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Timeline: European traditionalism, Riposte catholique

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2026

  1. French site Riposte catholique closes; director cites difficulty covering abuse

    Guillaume de Thieulloy closed Riposte catholique in late March 2026 (reports give 24 or 25 March), saying in a statement on Le Salon Beige that he had failed to find the right balance in reporting on abuse in the Church. In May 2026 Après la Ciase reported that a collective acting independently of him had relaunched the title at a new address; Breizh-info later reported a further relaunch by a former contributor.

    SourcesFermeture du site internet Riposte Catholique (Après la Ciase)Fermeture de Riposte catholique (Le Salon Beige)Riposte Catholique renaît sous une nouvelle adresse (Après la Ciase)Riposte Catholique zo deuet en dro (title reconstructed) (Breizh-info)

2010

  1. French 're-information' portal Riposte catholique goes online

    Riposte catholique, a French Catholic news and commentary site directed by Guillaume de Thieulloy and launched with journalist Daniel Hamiche, went online on 1 January 2010, according to its own 'À propos' page.

    SourcesÀ propos (Riposte catholique)Daniel Hamiche (Wikipédia)