Each has been mayor, regional or departmental councilor, president of a major community, deputy and/or senator. Today retired from political life, for the most part, they take an enlightened look at Guadeloupean society and its evolution. Guadeloupe La 1ère and Corpo Art’ have decided to dedicate a portrait to eight politicians, to evoke their childhood, … Read more
Bresson, Schrader, Meirelles and Komasa. Let’s find out some directors and which of their films have best told the life of the most common religious figures. What happens behind the walls of a nunnery, among the palaces of papal power or in the abbeys of the most remote villages, has always been a curiosity of … Read more
This Sunday Francisco will canonize Charles de Foucault (1858-1916), a spiritually fruitful saint after his death as he was a failure in life. explain this paradox daisy saldanagraduate in Journalism and Dogmatic Theology and author of several books: Saint Joseph: the eyes of the bowels, God’s Land: a spirituality for daily life either Inhabited routine: … Read more
Born to a Pentecostal father and an Ashkenazi Jewish mother, Shia LaBeouf grew up in Jewish tradition. While playing a Christian in the film Fury, released in 2014, the actor declared at the time to have converted to Christianity. In a recent interview on YouTube granted to Robert Barron, bishop of Winona-Rochester (State of New … Read more
Striking figures to produce emotion is the engine of selective indignation, notes Father Pierre Vivarès, parish priest of Saint-Paul in Paris. How to distance oneself to return to reality? In our society, we absolutely want to measure everything: we need numbers, percentages. This bulimia of measured knowledge is necessary for us in order to be … Read more
The 22nd edition of the National Film Festival in Tangier was launched on Friday, September 16, in an atmosphere of very warm reunions, after its interruption for two years, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The three tributes paid to the emblematic figures of the seventh art: Saïl, Tazi and Lamriki gave weight to this kick-off. … Read more
1. Half of the wild species we harvest are plants According to the new report of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) published this Friday, some 7,500 species of fish and wild aquatic invertebrates are directly used by people around the world. This is also the case for 31,100 species of … Read more
This Sunday Francisco will canonize Charles de Foucauld (1858-1916), a saint spiritually as fruitful after his death as he was unsuccessful in life. explains this paradox Margarita Saldanagraduated in Journalism and Dogmatic Theology and author of several books: Saint Joseph: the eyes of the entrails, Land of God: a spirituality for everyday life either Inhabited … Read more