Antoine de Tarlé

Antoine de Tarlé is a regular contributor to the French Jesuit monthly Études.

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A man prays inside St. Martin Church near Nantes, France, Oct. 5. (CNS/Reuters/Stephane Mahe)

Abuse report only first step in long reckoning for French Catholic Church

Commentary: The French church is engulfed in a major and perhaps fatal crisis due to a devastating report on 70 years of sexual abuse by at least 3,000 clerics and laypeople working for Catholic organizations.

The Trump presidency and Europe's dilemma

If the U.S. is missed in the international community, the loss may be felt in the leadership role it assumed, in spite of its flaws, fighting for human rights and the freedom of information.

Catholic divisions surface in French presidential elections

Will France's Marine Le Pen achieve a third victory for the right wing?

After Paris attacks, France, Muslim community must address new challenges

France must examine ‘unwelcome truths’ after Charlie Hebdo fallout

Three million French people in the streets, and an uncertain tomorrow

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