The concept of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, although not explicitly found in Scripture under this name, is deeply rooted in biblical teachings. The heart of Jesus is a powerful metaphor used to describe his infinite love, compassion and sacrifice for humanity. In many passages of the Bible, we find elements that illuminate and support devotion to the Sacred Heart. Here is an exploration of the biblical foundations of this devotion. Read more...

The Sacred Heart of Jesus is one of the richest symbols of the Christian faith, embodying God's infinite love for humanity. This devotion, deeply rooted in the history of the Catholic Church, invites believers to meditate on the heart of Jesus as the source of mercy, compassion and redemption. This text explores the origins, spiritual message and impact of the Sacred Heart in the lives of the faithful. Read more...

Every December, Lyon becomes the world's capital of light, attracting millions of visitors thanks to its emblematic event: the Fête des Lumières. During this period, the city is transformed into an open-air gallery of luminous art, where monuments, squares and streets light up to offer magical shows. To make sure you don't miss a thing, here is a selection of the must-see places to visit during the Fête des Lumières. Read more...

From religious tradition to global eventLyon's Festival of Lights, which illuminates the city every year in early December, is a world-renowned event. Yet behind its spectacular light projections and artistic installations lies a rich history deeply rooted in religious tradition. From its spiritual origins in the 17th century to its international influence, this festival embodies the evolution of a local celebration into a world-renowned cultural and artistic event. Read more...

The role of the statue of the Virgin Mary on Fourvière hill in Lyon's festivalThe statue of the Virgin Mary, perched atop Fourvière hill in Lyon, is much more than an emblematic monument. She is the spiritual and historic heart of the Festival of Lights, a symbol of protection, gratitude and unity for the people of Lyon. Since its inauguration in 1852, the statue has played a central role in the celebrations of 8 December, combining religious faith with popular traditions. This article explores the history, significance and impact of this statue as part of Lyon's famous celebration. Read more...