Pope Leo XIV arrived in Paris for a four-day visit to France, greeted by President Emmanuel Macron ahead of stops at UNESCO and Notre-Dame.

Pope Leo XIV called ‘rebirth’ the key to his trip to France, pointing to Notre-Dame’s renewal, rising baptisms, and youth as signs of hope.

Pope Leo at UNESCO warned that Artificial Intelligence has fostered a “corruption of culture” that could affect what it means to be human.

In Lourdes, Pope Leo issued a firm call to conversion from sin and error in the Church, and invited all to repent and do penance.

Pope Leo XIV’s pilgrimage to Lourdes highlights how approved private apparitions point believers back to Christ without adding new dogma.

Celebrating Mass in Metz Cathedral, Pope Leo XIV urged Europe to let past wounds become openings of light to build a future of harmony.

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi visited Russia as Pope Leo XIV’s peace envoy to urge the release of Ukrainian prisoners and repatriate children.

An estimated 800,000 people attended the pontiff’s open-air Mass in Paris before his journey to the Lourdes' Grotto of Mary's Apparition.

Pope Leo XIV prayed the rosary for world peace with 700 children in the Vatican Gardens, calling it 50 million Hail Marys rising to heaven.

Pope Leo XIV visited Paris’ Bakhita House to hear migrants’ stories of faith and urge fraternal welcome and integration across France.

In Rome, Bishop Robert Barron affirmed that Catholic theology is deeply aligned with founding American ideals as the U.S. marks 250 years.

In Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV denounced euthanasia as ‘false compassion,’ stating that what is legal is not necessarily moral for human life.