Podcasts about saint george's day

Welcome to the first episode of UnCommon Tourist. We are going to start off this podcast talking about our equivalent of the Valentine's day. Saint George's Day or as its known here. Dia de Sant Jordi. Who doesn't like talking about a Hero killing a menace, Love and winning the girl in the end. Oh least we forget Shakespeare!Sponsor: Mucho Gusto Travel    

Being that it's Saint George's Day, i went down to my favourite church ruins in Richardstown and lit some incense and a candle in his honour. The Church is dedicated to him, so it was very fitting. I also recorded the podcast to do something different. In this episode I talk a bit about having no choice in being born and why having that thought can be good in the very immediate but probably only leads to darkness in the long run. Help out on Patreon: http://www.tommiekelly.com More Podcasts: http://www.TommieKellyPodcast.com

Thousands of girls joining Boy Scouts, Anzac and St. George's Day celebrations...and can Scouts help youth from poorer families during the summer months? ----more---- Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher News Stories Thousands of girls joining boys as Cub Scouts Junior Girl Scouts of Plymouth in worship service Loretta Graham named new CEO of Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois They made a promise in 2011 to become Eagles Scouts together, and they kept it Teenager Rebuilds IFAS Fisheries Dock for Boy Scouts of America Eagle Project Scouts and Guides march on Scouts march for Saint George's Day in Maidstone Scouts will watch over cenotaph in Burnie on Anzac Day eve Scouts to Launceston Cenotaph on Anzac Day Eve Scouts given reduced role in Canberra over insurance fears Be prepared: Scouts offer to help parents and pupils through the long summer holidays Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Follow Us on Twitter | Like Us on Facebook | Leave Us a Review Music Unexpected Hoedown in Bagging Area, by Doctor Turtle

On Monday 17/11/2014 we commemorated Saint George's Day one of the great saints that we need in our lives ... in this lecture His Grace Mar Mari Emmanuel is illustrating in ASSYRIAN Language the important role of the saints in our lives through many verses mentioned clearly in the Holy Bible and examples of how Saints' prayers intercede before the Lord's throne for our supplications to reach to our Lord.

Ben finds out about St George - an early Christian in the time of the Roman Empire.

I run through the story of the gallant brave hero who is Saint George the patron saint of England (from Turkey). The content is designed to be short sharp 'stand up like' entertainment therefore all Podcasts are between five and fifteen minutes no waffling just straight to the point entertainment. My Podcast page: http://setrocjc.podomatic.com iTunes: search for 'SetrocJC' in the Podcast section of the iTunes store Email: SetrocJC@hotmail.com If you have a similar sense of humour then please comment like and subscribe to the Podcast to hear more from me in the future.

On this Saint George's Day, Garry welcomes Robin Tilbrook, chairman of The English Democrats, and poses the question - what exactly does it mean to be English? And just how close is patriotism to nationalism - to racism? It's a minefield out there! As always, Garry dispenses with the niceties of Political Correctness in the pursuit of truth. And justice. And the English way. A great, thought-provoking show - pass the link on! And in the meantime, join in the discussion on the website. Download the show as mp3 file Subscribe in iTunes Be a wonderful human being and support us with a donation

Saint George's Day, April 23, is a national holiday in Catalunya. It is the Day of the Book and the Rose, where women give books to their sweethearts, and men give roses to theirs. This year it was on a Sunday so there were so many people in the old quarter you could barely walk (literally). One of my favorite parts of Saint George's Day is that they open the Catalan House of Parliament, called the Generalitat, to the public. On this day, it truly belongs to everyone. The best part is that you have to wait in line because there are so many people who take advantage of the invitation. I love that. This year, as we exited into the plaza in front of the Generalitat, there was an impromptu demonstration in favor of Catalan Independence. At the request of the demonstrators, the band that had been in the plaza playing for the Sardana dancers struck up the Catalan National Hymn (Els Segadors) and the whole crowd sang. It made goosebumps go down my spine. Note the man at the end holding up four fingers... they represent the four red bars in the Catalan flag.