Weekly column from France: Without migrants, we would not be where we are now

18-11-2022

Christian Life

Marc Deroeux, CNE.news

Weekly column from France: Without migrants, we would not be where we are now

On 11 November 2022, the newspaper Le Monde ran the headline "Ocean-Viking": the arrival in Toulon is "the end of a three-week ordeal". The 230 people on this boat chartered by a humanitarian organisation are finally safe. They were tossed around for twenty days on the waters of the Mediterranean waiting for a port of refuge. Among them were about fifty children.

This week's personal debate between the two candidates: Macron (left) and Le Pen (right). Photo AFP, Ludovic Marin

Weekly column from France: Is secularism a threat or an opportunity for the Gospel?

Between the first and second round of the presidential election, France is in turmoil. Of course, the polls give the advantage to the incumbent president Emmanuel Macron over Marine Le Pen. But it is such a small advantage that some people fear that the far right is on the doorstep of power.

Weekly column from France: Christian called to vote based on love

Recently, I was allowed to vote for the first time. I hesitated before entering the voting booth.

Christian summer festival in Finland. Photo Sari Savela

Weekly column from Finland: Overcoming prejudices at summer festival

What would the Finnish summer be without spiritual summer festivals? There are plenty of them to suit all tastes and styles.

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