Clotilde Noël, founder of the association Tombée du Nid and mother of Marie-Garance, a young girl with disabilities, recently shared her experience with BFMTV about her daughter being blessed by Pope Francis. The event took place during a visit to the Vatican, where Marie-Garance received a blessing from the Pope, an encounter that left a deep impression on Noël. Noël described the moment as "a suspended moment" during an "unexpected moment," which she considered worthy of being called a "miracle." She emphasized the emotional weight of the experience, noting how it brought a sense of hope and recognition to her daughter and others in similar situations. The blessing, according to Noël, was not just a personal event but one that had a broader significance. She felt it allowed "light to be shed on these children who are less welcomed," highlighting the importance of visibility and acceptance for children with disabilities in society. Noël's comments reflect a desire for greater awareness and compassion towards children with disabilities, using her daughter's experience as a platform to advocate for their inclusion and recognition in the public eye.