Marc Sangnier, precursor of Christian democracy in France
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Speech by Marc Sangnier, then deputy for the Seine, on the occasion of the Joan of Arc celebrations in Rouen in 1922. National Library of France / MaxPPP
François Bayrou will speak at the former residence of one of the fathers of Christian democracy, Marc Sangnier, on Tuesday, August 26, for the CFDT union's return to work. The union, which was scheduled to host the Prime Minister in Paris, has relocated the meeting to Essonne to avoid protests.
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I subscribeFrançois Bayrou's return to school continues. The Prime Minister will address CFDT delegates this Tuesday, August 26, at their summer university. The meeting is being held at the Château de Bierville (Essonne), the former property of Christian Democrat Marc Sangnier (1873-1950), which the union inherited. The CFDT has decided to relocate the meeting, initially scheduled to take place at the Bourse du Travail in Paris, to avoid potential protests.
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