The Nice Town Hall was the site of an emotional moment as Marie-Claude Marty was honored by receiving the insignia of Knight in the National Order of Merit. This event highlighted the exceptional courage and dedication of this woman, who has devoted her life to God and her fellow citizens.
Christian Estrosi, Mayor of Nice, recalled the day when Marie-Claude saved the priest of the Saint-Pierre d’Arène parish, a heroic gesture that saved the priest. “This gesture was not simply the result of a moment but the outcome of a life dedicated to love for others and sacrifice,” emphasized the mayor of Nice. The National Order of Merit, the highest insignia, pays homage to this unwavering devotion and dedication.
During the ceremony, Marie-Claude received praise. Seen as an example of courage and compassion, a rare and exceptional person whose action prevented further tragedy from mourning Nice. Her courage, humble and illuminated by faith, has been an example for everyone, a living testimony to the importance of choosing life and continuing to love, even in the darkest moments.
A person filled with courage and illuminated by faith in God
In an emotional speech, Sister Marie-Claude testified to the divine guidance that “guided her life,” as she described, helping her to perform this brave act. As a former nurse, then by choosing to fully commit herself, Marie-Claude embodies the values of altruism and dedication.
During this ceremony, the French Republic paid tribute to a person who, through an impulsive and heroic act, saved a life and inspires all those around her. “We celebrate a rare and exceptional person, filled with courage, illuminated by faith, and focused on others,” emphasized Christian Estrosi.
