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He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

Vaellus ja retkeily -aiheisessa Karttahuone-podcastissa on tällä kertaa vieraana pitkiin vaelluksiin ansiokkaasti perehtynyt Teemu Hartikainen. Hiihtovaellus jonka Teemu teki, lähti eteläisimmästä Norjasta ja päättyi Norjan pohjoisimpaan pisteeseen. Mitä me muut vaeltajat ja talviretkeilijät voimme oppia mieheltä joka on hiihtänyt koko Norjan halki?Vaellus, hiihtovaellus, talvivaellus, talviretkeily https://www.youtube.com/@sakkeraappana https://www.instagram.com/sakkeraappana/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064004742199

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is set to hold talks with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar in New York next week, the latest push to kickstart stalled talks for a solution to the Cyprus problem. The talks come as Tatar and Turkish President Erdogan have been doubling down on their calls for a two-state solution, with Erdogan even calling for recognition of the pseudo-state at the UN General Assembly. Konstantinos Letymbiotis, the Government Spokesperson of the Republic of Cyprus, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss these upcoming talks, Turkey's intransigent positions, and how Cyprus' growing role in the region impacts negotiations.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:UN chief to meet with Cypriot leaders in OctoberChristodoulides, Tatar informal dinner confirmedAnkara leveraging Halki bargaining chipCould Halki Seminary reopen soon?Greek Cypriot scientist Demis Hassabis wins Nobel Prize in chemistryNobel prize win for Greek Cypriot scientist

We've seen recent reports - most notably in Kathimerini - hinting that Turkey could be prepared to take steps to reopen the historic Halki Seminary, something Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has also voiced optimism about. Elizabeth Prodromou, a visiting Professor in the International Studies Program at Boston College, a non-resident senior fellow in the Atlantic Council's Eurasia Center, and an expert in international religious freedom issues, joins Thanos Davelis to look into these reports, and break down what is on the table when it comes to Halki.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Positive signals for Halki SeminaryPASOK leadership up for grabsPM urges for de-escalation amid rising Middle East tensionsGreek PM marks anniversary of Oct 7 Hamas attack

O twórczości Stanisława Moniuszki opowiada kompozytor i dyrygent dr Ignacy Zalewski z Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie [0h51min] https://wszechnica.org.pl/wyklad/co-zawdzieczamy-moniuszce/ O twórczości Stanisława Moniuszki opowiada kompozytor i dyrygent dr Ignacy Zalewski z Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie W 2019 roku przypadła 200. rocznica urodzin Stanisława Moniuszki – wybitnego kompozytora, dyrygenta, organisty, pedagoga, dyrektora Teatru Wielkiego w Warszawie, twórcy polskiej opery narodowej. Z tej okazji Sejm ustanowił rok 2019 Rokiem Stanisława Moniuszki. W przyjętej uchwale podkreślono, że dorobek kompozytorski Moniuszki "imponuje różnorodnością, bogactwem melodycznym i głębokim zakorzenieniem w narodowej tradycji muzycznej". Narodowe Centrum Kultury od sierpnia do grudnia 2018 roku realizowało badania rozpoznawalności Stanisława Moniuszki i jego dzieł na potrzeby Roku Moniuszkowskiego. Na podstawie badań można zaryzykować stwierdzenie, że Moniuszko wpisał się do kanonu postaci historycznych, które należy znać i upamiętniać. Jednakże powszechna znajomość kompozytora ogranicza się do wiedzy o kilku dziełach, a istniejące studia nad jego twórczością zwykle pochodzą sprzed kilkudziesięciu lat – czytamy w raporcie (https://www.nck.pl/badania/aktualnosci/stanislaw-moniuszko-w-odbiorze-polakow-wybrane-wyniki-badan) Niektórzy uważają, że to kompozytor wielki, ale zapomniany, tymczasem jego dorobek, geniusz, wkład w polską historię i kulturę nie odbiega od tego co pozostawił po sobie np. Fryderyk Chopin. „Nie jest to wkład, który był widziany i doceniany. Mało kto chciał w Moniuszce dotrzeć artystę-poetę. Jego dorobek jest bardzo duży, różnorodny. To opery mniejsze, większe. To szereg cykli mszalnych, cykl litanii ostrobramskich. To kantaty mitologiczne osadzone w realiach mitologii litewskiej. Mamy dużo do nadrobienia w kwestii dzieł nieznanych, aby dobrze zrozumieć postać Moniuszki. Moniuszko "cały" to nie tylko autor „Halki” i „Strasznego dworu”. (...) Nieumiejętność doceniania Moniuszki może świadczyć o naszym duchowym ubóstwie. Chciałbym byśmy byli duchowo maksymalnie bogaci. Elementem tego bogactwa jest umiejętność docenienia tego co mamy, z cały dobrodziejstwem inwentarza.(…) Mamy też Chopina, mamy szereg kompozytorów, którzy czekają na popularyzację. Jest w czym wybierać, a Moniuszko jest jednym z fundamentów na którym powinniśmy budować naszą kulturowo-muzyczną tożsamość” - powiedział dr Ignacy Zalewski, kompozytor, dyrygent, wykładowca Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie. Ignacy Zalewski − kompozytor, dyrygent, absolwent (2009-2014) Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie, doktor sztuki muzycznej (2015 r.), od 2015 r. adiunkt macierzystej uczelni. Laureat kilkunastu nagród na międzynarodowych i ogólnopolskich konkursach kompozytorskich. Członek Komisji Rewizyjnej Stowarzyszenia Autorów ZAiKS oraz Rady Młodych Naukowców przy Ministrze Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego. Strona kompozytora: https://www.ignacy-zalewski.com/ Znajdź nas: https://www.youtube.com/c/WszechnicaFWW/ https://www.facebook.com/WszechnicaFWW1/ https://anchor.fm/wszechnicaorgpl---historia https://anchor.fm/wszechnica-fww-nauka https://wszechnica.org.pl/ #moniuszko #historia #rozmowywszechnicy #muzyka #sztuka #kultura

