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World French Twist
Some See a Renaissance With New President Sarkozy
BY JOANNA BOGLE REGISTER CORRESPONDENT
May 20-26, 2007 Issue |
Posted 5/15/07 at 7:00 AM
PARIS — The general reaction of
Catholics in France to the election of a new president seems to be one of quiet
relief.
Nicolas Sarkozy was elected with a
clear majority over his socialist opponent Segolene Royal. In pre-election
interviews and broadcasts, he had voiced support for families, opposition to
euthanasia and a general sense of respect for France’s Christian traditions.
“We feel we’ve avoided the worst
option. The new president is surrounded by a number of people who have...
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