Sentence examples for catholic francophone from inspiring English sources

Taylor was raised in a bicultural, bilingual family with a Protestant, English-speaking father and a Roman Catholic, Francophone mother.

His father was an Anglophone Anglican, his mother a Francophone Catholic.

He was the son of a diesel mechanic in the port of Antwerp, Frans Tindemans, and his wife, Margaret (nee Vercruyssen), in a society where politicians are not only either francophone or Flemish, but also either Freemasons or Catholics – traditionally alternating in office; he was definitely in the latter camp.

French-educated and a Roman Catholic, Diop served as Senegalese representative in the French Senate from 1946 to 1948 and came into contact with leading French and Francophone African intellectuals.

As of now, Mr Schreiber said, francophone Belgium had two campuses, in Liège and Brussels, which were secular, and another, at Louvain-la-Neuve which was historically Catholic but quite liberal.

Yavo!" (francophone slang for "foreigner").

The third, Alexandre Lamfalussy, is a Francophone Belgian.

In the francophone elections the francophone Socialists emerged as the biggest party, just ahead of the francophone Liberals.

Sixth Catholic.

A Catholic?

We are the first francophone country he has come into.