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'I really connect with him' - Americans prepare for papal visit (opens the original)
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As the first US-born pope arrives in France this week, Paris’ Catholic American community prepared to welcome an American pope with an international vision Pope Leo XIV arrives in France this Friday, September 25, on his first apostolic visit to the country, with crowds expected to number in the hundreds of thousands at his Masses in Paris, Lourdes and Metz. His visit holds particular significance for one group: Americans living in France. Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago, Illinois, and spent hi
‘They immediately took me in:’ how one American entrepreneur found startup success in France (opens the original)
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The Franco-American founder and CEO of Rogervoice chose France to grow his company Olivier Jeannel's market-disrupting business idea started more than a decade ago as an intuition. Mr Jeannel, a now 45-year-old French-American, had moved from California to Paris in the early 2000s for his master's degree. After coming up with multiple business ideas that never quite made it out the door, he landed on an issue that desperately needed solving: making phone calls accessible for people who are deaf
Why some children are placed a year below in France (opens the original)
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Jenna Hartzell's daughter was held back a year on arrival from the US, with no warning – experts explain why this happens, and how to help a child catch up More than 11 million students returned to the classroom on September 1, as the rentrée, or back-to-school season, kicked off in France. However, for children who have just arrived in France from another country, starting school can be a complicated, and surprising, process. That was the case for Jenna Hartzell's two children, who moved to Fra
Support dog helps victims of crime speak up in Haut-Rhin (opens the original)
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A judicial assistance dog in Mulhouse helps victims during police interviews, court hearings and medical appointments A labrador-golden retriever cross named Vaïna has become an unlikely fixture at the police station in Mulhouse (Haut-Rhin) and, according to staff, one of its most effective members. Vaïna, 19 months old, is France’s latest ‘judicial assistance dog’, trained to calm and reassure victims as they navigate police interviews, court hearings and medical appointments following a crime.
Help trace Amiens family to return lost First World War postcards (opens the original)
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An Australian woman seeks descendants of Victor and Juliette Herbault in Amiens to return twelve love postcards An Australian woman is appealing for help tracing the descendants of a family from Amiens (Somme) so she can return a collection of World War One postcards taken from an abandoned home by her great-grandfather. Nicki Rogers inherited the postcards, collected by Australian soldiers as they passed through northern France during the war. Among them are 12 cards exchanged between Juliette
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