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Byron Athene once again returns, for further expansion from the prelude show-see belowGod-Ivan Illich, in his commentary on Hugh of Saint Victor's Didascalion, explores the medieval understanding of knowledge and learning. He uses the powerful metaphor of "God's Play on Wisdom" to describe how divine wisdom is manifested and communicated through the created world and, particularly, through the study of sacred texts. This isn't a rigid, deterministic transmission, but rather a playful unfolding, inviting human interpretation and engagement.We can draw a compelling analogy here when discussing the concept of God on my podcast. Instead of viewing "God" as a static, fully knowable entity, we can explore how the human understanding of the divine might be akin to interpreting a complex and multifaceted "play" orchestrated by a higher wisdom. This "play" unfolds through our experiences, our relationships, our search for meaning, and even our struggles with doubt and faith.Grandpa Bill WILL BE asking these Questions when Byron Athene actually joins on May 29th (incorporating Illich's analogy):Byron, considering Illich's concept of "God's Play on Wisdom," how might the diverse and often contradictory interpretations of God throughout history be seen as different human readings or engagements with this complex "play"? What psychological factors might influence these varying interpretations?Illich suggests a playful unfolding of divine wisdom. How might this perspective inform our understanding of the role of questioning and doubt in an individual's spiritual or existential journey? Is doubt perhaps an inherent part of engaging with this "play"?The "text" in Illich's analogy refers to sacred writings and the created world. In a modern context, what might be considered the "texts" through which individuals seek to understand or experience the divine, and how does our "reading" of these contemporary "texts" (science, nature, personal experience) shape our concept of God?If our understanding of God is akin to interpreting a "play," how does this analogy impact our perception of religious dogma and doctrine? Are these perhaps like different interpretations or stagings of the same underlying "wisdom"? What are the psychological implications of adhering rigidly to one interpretation versus embracing a more fluid understanding?Illich emphasizes the active engagement of the reader with the text. How does this translate to our personal relationship with the concept of God? Is it a passive reception of information or an active, ongoing process of interpretation and meaning-making?The metaphor of "play" suggests an element of mystery and perhaps even unpredictability. How does this resonate with the human experience of faith, which often involves uncertainty and moments of profound mystery?Drawing on Illich's idea, how might psychological well-being be influenced by an individual's ability to find their own meaningful interpretation within this "play of wisdom," rather than feeling constrained by prescribed understandings of God?Grandpa Bill Asks:Thinking about your own understanding of the divine, what aspects feel like a clearly defined script, and what aspects feel more like an open-ended, improvisational "play" that you are actively participating in? Share your reflections!In what "texts" (whether traditional religious texts, nature, personal experiences, art, etc.) do you find the most compelling "clues" or "insights" into the nature of something greater than yourself? How do you "read" these "texts"?#GodsPlay,#IvanIllich,#InTheVineyardOfTheText,#HughOfSaintVictor,#Wisdom,#Interpretation,#Philosophy,#Theology,#Spirituality,#Psychology,#Podcast,#GrandpaBill,#ByronAthene,#Virtual

