Separatism: Catholics raise their voices

It is undoubtedly the youngest of the academies in France, but not the least active.

Created in 2008, the discreet Catholic Academy of France brings together all that the Catholic world of France has from scholars and intellectuals in the multiple fields of knowledge.

Most of them are lay people, the religious being a very small minority.

It notably includes the philosophers Chantal Delsol and Pierre Manent, the writer Alain Vircondelet and the lawyer Dominique de la Garanderie.

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The body regularly publishes in-depth studies, at university level, but innovates today with public positions on major social issues.

As by communicating, this Friday, on the bill "reinforcing the respect of the republican principles", by a text of which

Le Figaro Vox

publishes the entirety.

The academy's fear is to see "

the peaceful relationship which prevails today between the Republic and the cults

" replaced by "

mistrust and suspicion

".

With

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