France, the Daughter of the Mother Church

The Pope's visit to France confirmed that France, historically known as the daughter of the mother Church, still maintains a strong relationship with the Catholic Church despite its transition to a secular system since the French Revolution of 1789, when religion was gradually separated from the state through various stages and treaties such as the Concordat, which was later abolished. The visit also reflects widespread popular enthusiasm for the church, with tens of thousands participating in spiritual celebrations in Paris, demonstrating the ongoing engagement with faith despite France's historical and political changes.

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