Your wound opens to the light, by Francois Vayne Algiers, Lourdes, Rome, Jerusalem: here is the pilgrimage of the life of a man born in Algeria in 1962. A man of dialogue, who, as a child, went to pray at the tomb of Charles de Foucauld in the desert, because his father, whom he had … Read more
After winter always comes spring, of Marie de Jaureguiberry Adrien is one of those high potentials and hypersensitive people that we didn’t know so much about 30 years ago. He was notably harassed in college for three years. Despite his brilliant trajectory, he continues to be gripped by anguish. While he begins taking an antidepressant … Read more
To give food for thought, while promising an offbeat and funny moment, this is what awaits the spectators, this Thursday, at 8 p.m., at the Clément-Marot congress area, in Cahors with “It was better tomorrow”. In this conference-show, the Mungo Company relies on an investigation work on floods and floods, carried out in the Tarn … Read more
Music September 30, 2022 What are the best tracks and clips? Number unveils its weekly playlist, from the new synthetic and lyrical single of Redcar, a new poetic construction of Christine and the Queens to the return of the cult New York formation LCD Soundsystem. The video for “Rien Dire” (2022) by Redcar 1. “Say … Read more
Festival d’automne à Paris Festival. Cette année, la plus grande manifestation pluridisciplinaire d’Île-de-France va se déployer comme à son habitude dans plus de 60 lieux avec une programmation mixant théâtre, danse, musique, performances et arts visuels. Elle met à l’honneur l’Europe de la culture au travers d’une trentaine d’artistes. Les deux portraits – ces focus sur … Read more
The spirituality of the log, by Jean-Thomas de Beauregard Is the fire of the Holy Spirit that Jesus came to bring to earth still burning 2,000 years after Pentecost? To this question which, by his own admission, gnaws at him, the young Dominican answers in the negative: “Our Church in Europe oscillates between lukewarmness and … Read more
Funny God! of Louis Marie Chauvet The author himself writes in his introduction: “Many are the books on the parables of Jesus”… It is a fact, among the texts of the New Testament, these short teachings of Jesus, from the workers of the eleventh hour to the Prodigal Son passing through the Good Grain and … Read more
Zully MagzulVolunteer, Resident Coordination Officezully.magzulpataldeleguario[email protected] The 2030 Agenda seeks to empower vulnerable people, including indigenous peoples, through economic development, equal access to education, and social, economic, and political inclusion (Sustainable Development Goals 2, 4, and 10). The United Nations (UN) has also declared August 9 as the International Day of Indigenous Peoples and the decade … Read more
There is no horse on the road to Damascus, by Florence Delay The writer evokes these altarpieces painted with a cat’s mustache or a woodcock’s feather… Her book is a marvelous canticle of creatures. The first thread she draws questions the conversion of Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus. Traditional imagery and paintings … Read more
The premiere of Breaking the Brick, the long-awaited sequel to Chicago Boys, is one of the high points of the national presence at Sheffield Doc/Fest. In addition, he attends as part of the official selection Alisrecent winner of the award for Best Ibero-American Documentary Feature Film at FIC Guadalajara. Between June 23 and 28, the … Read more