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In a world filled with frustration and fear, seeking the common good is more important than ever, Pope Francis told French politicians.

Before leading his general audience on November 30, the Pope met privately with French political representatives, who were taking part in a pilgrimage to Rome. The officials came from the southeastern Rhone-Alpes region.

As French citizens prepare for presidential elections starting in April, the Pope supported the bishops' call for rediscovering the true meaning of political life.

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