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In dieser Folge reihen sich bei den zwei badischen Bibelfreunden Maurus und Schridde, unmögliche Umstände aneinander. Der Dönerverkäufer möchte nicht verkaufen und auch bei Maurus geht alles drunter und drüber. Aber hört am besten selbst rein

In dieser Episode tauchen wir tief in die absurde Welt der Betrüger ein. Maurus hat Post bekommen, aus den USA, aus New York, aus dem Empire State Building, also von ganz oben, wegen angeblicher Benutzung von urheberrechtlicher Musik auf YouTube. Was dahinter steckt, und warum KI den Tätern zum Verhängnis wurde, erfahrt ihr in dieser wilden Folge! Unser Whatsapp-Kanal für Behind the Scenes & Infos zum Podcast: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaQobrVJf05ih8YXIH1r Ihr wollt uns ein Paket schicken, was wir LIVE im Podcast aufmachen? Kein Problem, sendet es einfach an folgende Adresse: DHL Packstation 103 Postnummer 808192772 Chaausseestraße 60 16515 Oranienburg Deutschland Vielen Dank im Voraus und wir sind schon sehr gespannt drauf! =) Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Unsere LDA-Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oeYsxy9MPL9yeKKI7qvsA?si=6OqNh8f4R7aWjKV--R

The Community of St Gregory the Great sing the Gregorian Chant Mass for the Memoria of SS Maurus and Placid. Recorded live at Southgate House on 15 January 2025.

Baby Born oder Barbie. Nein es geht hier nicht um die Frage nach dem passenden Weihnachtsgeschenk für deine Cousine, sondern um die Frage wem die Puppe ähnlicher sieht, um die es in der heutigen Folge geht. Die zwei Spargelstecher aus Neuruppin Schridde und Maurus haben da eine feste Meinung. Unser Whatsapp-Kanal für Behind the Scenes & Infos zum Podcast: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaQobrVJf05ih8YXIH1r Ihr wollt uns ein Paket schicken, was wir LIVE im Podcast aufmachen? Kein Problem, sendet es einfach an folgende Adresse: DHL Packstation 103 Postnummer 808192772 Chaausseestraße 60 16515 Oranienburg Deutschland Vielen Dank im Voraus und wir sind schon sehr gespannt drauf! =) Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Unsere LDA-Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oeYsxy9MPL9yeKKI7qvsA?si=6OqNh8f4R7aWjKV--R

If you've ever thought that there should be a better way for lawyers to work, this episode is for you. Your host, Rob Hanna, was joined by Maurus Schreyvogel, the Legal Function Consulting Leader in Europe West at EY, to talk about his role in legal innovation and operations, where he pushes the boundaries of what can be done in the sector. So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob and Maurus discussing:Switzerland's place in the legal tech landscapeThe difference between legal innovation and legal operationsHow legal tech innovations will transform the industryThe changing role of technology in legal operationsAdvice for aspiring legal operations professionalsJoin us on your favourite podcast streaming app!Don't forget to join our Discord community where we connect with like-minded people, share resources, and continue the conversation from this episode.Sponsored by Clio - the #1 legal software for clients, cases, billing and more!

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(00:00) INTRO: Medienspiele “Fest des Friedens” 1936 in Berlin | (02:05) OLYMPIA: Die andere Seite der olympischen Medaille - “Krieg und Spiele” - Robert Kempe | (11:20) OLYMPIA: Geheimsache Doping “Schmutzige Spiele” - Hajo Seppelt | (24:20) Sommerferien-Medienbibliothek (2) - „Datenraub. Der neue Kolonialismus von Big Tech und wie wir uns dagegen wehren können“ - Vera Linß | (33:08) PODCAST: Tipps für die Urlaubs-, Ferien-, Reisezeit - Zinnoberette Esther Simon | (44:16) BONUS: OLYMPIA - Coca-Cola-Sponsoring – Pepsi Cola im Weltraum - Annette Müller - Hans-Jürgen Maurus, MM 07.06.1996 | (52:18) BONUS: Medien und Werbefeldzug nach Olympia in den USA - Ingolf Karnahl, MM 09.08.1996 | (57:18) BONUS: Nach Olympia: Die deutsche Brille bei ARD und ZDF? - Andreas Ulrich, MM 09.08.1996 | (1:04:43) BONUS: 10 Jahre ARD-Doping-Journalismus - Hajo Seppelt, MM 06.08.2016 || Jörg Wagner

(00:00) INTRO: Medienspiele “Fest des Friedens” 1936 in Berlin | (02:05) OLYMPIA: Die andere Seite der olympischen Medaille - “Krieg und Spiele” - Robert Kempe | (11:20) OLYMPIA: Geheimsache Doping “Schmutzige Spiele” - Hajo Seppelt | (24:20) Sommerferien-Medienbibliothek (2) - „Datenraub. Der neue Kolonialismus von Big Tech und wie wir uns dagegen wehren können“ - Vera Linß | (33:08) PODCAST: Tipps für die Urlaubs-, Ferien-, Reisezeit - Zinnoberette Esther Simon | (44:16) BONUS: OLYMPIA - Coca-Cola-Sponsoring – Pepsi Cola im Weltraum - Annette Müller - Hans-Jürgen Maurus, MM 07.06.1996 | (52:18) BONUS: Medien und Werbefeldzug nach Olympia in den USA - Ingolf Karnahl, MM 09.08.1996 | (57:18) BONUS: Nach Olympia: Die deutsche Brille bei ARD und ZDF? - Andreas Ulrich, MM 09.08.1996 | (1:04:43) BONUS: 10 Jahre ARD-Doping-Journalismus - Hajo Seppelt, MM 06.08.2016 || Jörg Wagner

(00:00) INTRO: Medienspiele “Fest des Friedens” 1936 in Berlin | (02:05) OLYMPIA: Die andere Seite der olympischen Medaille - “Krieg und Spiele” - Robert Kempe | (11:20) OLYMPIA: Geheimsache Doping “Schmutzige Spiele” - Hajo Seppelt | (24:20) Sommerferien-Medienbibliothek (2) - „Datenraub. Der neue Kolonialismus von Big Tech und wie wir uns dagegen wehren können“ - Vera Linß | (33:08) PODCAST: Tipps für die Urlaubs-, Ferien-, Reisezeit - Zinnoberette Esther Simon | (44:16) BONUS: OLYMPIA - Coca-Cola-Sponsoring – Pepsi Cola im Weltraum - Annette Müller - Hans-Jürgen Maurus, MM 07.06.1996 | (52:18) BONUS: Medien und Werbefeldzug nach Olympia in den USA - Ingolf Karnahl, MM 09.08.1996 | (57:18) BONUS: Nach Olympia: Die deutsche Brille bei ARD und ZDF? - Andreas Ulrich, MM 09.08.1996 | (1:04:43) BONUS: 10 Jahre ARD-Doping-Journalismus - Hajo Seppelt, MM 06.08.2016 || Jörg Wagner

Seekordses Kasvuminutite saates on külas Maurus kirjastuse tegevjuht Jaan Rosental. Jaan on ka õpetajatele õpetamist lihtsustava ning õpilaste õppimist hõlbustava veebirakenduse Taskutark asutaja. Andres ja Jaan võtavad fookusesse Digiabiliste innovatsioon hariduses ning disainisprindid. Räägime, mis seisus on Eesti hariduse digitaliseerimises ja mis roll on riigil ja erasektoril? Mis tüüpi hariduse digiinnovatsiooniga on teised riigid Eestist ette rebinud? Mauruse tiim osales ka disainisprindil. Uurime, mis disainisprindi protsessi juures tundus väärtuslik digiteenuse innovatsiooni loomiseks? Miks on disainisprindi protsessis kliendiintervjuud olulised ja mis väärtust Mauruse tiim sellest sai? Tegime valmis ka disainisprindi protsessi tulemusena realistliku prototüübi, mida valideerisime lõppkasutajate peal. Miks prototüübi testimine kasutajate peal on oluline? Lõpetuseks räägib Jaan, mis olid olulised taipamised Mauruse tiimi jaoks peale disainisprinti ja mida ta soovitaks teiste digiteenuste teenusejuhtidele oma kogemusest ja õppetundidest uue digiteenuse loomisel? Lähemalt Taskutargast: https://www.taskutark.ee Lähemalt Disainisprintidest: http://www.futurist.ee/disainisprint

The Community of St Gregory the Great sing the Gregorian Chant Mass for the Memoria of Blessed Maurus Scott. Recorded live at Southgate House on 30 May 2024.

Subconscious Realms Episode 277 - Pre-American History PT2 - Moors People - Doc Roberts. Ladies & Gentlemen, on this Episode of Subconscious Realms we welcome back one of our Extraordinary returning Guest's, Doc Roberts to discuss the Moors People. Doc comes in Heavy absolute Mind-Blowing Episode

