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"We Are Heirs to the Working-Class Districts": in Saint-Denis, the Church in Search of Fraternity

Summary by L'Humanité
From the basilica to the towns of Gaston-Dourdin, from Saint Paul-de-la-Plaine to the bishopric, the city tells of a Christianity that has changed its face. In this popular, young and multicultural city, Catholics are a minority. Jesuits, priests, faithful and bishop draw a Church more oriented towards reception and social justice.
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From the basilica to the towns of Gaston-Dourdin, from Saint Paul-de-la-Plaine to the bishopric, the city tells of a Christianity that has changed its face. In this popular, young and multicultural city, Catholics are a minority. Jesuits, priests, faithful and bishop draw a Church more oriented towards reception and social justice.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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