“No one is so poor as to have nothing to give.” Before Mass, the pope sat with migrants and told catechists to respect each person’s pace. Six altar servers with Down syndrome served his Mass.
I'm sure this was as exciting for the French as it was for us Chicagoans when Pope John Paul II said Mass in Grant Park in 1979. I remember the feeling of love that wafted through our city for days afterward. I wish the same for the French.
I am grateful to God first and foremost for his love and his mercy. I am grateful to Pope Leo for coming to France and all that has done and is doing to make a difference while here - he is certainly hand picked by God for these times. And I am grateful to the French people for showing how much we love Pope Leo and respect what he has to offer by showing up big time.
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What beautiful examples by the pope's actions
I'm sure this was as exciting for the French as it was for us Chicagoans when Pope John Paul II said Mass in Grant Park in 1979. I remember the feeling of love that wafted through our city for days afterward. I wish the same for the French.
Great turn-out in France for Pope Leo.
I am grateful to God first and foremost for his love and his mercy. I am grateful to Pope Leo for coming to France and all that has done and is doing to make a difference while here - he is certainly hand picked by God for these times. And I am grateful to the French people for showing how much we love Pope Leo and respect what he has to offer by showing up big time.
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The Church has found the leader it needs in this hurting world. Blessings on Pope Leo.