Gandpa Bill explores :Ivan Illich, in his commentary on Hugh of Saint Victor's Didascalion, explores the medieval understanding of knowledge and learning. He uses the powerful metaphor of "God's Play on Wisdom" to describe how divine wisdom is manifested and communicated through the created world and, particularly, through the study of sacred texts. This isn't a rigid, deterministic transmission, but rather a playful unfolding, inviting human interpretation and engagement.We can draw a compelling analogy here when discussing the concept of God on my podcast. Instead of viewing "God" as a static, fully knowable entity, we can explore how the human understanding of the divine might be akin to interpreting a complex and multifaceted "play" orchestrated by a higher wisdom. This "play" unfolds through our experiences, our relationships, our search for meaning, and even our struggles with doubt and faith.Grandpa Bill WILL BE asking these Questions when Byron Athene actually joins on May 29th (incorporating Illich's analogy):Byron, considering Illich's concept of "God's Play on Wisdom," how might the diverse and often contradictory interpretations of God throughout history be seen as different human readings or engagements with this complex "play"? What psychological factors might influence these varying interpretations?Illich suggests a playful unfolding of divine wisdom. How might this perspective inform our understanding of the role of questioning and doubt in an individual's spiritual or existential journey? Is doubt perhaps an inherent part of engaging with this "play"?The "text" in Illich's analogy refers to sacred writings and the created world. In a modern context, what might be considered the "texts" through which individuals seek to understand or experience the divine, and how does our "reading" of these contemporary "texts" (science, nature, personal experience) shape our concept of God?If our understanding of God is akin to interpreting a "play," how does this analogy impact our perception of religious dogma and doctrine? Are these perhaps like different interpretations or stagings of the same underlying "wisdom"? What are the psychological implications of adhering rigidly to one interpretation versus embracing a more fluid understanding?Illich emphasizes the active engagement of the reader with the text. How does this translate to our personal relationship with the concept of God? Is it a passive reception of information or an active, ongoing process of interpretation and meaning-making?The metaphor of "play" suggests an element of mystery and perhaps even unpredictability. How does this resonate with the human experience of faith, which often involves uncertainty and moments of profound mystery?Drawing on Illich's idea, how might psychological well-being be influenced by an individual's ability to find their own meaningful interpretation within this "play of wisdom," rather than feeling constrained by prescribed understandings of God?Grandpa Bill Asks:Thinking about your own understanding of the divine, what aspects feel like a clearly defined script, and what aspects feel more like an open-ended, improvisational "play" that you are actively participating in? Share your reflections!In what "texts" (whether traditional religious texts, nature, personal experiences, art, etc.) do you find the most compelling "clues" or "insights" into the nature of something greater than yourself? How do you "read" these "texts"?#GodsPlay,#IvanIllich,#InTheVineyardOfTheText,#HughOfSaintVictor,#Wisdom,#Interpretation,#Philosophy,#Theology,#Spirituality,#Psychology,#Podcast,#GrandpaBill,#ByronAthene,#VirtualCreative Solutions for Holistic Healthcare

Pour la première fois, un salon autour du handicap se tenait en Loir-et-Cher à La Chaussée Saint-Victor. L'occasion d'aborder les nombreuses difficultés administratives que rencontrent les personnes en situation de handicap. Un reportage réalisé par Bastien Bougeard.

  Welcome to the Firearms Insider Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 567. This episode is brought to you by VZ Grips, Walker Defense, Primary Arms, and XS Sights. In this show we will be discussing a watch review. We also have a Saint Victor pistol, Contractor thermals, a switchback, and a 3-9 optic   As […] The post Gun & Gear Review 567 – Automatic appeared first on Firearms Radio Network.

