Boards like paintings: Grenoble magnifies comics
At the Grenoble museum, until April 19, 2026, comic strips can no longer be read: they can be contemplated. Presented as real…
Between the people of Marseillais and the Good Mother, an imperishable and anchored bond
“Are you going up to Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde? Can you pray for me? » More than a symbol of the city, the basilica is…
Meditate with Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Do you hear the accordion singing under the arbors of this shady square? It’s Sunday, and in the mildness of the first…
What to see on television this weekend? The Pilgrim’s recommendations
FRIDAY MARCH 20 France 3 / Entertainment – 9:10 p.m. The 33rd Classical Music VictoriesLive from the Brest venue Le Quartz, in…
The Montparnasse Tower in sight
On March 31, the Montparnasse tower will close. More than half a century after its inauguration, the only skyscraper in inner Paris…
5 novels that return to the past to reimagine it
Just after God, there is dad by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt Ed. Albin Michel, 208 p., €19.90. Twenty years later My life with Mozart,…
Meditate on the Gospel of the 5th Sunday of Lent with catechumens
Lent was born from the preparation for the baptism of future Christians. The other faithful joined in this spiritual journey. An ancient…
3 prayers in honor of Saint-Joseph to (re)discover
Pope Francis’ prayer Hail, guardian of the Redeemer, husband of the Virgin Mary. To you God has entrusted his Son; Mary has…
What has Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis’ text on the family, changed in the Church?
What is the great novelty of this text? Amoris Laetitia is a text both anchored in the tradition of the Church and…
Véronique Bardet’s column: Dirty prejudices!
“The poor are damaging the planet”; “they don’t know how to eat healthily”; “we must teach them to be eco-responsible”… In an…