I welcome Jean-Luc Sergent, a personal friend and Anglican priest with a heart for ministry in France, to share his journey of faith, unity, and hope in a secularized society. Jean-Luc shares insights on the cultural and religious landscapes of France in the last generation or so, emphasizing the importance of unity among Christians and the need for faith, love, and hope amidst challenges. I invited Jean-Luc to specifically highlight a series of songs sourced from the original song "The Blessing," which emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic as a unifying force among Christians. The release of a new song in French, based on the ancient hymn "Veni Creator Spiritus", underscores the capacity of music to unite believers across cultural and linguistic boundaries, reflecting the universal impact of faith and worship. This is all happening this spring and summer, under the exciting news of the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. As an Anglican priest with a ministry rooted in both France and England, Jean-Luc Sergent brings a unique perspective to the challenges and opportunities in cross-cultural ministry. His journey from Paris to London, the influence of his wife's Catholic background on their faith, and his call to ministry at 35 reflect the interwoven experiences that have shaped his understanding of ministry amidst cultural diversity. We discuss the importance of ecumenical unity between Protestants and Catholics in France as an essential step in bridging denominational divides and standing as a testament to the power of love and faith in a diversified faith landscape. This emphasis on cooperation highlights what happens when believers of different traditions come together to share a message of hope and love under the common banner of Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. Jean-Luc provides a glimpse into the cultural and religious dynamics in France, highlighting the declining percentage of practicing Catholics and evangelicals. This shift poses a significant challenge in a secularized society where the Christian faith has faced marginalization. In this context, it is essential to develop a commitment to fostering unity and cooperation in witnessing about the love of God. Here are a few insights of wisdom I will take away from this conversation, and hope to learn to role-model better in the future: -        Seek unity in faith, love, and hope, especially in a secularized society. -        Embrace ecumenical unity between different Christian denominations for a greater witness of God's love. -        Be open to transitions and callings in life that may lead to unexpected ministry opportunities. -        Look for ways to create a positive impact in my community. -        Welcome the influence of the Holy Spirit and seek to align with biblical and Christian principles. -        Find inspiration and comfort in the Spirit of God, especially during challenging times. -        Journey in faith, while respecting the history, culture, and language of different Christian traditions. -        Ponder the significance of meaningful hymns and songs in providing consolation and blessings to others. -        Value collaborative efforts and movements within the church for positive change and revival. What about YOU? What did YOU take away from this conversation? I'd love to hear from you, so email us or DM us on social media! You have no idea how happy this would make me! CONNECT WITH JEAN-LUC SERGENT THROUGH IMPACT FRANCE Want to know more? Get involved? Specifically with The Blessing France and Jean-Luc: https://impactfrance.org/benediction/ More about Impact France, an amazing ministry: https://impactfrance.org/ MORE ABOUT THE BLESSING FRANCE (“LA BENEDICTION FRANCE”) La Bénédiction France wants people to encounter God and the unity of His people through music. Originally birthed from the 2020 pandemic lockdowns which popularized remote-ensemble worship music videos, La Bénédiction has continued to build on the spirit of its first project, the French version of “The Blessing”. The ministry has gone on to produce and release a video every year since then, and is producing its fifth in 2024. These exceptional-quality projects are not only a beautiful form of worship, but dismantle denominational barriers in the Christian world through the collaboration of talented singers and musicians from hundreds of churches and organizations. Accordingly, La Bénédiction lives out the calls of scripture to offer a sacrifice of praise to God (Heb 13:15) and to let Christian unity be a testimony to all (John 17:23). La Bénédiction also offers musical, artistic and cultural training to all to develop their skills while promoting Christian values. Finally, the ministry collaborates with other charitable and humanitarian organizations through service and organization of events to live out Christian principles of compassion and love of neighbor. Your generosity will allow La Bénédiction to continue to expand on its mission, letting people meet God deeply through soul-moving music, and equipping His people to work in unity to advance the Gospel more fully. Be sure to visit their YouTube channel to see all of their videos! Here: https://www.youtube.com/@LaBenedictionFrance VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS | IN ENGLISH (as read by Stephanie during the episode) Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest, Vouchsafe within our souls to rest; Come with Thy grace and heav'nly aid And fill the hearts which Thou hast made. To Thee, the Comforter, we cry, To Thee, the Gift of God Most High, The Fount of life, the Fire of love, The soul's Anointing from above. The sev'n-fold gifts of grace are Thine, O Finger of the Hand Divine; True Promise of the Father Thou, Who dost the tongue with speech endow. Thy light to every thought impart And shed Thy love in every heart; The weakness of our mortal state With deathless might invigorate. Drive far away our wily Foe, And Thine abiding peace bestow; If Thou be our protecting Guide, No evil can our steps betide. Make Thou to us the Father known; Teach us the eternal Son to own And Thee, whose name we ever bless, Of both the Spirit, to confess. Praise we the Father and the Son And Holy Spirit, with them One; And may the Son on us bestow The gifts that from the Spirit flow! Amen. This song is a hymn to the Holy Spirit, composed by Rabanus Maurus in the 8th century. The text expresses gratitude for the Creator's visitation, inspiration, and protection of the soul. About the original author of this hymn (written in Latin): Rabanus Maurus (c. 776-856) or Hrabanus Magnentius Maurus, was born of noble parents at Mainz, and educated at Fulda and Tours under Alcuin, who is reputed to have given him the surname, Maurus, after the saint of that name. In 803, he became director of the school at the Benedictine Abbey at Fulda. He was ordained priest in 814, spending the following years in a pilgrimage to Palestine. In 822, he became Abbott at Fulda, retiring in 842. In 847, he became archbishop of Mainz. He died at Winkel on the Rhine, February 4, 856. This distinguished Carolingian poet-theologian wrote extensive biblical commentaries, the Encyclopaedic De Universo, De Institutione Clericorum, and other works which circulated widely during the Middle Ages. Again, make sure to connect with Jean-Luc and the whole project. Be sure to visit their YouTube channel to see all of their videos! Here: https://www.youtube.com/@LaBenedictionFrance We invite you to check out the first episode of each of our series, and decide which one you will want to start with. Go to gospelspice.com for more, and go especially to gospelspice.com/podcast to enjoy our guests! Interested in our blog? Click here: gospelspice.com/blog Identity in the battle | Ephesians https://www.podcastics.com/episode/74762/link/ Centering on Christ | The Tabernacle experience https://www.podcastics.com/episode/94182/link/ Shades of Red | Against human oppression https://www.podcastics.com/episode/115017/link/ God's glory, our delight  https://www.podcastics.com/episode/126051/link/   Support us on Gospel Spice, PayPal and Venmo!

TRN Podcast host Jen Marley interviews Acoma Pueblo elder and activist Maurus Chino about his life, organizing career, and the origins of the movement against racist conquistador statues in New Mexico.   The Red Nation Podcast is sustained by comrades and supporters like you. Power our work here: www.patreon.com/redmediapr  

Die zwei Vollzeit virtuosen Maurus und Schridde sind schockiert! Eine Schlagzeile sorgt in Berlin für aufsehen! Ein 4 Meter Tigerpython wurde im heimischen Park entdeckt. Doch was tun? Das erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge! Werbung: Aus Wolfgangs wird Odenwolf! https://odenwolf.shop/ Hier kommt ihr direkt zum Odenwolf-Baukasten: https://odenwolf.shop/collections/baukasten Mit dem Code "podcast10" kannst du 10% auf alle Produkte bei Odenwolf sparen! Ihr wollt uns ein Paket schicken, was wir LIVE im Podcast aufmachen? Kein Problem, sendet es einfach an folgende Adresse: DHL Packstation 103 Postnummer 808192772 Chaausseestraße 60 16515 Oranienburg Deutschland Vielen Dank im Voraus und wir sind schon sehr gespannt drauf! =) Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Unsere LDA-Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oeYsxy9MPL9yeKKI7qvsA?si=6OqNh8f4R7aWjKV--R Unser Whatsapp-Kanal für Behind the Scenes & Infos zum Podcast: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaQobrVJf05ih8YXIH1r

The Community of St Gregory the Great sing the Gregorian Chant Mass for the Memoria of SS Maurus and Placid. Recorded live at Southgate House on 15 January 2024.

In der heutigen Ausgabe des Radio Oberland Podcasts spricht Moderator Florian Kern erneut mit Maurus von Kamptz aus Bad Tölz. Er spielt seit einigen Jahren Yoyo – und das inzwischen auf Profi-Niveau. Für den 17-Jährigen hat sich das Hobby zur Leidenschaft entwickelt. Anfang Oktober ist er auf der Modellhobbyspielmesse in Leipzig sogar Deutscher Meister geworden. Letztes Wochenende stand für ihn die tschechische Meisterschaft in Prag an. Und bevor es los ging, hat uns Maurus im Studio in Murnau besucht. Das alles jetzt in der neuesten Folge des Radio Oberland Podcasts.

A stranger knocks on the door of a monastery eager to find food, shelter…and the Abbot.  Are his intentions good or evil?  Find out by listening to “A Stranger at the Door” written by Karrie Fetter.  Cast members include David Seremet as the Narrator; Scott Walton as the Stranger; Joe Potts as Maurus the Porter; Brendan Callahan as Placid; and Paul Fox as the Abbot.

“Around the world and across the Ages…” The Cavern Today podcast has been bringing listeners news & views from the Myst fan community since 2005 – and now, for the first time, we've recorded a live, in-person podcast from Mysterium 2023 in Spokane! For this, our Summer 2023 edition, join Sh'aeri, Esto, Dalken and Maurus […]

Maurus (39), wurde vor fünf Jahren unvermittelt aus seinem vertrauten Leben gerissen, als Ärzte eine seltene Krankheit bei ihm diagnostizierten. Seitdem kämpft er, sowohl mit als auch um sein Leben. Doch trotz der schweren Umstände leuchtet sein Mut auf und seine Zuversicht bleibt unerschüttert.

