In 1983 in this country, the Catholic priest Christian Delorme helped to organize the 50-day-long "March for Equality and Against Racism". An earlier Catholic priest in this country started a charity organization that has grown into Emmaus International. In 1998, a politician in this country gained fame for giving a five-hour speech opposing civil unions while holding a Bible; that politician is (*) Christine Boutin. An 1801 concordat, which has otherwise been ended, is still followed in a region of this country because that region was held by a foreign power in 1905, when this country passed a law that stopped govern
In 1983 in this country, the Catholic priest Christian Delorme helped to organize the 50-day-long "March for Equality and Against Racism". An earlier Catholic priest in this country started a charity organization that has grown into Emmaus International. In 1998, a politician in this country gained fame for giving a five-hour speech opposing civil unions while holding a Bible; that politician is (*) Christine Boutin. An 1801 concordat, which has otherwise been ended, is still followed in a region of this country because that region was held by a foreign power in 1905, when this country passed a law that stopped government funding of religions. It currently follows the secular "laicity" policy. For 10 points, name this European country that established secularity during its Third Republic.
In 1983 in this country, the Catholic priest Christian Delorme helped to organize the 50-day-long "March for Equality and Against Racism".
France [or French Republic; or Republique Francaise]