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Over 52 years ago Turkey shut down Halki Seminary. Since then, its doors have remained shut. According to a recent report in Karar daily, a Turkish media outlet, Ankara is considering taking steps to reopen the seminary. This isn't the first time that we've heard promises from Turkey that it is going to reopen Halki - including Turkish President Erdogan's broken promise to President Obama in 2012 - as it continues to keep the seminary's doors shut. Georgia Logothetis, the Managing Director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, joins Thanos Davelis to look into Turkey's trail of broken promises on Halki and discuss her latest piece in The Aegean Monthly - “Halki Seminary held hostage”.You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:Halki Seminary held hostageTurkey moves towards reopening Halki seminary, report saysTurkey signals a new military intervention in Syria if Kurdish groups hold local electionsGreece introduces digital helper app for tourists

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.

'HAZİNE SIFIRI TÜKETİNCE HALKI UYANDIRACAKLAR!'

Lahtelainen Atso Tillgren lähtee reilun viikon kuluttua seikkailemaan Suomen halki sähköpotkulaudalla. Irti huumeista ry:n kanssa yhteistyössä tehtävän tempauksen tarkoituksena on kerätä varoja päihde- ja mielenterveystyölle, erityisesti päihderiippuvuutta sairastavien läheisiä tukevaan työhön. Tillgren muistutti torstaina Radio Voimalla, että päihderiippuvaisen toipumisprosessi voi sisältää useita pohjakosketuksia, jotka ovat jokaiselle omanlaisiaan ja henkilökohtaisia. - Hoitoon hakeutuminen on varmasti kaikkein vaikein asia potilaalle itselleen. Päihdeongelmiin liittyy niin paljon huonoa stigmaa ja häpeää. Päihteiden käytön lopettamispäätöksen tehneen ihmisen kannattaa Tillgrenin mielestä tukeutua läheiseen ihmiseen. - Voi pyytää vaikka jelppiä, että lähdetäänkö yhdessä. Tai sitten voi tehdä itse päätöksen, että nyt menen tuonne päihdepäivystykseen. Siellä ihmiset kyllä ottavat koppia. Tillgren kertoi haastattelussa myös vaihtavansa pian työpaikkaa. Hän siirtyy Päijät-Hämeen hyvinvointialueen keskussairaalan selviämishoitoyksiköstä Irti huumeista ry:n kansantoimintakoordinaattoriksi. Kuuntele haastattelusta, millainen sähköpotkulautaretki Hangosta Nuorgamiin Tillgrenillä on edessä, millaisia vinkkejä hän antaa nuoren päihderiippuvaisen kohtaamiseen ja mitä mieltä hän on Päijät-Hämeen hyvinvointialueen mielenterveys- ja päihdetyöstä.

Tero Teelahti ja Mikko Vermas ovat entisiä opiskelukavereita, joita yhdistää sekä molempien tausta laskuvarjojääkärinä, että aivan käsittämättömän poikkeuksellinen seikkailunhalu. Tero ja Mikko ovat yhdessä käyneet lähes kaikissa äärimmäisen kylmissä paikoissa tällä planeetalla, mm. Alaskassa, Huippuvuorilla, Pohjoisnavalla ja Etelämantereella. On melkein rikos tehdä näin lyhyt jakso näin kiinnostavasta aiheesta, mutta tähän jaksoon mahtui paljon mieltä väänteleviä tarinoita. Tervetuloa kuuntelemaan. ▶️ Jaksot videon kera Youtubesta: http://www.youtube.com/c/Futucastpodcast

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Ehkä meidän sekasortoisin jakso tähän mennessä. Tapetilla mm. Arsenalin tappio ja mestaruuskamppailusta tippuminen, parhaimmat korvaajat Rashfordille, Chelsean hyvä kausi ja tietenkin Käärijä. Skippaa Euroviisusekoilut (28:00) Rashford (40:10)

KAYBETTİĞİNİ GÖRÜNCE HALKI DİRENİŞE ÇAĞIRDI.. İŞTE ERDOĞAN'IN ZİHİNSEL ÇÖKÜŞÜNÜN VİDEOSU..

