Marian Pilgrimage Spotlight: In Paris’ elegant Rue du Bac, the Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal at No. 140 remains a major magnet for Marian devotion, tied to Catherine Labouré’s reported visions and miracles—later recognized by the Church when she was proclaimed a saint in 1947. Global Sailing Adventure: Five best friends, all 19–21, are living the dream on their self-funded 37ft boat “Fatuhiva,” after a rough start that even required a German Coast Guard rescue early in the voyage. Art & Slow Time: Dom Art Projects’ Dubai show, “Time That Grows Slowly,” runs May 13–Sept. 13 and looks at time through vegetal and ecological rhythms, with a cross-regional lineup including Tabita Rezaire (French Guiana). Sports Pop-Culture Push: Kodansha and Concacaf have launched “Blue Lock: Diamonds in the Rough,” inviting U.S. fans and players to submit soccer-style videos and photos starting May 27, with winners announced live at Comic-Con San Diego. Revolutionary History, Reframed: A Lafayette College piece marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by spotlighting Adrienne de Lafayette and the women behind the era’s ideals.