The feast of 8 December, also known as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, is a religious and cultural celebration that is particularly lively in some parts of the world, including France. In Lyon, this date is associated with the famous Festival of Lights, an event that attracts millions of visitors every year. Originally a religious festival dedicated to the Virgin Mary, today 8 December is a time when tradition and modernity meet in a burst of light and fervour. Read more...

The feast of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary, celebrated each year on 21 November, is one of the important Marian feasts in the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church, as well as in certain Orthodox traditions. It has its roots in apocryphal traditions, enriched by centuries of popular devotion and theology. Although less well known than other Marian celebrations such as the Annunciation or the Assumption, this feast highlights a key moment in Mary's life and illustrates her unique role in salvation history. Read more...

The Christmas cot is one of the most emblematic symbols of the Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. It evokes the story of the Nativity as described in the Gospels, while also carrying a profound spiritual and theological significance. Through its various elements. The manger, the figures and the setting, the cot expresses essential truths of the Christian faith and invites believers to contemplate the mystery of the Incarnation.  Read more...

As part of Catholic education, catechists play an essential role in teaching young people about the faith, Christian values and the foundations of devotion. The Miraculous Medal, a symbol of the Virgin Mary's protection and grace, can be a powerful tool in this teaching. Beyond its personal use, the medal offers catechists a concrete way of illustrating the faith and inspiring young people in their relationship with God. This article explores how the Miraculous Medal can enrich Catholic education and become a support for prayer, understanding and connection with Mary. Read more...

The Miraculous Medal, though seemingly modest, is a sacred object imbued with spirituality and mystery. Worn and venerated by millions of faithful throughout the world, it is a symbol of the Catholic faith and devotion to the Virgin Mary. But why is it called "miraculous"? This appellation goes back to its origins and the many testimonies of graces, cures and protection attributed to the medal over nearly two centuries. This article explores the history of the Miraculous Medal, its reported graces, and the meaning of its name. Read more...