Este episodio 64 se titula "La Controversia Eucarística".____________________________________________________________Al terminar la Edad Media en Europa, tenemos varios temas que tratar antes de lanzarnos a la Era del Escolasticismo. La última vez echamos un breve vistazo a la Controversia de las Investiduras y otro aún más breve a un error doctrinal que tuvo una larga vida y varios variantes: el Adopcionismo.Ahora consideraremos otra controversia que hizo mucho ruido en la Iglesia de Oriente y Occidente durante mucho tiempo: cómo entender la presencia de Cristo en la Eucaristía.Para los oyentes protestantes, la cuestión era: ¿Qué queremos decir cuando decimos que Jesús está presente en la Comunión o en la Cena del Señor?Tengo que empezar dejando claro > No es éste un intento de ampliar TODAS las diversas teorías sobre la Eucaristía. Esa es una discusión que excede mi capacidad. Me ha llevado un tiempo componer este episodio porque he tenido que pensar exactamente cómo expresar las cosas. Las palabras son las herramientas con las que trabajan los teólogos. Esas palabras tienen significados precisos. Pero estamos tratando con varias idiomas; típicamente, el griego y el latín. Y una vez que los antiguos teólogos elaboraron una fórmula teológica durante décadas y, en algunos casos, siglos, eligiendo las palabras adecuadas para expresar la verdad y refinándolas a medida que se hacían evidentes los problemas de sus elecciones anteriores, tenemos que encontrar palabras en español para traducirlas con precisión. ENTONCES, nos enfrentamos al problema de que la gente atribuye significados diferentes a esas palabras.Así que, si algo de esto no es del todo preciso o claro, te pido perdón de antemano. No soy Sheldon Cooper. Sólo un hombrecillo con un pequeño cerebro del tamaño de un frijol.La Controversia Eucarística debe su origen a la tensión entre el llamamiento de la Biblia a adorar a Dios en Espíritu y verdad, y el deseo de tener algo tangible que venerar y en lo que centrar la atención. El uso y la veneración de los iconos en Oriente tuvo una correlación en Occidente con la elevación de los elementos de la Comunión.Aunque los cristianos habían discutido durante mucho tiempo la verdadera naturaleza de los elementos de la Comunión, la verdadera controversia se inició a mediados del siglo IX por un monje franco llamado Paschasius Radbertus. En él año 831 publicó un libro titulado Sobre el Cuerpo y la Sangre del Señor, el primer tratado completo sobre la Eucaristía.La parte más significativa de la obra de Radbertus fue su insistencia en que los elementos eran el cuerpo y la sangre REALES, corpóreos, de Jesús.Permíteme retroceder: Todos los cristianos creían que Jesús estaba presente en la Comunión. Jesús dijo: "Cuando dos o tres de vosotros están reunidos en Mi Nombre, Yo estoy allí en medio de vosotros". La Comunión era precisamente eso: un momento para que los cristianos se reunieran de un modo especial EN CRISTO. Por eso, cuando pasaban el pan y el vino, lo consideraban un momento sagrado en el que el Espíritu de Dios mediaba la Persona de Jesús de un modo único. En pocas palabras, Jesús estaba presente en la Comunión.Pero, la gente entendía esa presencia de diferentes maneras. Agustín, con su enorme influencia en la teología medieval, decía que Jesús estaba espiritualmente presente en la Comunión, pero no físicamente. Su presencia era un misterio que debía reconocerse por la fe. Cirilo de Alejandría y Juan de Damasco decían que Jesús estaba presente corporalmente en la Eucaristía, pero se referían a Su cuerpo resucitado, que era espiritual, no corpóreo. Así pues, para ellos la presencia de Cristo en la Eucaristía también era un misterio.Radbertus propuso ahora que los elementos de la Comunión se convirtieran en la carne y la sangre literales de Jesús. Eran la misma materia que el cuerpo nacido de María, como él decía. En realidad, fenomenológicamente no parecían ni sabían a carne y sangre, porque eso habría sido demasiado para la gente, así que Dios permitió misericordiosamente que el pan y el vino conservaran sus propiedades externas, pero en realidad ERAN el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Radbertus decía que era en el acto de participar en la Eucaristía donde se mantenía y alimentaba la vida eterna. Eran la "medicina de la inmortalidad".Los elementos se convirtieron en el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús, no por un acto de creación, sino de transformación.Esto suscitó la pregunta: Si la Eucaristía es el verdadero cuerpo y sangre de Cristo, ¿mastican a Cristo los incrédulos que participan de los elementos? Radbertus lo negó, afirmando que, aunque los elementos eran el cuerpo corpóreo de Jesús, debían tomarse por la fe. Así pues, aunque los incrédulos participaran en el sacramento, no participaban de hecho de Cristo.Radbertus eludió la falta de correspondencia entre la realidad de la presencia corporal de Jesús y su apariencia de pan diciendo que Dios permitía esto para asegurarse de que, cuando se tomaban los elementos, se hacía por fe, de modo que su beneficio espiritual pudiera llegar al participante. Así, el pan y el vino volvieron a ser símbolos, lo que volvió a acercarse a la posición de Agustín, lo mismo que Radbertus se había propuesto deshacer.Hrbanus Maurus, abad de Fulda, detestaba las ideas de Radbertus. Denunció cualquier visión de la Eucaristía que la convirtiera en una manifestación materialista del cuerpo de Jesús. Maurus decía que el valor de la Comunión residía en la fe del comulgante, no en un trozo de pan o una gota de vino.Gottschalk, al que volveremos más adelante, estaba de acuerdo con Radbertus y decía que la Eucaristía ERA el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Pero se negó a llevarlo tan lejos como Radbertus, que decía que cada vez que se celebraba la Comunión, era un nuevo sacrificio de Cristo, una re-crucifixión.Aquí es donde debemos examinar más detenidamente cómo entendía la Iglesia primitiva la Comunión. Los Padres ante-Nicenos, es decir, los líderes de la Iglesia anteriores al Concilio de Nicea en 325, se referían a la Mesa del Señor, la Comunión, la Eucaristía, como quieras llamarla, como una conmemoración del sacrificio de Cristo. La relacionaron con la Última Cena, en la que Jesús la convirtió en una ordenanza para Sus seguidores. Dijo: "Haced esto en memoria mía". Así lo transmitieron los Apóstoles, como un momento conmemorativo para reflexionar sobre el sacrificio de Cristo en la Cruz, cuando se partió Su Cuerpo y se derramó Su sangre. El valor de la Comunión era el vínculo espiritual que se forjaba entre el seguidor y su rabino mediante este recuerdo, al reconectarse de un modo específico y tangible con lo que Jesús hizo por ellos.Los cristianos posteriores se alejaron de este núcleo conmemorativo de la Comunión para adoptar una visión más mística de la misma. Y como el misterio busca maneras de expresarse, es inevitable que alguien hiciera de los elementos de la Comunión algo más que meros símbolos. Entonces, decir que cada vez que se transformaban en el cuerpo corpóreo de Cristo, no era sólo una conmemoración de Su sacrificio, sino un nuevo sacrificio.Radbertus era abad de un monasterio de Corbie. El rey Carlos el Calvo pidió a uno de sus compañeros monjes, Ratramnus, que evaluara la labor de su abad. Ratramnus estaba efectivamente de acuerdo con Radbertus, pero negaba que se produjera un milagro de transformación con los elementos. Ratramnus dijo que los comulgantes participan efectivamente del cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Pero lo hacen por la fe, y no porque los elementos se transmuten místicamente en el cuerpo corpóreo del hombre nacido de María.La Controversia Eucarística del siglo IX abrió una puerta que, con el tiempo, dio lugar a una nueva comprensión de la fe, la gracia e incluso la Iglesia. Las ideas de Radberto acabaron triunfando en la Iglesia Romana porque las expuso de forma clara para una época que ansiaba la seguridad de la salvación. Ahora había una forma tangible de tener la seguridad de que la gente hacía algo que mantenía y alimentaba la inmortalidad. Sus ideas también prevalecieron, porque los argumentos de sus oponentes eran vagos, complejos y, francamente, no tan atractivos.Radbertus también sentó las bases para un cambio de paradigma en el ministerio del clero y de la Iglesia. Con un énfasis cada vez mayor en el sacrificio fresco de la Misa, la presencia corporal de Cristo proporcionó el fundamento para un cambio en la devoción cristiana, desde su base original en la Palabra y la Fe, hacia una vida religiosa centrada en la nueva realidad ofrecida en un sacramento. Por decirlo sin rodeos, el interés pasó de lo que Cristo hizo en la Cruz a lo que el sacerdote hace con Cristo en los elementos. Jesús empezó a transformarse en la mente de la gente, pasando de ser el Salvador Victorioso a la Víctima Eterna, ofrecida continuamente en la Misa.Aunque el punto de vista de Radbertus acabó convirtiéndose en el mayoritario en el Occidente Latino, nunca estuvo exento de quienes lo rechazaban y se aferraban a un punto de vista más Agustiniano. Y, por supuesto, la forma de entender la Eucaristía resurgirá entre los Reformadores y se verá en el segundo episodio de algunas disputas bastante polémicas.Pero, ése es tema para un episodio posterior.

