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Pope Leo XIV’s visit to France in 2026 Notre-Dame de Paris

Discover the official products Pope Leo XIV's visit to France in 2026. Created especially to celebrate the Holy Father's visit from September 25 to 28 in Paris, Lourdes, and Metz, these products feature the official logo of this historic visit.

Purchasing these items will help fund the Pope's visit. Thank you in advance for your support!

The various symbols featured in the logo of Pope Leo XIV's visit in September 2026 are :

  • The dove, symbolizing peace and the Holy Spirit.
  • The olive branch, representing hope, reconciliation, and renewal.
  • The cross, recalling Christ and the gift of His life for the salvation of the world.
  • The Gothic arch, inspired by the heritage of French cathedrals and the liturgical tradition.
  • The rays of light, evoking the spread of the Gospel and the light of Christ.

Together, these elements form a circular design that evokes both a cathedral rose window and the Blessed Sacrament.

The motto chosen for Leo XIV's visit to France is: "So That the World May Have Life." This phrase is inspired by the Gospel according to Saint John, Chapter 6, known as the "Bread of Life Discourse," Jesus' great teaching on the Eucharist.

T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, "So That the World May Have Life" message bracelets, tote bags, water bottles, badges, magnets, key rings, and more...

Essential items to celebrate the Pope's visit or to cherish as a lasting souvenir of his journey to France.

Learn more about the Pope's visit to Notre-Dame de Paris on September 25, 2026: Visit of Pope Leo XIV to Notre-Dame de Paris

Learn more about the Pope's visit to France, with stops in Paris on September 25, Lourdes on September 26, and Metz on September 27: Pope Leo XIV's Visit to France