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 Quand les États-Unis honorent Marie : le 8 décembre reconnu « Holy Day » pour l’Immaculée Conception On December 8, 2025, U.S. President Donald J. Trump issued an official statement recognizing December 8 as a “Holy Day,” honouring Mary, mother of Jesus, for her faith, humility and pivotal role in salvation history. The proclamation links Marian devotion to nearly 250 years of American history — from a 1792 consecration of the young nation by its first U.S. Catholic bishop to historic moments like the Battle of New Orleans, attributed by some Catholics to Mary’s intercession. The statement concludes with the traditional “Hail Mary” prayer, inviting believers to share in this spiritual commemoration. This marks the first time a U.S. president has formally recognized the feast of the Immaculate Conception as a national holy day. Catholic News Agency +1 Article Le 8 décembre 2025, la Maison-Blanche a publié un message officiel du président Donald J. Trump dans lequel il déclare l...

  Charlie Kirk et l’Église catholique : une attirance secrète English Summary Charlie Kirk, the slain conservative leader, revealed an unexpected sympathy for Catholicism. He praised Mary as a model against modern feminism, admired the Latin Mass for its beauty and stability, and saw in Catholic tradition a refuge for disoriented youth. Although he never formally converted, he confessed to attending Mass and remaining “open-minded, but not there yet.” His most enduring legacy may be less political than spiritual: a reminder that holiness, not ideology, offers the true remedy to cultural decay. La mort de Charlie Kirk, militant conservateur flamboyant, a figé l’opinion dans une sidération douloureuse. Le fondateur de Turning Point USA, habitué aux escarmouches médiatiques et aux débats où il maniait la répartie comme une arme, cachait pourtant une inclination qui dépasse la politique et touche au mystère de la foi. Derrière la véhémence du polémiste, on découvrait un homme qui, ...