Pilgrimage from Paris to Chartres this Pentecost weekend will have a record 19,000 pilgrims with 2,000 more on a waiting list.
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With France poised to vote on a controversial “assisted dying” bill May 27, the country’s Catholic bishops launched a public campaign urging Catholics to speak out.
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Catholics in Normandy commemorated the 100th anniversary of St. Thérèse’s of Lisieux’s canonization with three days of solemn celebrations May 16-18.
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In southern France, a legacy of martyrdom accompanied the loss of the papacy’s temporal power in France.
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On display until May 11, the relic has drawn intense devotion, particularly following the recent death of Pope Francis.
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In “The Silence of Bétharram,” the author gathers testimonies of alleged assaults, including alleged rapes committed in the school against minors by clergy and laypeople, between 1950 and 2010, but …
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The sanctuary confirmed the news on X, saying that Italian woman Antonietta Raco, who suffered from primary lateral sclerosis, “was cured in 2009 during her pilgrimage to Lourdes.”
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It’s not a passing trend, but a real “dynamic,” said Archbishop Olivier de Germay of Lyon, who is responsible for the catechumenate in France.
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This historic site, known as the necropolis of French kings, is undergoing a major reconstruction project.
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The cardinal-archbishop of Marseille, allegedly one of the pope’s favorite cardinals, urged people to resist feelings of helplessness amid rising political extremism and societal divisions.
