St. Thomas Aquinas, and the Pro-Life Movement in France (March 9)
This week, Father Aquinas Guilbeau joins us to discuss St. Thomas Aquinas, and Solène Tadié discusses the pro-life movement in France, where abortion has been declared a “right.”
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Abortion Enshrined in the French Constitution: What’s Next?
Intended as a ‘symbolic message’ to the rest of the world, on the other side of the Alps, pro-life organizations are already calling for mobilization to prevent the export of the French model.
French Bishops Call for Fasting and Prayer as France Enshrines Abortion in Constitution
‘Let us pray that our fellow citizens will rediscover the taste for life, for giving it, for receiving it, for accompanying it, for having and raising children,’ the bishops said.
Pope Francis Names an Auxiliary Bishop for Paris
Father Tois was born on Sept. 28, 1965, in the town of Le Petit-Quevilly in the Archdiocese of Rouen. He is 58 years old.
Vatican Announces Pope Francis’ Marseille Visit Schedule; Trip to Highlight Mediterranean Migrant Crisis
The day trip in France will be Sept. 22-23.
Taizé Community to Get New Leader in December
Brother Thorpe, an Anglican from the United Kingdom, will take up the post on Dec. 3. He joined the Taizé community in 1986.
Pope’s Restrictions Spark Resurgence of Interest in Traditional Mass Among Youth
Two French Catholic writers analyze how Traditionis Custodes is fueling a Traditional Mass movement among young Catholics
Watchdog Raises Concerns After Arson Attacks on German and French Churches
A historic church in Germany has been targeted — and several incidents have occurred in Paris.
The New Faces of Persecution Against Christians in Europe
France has the highest number of hate crimes against Christians — who remain the country’s most targeted religious community — followed by Germany, Italy and Poland, a recent annual report finds.
Will France Enshrine a ‘Right’ to Abortion in Its Constitution?
Two texts will be examined in Parliament on Nov. 24 and 28.
