For the third time, the National Assembly has adopted the bill establishing a "right to assisted dying." The Archbishop of Paris calls for "abandoning this path." The Catholic Church is entering a phase of institutional resistance that the law now makes necessary.
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On June 28, at Place Fontenoy, thousands of French people will gather to protest the bill. Two days later, the National Assembly votes. Between a law passed without real debate and resistance that crosses political divides, the final week begins under high tension.
Jun 26, 2026 10 5
From September 25 to 28, Leo XIV will be in Paris. The diocese is calling for 10,000 volunteers. Believers of all ages are already responding. The visit will take place eight days after the vote on assisted dying. [ENCADRE titre="Volunteer for the Pope's visit" contenu="To register, go to [paris.catholique.fr/visite-pape](https://paris.catholique.fr/visite-pape)."]
Jun 23, 2026 8 3
Three days before the solemn vote, the National Assembly abandons the euthanasia model to return to assisted suicide, excluding doctors from the lethal act. A formal adjustment that changes nothing essential: France is about to enshrine in law a right to die.
Jun 27, 2026 12 7
The text is locked, unamended, and the solemn vote is scheduled for June 30. The demonstration on June 28 at Place Fontenoy is the last public opportunity for Catholics, caregivers, and families to make their voices heard.
Jun 27, 2026 10 5
Four days before the solemn vote on June 30, Catholic and pro-life France is mobilizing at Place Fontenoy while the National Assembly prepares to enshrine in law a right to die, which Guillaume Bernard analyzes as the poisoned fruit of the ideology of human rights.
Jun 26, 2026 9 0
As the final vote in the National Assembly looms, the Archbishop of Marseille speaks out clearly. Citizen mobilization, legislative paradoxes, and healthcare workers' resistance: the moment of choice has arrived.
Jun 25, 2026 9 1
The motion of rejection failed on June 23. The final vote is approaching. Meanwhile, fifty cities were demonstrating, and the Assembly itself recognized the incompatibility of euthanasia with medicine.
Jun 24, 2026 9 5
The motion to reject the euthanasia bill was rejected in the National Assembly. The final stretch has been reached: the decisive vote is imminent, despite an unprecedented citizen mobilization in more than fifty cities and the reservations expressed by Prime Minister Bayrou.
Jun 23, 2026 9 1
The motion of rejection has been dismissed. The National Assembly is preparing to vote on the legalization of assisted dying. François Bayrou expresses reservations without committing. Healthcare workers and families are taking to the streets. Isabelle de Franclieu analyzes the decisive moment for the nation's conscience.
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