  Welcome to the Firearms Insider Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 567. This episode is brought to you by VZ Grips, Walker Defense, Primary Arms, and XS Sights. In this show we will be discussing a watch review. We also have a Saint Victor pistol, Contractor thermals, a switchback, and a 3-9 optic   As you may know, we showcase guns, gear, and anything else you might be interested in. We do our best to evaluate products from an unbiased and honest perspective.   I'm Chad Wallace, host of the most dedicated firearms podcast around With me tonight are: Tony, Rob, Rusty   Sponsor #1: Primary Arms     Primary Arms seeks to provide the best shopping experience for everything firearms. They have a smorgasbord of products from your favorite manufacturers, including a complete selection of rifles, handguns, firearm parts, ammunition, and shooting gear.   Are you also looking for optics that deliver unbeatable quality without breaking the bank? Primary Arms Optics has you covered with everything from inexpensive red dots, to top tier magnified optics. Everything Primary Arms carries comes with a commitment to superior service, quality products, and an expert support team.    Our Primary Arms product of the week is - Geissele Gas Block Pin Punch Set   Find everything you need by heading over to PrimaryArms.com   What we did in Firearms:   Announcements: Bandwidth sponsor Patriot Patch Co.  And their Patch of the Month Club! T-shirts are available through our FRN site, or click the “Merch” tab on Firearmsinsider.tv   AFFILIATES / DISCOUNTS: Walker Defense Research - enter “INSIDER15” for 15% off XS Sights - “GGR20” for 20% off Primary Arms VZ Grips - “GGR15” for 15% off handgun and rifle grips Brownells Gun Guys Garage discount code - “FRN15OFF” LA Police Gear Atibal Optics - enter “FIREARMSINSIDER20” for 20% off 5.11 Tactical PowerTac Lights - enter “GGR” for a real good discount JSD Supply Modern Spartan Systems - “GGR15” for 15% off Rough Cut Holsters - “firearmsinsider” for 20% off Global Ordnance Infinite Defense (Infinity Targets) - “PEW15” for 15% off Guns.com Magpul Palmetto State Armory Unique ARs - “GunGearReview” for 10% off CobraTec Knives - “GGR10” for 10% off Nutrient Survival - “GGR10” for 10% off Gideon Optics - “GGR” or “INSIDER” for 10% off Lone Wolf Arms US Optics - “INSIDER15” for 15% off Camorado - “FIREARMSINSIDER” for 5% off Optics Planet   ROB - Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual co-hosts and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Firearms Radio Network and/or their employers. This is NOT legal advice, nor should it be considered as such. Viewer discretion is advised. This is especially true on live shows.   Main Topic is sponsored by: XS Sights   For over 25 years, XS Sights has helped you get on target faster. Offering tritium sights in all different types and styles, low light is no longer an obstacle. Most options come with a brightly colored photoluminescent ring around the tritium. That colored ring makes them work great in the daylight also. XS Sights has sight styles for everyone: Big Dot's, Ghost Rings, Standard Notch and Post, Minimalist, Suppressor Height, all offering tritium options. Available for a plethora of firearms types, from shotguns to handguns, XS sights has you covered for all your low light sighting needs.   Our XS Sights Product of the week is - Minimalist Suppressor Height Night Sights for Springfield Armory   Use Code “GGR20” for 20% off of almost everything at xssights.com   Main Topic: Product Review Chad - Traser P99 A Tactical   Product Spotlight and Discussion:    Springfield Saint Victor pistol  MSRP - $1099   Armasight Contractor 320 lite MSRP - $2499.00   Sponsor #3: VZ Grips  

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DIMANCHE 15 DÉCEMBRE 2024Eric de Saint Victor - Château de Pibarnon (Provence)Dominant la Méditerranée, le Château de Pibarnon est un écrin de nature où l'histoire viticole se mêle à l'excellence. Depuis les années 1950, la famille de Saint Victor a sublimé ce domaine de 20 ha, cultivé en agriculture biologique depuis 2019. Le Mourvèdre, cépage emblématique, façonne des vins d'une grande finesse, complétés par un vieux Marc de Bandol d'exception.Valentin de Sousa - Champagne de SousaAu cœur de la Champagne, la Maison de Sousa a su préserver son savoir-faire de génération en génération. Depuis près d'un siècle, c'est avec la plus grande attention que sont traitées ses 14 hectares de vignes nichés dans la Côte des Blancs. Forte de son héritage familial, la Maison de Sousa ravit les amateurs depuis des décennies.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode of the Entrepreneur Podcast, Wolfgang Patz interviews Kostas, the owner of Château Saint-Victor-la-Coste in the south of France. Kostas shares his deep affection for the château and discusses the efforts to modernize it while maintaining its historical character. Kostas highlights Instagram as the primary marketing tool and a crucial platform for guest interaction. He also reflects on his experiences as an entrepreneur and the challenges encountered along the way.

In this episode of the Entrepreneur Podcast, Wolfgang Patz interviews Kostas, the owner of Château Saint-Victor-la-Coste in the south of France. Kostas shares his deep affection for the château and discusses the efforts to modernize it while maintaining its historical character. Kostas highlights Instagram as the primary marketing tool and a crucial platform for guest interaction. He also reflects on his experiences as an entrepreneur and the challenges encountered along the way.

