Lou Momege said, "Ça m’a mis dans un bon mood!" — meaning "It put me in a good mood!" — in reference to the experience of attending a significant event. Anaïs and her friend Julie left quietly from the security perimeter set up to attend the mass of Pope Léon XIV on Saturday. The two friends, who came from Haute-Savoie, did not stay until the end, as they had another event to attend: Céline Dion's concert. After going through the ticket war, they finally obtained tickets to see the Quebec star perform at the Plenitude Arena on Saturday. They were unaware that just a few hours earlier and only a few kilometers away, they could have seen a completely different performance: a mass celebrated by the Pope himself. They took the opportunity to attend the beginning of the mass, near the avenue de la Grande-Armée. "It is a rare event to have the Pope in France and to be part of this celebration," Anaïs noted. As a warm-up, they attended the beginning of the mass, near the avenue de la Grande-Armée. "It's quite unusual to see the Pope and Céline Dion on the same day," Julie joked. Although they experienced a moment of communion, the two friends seem more eager to see the performance of the Quebec icon. "I'll go where you go, 'Prière païenne', 'Mon Destin'...", after the homily, they mainly think about the cult songs they would like to hear Saturday night. They have already planned to practice in the car, and for Julie, little doubt: "We will dance and scream more, which is less the case for the mass!"