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

Ranskalaista Michel de Montaignea pidetään esseemuodon kehittäjänä. Montaignen pääteos Esseitä ilmestyi suomeksi alun perin nimellä Tutkielmia – valikoima. Halki esseidensä Montaigne pohtii tietoa ja tietämistä, varmuutta ja epävarmuutta. Päivän mietelauseen on valinnut Riikka Kaihovaara. Lukijana kuuluttaja Maaria Holma.

Wolfgang Wee Uncut presenter Asle Tojes "Rødt, Hvitt & Blått - Om Demokratiet i Europa". For ti år siden skrev Asle Toje det som skulle bli første bind i hans Europa-trilogi, "Rødt, Hvitt og Blått". De tre fargene, som farger vårt eget flagg, og mange andres, representerer i denne sammenhengen frihet, likhet og brorskap, som er bokens og seriens ledetråder. I likhet med Jernburet og Gullbrikkespillet, skal vi også denne gang besøke en rekke europeiske destinasjoner for å diskutere de største problemene og viktigste endringene i Europa det siste tiåret: Hvilken effekt hadde det at arbeiderklasse ble trygdeklasse? Hvorfor styrkes islam når kristendommen svekkes? Har det noe å si at Europa ikke gjør plass til de unge i arbeidsmarkedet? Hvorfor er multikulturalismen så farlig? Hvorfor vokser de nye høyrepartiene seg sterke i Europa - og hvor har det blitt av sosialismen? Asle Toje er statsviter som jobber innenfor internasjonal politikk. Han har doktorgrad i internasjonale relasjoner fra University of Cambridge, og er tidligere forskningsdirektør ved Det Norske Nobelinstitutt. Han ble i 2018 medlem av Den Norske Nobelkomite. Han ble nestleder i Nobelkomiteen fra 2020. Kjøp Asle Tojes Europa-trilogi her: https://www.dreyersforlag.no/europaashytrilogien.6566401-567038.html Nettside: https://asletoje.no ► STØTT WOLFGANG WEE UNCUT!Ler mer her: https://wolfgangweeuncut.no/index.php/2022/06/19/slik-stotter-du-wolfgang-wee-uncut-2/Nå som jeg har sagt opp jobben og satser for fullt på Wolfgang Wee Uncut, setter jeg enormt stor pris på alle som ønsker å støtte podcasten. Det gjør at jeg kan holde podcasten åpen og tilgjengelig for alle, og holde trykket oppe.DONASJON: VIPPSOm du ønsker å donere via Vipps, kan du søke opp “Wolfgang Wee Uncut” eller bruke vippsnummer:#759273► WWU KLIPPKANAL https://www.youtube.com/wwuklipp ► SOSIALE MEDIER:• Hjemmeside: http://www.wolfgangweeuncut.com• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolfgangwee/• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolfgangweeu...• Twitter: https://twitter.com/wolfgangwee• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wolfgangwee

