On the occasion of the arrival of Pope Leo XIV in Paris, La Boîte à Objets, a company based in Aubagne, produced and delivered more than 220,000 personalized items in a few weeks. Among them, 3,000 umbrellas intended for an unexpected mission: to identify priests and deacons at the time of communion with concord bringing together more than 800,000 people.
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On the occasion of the arrival of Pope Leo XIV in Paris, La Boîte à Objets, a company based in Aubagne, produced and delivered more than 220,000 personalized items in a few weeks. Among them, 3,000 umbrellas intended for an unexpected mission: to identify priests and deacons at the time of communion with concord bringing together more than 800,000 people.