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What is the use of tradition?
Tradition requires constant conversion. It's no picnic! Tradition requires constant effort. And even the most important effort: that of not forgetting. Tradition is of little use for remembering; it serves primarily to not forget. It loses its Continue reading
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Family spots
Why do we think it's easy to have a family? We think what is natural is easy. However, the sense of what is natural has evaporated by forgetting its law. So it is with love. Love is born from the law, It dies when it is trampled underfoot. Love perishes under the blows of anarchy Which confuses love and conceals it. Love takes on other finery. How can we believe that it is enough to Continue reading
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Social gathering at the Vatican
It's always a surprise to discover, like this morning, an interview with a person, whether famous or not, but representative of our times, admitting that their meeting with Pope Francis was one of the most significant moments of their life, but not taking any action from it. As if this meeting was meant to be a moment among... Continue reading
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Sundays
Is it Sunday? It's Sunday! Smelling the dawn as we speak to the public, Savoring a hearty breakfast, it's a day of celebration, let's not forget it or rather let's remember it. Getting ready for a big day, the big day! Listening to a grumpy taxi driver complaining about how the world is going wrong, Distracting yourself from this conversation, like any other discussion, Going up Continue reading
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Sketch on authority or a definition of progressive.
Following the article, Why this hatred of authority?, I received many reactions. The first consisted of confusing, or asking me not to confuse, power and authority. Here, we can see one thing: many people on social networks still agree with this distinction. It even marks for them Continue reading
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Exile, migrants and the Holy Father (2)
Reflections on the Holy Father's various remarks regarding migrants Not all migrants arriving in Europe today are fleeing a catastrophic situation. They often arrive with big smiles on their faces. They don't all seem destitute. They show no nostalgia for their country and arrive in large numbers to find another Continue reading
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Exile, migrants and the Holy Father
One only has to listen to the captivating music of some tangos, Carlos Gardel, of course, Astor Piazzolla too, and others, who sang of exile, the distant, the inaccessible, to chase away their waves of soul, their melancholy and live for the time of a song in the combined happiness of their memories and their hopes, to feel the distress Continue reading
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Identify
Identity is divided on the one hand into a base that is within us without us being able to derive any particular merit from it, our nature and the education (culture) that we have received, and a constitutive movement of life that discovers elements that are not listed by our nature or our education, but which must Continue reading
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Afterword (by Georges Mathieu)
If the "misfortunes of France are exemplary," it will take us thirty years to recover from the last one: that of the laxity of the right combined with the sectarianism of the left. For nearly half a century, we have been suffering the terrorism of an intelligentsia successively gangrened by Marxism, Leninism, Maoism, socialism, social democracy, without Continue reading