O twórczości Stanisława Moniuszki opowiada kompozytor i dyrygent dr Ignacy Zalewski z Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie, W 2019 roku przypadła 200. rocznica urodzin Stanisława Moniuszki – wybitnego kompozytora, dyrygenta, organisty, pedagoga, dyrektora Teatru Wielkiego w Warszawie, twórcy polskiej opery narodowej. Z tej okazji Sejm ustanowił rok 2019 Rokiem Stanisława Moniuszki. W przyjętej uchwale podkreślono, że dorobek kompozytorski Moniuszki "imponuje różnorodnością, bogactwem melodycznym i głębokim zakorzenieniem w narodowej tradycji muzycznej". Narodowe Centrum Kultury od sierpnia do grudnia 2018 roku realizowało badania rozpoznawalności Stanisława Moniuszki i jego dzieł na potrzeby Roku Moniuszkowskiego. Na podstawie badań można zaryzykować stwierdzenie, że Moniuszko wpisał się do kanonu postaci historycznych, które należy znać i upamiętniać. Jednakże powszechna znajomość kompozytora ogranicza się do wiedzy o kilku dziełach, a istniejące studia nad jego twórczością zwykle pochodzą sprzed kilkudziesięciu lat – czytamy w raporcie (https://www.nck.pl/badania/aktualnosci/stanislaw-moniuszko-w-odbiorze-polakow-wybrane-wyniki-badan) Niektórzy uważają, że to kompozytor wielki, ale zapomniany, tymczasem jego dorobek, geniusz, wkład w polską historię i kulturę nie odbiega od tego co pozostawił po sobie np. Fryderyk Chopin. „Nie jest to wkład, który był widziany i doceniany. Mało kto chciał w Moniuszce dotrzeć artystę-poetę. Jego dorobek jest bardzo duży, różnorodny. To opery mniejsze, większe. To szereg cykli mszalnych, cykl litanii ostrobramskich. To kantaty mitologiczne osadzone w realiach mitologii litewskiej. Mamy dużo do nadrobienia w kwestii dzieł nieznanych, aby dobrze zrozumieć postać Moniuszki. Moniuszko "cały" to nie tylko autor „Halki” i „Strasznego dworu”. (...) Nieumiejętność doceniania Moniuszki może świadczyć o naszym duchowym ubóstwie. Chciałbym byśmy byli duchowo maksymalnie bogaci. Elementem tego bogactwa jest umiejętność docenienia tego co mamy, z cały dobrodziejstwem inwentarza.(…) Mamy też Chopina, mamy szereg kompozytorów, którzy czekają na popularyzację. Jest w czym wybierać, a Moniuszko jest jednym z fundamentów na którym powinniśmy budować naszą kulturowo-muzyczną tożsamość” - powiedział dr Ignacy Zalewski, kompozytor, dyrygent, wykładowca Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie. Zachęcamy do odwiedzenia strony https://moniuszko200.pl/pl/ Ignacy Zalewski − kompozytor, dyrygent, absolwent (2009-2014) Uniwersytetu Muzycznego Fryderyka Chopina w Warszawie, doktor sztuki muzycznej (2015 r.), od 2015 r. adiunkt macierzystej uczelni. Laureat kilkunastu nagród na międzynarodowych i ogólnopolskich konkursach kompozytorskich. Jego utwory wykonywane były w najważniejszych polskich salach koncertowych oraz w Niemczech, Rosji, Norwegii, Słowenii, Estonii, na Węgrzech, na Ukrainie, w Japonii, Wietnamie i Singapurze. Członek Komisji Rewizyjnej Stowarzyszenia Autorów ZAiKS oraz Rady Młodych Naukowców przy Ministrze Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego. W pracy naukowej koncentruje się na problematyce muzyki współczesnej, teorii muzyki i historii muzyki polskiej XIX wieku. W Polskim Radiu RDC Ignacy Zalewski prowadzi autorską audycję o nieznanej polskiej muzyce poważnej pt. "Nie tylko Chopin". Strona kompozytora: https://www.ignacy-zalewski.com/ Znajdź nas: https://www.youtube.com/c/WszechnicaFWW/ https://www.facebook.com/WszechnicaFWW1/ https://anchor.fm/wszechnicaorgpl---historia https://anchor.fm/wszechnica-fww-nauka https://wszechnica.org.pl/

Beindult a nyári menetrend, érdemes lassan elkezdeni a tervezést. Gatwickben terminálcsere volt, nem jó a rutinra hagyatkozni. Remek helyekre mehetünk az idén, akár egy jó kis előszezont is lehet csapni. Gatwicken megváltoztak a dolgok, a korábbi rendszerrel ellentétben nem úgy áll, hogy az egyik terminál az easyJeté, a másik a többieké. Az easy megy mindkét terminálról, a Wizz és a Ryanair a jobbikról, érdemes lesz egy ideig nem rutinból menni. Kijött az új menetrend, rengeteg az új járat, remélhetőleg a java meg is marad, s nem megy a kukába. A Ryanyair elkezdi repülni Stockholm fő repterét, ami nagy előrelépés ahhoz képest, hogy a Wizz Skavstára repül. Az ír járatnak köszönhetően már ki lehet hozni egy kellemes svéd kört. Ha már észak, egy új járattal ideális Legoland kalandot lehet csapni, a Wizz ugyanis Billundba sűrítette a járatait, így egy csütörtök reggeli indulással és péntek esti hazaúttal tökéletes két nap csapható. A hétvégét jobb kihagyni, őrületes a tömeg. Már nem észak, de jó kis város Rimini is, ahová a Ryanair indított járatot. Érdekes, mert nem először próbálkoznak a várossal, és eddig nem jött be. Meglátjuk. A Ryanair két új célpontot is feltett a térképre, az egyik Varsó, a másik Szardínia. Varsóban a másodlagos reptérre megy az ír cég, a főreptér a Wizz Air célpontja. Szardíniát a Wizz is repüli, igaz nyári menetrendben, a Ryanair pedig két városba is megy, szóval jó kis áresés lesz itt, szemben a korábbi évek brutális áraival. A nagy görög szigetek közül Rodoszra érdemes akár előidényben is elmenni. A nyáron zsúfolt szigetek most kellemesek, van szállás, van hely, talán még autó is. Érdemes rodoszi bázissal menni, aztán irány Szimi és Halki. Nyáron úgyse lehet kibírni.

