Luc Ferry: "Leon XIV, Faith, Hope and Love"
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CHRONIQUE - On the occasion of the arrival of Pope Leo XIV in Paris, our columnist, agnostic, questions the foundations of faith. Against the "need of God", which the atheists return against religion, he pleads for confidence in the person of Christ and in the beauty of his message.
On a visit to France that exceeded expectations in terms of numbers, Leo XIV recognized the paradox of finding in a secularized society the first clues of a Europe rediscovering religion.
TRIBUNE. Leon XIV's visit to Paris, Metz and Lourdes strengthened a new generation of Catholics in his thirst to serve and engage out of love for France, according to the author and influencer Corentin Dugast*.
In Europe and across the Atlantic, the media do not hide their surprise at the enthusiasm aroused by Leon XIV's visit to France, compared to a pop star. Without denying the continued secularization of the country, they detect signs of a new spiritual aspiration, especially among young people.
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