Este episodio 64 se titula "La Controversia Eucarística".____________________________________________________________Al terminar la Edad Media en Europa, tenemos varios temas que tratar antes de lanzarnos a la Era del Escolasticismo. La última vez echamos un breve vistazo a la Controversia de las Investiduras y otro aún más breve a un error doctrinal que tuvo una larga vida y varios variantes: el Adopcionismo.Ahora consideraremos otra controversia que hizo mucho ruido en la Iglesia de Oriente y Occidente durante mucho tiempo: cómo entender la presencia de Cristo en la Eucaristía.Para los oyentes protestantes, la cuestión era: ¿Qué queremos decir cuando decimos que Jesús está presente en la Comunión o en la Cena del Señor?Tengo que empezar dejando claro > No es éste un intento de ampliar TODAS las diversas teorías sobre la Eucaristía. Esa es una discusión que excede mi capacidad. Me ha llevado un tiempo componer este episodio porque he tenido que pensar exactamente cómo expresar las cosas. Las palabras son las herramientas con las que trabajan los teólogos. Esas palabras tienen significados precisos. Pero estamos tratando con varias idiomas; típicamente, el griego y el latín. Y una vez que los antiguos teólogos elaboraron una fórmula teológica durante décadas y, en algunos casos, siglos, eligiendo las palabras adecuadas para expresar la verdad y refinándolas a medida que se hacían evidentes los problemas de sus elecciones anteriores, tenemos que encontrar palabras en español para traducirlas con precisión. ENTONCES, nos enfrentamos al problema de que la gente atribuye significados diferentes a esas palabras.Así que, si algo de esto no es del todo preciso o claro, te pido perdón de antemano. No soy Sheldon Cooper. Sólo un hombrecillo con un pequeño cerebro del tamaño de un frijol.La Controversia Eucarística debe su origen a la tensión entre el llamamiento de la Biblia a adorar a Dios en Espíritu y verdad, y el deseo de tener algo tangible que venerar y en lo que centrar la atención. El uso y la veneración de los iconos en Oriente tuvo una correlación en Occidente con la elevación de los elementos de la Comunión.Aunque los cristianos habían discutido durante mucho tiempo la verdadera naturaleza de los elementos de la Comunión, la verdadera controversia se inició a mediados del siglo IX por un monje franco llamado Paschasius Radbertus. En él año 831 publicó un libro titulado Sobre el Cuerpo y la Sangre del Señor, el primer tratado completo sobre la Eucaristía.La parte más significativa de la obra de Radbertus fue su insistencia en que los elementos eran el cuerpo y la sangre REALES, corpóreos, de Jesús.Permíteme retroceder: Todos los cristianos creían que Jesús estaba presente en la Comunión. Jesús dijo: "Cuando dos o tres de vosotros están reunidos en Mi Nombre, Yo estoy allí en medio de vosotros". La Comunión era precisamente eso: un momento para que los cristianos se reunieran de un modo especial EN CRISTO. Por eso, cuando pasaban el pan y el vino, lo consideraban un momento sagrado en el que el Espíritu de Dios mediaba la Persona de Jesús de un modo único. En pocas palabras, Jesús estaba presente en la Comunión.Pero, la gente entendía esa presencia de diferentes maneras. Agustín, con su enorme influencia en la teología medieval, decía que Jesús estaba espiritualmente presente en la Comunión, pero no físicamente. Su presencia era un misterio que debía reconocerse por la fe. Cirilo de Alejandría y Juan de Damasco decían que Jesús estaba presente corporalmente en la Eucaristía, pero se referían a Su cuerpo resucitado, que era espiritual, no corpóreo. Así pues, para ellos la presencia de Cristo en la Eucaristía también era un misterio.Radbertus propuso ahora que los elementos de la Comunión se convirtieran en la carne y la sangre literales de Jesús. Eran la misma materia que el cuerpo nacido de María, como él decía. En realidad, fenomenológicamente no parecían ni sabían a carne y sangre, porque eso habría sido demasiado para la gente, así que Dios permitió misericordiosamente que el pan y el vino conservaran sus propiedades externas, pero en realidad ERAN el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Radbertus decía que era en el acto de participar en la Eucaristía donde se mantenía y alimentaba la vida eterna. Eran la "medicina de la inmortalidad".Los elementos se convirtieron en el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús, no por un acto de creación, sino de transformación.Esto suscitó la pregunta: Si la Eucaristía es el verdadero cuerpo y sangre de Cristo, ¿mastican a Cristo los incrédulos que participan de los elementos? Radbertus lo negó, afirmando que, aunque los elementos eran el cuerpo corpóreo de Jesús, debían tomarse por la fe. Así pues, aunque los incrédulos participaran en el sacramento, no participaban de hecho de Cristo.Radbertus eludió la falta de correspondencia entre la realidad de la presencia corporal de Jesús y su apariencia de pan diciendo que Dios permitía esto para asegurarse de que, cuando se tomaban los elementos, se hacía por fe, de modo que su beneficio espiritual pudiera llegar al participante. Así, el pan y el vino volvieron a ser símbolos, lo que volvió a acercarse a la posición de Agustín, lo mismo que Radbertus se había propuesto deshacer.Hrbanus Maurus, abad de Fulda, detestaba las ideas de Radbertus. Denunció cualquier visión de la Eucaristía que la convirtiera en una manifestación materialista del cuerpo de Jesús. Maurus decía que el valor de la Comunión residía en la fe del comulgante, no en un trozo de pan o una gota de vino.Gottschalk, al que volveremos más adelante, estaba de acuerdo con Radbertus y decía que la Eucaristía ERA el cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Pero se negó a llevarlo tan lejos como Radbertus, que decía que cada vez que se celebraba la Comunión, era un nuevo sacrificio de Cristo, una re-crucifixión.Aquí es donde debemos examinar más detenidamente cómo entendía la Iglesia primitiva la Comunión. Los Padres ante-Nicenos, es decir, los líderes de la Iglesia anteriores al Concilio de Nicea en 325, se referían a la Mesa del Señor, la Comunión, la Eucaristía, como quieras llamarla, como una conmemoración del sacrificio de Cristo. La relacionaron con la Última Cena, en la que Jesús la convirtió en una ordenanza para Sus seguidores. Dijo: "Haced esto en memoria mía". Así lo transmitieron los Apóstoles, como un momento conmemorativo para reflexionar sobre el sacrificio de Cristo en la Cruz, cuando se partió Su Cuerpo y se derramó Su sangre. El valor de la Comunión era el vínculo espiritual que se forjaba entre el seguidor y su rabino mediante este recuerdo, al reconectarse de un modo específico y tangible con lo que Jesús hizo por ellos.Los cristianos posteriores se alejaron de este núcleo conmemorativo de la Comunión para adoptar una visión más mística de la misma. Y como el misterio busca maneras de expresarse, es inevitable que alguien hiciera de los elementos de la Comunión algo más que meros símbolos. Entonces, decir que cada vez que se transformaban en el cuerpo corpóreo de Cristo, no era sólo una conmemoración de Su sacrificio, sino un nuevo sacrificio.Radbertus era abad de un monasterio de Corbie. El rey Carlos el Calvo pidió a uno de sus compañeros monjes, Ratramnus, que evaluara la labor de su abad. Ratramnus estaba efectivamente de acuerdo con Radbertus, pero negaba que se produjera un milagro de transformación con los elementos. Ratramnus dijo que los comulgantes participan efectivamente del cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús. Pero lo hacen por la fe, y no porque los elementos se transmuten místicamente en el cuerpo corpóreo del hombre nacido de María.La Controversia Eucarística del siglo IX abrió una puerta que, con el tiempo, dio lugar a una nueva comprensión de la fe, la gracia e incluso la Iglesia. Las ideas de Radberto acabaron triunfando en la Iglesia Romana porque las expuso de forma clara para una época que ansiaba la seguridad de la salvación. Ahora había una forma tangible de tener la seguridad de que la gente hacía algo que mantenía y alimentaba la inmortalidad. Sus ideas también prevalecieron, porque los argumentos de sus oponentes eran vagos, complejos y, francamente, no tan atractivos.Radbertus también sentó las bases para un cambio de paradigma en el ministerio del clero y de la Iglesia. Con un énfasis cada vez mayor en el sacrificio fresco de la Misa, la presencia corporal de Cristo proporcionó el fundamento para un cambio en la devoción cristiana, desde su base original en la Palabra y la Fe, hacia una vida religiosa centrada en la nueva realidad ofrecida en un sacramento. Por decirlo sin rodeos, el interés pasó de lo que Cristo hizo en la Cruz a lo que el sacerdote hace con Cristo en los elementos. Jesús empezó a transformarse en la mente de la gente, pasando de ser el Salvador Victorioso a la Víctima Eterna, ofrecida continuamente en la Misa.Aunque el punto de vista de Radbertus acabó convirtiéndose en el mayoritario en el Occidente Latino, nunca estuvo exento de quienes lo rechazaban y se aferraban a un punto de vista más Agustiniano. Y, por supuesto, la forma de entender la Eucaristía resurgirá entre los Reformadores y se verá en el segundo episodio de algunas disputas bastante polémicas.Pero, ése es tema para un episodio posterior.

The Community of St Gregory the Great sing the Gregorian Chant Mass for the Memoria of Blessed Maurus Scott. Recorded live at Southgate House on 30 May 2023.

Welcome to The Saint of the Day Podcast, a service of Good Catholic and The Catholic Company. Today's featured saint is St. Victor Maurus. If you like what you heard, share this podcast with someone you know, and make sure to subscribe!

Die Silicon Valley Bank geschlossen, die Credit Suisse übernommen, Aktien von Banken rauschen in den Keller. Joe Biden und Olaf Scholz fühlen sich bemüßigt, eine vermeintliche Selbstverständlichkeit zu erklären: dass das Bankensystem sicher sei. Ob dem so ist oder ob eine erneute Finanzkrise wie 2008 möglich ist, dieser Frage geht 1 Thema, 3 Köpfe in dieser Folge nach. Was genau bei diesen Banken passiert ist, welche Folgen das für den Finanzmarkt haben kann und was das alles für uns als Verbraucher bedeutet - darüber spricht Moderator Jasper Ruppert mit Christine Bergmann aus der BR-Wirtschaftsredaktion und dem ehemaligen Schweiz-Korrespondenten der ARD und Credit-Suisse-Experten Hans-Jürgen Maurus.Shownotes:Credit-Suisse-Debakel: Das Selbstbild einer stabilen Schweiz wankthttps://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/finanzen/credit-suisse-ubs-schweiz-bankenfusion-kritik-101.htmlUBS übernimmt Credit Suisse: Ein Gigant auf tönernen Füßenhttps://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/finanzen/credit-suisse-ubs-kommentar-guerne-101.htmlCredit Suisse vorerst gerettet - Das sollten Anleger wissenhttps://www.br.de/nachrichten/wirtschaft/credit-suisse-vorerst-gerettet-das-sollten-anleger-wissen,TZ2rkDEUS-Finanzministerin Yellen stellt Bankern weitere Hilfen in Aussichthttps://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/bankenkrise-us-finanzministerin-yellen-stellt-weitere-hilfen-in-aussicht-a-6f2b3d15-fe2a-4562-b810-3e3cc9e93d87Wie die "größere UBS" aussehen wird - und welche Risiken sie hathttps://www.manager-magazin.de/unternehmen/wie-die-groessere-ubs-aussehen-wird-und-welche-risiken-sie-hat-a-d8a64374-73d2-491c-a9f7-3767d2f8b1f6Angst vor dem Banken-Kollaps? Der Professor klärt auf und teilt aushttps://www.welt.de/podcasts/alles-auf-aktien/article244357301/Alles-auf-Aktien-Credit-Suisse-UBS-First-Republic-Der-Banken-Professor-klaert-auf-und-teilt-aus.html

In dieser lauschigen Folge, wird gleich zu Anfang Tiefgründiger Geredet als ein Meer Tiefgang haben kann. Während Paul ausschweifend über seinen Sinn des Lebens spricht, kullern beim Maurus fast die Tränen. Also, Kuscheldecke rausgeholt und zuhören! Es lohnt sich! Hier kommt ihr direkt zu Wolfgangs: https://wolfgangs.de/?aff=77 Hier kommt ihr direkt zu Wolfgangs-Classic: https://wolfgangs-classic.de/ Mit dem Code "podcast10" kannst du 10% auf alle Produkte bei Wolfgangs sparen. Ihr wollt uns ein Paket schicken, was wir LIVE im Podcast aufmachen? Kein Problem, sendet es einfach an folgende Adresse: DHL Packstation 103 Postnummer 808192772 Chaausseestraße 60 16515 Oranienburg Deutschland Vielen Dank im Voraus und wir sind schon sehr gespannt drauf! =) Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Unsere LDA-Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oeYsxy9MPL9yeKKI7qvsA?si=6OqNh8f4R7aWjKV--R