In this episode of the Entrepreneur Podcast, Wolfgang Patz interviews Kostas, the owner of Château Saint-Victor-la-Coste in the south of France. Kostas shares his deep affection for the château and discusses the efforts to modernize it while maintaining its historical character. Kostas highlights Instagram as the primary marketing tool and a crucial platform for guest interaction. He also reflects on his experiences as an entrepreneur and the challenges encountered along the way.

Les tentacules du crime organisé font le tour de la planète. Mais le cœur de la pieuvre a commencé à battre en Italie. Mais pourquoi le berceau de ces organisations internationales du crime est-il italien ? Pour le savoir, Virginie Girod reçoit Jacques de Saint Victor, écrivain et historien, auteur d'Un pouvoir invisible : Les mafias et la société démocratique (XIXᵉ-XXIᵉ siècles) aux éditions Gallimard. "Au cœur de l'histoire" est un podcast Europe 1 Studio- Présentatrice : Virginie Girod - Production : Caroline Garnier et Nathan Laporte- Réalisation : Clément Ibrahim- Composition de la musique originale : Julien Tharaud et Sébastien Guidis- Promotion et Coordination des partenariats : Marie Corpet- Visuel : Sidonie Mangin Découvrez l'abonnement "Au Coeur de l'Histoire +" et accédez à des heures de programmes, des archives inédites, des épisodes en avant-première et une sélection d'épisodes sur des grandes thématiques. Profitez de cette offre sur Apple Podcasts dès aujourd'hui !

Quels sont les avantages et inconvénients de vivre en milieu rural ? Quelles sont les opportunités à connaître pour tirer partie d'une vie riche à la campagne quand on est artisan d'art ? C'est le sujet que nous rediffusons aujourd'hui ! Pour cela, trois regards vont se croiser : Celui de ⁠Léna Morelli⁠, tisseuse d'assises ! Elle a décidé de quitter Paris pour s'installer à Saint-Victor-la-Coste, un village de 2000 habitants, à 20km d'Avignon. Celui de François Piccione : co-fondateur du ⁠magazine Bobine⁠, cette revue de 160 pages qui met en lumière nos anciens, nos terroirs et nos savoir-faire. Celui de Julie Plassat, qui s'est engagée dans la revitalisation de la ⁠Poterie des Chals⁠ en Isère qui date du XIXème siècle en créant un projet associatif qui permettra notamment d'accompagner de jeunes artisans potiers dans leur installation sur le territoire. Retrouvez dans la discussion mille conseils avisés, témoignages sincères, initiatives intéressantes ! Parmi celles-ci, ⁠Récits de savoir-faire⁠, un dispositif de médiation culturel lancé par Terre et Fils et Familles Rurales. Enfin, si vous voulez décrypter l'artisanat d'art avec nous, inscrivez-vous à notre⁠ newsletter⁠ et rejoignez-nous sur les réseaux sociaux @⁠artisansdavenir⁠ (⁠Instagram⁠,⁠ Facebook⁠,⁠ Linkedin⁠). Et si vous avez aimé l'épisode, n'oubliez pas les 5 étoiles sur apple podcast ou Spotify ;) Si vous voulez acheter le livre "Profession artisan d'art" que nous avons écrit, il est disponible dans toutes les librairies et peut se commander ⁠depuis notre site internet⁠. Pour devenir membre de notre association Artisans d'Avenir,⁠ c'est par ici⁠ !

