This Tuesday, November 2nd, a Mass will be held at the Cathedral of Sainte-Réparate in the presence of François Rabut, Municipal Councilor delegated to Veterans and Army-Nation Relations, General Alfred Morel, General Delegate of Alpes-Maritimes for the French Remembrance Association, and Olivier Robaut, President of the Nice Committee.
To this end, a mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of Sainte-Réparate, a wreath-laying ceremony will be organized at the Military Squares of the Caucade Cemetery, and various ceremonies will be held at the Lecuyer Garden, the Grand Synagogue, and the Reformed Church to pay tribute to those who died for France.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
10:00 AM: Mass at the Cathedral of Sainte-Réparate,
11:45 AM: Tribute to Muslim Combatants at Lecuyer Garden, Emile Ripert Avenue in Ariane,
3:00 PM: Pilgrimage to the Military Squares of the Caucade Cemetery.
Friday, November 5, 2010, at 6 PM: Ceremony at the Grand Synagogue (7 Gustave Deloye Street).
Sunday, November 14, 2010, at 10:15 AM: Service at the Reformed Church of France (21 Victor Hugo Boulevard).
The French Remembrance Association is a national association created in 1887 with the aim of forming a bridge between all French people around the values of France and the Republic. Today, the French Remembrance Association has 200,000 active members throughout the national territory. Their goal is to preserve the memory of those who died for France throughout its history or honored it with noble deeds, especially by maintaining their graves and the monuments erected in their glory. It is also about passing the torch to successive generations by instilling in them, through the maintenance of memory, a sense of duty, love of the Homeland, and respect for its values.