Wegen seiner Sex-Affäre und einer mutmaßlichen Falschaussage muss US-Präsident Bill Clinton im August 1998 vor dem Team des Sonderermittlers Kenneth Starr aussagen. Hier räumt er ein, so wörtlich, unangemessenes Verhältnis zur ehemaligen Praktikantin Monica Lewinsky ein und schilderte Details. Er beharrt aber darauf, keine "sexuelle Beziehung" zu Lewinsky gehabt zu haben, weil sich dieser Begriff nach seinem Verständnis ausschließlich auf Geschlechtsverkehr beziehe, der aber nicht stattgefunden habe. Diese Anhörung fand hinter verschlossenen Türen statt, doch am 21. September 1998 wird ein Video der Anhörung in die Öffentlichkeit lanciert und im Fernsehen ausgestrahlt. Deutsche Spitzen-Politiker äußern sich empört über diese Indiskretionen. Bundeskanzler Helmut Kohl erklärt, er finde die Vorgänge "zum Kotzen". Sonderermittler Kenneth Starr wird bald darauf in seinem Abschlussbericht die Einleitung eines Amtsenthebungsverfahrens gegen Bill Clinton empfehlen. Clintons Popularität leidet allerdings kaum unter der Affäre. Sie sorgt sogar im Vorverkauf von Halloween für ganz neue Kostümmoden. Lewinsky-Outfit und Clinton-Zigarren sind der Renner – erzählt USA-Korrespondent Hans-Jürgen Maurus in seinem Bericht vom 7. Oktober 1998.

Viele von uns haben schonmal JoJo gespielt – klar, die gibt's oft für kleines Geld und ist gerade für Kinder ein super Zeitvertreib. Für Maurus von Kamptz aus Bad Tölz ist es aber weit mehr. Er war zuletzt mit gerade mal 16 Jahren bei der JoJo-Europameisterschaft dabei und gehört damit zu den besten Spielern in ganz Europa. Im Gespräch mit Moderator Florian Kern spricht er über seine Anfänge und was seinen Sport alles ausmacht. Das alles ist Thema in der neuen Folge des Radio-Oberland-Podcasts.

‘Tis the season to be jolly! For our Holiday 2022 edition, we're closing out the year with: Cavern News with Dalken Starbyne Skit TCT Talk with Bert, Esto, J'nathus, Maurus, Narym & Sh'aeri: Riven remake announcement Myst merch we'd love to see Highgarden release The Cavern during the holiday season How has Myst & Uru […]

Early on in his legal career at Novartis, Maurus Schreyvogel encountered a frustrating obstacle. The legal team had no tools, no technology, no access to knowledge, and consequently, they found themselves reinventing the wheel over and over. It was so frustrating, in fact, that he was prepared to leave the company. Instead, he was presented with a mission that convinced him to stay: Establish transparency and bring about positive operational change within legal. He has remained at Novartis ever since. In his current capacity of Chief Legal Innovation Officer, he is working to set the vision for how law can help society operate more equitably in the future. We discuss: - Auditing the legal function to bring about operational change - Focusing on value rather than cost - Legal's role in the digital transformation journey - Transforming into collaborators instead of counselors - Increasing access to law for all Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

Early on in his legal career at Novartis, Maurus Schreyvogel encountered a frustrating obstacle. The legal team had no tools, no technology, no access to knowledge, and consequently, they found themselves reinventing the wheel over and over. It was so frustrating, in fact, that he was prepared to leave the company. Instead, he was presented with a mission that convinced him to stay: Establish transparency and bring about positive operational change within legal. He has remained at Novartis ever since. In his current capacity of Chief Legal Innovation Officer, he is working to set the vision for how law can help society operate more equitably in the future. We discuss: - Auditing the legal function to bring about operational change - Focusing on value rather than cost - Legal's role in the digital transformation journey - Transforming into collaborators instead of counselors - Increasing access to law for all Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

Dnes budeme hovoriť o legende zo života svätcov. V stredovekej Európe boli takýmito legendami posadnutí, bolo to niečo ako je dnes Umbrella Academy alebo Stranger Things. V dnešnej časti si vypočuješ o dvoch pustovníkoch, ktorí žili na území Slovenska a stali sa svätcami! Legenda o sv. Svoradovi a sv. Benediktovi, ktorého autorom je biskup Maurus totiž rozpráva príbeh o dvoch pustovníkoch, ktorí sa potulovali Slovenskom a vyhlásili ich za svätých, pretože sa im podaril zázrak. Viac sa dozvieš v našom podcaste. Tento podcast ti prináša online magazín Hashtag.sk Viac info: https://www.schooltag.sk/ https://www.instagram.com/schooltag.sk/

Dapi 2 onns maina il Sursilvan l'Uniun grischuna d'artisanadi e mastergn e sto sa confruntar suenter la pandemia cun la proxima crisa. «La crisa d'energia è in'autra crisa che quella da la pandemia, igl è ina crisa ch'ins ha vis ditg a vegnir ed igl è ina crisa ch'ins po schliar». L'um da 40 onns vesa en la crisa actuala er ina schanza e crai ch'ina baisse economica faschess schizunt bain. Co ch'il bab da dus uffants pitschens, che ha studegià sociologia e scienza da religiuns, è sa tschentà en l'economia e tge che fiss ses model da lavur ideal, raquinta il directur en il «Profil».

In dieser Folge geht es um das LIVE Event von den Drei ??? in der Waldbühne und wie Marcel aufgrund seines Darms dieses Spektakel nicht miterleben konnte. Da kann man nur sagen "Scheiße, gelaufen"...2 Jahre umsonst gewartet, weil man irgendwas falsches isst! =( Hier kommt ihr direkt zu Wolfgangs: https://wolfgangs.de/?aff=77 Hier kommt ihr direkt zu Wolfgangs-Classic: https://wolfgangs-classic.de/ Mit dem Code "podcast10" kannst du 10% auf alle Produkte bei Wolfgangs sparen. Ihr wollt uns ein Paket schicken, was wir LIVE im Podcast aufmachen? Kein Problem, sendet es einfach an folgende Adresse: DHL Packstation 103 Postnummer 808192772 Chaausseestraße 60 16515 Oranienburg Deutschland Vielen Dank im Voraus und wir sind schon sehr gespannt drauf! =) Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Unsere LDA-Playlist auf Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oeYsxy9MPL9yeKKI7qvsA?si=6OqNh8f4R7aWjKV--Rq7wQ

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Was ist Recep Tayyip Erdoğan für ein Mann? Und wie hat er die Türkei verändert? Darüber spricht der Islamwissenschaftler Maurus Reinkowski in seinem Vortrag. **********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Autoritäre Führer: Wie Männlichkeit Politik prägtAutoritäre Herrscher: So funktionieren FührerkulteEine Stunde History: Ein gespaltenes Land**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Instagram und YouTube.

Das grosse Restaurant-Sterben ist ausgeblieben. Doch bereits drohen die nächsten Sorgen: Personalmangel und hohe Preise. Die Branche lanciert eine Initiative. Im Talk äussert sich Maurus Ebneter, Präsident des Wirteverbands Basel-Stadt, dazu.

The Community of St Gregory the Great sing the Gregorian Chant Mass for the Memoria of Blessed Maurus Scott. Recorded live at Southgate House on 30 May 2022.

Am 2. April geht das erste Laaferi über die Bühne der Eventhalle der Messe Basel: «S'Drummeli für Jungi». Über 700 Kinder und Jugendliche sind dabei.

News, Ukrainian crisis, female general in Czech army, Holocaust memorial and redevelopment plans for Bubny district, Reliquary of St. Maurus 

News, Ukrainian crisis, female general in Czech army, Holocaust memorial and redevelopment plans for Bubny district, Reliquary of St. Maurus 

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In dieser letzten Folge im Jahre 2021, plaudern der Bärtige Buchautor Willy Zerbst von Zossen und der kaschmir tragende Hemdträger Marcel von Maurus über Silvesterbräuche, Ziele für das neue Jahr und natürlich gibt es auch noch das Rezept der Woche auf Ehrenbruderbasis vom guten Paul vorgetragen! Danke für euren Support 2021, eure Nachrichten und Bewertungen auf unserem Podcast! Bleibt Gesund, und kommt gut ins neue Jahr 2022! Im Januar sind wir gewohnt wieder am Start! Hier kommt ihr direkt zu Wolfgangs: https://wolfgangs.de/?aff=77 Mit dem Code "podcast10" kannst du 10% auf alle Produkte bei Wolfgangs sparen. Folgt uns auf Instagram: Paul: http://www.instagram.com/_pjadventure_ Marcel: http://www.instagram.com/marcelhistory_pictures LDA-Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/lda_podcast/ Paul auf Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/pjadventure

Did St Philip have any unusual saints as friends? Yes. We will read about what Fr Robinson used to call "closed circuit television" conversations between St Philip and St Catherine de Ricci. We know that they never met in this life; but when she died, St Philip told people all about her. He knew what she looked like. St Philip reminds us of our connection across time and space in the communion of saints, the Church. God has united us to each other as parts of a body are united. Let us not try to live as an island, cut off from each other. Last episode we read about the procession to the Chiesa Nuova with the relics of St Papias and St. Maurus. Lay people, priests, Cardinals, musicians, servers, artists and many others took part. The Church has great need of many different types of people. What draws us together is Christ and the search for holiness. The really great thing in this world is a saint. A saint takes God seriously and himself or herself not that seriously.

Did St Philip know many of the most powerful people in the Church? Yes. We will read about the procession of the relics of Saints Papias and Maurus to the new Oratorian church. Gallonio tells us about all the high ranking prelates who were there. We see how much Rome and its leadership had changed since St Philip began his work.

