
Juliette Linley
Zurich-based broadcast journalist and Monocle radio contributor, host of Monocle on Sunday and The Globalist.
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Sep 27, 2026
From papal travels to wine and the week’s news
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Juliet LinleyGUEST
And, you know, only 2%, I think, of Catholics identify, of French identify as Catholic or are practicing Catholics going to mass.

Juliet LinleyGUEST
But if you look at the images of this Pope, he's like really such a welcome, such a... thousands, tens of thousands of people going to his masses, lining the streets and everything.

Juliet LinleyGUEST
But then today, this morning, he is in Lourdes, in this grotto where the Madonna is said to have appeared to some young children more than 100 years ago.

Tyler BrûléHOST
Here's a nation which, of course, I think always wants to celebrate the fact that there is sort of secularism once you pass the threshold at school, etc., But here at the same time, we have a lot of money, probably not just the money from the Vatican being deployed to, of course, whip the pontiff around the country.