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

ERDOĞAN HALKI CEZALANDIRIYOR BÜLENT KORUCU NÖBETÇİ EDİTÖR - 19 Ocak 2022 by Tr724

- Jedni lubią te wszystkie tańce i ludowe cytaty, a inni właśnie dokładnie za tym nie przepadają. W związku z tym może dla takich osób ta wcześniejsza wersja "Halki" jest strawniejsza w odbiorze, jeśli można użyć takiego określenia - mówił w Dwójce szef Capelli Cracoviensis o albumie "Halka".

Suomen halki on kävelty, hiihdetty, pyöräilty ja melottu. Tällä kertaa Seikkailun Jokamiesluokassa on vieraana mies, joka on tehnyt nämä kaikki! Erkki Lampen päätti vuonna 2000 lopettaa työt ja kävellä kotioveltaan Helsingistä Jäämeren rannalle Norjaan koko Suomen halki. Uskomaton seikkailu sai jo seuraavan vuonna jatkoa, kun Erkki pyöräili Suomen ympäri valtakunnan rajoja noudattelevaa reittiä pitkin. Vuonna 2004 Erkki hiihti Suomen päästä päähän Porvoosta Nuorgamiin. Ja lopulta vuonna 2006 Erkki meloi Suomen halki Vätsäristä Suomenlahdelle. Erkki on tiettävästi ensimmäinen ihminen, joka seikkailut Suomen läpi näin monella eri tavalla. Uskomaton saavutus! Erkki kertoo, miten seikkailut erosivat toisistaan, mikä oli vaikuttavin reissu ja mikä raskain. Mikä motivoi puskemaan rankkojen ja tylsienkin päivien läpi? Miten seikkailut muuttavat miestä? Seikkailut Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/ Erkki instassa: https://www.instagram.com/erkkilampen/

Vor 50 Jahren wurde das orthodoxe Priesterseminar Halki bei Istanbul geschlossen. Es war bekannt für einen Geist der Offenheit und interreligiösen Verständigung. Diesen wollen die letzten lebenden Absolventen noch möglichst lange erhalten.Von Susanne Güstenwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, ReligionenHören bis: 19. Januar 2038, 04:14Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Weber, Anne Françoisewww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, ReligionenHören bis: 19. Januar 2038, 04:14Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

North Macedonia's Prime Minister Zoran Zaev announced earlier this week that he would resign after his party suffered an overwhelming defeat during recent municipal elections to the nationalist VMRO-DPMNE, the main opposition party. Following the election, Zaev insisted that the coalition could agree on another candidate for prime minister and form a government, rejecting calls from the opposition for early elections. Late on Friday, however, opposition leader Hirstijan Mickoski met with other political leaders, including members of the ruling coalition, to announce that they would form a new majority in North Macedonia's parliament that could topple Zaev's cabinet. Professor Florian Bieber, an expert on the Balkans, joins The Greek Current to break down the recent elections in North Macedonia and its aftermath. Professor Florian Bieber is a Professor of Southeast European History and Politics and Director of the Centre for Southeast European Studies at the University of Graz, Austria. He is also a coordinator at The Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group. You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:North Macedonia: PM Zoran Zaev, the man who went 'all in' is all outNorth Macedonia Coalition Parties Urge Zaev to Reconsider ResignationWhat just happened in North Macedonia? 2021 municipal elections and their aftermathNorth Macedonia's Opposition Claims New Parliament MajorityGreece Eyes Sustainable Islands in Drive to Meet Climate GoalIslands like Halki to become focus of green investment, Mitsotakis says

„Jeden wielki sen, jeden cudowny sen, to jest moje życie. Wiem, że wybrałam dobrą drogę. Zawsze w to wierzyłam. Kocham życie, kocham śpiew i kocham ludzi” – mówiła Teresa Żylis-Gara w wywiadzie udzielonym Maciejowi Kucharskiemu dla Ruchu Muzycznego. Niedawno okazało się, że był to jeden z jej ostatnich wywiadów. 28 sierpnia zmarła. Odeszła jedna z największych polskich śpiewaczek operowych XX wieku, gwiazda Metropolitan Opera w Nowym Jorku. O jej barwnym życiu i oszałamiającej karierze rozmawiam z redaktor Anną Woźniakowską, dziennikarką radiową i krytyczką muzyczną, która w marcu 1958 roku była na widowni Opery Krakowskiej, gdy Teresa Żylis-Gara debiutowała w partii Halki.