Early on in his legal career at Novartis , Maurus Schreyvogel encountered a frustrating obstacle. The legal team had no tools, no technology, no access to knowledge, and consequently, they found themselves reinventing the wheel over and over.  It was so frustrating, in fact, that he was prepared to leave the company. Instead, he was presented with a mission that convinced him to stay: Establish transparency and bring about positive operational change within legal. He has remained at Novartis ever since. In his current capacity of Chief Legal Innovation Officer, he is working to set the vision for how law can help society operate more equitably in the future.  We discuss: - Auditing the legal function to bring about operational change - Focusing on value rather than cost - Legal's role in the digital transformation journey - Transforming into collaborators instead of counselors - Increasing access to law for all Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

Early on in his legal career at Novartis , Maurus Schreyvogel encountered a frustrating obstacle. The legal team had no tools, no technology, no access to knowledge, and consequently, they found themselves reinventing the wheel over and over.  It was so frustrating, in fact, that he was prepared to leave the company. Instead, he was presented with a mission that convinced him to stay: Establish transparency and bring about positive operational change within legal. He has remained at Novartis ever since. In his current capacity of Chief Legal Innovation Officer, he is working to set the vision for how law can help society operate more equitably in the future.  We discuss: - Auditing the legal function to bring about operational change - Focusing on value rather than cost - Legal's role in the digital transformation journey - Transforming into collaborators instead of counselors - Increasing access to law for all Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

Ist die Türkei unter Erdoğan noch eine Demokratie – oder schon eine Diktatur? Der stetige Wechsel zwischen beiden Polen charakterisiere das Land bereits seit seiner Gründung, schreibt der Islamwissenschaftler Maurus Reinkowski. Von Ingo Arend www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Buchkritik Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Resensi Buku Coping with Depression karya J. Maurus. Diulas oleh Ariel Cornelia & Made Arinda Nandya Sasini (@setothehoon). Kompetisi Podcast Resensi Buku x HARU berkolaborasi dengan Penerbit Haru, Penerbit Baca, Shira Media, dan Goshen Swara Indonesia, dengan didukung oleh Podcast Main Mata, Podluck Podcast Collective, dan Festival Buku Asia. - Follow Podcast Resensi Buku di Instagram: @podcastresensibuku | Follow Podluck Podcast Collective di Instagram: @podluckpodcast | Follow Penerbit Haru di Instagram: @penerbitharu | Follow Goshen Swara Indonesia di Instagram: @goshen_swara_indonesia | Follow Penerbit Baca di Instagram: @penerbitbaca | Follow Shira Media di Instagram: @shiramedia | Follow Festival Buku Asia di Instagram: @festivalbukuasia | Cek tagar #kompetisiresensibuku di Instagram untuk informasi lebih lanjut. - Penafian: pendapat yang disampaikan oleh peresensi tidak mewakili pandangan tim panitia Kompetisi Podcast Resensi Buku x HARU.

When Sándor discovers some disturbing clues, the only answer is a Hungarian duel – on horseback. Maurus Jokai, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn't do this without you. We really try make your support worth your while. For a five-dollar monthly donation, you get a monthly code for $8 off any audiobook download. Give more, and you get more! It kind of cracks open the website for you, so you can easily build out your classic audiobook library, and you help to give more folks like you the chance to discover the classics in a curated and easily accessible format. Go to http://classictalesaudiobooks.com today, and become a financial supporter. You'll be glad you did. Thank you so much. Go to classictalesaudiobooks.com and make a donation today. We've got a new title available for presale:  The Black Tulip, by Alexandre Dumas. A prize of 100,000 florins is offered to the person who can produce a perfectly black tulip – a feat considered impossible. But at the very moment when Cornelius van Bearle is on the brink of achieving the impossible, he is imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit. The story of his black tulip's journey is absolutely riveting, and an event you don't want to miss. Coupon codes will not be available for this title. Once we meet a certain threshold, we will release this title for coupon code use, and send it to our retail partners. But for now, this title is exclusively available at classictalesaudiobooks.com. Be the first to listen to this tender leaf of historical fiction. Go to classictalesaudiobooks.com, and reserve your copy of The Black Tulip, by Alexandre Dumas. Last week, Ferko drove the herd of cattle to jump off the ferry as they were crossing the river. Let's see how that works out for him. And now, The Yellow Rose, Part 3 of 3, by Maurus Jokai.   Tap here to reserve your copy of The Black Tulip, by Alexandre Dumas!   Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter!   Tap here to go to our merchandise store!   Tap here to visit our YouTube Channel:  

A wayward horse carries a dying man across the lone puszta. He is not injured – he is poisoned. Maurus Jokai, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn't do this without you. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn't do this without you. We really try make your support worth your while. For a five-dollar monthly donation, you get a monthly code for $8 off any audiobook download. Give more, and you get more! It kind of cracks open the website for you, so you can easily build out your classic audiobook library, and you help to give more folks like you the chance to discover the classics in a curated and easily accessible format. Go to http://classictalesaudiobooks.com today, and become a financial supporter. You'll be glad you did. Thank you so much.. Go to classictalesaudiobooks.com and make a donation today. I'm hoping that if we get enough supporters, I can record some more classics outside of the podcast. I'm researching out an Alexandre Dumas book that might fit the bill. If you can swing it, please chip in! In this week's story, we delve more into the Hungarian horse culture, and learn more about the flatland known as the puszta. I've been there, and it's as flat as it's described in the story. I've grown up all my life in the mountains, and that was the first time in my life I experienced the complete absence of anything varying the skyline. No mountains, no hills. Just a dome of sky. It's really an amazing place. Last week, we met Sandor Decsi, a Hungarian horseman, or csikos, who was drafted into the war to serve the Emperor. He gave a comb, signifying his engagement to Klari, the young woman who run the Hortobagy Inn. Sandor wasn't too happy with her, because it was evident that she had been a little unfaithful, as he had met on the way to see her he met Ferko Lacza, a cowboy, who had received from Klari a yellow rose from the only yellow rose bush on the puszta. Due to this lover's spat, Klari remembered the teachings of a gypsy woman, who said to add mandragora root to her sweetheart's wine, if she wanted to get him to love her again. Meanwhile, Ferko the cowboy was on his way to escort a herd of cattle to Austria, and start a new life as the lead cowherd there. Our story today begins when the group of men are getting ready to start the journey across the puszta to their new home and country. And now, The Yellow Rose, Part 2 of 3, by Maurus Jokai. Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter! Tap here to go to our merchandise store! Tap here to visit our YouTube Channel: Tap here to pick up some of our new titles:    

Will the maid known as The Yellow Rose remain true while her beau is away soldiering for the emperor? A Hungarian Western by Maurus Jokai, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn't do this without you. Thank you to all of our financial supporters. We couldn't do this without you. We really try make your support worth your while. For a five-dollar monthly donation, you get a monthly code for $8 off any audiobook download. Give more, and you get more! It kind of cracks open the website for you, so you can easily build out your classic audiobook library, and you help to give more folks like you the chance to discover the classics in a curated and easily accessible format. Go to http://classictalesaudiobooks.com today, and become a financial supporter. You'll be glad you did. Thank you so much. Go to classictalesaudiobooks.com and make a donation today. I'm hoping that if we get enough supporters, I can record some more classics outside of the podcast. I'm researching out an Alexandre Dumas book that might fit the bill. If you can swing it, please chip in! And now for something completely different. A while ago, back in May, I asked via Facebook whether  it might be time for a western to be in order. Since I'm from the West myself, I thought it might be fitting. For one reason or other, I wasn't feeling it. However, I did run across this idea. Today's book, The Yellow Rose, is from Maurus Jokai, or Jokai Mor, one of Hungary's most famous writers. Hungary is famous for its horse culture, and this book takes place at a time before railroads, and deals largely with the traditions and way of life for the cowherds and horsemen, or csikos, of Hungary. Well, I thought, what if I performed this book as if it were an American Western? It parallels our trope of “Western” so well, why not? So, let's give it a shot. Let's go now to an adventure in the old world, in a Western that takes place a stone's throw from Asia. And now, The Yellow Rose, Part 1 of 3, by Maurus Jokai.   Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter!   Tap here to go to our merchandise store!   Tap here to visit our YouTube Channel:   Tap here to pick up some of our new titles:

Maurus ist bei Swisscom Broadcast. Dort bereitet er als Editor verschiedene Videos vor welche dann bei der EM Tausenden von Menschen vorgespielt werden. In dieser Folge erzählt uns Maurus mehr über seine Tätigkeiten, seine Liebe zum Fussball und die Verantwortung, welche er übernehmen wird.

Selbstständigkeit ist für viele Menschen die beste Art der „Arbeit“. Auch ich persönlich, kann es mir gar nicht mehr anders vorstellen. Allerdings gibt es viele Menschen, bei denen das anders ist. Vielleicht ist das Angestelltenverhältnis für dich genau der Punkt, an dem du aufblühst, dich mit einbringen kannst und dich selbst verwirklichst. Aber was, wenn ich irgendwie merke, dass es Zeit für Veränderung ist? Wie du mehr Klarheit und Fokus findest, um dein Potenzial und deine Stärken auch im Angestelltenverhältnis zur Geltung bringst, erfährst du in dieser Folge Mehr zu Melanie: www.melanie-maurus.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/melanie-maurus/ ♥️ Mach dich Sichtbar mit Frau Herz Was tut sie eigentlich den ganzen Tag? Wirklich nur über Selbstliebe sprechen und Bücher schreiben? Nein :) Mein Steckenpferd ist das Sichtbarmacher Programm für junge Unternehmerinnen, die gerne in die Sichtbarkeit kommen möchten. Das bedeutet, sich mit der eigenen Leidenschaft auszudrücken und am Markt zu positionieren. Vom Mentoring, über Aufstellungen, Zielgruppe, dem eigenen Logo, gehts zur eigenen Website, dem Social Media Coaching und ganz viel Fachwissen. Bist du bereit für diese Reise? ♥ Mein Buch: Von der Magie, deine eigene Heldin zu sein: https://amzn.to/2yMVsES ♥ Mein Workbook: Entdecke die Heldin in dir: https://amzn.to/2Ftf5c7 ♥ Kontakt: info@frauherz.de ♥ Selbstliebe Impulse / Business Mentorings: https://www.frauherz.de ♥ Inspiration: https://www.instagram.com/frauherz/

The year was 856. We remember Rabanus Maurus, a Benedictine monk. Our reading is a hymn from Maurus, "Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire." — FULL TRANSCRIPTS available: https://www.1517.org/podcasts/the-christian-history-almanac GIVE BACK: Support the work of 1517 today CONTACT: CHA@1517.org SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Overcast Google Play FOLLOW US: Facebook Twitter Audio production by Christopher Gillespie (gillespie.media).