Dans ce 5ème épisode de la Saison 3, on vous emmène découvrir une nouvelle forme de lieu collectif, celle de l'écovillage. C'est notamment dans les années 68' que les écolieux commencent à fleurir un peu partout sur le territoire et, plus largement, dans le monde… Ces lieux ont tracé une première voie pour habiter la planète autrement, plus en harmonie avec la terre, ses êtres vivants de toutes sortes, et en opposition à la guerre (du Vietnam à l'époque) !Et donc, tout ça nous a amené à Sainte-Camelle, à 1h de train au sud de Toulouse. C'est là qu'on a posé nos mic's pour quelques jours, à l'occasion d'un temps de volontariat printanier. Au milieu d'une jolie troupe de bras venus de toute la France et de quelques ami·es belges, on a observé comment se mélangent parfois si bien les générations aussi bien que les aspirations… où l'on (ré)apprend à réduire ses besoins à ce qui est essentiel pour les yeux et le cœur.Entre écologie intérieure, esprit collectif, mutualisation des espaces, éco-rénovation, salaire minimum commun et rapport au travail bouleversé, on a découvert ici une autre vision du quotidien. De l'importance de se transformer pour transformer le monde, mais aussi, de prendre la mesure de notre responsabilité dans ce que l'on génère tout autour de nous et dans notre formidable pouvoir d'action. Aux côtés de Dan, Manu, Alain, Marine & bien d'autres encore, on s'est laissées transporter, suspendues dans le temps. Entre cabanes dans les arbres et chapiteaux de bois, jardins potagers et forêts luxuriantes, dans une douceur de vivre et un calme que l'on aurait voulu ne jamais quitter…—Pour en savoir plus sur l'écovillage de Sainte Camelle : https://ecovillagestecamelle.fr/ Et sur la coopérative Oasis dont ils font partie : https://cooperative-oasis.org/T'as de beaux lieux est un podcast produit par l'association Nouveaux Imaginaires et soutenu par Maif. Animation, réalisation, production : Anaïs Gruson & Deborah OzilMixage : François Touchard Musiques originales : Hugues Semichon Vignette podcast : Miss is MrSuivez notre voyage sur :Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/tasdebeauxlieux/Linkedin : http://www.linkedin.com/company/t-as-de-beaux-lieuxUne question, un mot doux, une idée, des commentaires ? Écrivez-nous à tasdebeauxlieux@gmail.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Hi friends, we're on a brief summer break at the moment. We'll have a new episode for you in August. In the meanwhile, enjoy this pick from our archives! _____ [originally aired May 17, 2023] You know the feeling. You're trying to read or write or think through a project, maybe even just respond to an email, when your attention starts to drift. You may not even notice it until you've already picked up your phone or jumped tabs, until your mind has already wandered way off-piste. This problem of distraction has become a bit of a modern-day obsession. We now fret about how to stay focused, how to avoid time-sucks, how to use our attention wisely. But it turns out this fixation of ours—contemporary as it may seem—is really not so new.  My guest today is Dr. Jamie Kreiner, Professor of History at the University of Georgia. Jamie is the author of a new book titled The Wandering Mind: What Medieval Monks Tell us about Distraction. In the book, Jamie shows that Christian monks in late antiquity and the early middle ages were—like us—a bit obsessed with attention. And their understanding of attention fit within a broad and often remarkably detailed understanding of the mind. In this conversation, Jamie and I talk about why monks in this era cared so much about distraction. We discuss how they understood the relationship between mind and body; how they conceptualized memory, meditation, and mind-wandering. We discuss some of the mnemonic techniques they used, some of the graphical and textual devices that helped keep them focused, and some of the metaphors and visualization techniques they innovated. Along the way we also touch on fasting, sleep, demons and angels, the problem of discernment, the state of pure prayer, the Six Wings mnemonic device, metacognitive maneuvering, and much more.  I'll just say I really enjoyed The Wandering Mind. As Jamie and I chat about here, the book illuminates an earlier understanding of human psychology that feels deeply familiar in some ways, and delightfully strange in others. I think you definitely get a sense of that in this conversation. Alright friends, on to my chat with Dr. Jamie Kreiner. Enjoy!     A transcript of this episode is available here.   Notes and links 4:00 – A webpage devoted to the Ark of Hugh of Saint Victor.  6:30 – For a detailed (and positive) review essay about The Wandering Mind, see here.  11:30 ­– The Redwall books, by Brian Jacques, are well known for featuring elaborate feasts. An article about some of the best of these. 18:30 – For more on how the body was understood in the early Christian world, see The Burden of the Flesh. 26:30 – Text written continuously is known as scripta continua. 27:30 – Articles that celebrate medieval marginalia can be found here, here, and here.  40:00 – An article about the Six Wings mnemonic. For more on mnemonic techniques in the medieval world, see Mary Carruthers' book. 53:00 – On the idea of “pure prayer,” see the book, The Ladder of Prayer and the Ship of Stirrings. 57:30 – Dr. Kreiner's next book, which comes out in January 2024, is a translation of some of John Cassian's work on distraction.   Dr. Kreiner's book recommendations can be found in a recent article here.   Many Minds is a project of the Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute, which is made possible by a generous grant from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to UCLA. It is hosted and produced by Kensy Cooperrider, with help from Assistant Producer Urte Laukaityte and with creative support from DISI Directors Erica Cartmill and Jacob Foster. Our artwork is by Ben Oldroyd. Our transcripts are created by Sarah Dopierala. Subscribe to Many Minds on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Play, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also now subscribe to the Many Minds newsletter here! We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. Feel free to email us at: manymindspodcast@gmail.com.  For updates about the show, visit our website or follow us on Twitter: @ManyMindsPod.