50 years ago, the Turkish government closed the doors of Halki Seminary, an institution that served as the main school of theology for the Ecumenical Patriarchate, thus depriving the Ecumenical Patriarchate the ability to train Orthodox clergy in its historic home. In the decades since, the Hellenic community, religious freedom and human rights advocates, and even the US government have called on Turkey to reopen this historic seminary, only to be met with a string of broken promises from Ankara.Expert Elizabeth Prodromou joins The Greek Current to talk about the significance of Halki Seminary, and why reopening this institution is of the utmost importance today for the survival of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and for religious freedoms in Turkey.Dr. Elizabeth Prodromou is an internationally recognized leader on issues of religion and human rights, and a previous Vice Chair and Commissioner on the US Commission on International Religious Freedom. Dr. Prodromou is also a faculty member at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, where she directs the Initiative on Religion, Law, and Diplomacy. You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here: 50th Anniversary of the Closing of Halki SeminaryUN demands Turkey, Turkish Cypriots reverse Varosha actionGreece sends police to Covid hotspot islands to step up controls

  It's been 50 years since the Turkish government closed the Greek Orthodox Theological School of Halki, also known as the Halki Seminary. The school continues to be unable to educate or train clergy in a country with a historical but dwindling Greek Orthodox community. The Halki Seminary's continued closure poses an obstacle to the survival of that community within Turkey. The international community—including U.S. presidents and other high-ranking officials from the United States and Europe—have joined the Ecumenical Patriarchate in calling upon the Turkish government to reopen the Halki Seminary to no avail. Although Turkish officials have at times appeared inclined to support the reopening of the seminary, none have taken any concrete steps to do so. This week we are joined by His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros, head of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, to discuss the obstacles that the Ecumenical Patriarchate faces in Turkey today. Read the Turkey chapter of the 2021 Annual Report Also available in Turkish and Kurdish (Kurmanji) Featuring: Dwight Bashir, Director of Outreach and Policy, USCIRF Archbishop Elpidophoros, Head of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America  

Pitkien vaellusten spesialisti Suvi Ahonen kertoo seikkailustaan Nepalin halki kulkevalla Great Himalayan Traililla. Vaativa reitti kulkee nimensä mukaan Himalajan vuoriston halki Bhutanin, Nepalin, Intian ja Pakistanin läpi. Suvi vaelsi 45 päivää Nepalin itärajalta maan keskiosiin Kathmandun lähelle, josta hänellä on tarkoitus jatkaa matkaa Nepalin länsirajalle heti koronatilanteen salliessa. Suvi on vaeltanut useita klassisia long distance haikkeja, kuten Uuden Seelannin päästä päähän kulkevan Te Araroan tai Amerikan halki vievän Pacific Crest Trailin. Mikä pitkissä vaelluksissa viehättää? Miten viikkojen, jopa kuukausien vaelluksille kannattaa valmistautua? Seikkailut instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/ Suvin blogi: http://www.sopivastihukassa.com/ Suvi instassa: https://www.instagram.com/suvisadventures/

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

Earlier this month President-elect Biden reached out to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, stating that he looks forward to working with the Patriarch, and adding “we need your leadership” in a handwritten letter. Georgia Logothetis, HALC's Managing Director, joins us to discuss the significance of this letter and of the relationship between President-elect Biden and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew. We also take this opportunity to focus on how the incoming administration can make a difference on religious freedom issues facing the Patriarchate, with a focus on Halki Seminary - which Turkey closed in 1971 - and Ankara's decades of broken promises to reopen it.You can read the articles we discuss on The Daily Roundup here: Biden to Patriarch Bartholomew: Stay Well, We Need Your LeadershipTurkey's False Promises on HalkiAmazon Web Services opens first office in GreeceUshering in a new era of innovation in Greece – AWS office launch in AthensGreece: Lockdown extended indefinitely but stores to reopenPM back-pedals on 500-euro fines for restriction violations

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Jos kirjoituksistani on ollut sinulle hyötyä voit osoittaa kiitollisuutesi lahjoittamalla satunnaisesti tai säännöllisesti Ystävyyden Majatalossa tehtävään toipumistyöhön. Samalla tuet tämän kirjoitustyönkin edistymistä. Kohtaaminen ry:n tili: Osuuspankki: FI81 5410 0220 4035 16 viite: 7773 Poliisihallituksen lupa nro RA/2020/470, koko maassa lukuun ottamatta Ahvenanmaata. Varoja käytetään kuntouttavan toiminnan aiheuttamiin kustannuksiin. KIITOS ja Hyää Joulua sinulle Sama tekstinä lähdeviitteineen . https://teoblogi.fi/2020/12/lapsen-syntyma-ja-paimenet/