The Monks of Downside Abbey sing the plainchant Mass for the Memoria of SS Maurus and Placid. Recorded live at Downside Abbey on 15 January 2021.

Den ganzen Advent über haben wir 24 Menschen zu Wort kommen lassen, warum sie dort sind, wo sie sind und tun, was sie tun. Sie haben uns erzählt, was sie bewegt und antreibt, wo sie Halt finden und worauf sie hoffen - auf das große Ganze und den kleinen Erfolg. Heute feiern Christen auf der ganzen Welt die Menschwerdung Gottes. Jesus kommt als Mensch, als Kind, auf diese Welt und wächst in sie hinein und lässt sich von ihr bewegen. Also wagen wir die Frage: Aus welchem Grund bist DU hier? P. Maurus Kraß, Prior vom Benediktinerkloster Wechselburg hat für uns im "O-Ton Jesu" - im Markusevangelium nachgelesen.

Als erstes Basler Hotel hat das Swissôtel Le Plaza wegen der Corona-Krise Insolvenz angemeldet. Dies könnte schwere Folgen für unseren Messestandort haben. Der Präsident des Basler Wirteverbands und der Präsident des Basler Hotelier-Vereins sprechen darüber.

From the book, A Source book of inspiration by J. Maurus

The Monks of Downside Abbey sing the plainchant Mass for the Memoria of Blessed Maurus Scott, a member of the community martyred in 1612. Recorded live at Downside Abbey on 30 May 2020.

Wir verstecken uns hinter den 300 muskulösen Männern aus Sparta und reden über häusliche Gewalt, die Serie "Bodyguard" und roasten unsere Hörer Viktor und Maurus. Wundert Euch nicht, wenn unsere Mikros vom gehässigen Lachen übersteuern. Ein neues Intro haben wir übrigens auch!

Deconstructed Podcast Episode 17 - Mixed by Audio AgentWarm bass and everyday junglist sensibilities.Tracklisting:Random Movement - Sleazy Bitch [Fokuz]Satl, Malaky & Harland feat. Steo - A Minute After Always [Integral]Braya - Big Champ [Smooth N Groove]Random Movement - When You Come Alive [Innerground]Lurch - A Sadness [DNBB]Kyrist feat. Steo - Find A Meaning [Dispatch]Kumarachi - Dusk [Critical]Conrad Subs - Jungle Jungle Jungle [Deconstructed]Sonar's Ghost - A Tribute To Tom & Jerry [(free)] martianMan - Time Steppin' [Jungletrain]Jem-One - Resonance [Repertoire]Dissect - Allegory [Silent Force]Mando - Pyramid [DRP]Rainforest - Trash Talk [(free)]Mauoq - Escalate (I Wannabe Remix) [Mauoq Music]Maurus & Erkiu - Departure Lounge (D&B Remix) [(free)]Hydro, War & Mateba - Nothing To Lose [MethLab]

This week on the USA Weightlifting Podcast, we’re speaking with one of the world’s best Weightlifters, Harrison Maurus. Weighing in at 77 kg, and only 17 years old, Harrison secured Team USA’s first Men’s Weightlifting World Medal in 20 years at the 2017 IWF Weightlifting World Championships. Just a few months later, Maurus beefed up to the next weight class and became the youngest and lightest American weightlifter in history to clean and jerk 200 kgs in competition. We do not have the character count allowance to list all of the other medals he’s won and records he’s broken (national and international on both), so we’ll have to leave it at that to fill you in on what’s actually discussed in this episode… Harrison takes us through his early gymnastics and powerlifting career before he found Olympic Weightlifting through Coach Kevin Simons. We also dive into discipline, mindset, and some visualization techniques Harrison uses to prep for competition. Enjoy the show!Topics:08:00 - Working with Coach Kevin Simons12:50 - Gymnastics 21:35 - Discipline & Quality vs Quantity29:01 - Competition & Mindset38:40 - Strength numbers (squat, press, etc.)47:05 - Coach & Athlete bond Honorable mentions:Alpha Strength & ConditioningCoach Kevin Simons@harrison_maurusFor more on USA Weightlifting follow us at:Instagram TwitterFacebook

Positive Vibes un mix delle Hit del momento con un finale vintage Mixtape by Maurus Selecta.INTRO : Big Simon from krikka reggae

Haltet Eure Arnika C30 Globuli bereit, denn diese Folge haut Euch um wie eine Überdosis Murus Berlinensis - also gar nicht. Stets verifiziert von unserem Gast Lukas, Experte für alles, stellen wir die Homöopathie auf den Prüfstand.Und wenn ihr jetzt noch nicht scharf auf die Jubiläumsfolge seid, probiert's mal mit Bibergeil!Viel Spaß!

Haltet Eure Arnika C30 Globuli bereit, denn diese Folge haut Euch um wie eine Überdosis Murus Berlinensis - also gar nicht. Stets verifiziert von unserem Gast Lukas, Experte für alles, stellen wir die Homöopathie auf den Prüfstand.Und wenn ihr jetzt noch nicht scharf auf die Jubiläumsfolge seid, probiert's mal mit Bibergeil!Viel Spaß!

Feast of St. Maurus (2018) by Silverstream Priory

Harrison Maurus is a 17 year old weightlifting prodigy and world champion. Last year, Maurus not only won the 2017 Youth World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, but also set a new Clean & Jerk Youth World Record of 192kg at the men’s 77kg group! Maurus squatted 200kg at age 13, over 3x bodyweight, and just a month ago, earned a bronze medal in both the men’s 77 kg total and clean & jerk at the 2017 IWF Weightlifting World Championships in Anaheim, CA, securing Team USA’s first men’s weightlifting world medals in 20 years. In this episode, we dive into Maurus’ path in the weightlifting world, his special relationship with his coach Kevin Simons (a CrossFit Games competitor), and his programming and coaching.    

A LITTLE RULE FOR BEGINNERS, talk by Laurence Freeman Evening lecture 25 September London Group of the Scientific and Medical NetworkThe Rule of St Benedict arguably had the greatest influence on western culture after the Bible. It still inspires the art of living for monks, married couples, business leaders and community builders. What is the secret of its access to a wisdom that offers convincing hope in our troubled world? IMAGE: St. Benedict delivering his Rule to St. Maurus and other monks of his order/France, Monastery of St. Gilles, Nimes, 1129

"You still don’t seem to know what I am capable of!" Fritz Lang’s 1928 silent spy thriller “Spies” rarely gets brought up when people mention Lang and his filmography. Dwarfed by arguably two of his best made on either side of it – “Metropolis” and “M” – “Spies” was Lang’s first film outside the shell of Ufa, the German motion-picture company. It did well enough for itself, but not well enough to make a big mark in cinema. But if you watch it, you’ll see the birthplace for practically every spy movie trope that has been on screen since.  Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our Fritz Lang series with “Spies.” We talk about the spy tropes found in this film and what they led to in later films. We chat about the pacing of the film and why the length of this one at its mostly restored length of 143 minutes may be a bit too slow. We discuss Lang, what he was like as a director, and how his approach worked in the production of this film. We discuss the actors, notably Rudolf Klein-Rogge, Willy Fritsch and Gerda Maurus, and what they each bring to the table. We also touch on the affair Lang had with Maurus during the production of this film. We discuss Fritz Arno Wagner, the DP, and his role here as well as in German cinema in this period. And we chat about some of the filmmaking techniques used here, which work, and which are clearly still being developed.  It’s a fun film, albeit a bit overlong, but definitely worth watching. Anyone interested in Lang’s filmography needs to see this one. So check it out then tune in! Film Sundries Watch this film: Amazon Original Opening Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd Movie Spies and their Cyanide Pills — Wired.com Trailers of the Week Andy's Trailer: Don’t Breathe — "I love good horror movies and it’s always refreshing when someone comes up with something that feels new. This movie certainly looks like it’s going to fit the bill for me!" Pete's Trailer: Hell or High Water — "I don’t know what to make of it. Looks like a beautiful character opportunity for some of my favorite actors. Why am I worried it’s going to be a bore? Great rendition of Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door by Blackwall”

"You still don't seem to know what I am capable of!" Fritz Lang's 1928 silent spy thriller “Spies” rarely gets brought up when people mention Lang and his filmography. Dwarfed by arguably two of his best made on either side of it – “Metropolis” and “M” – “Spies” was Lang's first film outside the shell of Ufa, the German motion-picture company. It did well enough for itself, but not well enough to make a big mark in cinema. But if you watch it, you'll see the birthplace for practically every spy movie trope that has been on screen since.  Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our Fritz Lang series with “Spies.” We talk about the spy tropes found in this film and what they led to in later films. We chat about the pacing of the film and why the length of this one at its mostly restored length of 143 minutes may be a bit too slow. We discuss Lang, what he was like as a director, and how his approach worked in the production of this film. We discuss the actors, notably Rudolf Klein-Rogge, Willy Fritsch and Gerda Maurus, and what they each bring to the table. We also touch on the affair Lang had with Maurus during the production of this film. We discuss Fritz Arno Wagner, the DP, and his role here as well as in German cinema in this period. And we chat about some of the filmmaking techniques used here, which work, and which are clearly still being developed.  It's a fun film, albeit a bit overlong, but definitely worth watching. Anyone interested in Lang's filmography needs to see this one. So check it out then tune in! Film Sundries Watch this film: Amazon Original Opening Original poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd Movie Spies and their Cyanide Pills — Wired.com Trailers of the Week Andy's Trailer: Don't Breathe — "I love good horror movies and it's always refreshing when someone comes up with something that feels new. This movie certainly looks like it's going to fit the bill for me!" Pete's Trailer: Hell or High Water — "I don't know what to make of it. Looks like a beautiful character opportunity for some of my favorite actors. Why am I worried it's going to be a bore? Great rendition of Knockin' on Heaven's Door by Blackwall”

Räägime Estonia Seltsist ja lauljanna Annika Tõnurist, Maurusest ja Eesti sportlastest pärast sporti.

Räägime Estonia Seltsist ja lauljanna Annika Tõnurist, Maurusest ja Eesti sportlastest pärast sporti.

