"La Vierge Marie m'a sauvée" : Marie Estelle Dupont, entre foi et psychologie avec l'Abbé Raffray

"Pour une Foi," launched just over a year ago with no financial resources, has already gathered more than 20,000 subscribers and several hundred thousand views on YouTube, as well as tens of thousands of listeners each month on streaming platforms. Despite this impressive and rapidly growing audience, the revenue generated remains low and does not cover production costs, which have so far been self-funded by the project leaders (Father Raffray and his co-producers). To continue offering you this high-quality program and to hope for further growth, we need YOUR SUPPORT. You can make a donation via this link: https://fr.tipeee.com/pour-une-foi-po... Thank you for what you can do. God bless you! In this episode of "For a Faith," Marie Estelle Dupont, psychologist and writer, shares a profoundly moving testimony: that of a woman who endured maternal abuse, anorexia, meningitis, and the subsequent recovery to become a mother herself, a therapist, and a public voice on the major psychological issues of our time. The interview explores the still-taboo reality of maternal hatred and parental jealousy, the long road to forgiveness—understood not as forgetting but as an act of liberation—and the figure of the Virgin Mary as a spiritual anchor in the midst of hardship. Marie Estelle Dupont also examines our society through the lens of psychology: the crisis of couples and the complementarity of men and women, the collective depression stemming from the culture of performance, victimhood feminism and its dead ends, surrogacy and the commodification of women's bodies, and finally, the relationship between psychotherapy and the Christian faith. For a Faith is also available: -as a podcast: https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/po... -on Instagram:   / pour_une_foi_   -on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pour_une_foi_... 👉 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next episodes of For a Faith, released every other Sunday.