Nestori Nurmi ja Sami Pirinen hiihtivät yhdeksän kaverinsa kanssa 610 kilometriä Grönlannin mannerjäätikön poikki Kangerlussuaqista Isortoqiin. Mitä vaatii saada 11 kaverusta varusteineen jäätikölle ja miltä päivittäiset rutiinit tuntuvat kelin vaihdellessa 30 asteen pakkasista ja myrskytuulista räntäsateisiin. Retkikunta vieraili myös ensimmäisinä suomalaisina keskelle jäätikköä hylätyllä aavemaisella kylmän sodan aikaisella DYE3-tutka-asemalla. Instassa linkki retkikunnasta kertovaan huikeaan dokkariin: https://www.instagram.com/halkigronlannin/ Seikkailut Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/

Seikkailun Jokamiesluokka siirtyy talviaikaan! 12. jaksossa Toni Lund kertoo 1000 mailin mittaisesta arktisesta pyöräseikkailustaan Alaskan halki. Alaskassa järjestetään talvipyöräilijöiden Tour de Franceksi tituleerattu Iditarod-niminen kilpailu, jossa Toni on ollut mukana jo kolme kertaa. Toni kertoo talvipyöräilykokemuksistaan Alaskan talvessa ja miltä tuntuu tehdä matkaa -40 asteen pakkasissa tai keskellä arktisista myrskyä. Toni löytyy instasta: www.instagram.com/toniklund/ Tonin blogi: www.tonilund.fi/ Seikkailut instassa: www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/

Moonstar Tv - HALKI ALDATMANIN EN NET İTİRAFI... PERDE ARKASI / ANALİZ by Bahar Solukları

Halki, poikki ja pinoon! Niin voisi kuvailla tämänkertaista jaksoa, sillä nyt pulistaan himmenneestä action-tähdestä "jäsenkorjaaja" Steven Seagalista ja hänen uskomattoman monipuolisesta filmografiasta. Onko mies väärinymmärretty näyttelijäsuuruus vai oman itsensä pahin vihollinen?

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

Tiesitkö, että Suomen halki voi meloa? Yhdennäksännessä jaksossa Jukka Saukko kertoo, minkälainen operaatio Suomen halkimelonta oli. Jukka aloitti seikkailunsa Suomen pohjoisimmasta pisteestä Nuorgamista ja meloi jokia ja järviä pitkin koko Suomen halki Kotkaan. Kotkassa Jukka päätti jatkaa matkaansa rannikkoa pitkin vielä Manner-Suomen eteläisempään pisteeseen Hankoon. Matkaa seikkailulle kertyi 2150 kilsaa ja 69 päivää. Seikkailut Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/ Kristian Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/freefall_addict/

Moonstar TV - "TÜRK HALKI DOĞAL GAZ BULUNMASIN DİYE ALLAH'A DUA ETSİN" by Bahar Solukları

https://soundcloud.com/jaksofi/seikkailun-jokamiesluokka-02-i-markus-erapolku-kavellen-amerikan-halki Seikkailun Jokamiesluokan toisessa jaksossa pääsemme Markus Eräpolun mukaan 4265 kilometrin mittaiselle vaellukseselle Amerikan poikki Meksikon rajalta Kanadan rajalle. Pacific Crest Trail on yksi maailman tunnetuimmista pitkistä vaellusreiteistä ja Markus kertoo, miten onnistui motivoimaan itsensä kävelemään 40-60 kilsan päivämatkoja neljän kuukauden ajan viikko toisensa perään. Tervetuloa seikkailemaan! Seikkailut Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/seikkailunjokamiesluokka/ Markuksen blogi: http://bigfeetonalongtrail.blogspot.com/ Markus Instassa: https://www.instagram.com/kukkamaalari/

