La Poste is telling you that your parcel was handed in at a postal point (a post office or relay counter) after the last collection of the day had passed. It has been accepted, but it could not leave on the same day. It is still at or near the drop-off point and will be sent on with the next day's collection. Sundays and public holidays do not count as sending days.
No, this message by itself is normal. It marks the very start of the journey and only means the parcel missed that day's cut-off. The loss is at most one sending day, which La Poste has already told you about in the message itself. A real problem would show up later as a different status.
On the next working day the parcel should be collected and taken to a sorting centre. The tracking should then show a new step, such as the parcel being processed or leaving for the next facility. If the next day is a Sunday or a public holiday, departure moves to the following working day.
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