Noemauk & Fearful Present: The ExtraSolar Podcast #19 [XTRSLRP019] 1. DeepChord presents Echospace - Winter In Seney [Modern Love] 2. Susumu Yokota - Azukiiro No Kaori [Leaf] 3. Hidden Element - 0/-1 [Dub] 4. Fearful - The Traveler [Dub] 5. Acronym - The Eye [Northern Electronics] 6. Eomac - Forest [Killekill] 7. Synth Sense - Lost Imagery [Auxiliary] 8. Maurus & Erkiu - Departure Lounge (170 Refix) [Tech:Noir] 9. Lynch Kingsley - Keiko [Flexout Audio] 10. Pedestrian & Jasperdrum - Kalakuta (Alix Perez Remix) [2nd Drop Records] 11. Mikarma - Initiator [Convex Industries] 12. DAAT - Fridge (Overlook Remix) [Detuned Transmissions] 13. Taelimb & Conscience - Tied Down [Forthcoming on Flexout Audio] 14. M-zine & Scepticz - Last Time [Dub] 15. Dominic Ridgway - Killa (Mtwn Remix) [Unreleased] 16. Coerce - Merkava [Utopia Music] 17. Mode - The Abyss (Sam KDC 39's Acid Dub Re-Think) [The Crescent] 18. Acronym - In The Swamp [Northern Electronics] 19. Fistfunk - Rebellion [Lightless] 20. Maurus & Erkiu - Fabric [Dub] 21. War, Overlook & Mateba - Ronin [Dub] 22. Held - Five Years (Mtwn 'Dark Years' Remix) [Flexout Audio Dub] 23. Cult Key - Entice [Cylon Recordings] 24. Mtwn - Four [Diffrent Music] 25. Mtwn - Darkened [Blendits] 26. Shiver & Mtwn - Falling Down (Conscience Remix) [Flexout Audio Dub] 27. Subwave - Deadhead [Free Download www.soundcloud.com/Subwave] Thanks to: Max Mathieu and Dimitri Mathieu, two brothers from Belgium, better known collectively as Mtwn (pronounced "Motown"). As a production duo, the two have seen releases on a number of labels, including Samurai Music, Proximity Recordings, Break-Fast Audio, Dispatch Recordings and Diffrent Music. The boys have put together a rather eclectic mix, full of dubs; suspense filled build ups, and dense atmospheres. Dimitri and Max are currently working on an EP for Diffrent Music so we feel honoured that they took the time out to put together this epic selection for what will be the nineteenth podcast in our series. You can find more from Mtwn on Facebook and Soundcloud via the following links: www.soundcloud.com/MtwnDnB https://facebook.com/MtwnDnB -------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.soundcloud.com/ExtraSolarMusic www.soundcloud.com/NoemaUK www.soundcloud.com/Fearful

Besuch des Europastaatssekretärs Maurus an der FH Lübeck/oncampus.

Besuch des Europastaatssekretärs Maurus an der FH Lübeck/oncampus.

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This episode is titled “The Eucharistic Controversy.”As we round out the Middle Ages in Europe, we have several topics we need to cover before we launch into the Era of Scholasticism. Last time we took a brief look at the Investiture Controversy and an even briefer look at a doctrinal error that had a long lifespan and several flavors – Adoptionism.Now we'll consider another controversy that raged in the church of both East and West for a long time; how to understand the presence of Christ in the Eucharist.For Protestant listeners, the issue was; What do we mean when we say Jesus is present at Communion or the Lord's Supper.I need to begin by making clear à This is not an attempt to expand on ALL the various theories of the Eucharist. That's a discussion way beyond my ability. It took me a while to compose this episode because I had to work out exactly how to phrase things. Words are the tools theologians work with. Those words carry precise meanings. But we're dealing with multiple languages; typically, Greek and Latin. And once the ancient theologians worked out some theological formula over decades, and in some cases, centuries, picking just the right words to express truth, then refining those words, as problems with their earlier choices became clear, then we have to find words in English to accurately translate those. THEN, we face the problem of people pouring different meanings into those words.So, if I get some of this less than totally accurate or clear, I beg your forgiveness ahead of time. I'm no Sheldon Cooper. Just a little guy with a pea-brain.The Eucharistic Controversy owes its origin to the tension between the Bible's call to worship God in Spirit and truth, and the desire to have something tangible to venerate and make focus attention on. The use and veneration of icons in the East had a correlation in the West with the elevation of the Communion elements.While Christians had long discussed the true nature of the elements of Communion, the real controversy got under way in the mid-9th C by a Frankish monk named Paschasius Radbertus. In 831, he published a book titled On the Body and Blood of the Lord; the first complete treatise on the Eucharist.The most significant part of Radbertus' work was his insistence that the elements were the  REAL, corporeal, body and blood of Jesus.Let me back up: All Christians believed Jesus was present at Communion. Jesus said, “When two or three of you are gathered in My Name, I'm there in your midst.” Communion was just that; a time for Christians to gather in a special way together IN CHRIST. So when they passed round the bread and wine, they regarded it as a holy moment when the Spirit of God mediated the Person of Jesus in a uniquely way. Simply stated, Jesus was present in Communion.But, people understood that presence in different ways. Augustine, with his massive influence on Medieval theology, said Jesus was spiritually present at Communion, but not physically. His presence was a mystery to be acknowledged by faith. Cyril of Alexandria and John of Damascus said Jesus was bodily present in the Eucharist, but they meant His resurrection body, which was spiritual, not corporeal. So for them Christ's presence in the Eucharist was also a mystery.Radbertus now proposed that the elements of Communion became the literal flesh and blood of Jesus. They were the same stuff as the body born to Mary, as he put it. Phenomenologically, they didn't look or taste like flesh and blood because that would have been too much for people to deal with, so God graciously allowed the bread and wine to retain their outward properties, but in reality, WERE Jesus' body and blood. Radbertus said it was in the act of partaking the Eucharist that eternal life was maintained and nurtured. They were the “medicine of immortality.”The elements became Jesus' body and blood, not by an act of creation but of transformation.This raised the question: If the Eucharist is the real body and blood of Christ, do unbelievers who partake of the elements chew Christ. Radbertus denied it; saying while the elements were the corporeal body of Jesus, they still had to be taken by faith. So while unbelievers might participate in the sacrament, they didn't in fact partake of Christ.Radbertus got around the lack of correspondence between the reality of Jesus' bodily presence and its appearance as bread by saying God allowed this to make sure when the elements were taken, they were done so by faith; so their spiritual benefit could accrue to the partaker. So, the bread and wine were made over as symbols once again, which moved back toward Augustine's position, the very thing Radbertus had set out to undo.Hrbanus Maurus, abbot of Fulda, detested Radbertus' ideas. He denounced any view of the Eucharist that made it a materialistic manifestation of Jesus' body. Maurus said the value of Communion lay in the communicant's faith, not in a piece of bread or drop of wine.Gottschalk, who we'll come back to later, agreed with Radbertus and said the Eucharist WAS Jesus' body and blood. But he refused to take it as far as Radbertus, who said every time Communion was celebrated, it was a fresh sacrifice of Christ, a re-crucifying.This is where we need take a closer look at how the early church understood Communion. The ante-Nicean Fathers, that is, those church leaders before the Council of Nicaea in 325, referred to the Lords' Table, Communion, the Eucharist, whatever you want to call it, as a commemoration of Christ sacrifice. They linked it to the Last Supper where Jesus made it an ordinance for His followers. He said, “Do this in remembrance of Me.” That's the way the Apostles passed it on, as a commemorative moment to reflect on Christ's sacrifice on the Cross when his Body was broken and His blood was shed. The value of Communion was the spiritual link forged between follower and their rabbi through this remembering as they were reconnected in a specific and tangible way to what Jesus did for them.Later Christians moved away from this commemorative core of Communion to a more mystical view of Communion. And since mystery craves expression, it's inevitable someone made the elements of Communion more than mere symbols. Then to say each time they were transformed into the corporeal body of Christ, it wasn't just a commemoration of His sacrifice, it was a fresh sacrifice.Radbertus was the abbot of a monastery in Corbie. King Charles the Bald asked one of his fellow monks, Ratramnus, to evaluate his abbot's work. Ratramnus effectively agreed with Radbertus, but denied that a miracle of transformation took place with the elements. Ratramnus said communicants do indeed partake of Jesus' body and blood. But they do so by faith, rather than by the elements being mystically transmuted into the corporeal body of the man born by Mary.The Eucharistic Controversy of the 9th C opened a door that eventually brought about a new understanding of faith, grace and even the Church. Radbertus' ideas eventually triumphed in the Roman Church because he set them forth in a clear way for an age that ached for assurance of salvation. Now there was a tangible way to be assured people were doing something that maintained and nurtured immortality. His ideas prevailed as well, because his opponents' arguments were vague, complex, and frankly, not as appealing.Radbertus also laid the ground for a paradigm shift in the ministry of the clergy and Church. With a growing emphasis on the fresh sacrifice of the Mass, a bodily presence of Christ provided the rationale for a shift in Christian devotion from its original base in the Word and Faith, to a religious life that centered on the new reality offered in a sacrament. To put it bluntly, interest shifted from what Christ did at the Cross, to what the priest does with Christ in the elements. Jesus began to morph in people's minds from the Victorious Savior to the Eternal Victim – offered continually in the Mass.While Radbertus' view eventually became the majority view in the Latin West, it was never without those who rejected it and clung to a more Augustinian view. And of course, how to understand the Eucharist will re-emerge among the Reformers and see Round 2 in some pretty contentious disputes.But, that's the subject for a later episode.

Sat, 1 Jan 850 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10640/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/10640/1/Cim._6.pdf Hrabanus Cim. 6 (= 2° Cod. ms. 34) Hrabanus , Collectarium in epistolam Pauli ad Hebraeos Entstehungsort: Gegend um Lyon Entstehungszeit: 850-900 Provenienz: Die in einer karolingischen Minuskel abgefaßte Handschrift mit graublauer Auszeichnungsschrift befand sich im 12. Jahrhundert in der Dombibliothek Freising und dürfte als Säkularisationsgut an die UB Landshut um 1803 gelangt sein. An der UB München ist sie um 1850 nachgewiesen.