Voted Veiled Against "Hail Mary": in Ivry-Sur-Seine, the Laicity with Variable Geometry of the Communist Mayor
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Bufera in the red stronghold for the Christian prayer of politician Kevin Nader (Rn)."O laicity applies to everyone or to no one" . After spelling these words, in recent days, an exponent of the Rassemble national (Rn), the Catholic Kevin Nader, in the municipal council of Ivry-sur-Seine, 65,000 inhabitants around Paris, immediately passed, holding a crucifix, to recite the Hail Mary.Continue reading
Communist French Mayor Accuses Fellow Politician of 'Political Crime' for Holding Up Cross and Reciting the Hail Mary During Meeting * The Gateway Pundit * by Margaret Flavin
Mayor of Ivry-sur-Seine, Philippe Bouyssou, a member of the Communist Party, accused Kevin Nader, a municipal councilor in the town in the Val-de-Marne department near Paris, of a 'political crime' for holding up a cross and reciting the Hail Mary during a recent town meeting.
RECIT - An elected RN recited a Marian prayer in the city council, after unsuccessfully asking to ban religious signs in the assembly of Ivry-sur-Seine, where two left-wing elected women sit veiled. Mayor Philippe Bouyssou then put himself in a black anger and promised to seize the prefect against this elected one.
The meeting of the municipal council of Ivry-sur-Seine on June 12 went around the media: the elected RN Kevin Nader brandishing a crucifix and reciting a "Hail Mary." But, behind the (bad) buzz, several headlines shook the context: a debate on secularism, the veil and the neutrality of elected officials.
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