« Comment ne pas te louer » : un chant composé par un religieux camerounais marque la visite du pape
Le chant, repris par des dizaines de milliers de jeunes lors de la veillée du pape Léon XIV au Stade de France, a été composé par un religieux originaire du Cameroun.
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Le chant gospel « Comment ne pas te louer » a marqué la visite du pape Léon XIV en France, selon RFI. Il a été repris en chœur par près de 80 000 jeunes lors de la veillée de prière organisée au Stade de France le vendredi 25 septembre.
Le lendemain, le refrain a continué de résonner parmi des milliers de bénévoles réunis sur les Champs-Élysées, précise RFI.
Derrière ce chant devenu familier des chrétiens se trouve un religieux originaire du Cameroun, selon le rapport, qui n'apporte pas davantage de précisions sur son identité ou les circonstances de la composition du chant.
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- «Comment ne pas te louer», un refrain bien connu des chrétiens composé par un religieux camerounais — RFI — Français
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