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

He was born in Syria in 1860, in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire. In his childhood, his family took refuge in Lebanon after their parish priest, St Joseph of Damascus (July 10) was martyred; but they later returned to Damascus. In 1879 he was tonsured a monk and entered into the service of Patriarch Hierotheos of Antioch. The Balamand Seminary had been closed since 1840, but the young monk was offered a scholarship at the Constantinople Patriarchate's seminary at Halki. Returning to Syria with a theological degree, St Raphael became assistant to Gerasimos, the new Patriarch of Antioch, traveling and preaching on his behalf. After further studies in Kiev, he transferred to the jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Moscow and for a time was professer of Arabic studies at the Theological Academy in Kazan. (At that time the downtrodden Orthodox of the Middle East received considerable aid and theological training from the Tsar and from the Church in Russia).   In 1895 he was sent to the United States to shepherd the Arab Orthodox Community in New York, which was without a church or a priest. He quickly consecrated a chapel and with great energy set about the work of shepherding his flock there; but he was concerned not only for them but for the Arab Christian immigrants scattered through North America, most of whom were without a pastor and in danger of falling into heterodoxy or abandoning religious life. He traveled widely throughout the continent, visiting, counseling and serving Arab Christians, preaching, celebrating marriages and baptisms, receiving confessions and celebrating the Divine Liturgy, usually in private houses. In 1898 he published the first Orthodox prayer book in Arabic to appear in the New World. In 1899, he made a seven-month journey through forty-three American cities, seeking out the "scattered sheep" of the Church in America. His services were attended not only by Arabs but by Russians and Greeks, all of whom at that time depended on the Russian mission to North America. During this entire period, he held the official rank of Archimandrite, though his work and duties exceeded those of most bishops.   In 1901, Patriarch Meletios was elected to the see of Antioch, the first Arab to occupy the patriarchal throne for 168 years. Several proposals were made to elect Archimandrite Raphael to a see in Syria; but he refused all such offers, pointing out the Orthodox people's great and little-met needs in North America. In 1904, the Moscow Patriarchate made him Bishop of Brooklyn, the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated on American soil. He redoubled his already impressive pastoral work, ordaining priests to the many new parishes that he had founded, and assisting Saint Tikhon (then Bishop of North America) in the care of his huge diocese. In 1905 he laid the foundation of the Monastery of St Tikhon in Pennsylvania.   The bishop saw the importance of integrating the faithful into the life of their new homeland, and was an early advocate of the use of English in American Church services. When Isabel Hapgood's Service Book — the first useful English translation of the Church's services — was published in 1906, he advocated its use in all his parishes.   In 1912, St Raphael was found to be suffering from heart disease, but continued his exhausting pastoral work for two more years. In 1915 he was finally unable to continue, and reposed after two months' illness.   When his relics were transported in 1998 from Brooklyn to Antiochian Village in Ligonier, PA, they were found to be incorrupt, and in 2000 he became the most recently glorified Saint of North America.   In North America St Raphael is commemorated on the anniversary of his repose: February 27 on the Civil/New Calendar, February 14 on the Julian Calendar. He is also commemorated with the Synaxis of Saints of North America on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The Patriarchate of Antioch also commemorates him, but on Saturday before the Synaxis of the Archangels (November 8).

Anssi Savosen seurassa studiossa aluekoordinaattori Anne Tuovinen. Haastatteluvieraana Hannu ja Päivi Heinonen.

#rahapodi-tykki on ladattu täyteen kuumia ja tulenarkoja aiheita. Aiheet käydään läpi konekiväärimäisellä tahdilla. Luvassa sotkuja, skandaaleita ja valtapeliä. Lopuksi käsittelyssä kuulijakysymyksiä kuukausisäästämiseen ja pörssipäivän tekniseen luonteeseen liittyen. 2:20 Perustulokokeilu 8:39 Hoivakodit 18:05 Sotesotkut ja osakesäästötili 23:45 Veikkaus vs säästäminen 29:39 Nuuskamuulit 34:15 Opetuslapset ja valtapeli somessa 39:19 Kuulijakysymykset Jakso julkaistu 14.2.2019. Nordnet eri kanavissa: Kotisivut: https://www.nordnet.fi Nordnet Blogi: https://blogi.nordnet.fi/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nordnetsuomi/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/nordnetfi Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/nordnetsuomi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nordnetsuomi/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nordnet-bank-ab

Kai Donner: Siperian samojedien keskuudessa Lukija: Esko Salervo

Vieraana sisututkija ja ultrajuoksija Emilia Lahti. Emilia ammentaa sisunsa menneisyyden vaikeista asioista ja levittää väkivallattoman elämän ilosanomaa juoksemalla ensi vuoden alussa Uuden-Seelannin halki 50 päivässä.

Rockmusiikkia on pidetty paholaisen musiikkina, mutta se ei ole koko totuus. Kaikki rippikoulun käyneet muistanevat akustiset kitarat ja yhteislaulut. Evankeliumi, Halki maailman ja Tilkkutäkki ovat teoksia, jotka ovat syöpyneet monien mieleen. Lauri "Daikini" Kemppainen ja Jaakko "Taivaan isän hippi" Löytty levittävät jumalan sanaa musiikin avulla. Millainen on suomalaisen gospelin historia, nykytila ja sielunmaisema? Tätä selvitetään. Lisäksi tietokirjailija Janne Könönen kertoo gospelmusiikin juurista ja leviämisestä orjapelloilta maailmalle. Toimittajina Perttu Häkkinen ja Panu Hietaneva.

Fr. Alberto Ambrosio is a Dominican friar and scholar of Sufism. Metropolitan Elpidophoros Lambriniadis is the Metropolitan of Bursa in the Ecumenical Patriarchate of the Eastern Orthodox Church.

The second show from our recent trip to Istanbul. We meet a Dominican friar whose Christianity is inspired by the mystical tradition of Islam. And, an Eastern Orthodox bishop is creating what he calls a “dialogue of life” as a religious minority in this crucible of the ancient church.