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All Events. Secondly, they must ensure, through their communication, that their measures are acceptable over time. These two elements imposed on the executive branch require resolution, through consultation, the tension between efficiency and consensus that is inherent in this type of decision-making process, which involves both politics and science.

They also require the President of the Republic to keep his promises. Ultimately, the crisis communication from the French executive has compromised its performance. Two interdependent reasons can explain this. Over the past year, the entire executive branch has engaged in a rhetoric full of confusing figures of speech that clumsily express both uncertainty and power.

Here, of course, the Churchillian war metaphor, the president's anaphora and psalmodies have stood out. This battle between a lighthearted relatability and a staunch, top-down presidential ethos reached its climax between late February and late March , when the president joked with youtubers McFly and Carlito right before imposing a new lockdown on the entire country.

On December 29, , the Minister of Health said that he "assumed" that the vaccination process was slow because it provided more precaution. At the same time, the President of the Republic leaked to the media that he felt angry about the slow rollout, even though he himself had decided on the Eurocentric vaccination strategy.

Certainly, thanks to the health crisis, the permanent flow of the new socio-economy of the media challenges our leaders as never before. Nevertheless, because it causes a dysfunctional polyphony, the theatricality of this crisis communication continues to nourish an informational cloud.

The interminable sequence around the hypothesis of reconfinement, which stretched from the end of January to Wednesday, March 31, , has once again exposed this. And the cause is clear: "to govern is to appear" as Jean-Marie Cotteret has noted, and politics is a "spectacle in itself" according to Georges Balandier. On the executive stage, speeches, gestures and textual or iconic productions are deployed in turn to serve as supports of ensuring the visibility of communication and, if possible, its consistency in the public space.

The content of a political speech, its social context of enunciation, and the media channel in which it is registered determine its various receptions. For example, on February 2nd, Macron appeared in an unexpected interview with TF1, but rather than delivering any decisive message, simply blurred the governmental word.

But, as Guillaume Tabard wrote in Le Figaro at the time, it was above all the presidential word that had been "more repetitive than performative. From April onwards, and whatever the contexts of enunciation press conference, parliament, television news An example from Matignon on April 2nd, "We are in a moment where we must be humble.

Father Hoppe enthusiastically maintained ties with other faiths in Odessa. The visits served to encourage the St. This ongoing communication with the Universal Church was very encouraging to Father Hoppe and the parish, even as a form of protection. As soon as communism collapsed in , Father Hoppe led the parish in demanding that the cathedral be reopened, which it was.

Fellow Salesians came to help manage the expanding community. They brought the piece, a Raphael copy, back to its home above the alter at the cathedral. Father Hoppe helped lead the procession. He died three months later. At a Sunday evening, English-language Mass at the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cathedral, a youthful Ukrainian Latin rite Catholic priest celebrated Mass for a congregation with people from at least four continents.

The choir was comprised mainly of students from Africa studying in local universities and the pews included tourists, diplomats, expatriates and locals. Mass is offered in Ukrainian, Russian and Polish, as well.

Father Roman, a diocesan priest who leads the Catholic outreach program to international students, gained impeccable English while serving in Great Britain for several years. He has also helped in German churches.

His experience abroad has led him to consider it especially important for the Latin rite Catholic Church in encourage more parishioner engagement through Bible study sessions, for example. Lively and youthful as Odessa is, with evidence of new investment despite the pandemic, there are zero signs that part of the country is at war.

Or, that some miles away, the Russian government controls Crimea, ever since a invasion that kicked off an unresolved international conflict.

Bishop Stanislav Szyrokoradiuk guides the Diocese of Odessa-Simferopol, meaning, territory that includes Crimea, territory claimed by both Ukraine and Russia since



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