Quand il n’y a plus que des minorités plus ou moins bruyantes…

Jean Duchesne reports that a recent visit by Pope Leo XIV in late September demonstrated the vitality of the Christian faith by gathering significantly more people than recent public protests or school blockades.

Duchesne notes that while loud minorities often dominate public discourse, the Pope's ability to mobilize and interest large crowds reveals a capacity for the Church to gather people without exercising domination. This contrast highlights a distinction between the active engagement seen during the papal visit and the crisis of motivation currently affecting the educational system.