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We take you on a journey to discover the castles of Seine-et-Marne and the programs that await you at this not-to-be-missed cultural event in September.

“I think we’ve crossed a watershed, that fundamental line in the sand that a life is always to be protected,” Archbishop John Sherrington told EWTN News.