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Famille chrétienne

French Roman Catholic weekly magazine published in France since 1978

Famille chrétienne (French pronunciation: [famij kʁetjɛn]) is a French Roman Catholic weekly magazine published in France since 1978.

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History

The magazine was started in January 1978,[1] as the sister publication of Famiglia Cristiana, an Italian Catholic magazine.[2]

In 1981, the magazine was acquired by Rémy Montagne.[2] In 1992, it was merged with Média-Participations.[2]

In 2008, it had a circulation of 63,000.[1]

Content

The magazine covers national and international news, individual faith, and Catholic news.[1] Its editorial stance is conservative.[3]

References

  1. [1]
    Laure Jaulerry, Jean-Paul Labourdette, Véronique Hunsiger, Séjours spirituels en France, Paris: Le Petit Futé, 2008, p. 254
  2. [2]
    Michel Dubost, Stanislas Lalanne, Le nouveau Théo - Livre 6 - L'Église d'aujourd'hui: L'Encyclopédie catholique pour tous, Fleurus, 2011
  3. [3]
    La France et l'Afrique du Sud: histoire, mythes et enjeux contemporains, KARTHALA Editions, 1990, p. 373
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