WORLD● LOW2h ago · Sep 24, 2026, 3:12 PM
Podcast: Pope in secular France, vultures and farmers, first divorce law
RFI [en] · western europe
With its strong commitment to secularism, France is not an obvious place for Pope Leo XIV to stage an appearance, but his visit is drawing interest from Catholics and non-Catholics alike. After nearly disappearing from France, vultures are making a comeback, but their return has created new tensions with farmers. And France's revolutionary first divorce law from 1792.
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