The French Church last Friday turned Stade de France into a great stage to tell the history of the country’s Christianity before Leo XIV and about 80,000 young people. The vigil began with a performance entitled “After the footprints of the saints”, a production of about twenty minutes divided into ten paintings that went through different moments of French Catholic history through its saints and that enthralled the whole world.
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The French Church last Friday turned Stade de France into a great stage to tell the history of the country’s Christianity before Leo XIV and about 80,000 young people. The vigil began with a performance entitled “After the footprints of the saints”, a production of about twenty minutes divided into ten paintings that went through different moments of French Catholic history through its saints and that enthralled the whole world.