Découvrez l'abonnement "Au Coeur de l'Histoire +" et accédez à des heures de programmes, des archives inédites, des épisodes en avant-première et une sélection d'épisodes sur des grandes thématiques. Profitez de cette offre sur Apple Podcasts dès aujourd'hui ! Les tentacules du crime organisé font le tour de la planète. Mais le cœur de la pieuvre a commencé à battre en Italie. Pourquoi le berceau de ces organisations internationales du crime est-il italien ? Pour le savoir, Virginie Girod reçoit Jacques de Saint Victor, écrivain et historien, auteur d'Un pouvoir invisible : Les mafias et la société démocratique (XIXᵉ-XXIᵉ siècles) aux éditions Gallimard. La mafia, c'est "l'aristocratie du crime organisé" définit Jacques de Saint-Victor. "On ne peut parler vraiment de mafia que lorsque ces organisations criminelles ont des liens extrêmement étroits avec leur environnement politique, économique : tout le tissu social qu'elles parviennent à corrompre". La mafia apparaît dans le sud de l'Italie au XIXe siècle, une époque de profonds bouleversements politiques. C'est le Risorgimento, la période d'unification du pays. "Les élites aristocratiques et libérales qui s'affrontent s'appuient sur le monde du crime qu'elles vont organiser", avant qu'il n'échappe à leurs contrôles. Les transformations sont aussi d'ordre économique : l'Italie passe du monde féodal à une économie capitaliste. "Il se produit un peu la même chose qu'en Russie au moment de la chute du mur" explique Jacques de Saint Victor. "Tout d'un coup, vous avez une économie libérale qui s'implante sur un monde qui n'est pas du tout habitué à cette forme d'économie. Il n'y a pas les structures bancaires, de titres de propriétés (...) ce vide crée un appel d'air criminel". Par la suite, la mafia profite de la démocratisation de l'Italie pour s'insérer dans le système politique et le parasiter. "Au fur et à mesure de l'évolution de l'histoire de la mafia; quand l'État est fort, paradoxalement, la mafia est faible. Et quand l'État s'affaiblit, la mafia prospère" résume l'historien. Dans le sillage de l'immigration italienne, la mafia s'exporte. En particulier aux Etats-Unis, où naîtra le plus célèbre des mafieux : Al Capone ! Thèmes abordés: mafia, Italie, Risorgimento, crime "Au cœur de l'histoire" est un podcast Europe 1 Studio- Présentation : Virginie Girod - Production : Nathan Laporte et Caroline Garnier- Réalisation : Clément Ibrahim- Composition de la musique originale : Julien Tharaud et Sébastien Guidis- Rédaction et Diffusion : Nathan Laporte- Communication : Marie Corpet- Visuel : Sidonie Mangin

John Ruskin once said, “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together.” In this episode, Joshua and Mike discuss the brand-new “Mechanical Arts Program” that they've launched in partnership with Greystone Theological Institute. Inspired by 12th-century theologian Hugh of Saint Victor, their aim is to help thoughtful learners reintegrate the work of the head with the work of the hands. The guys take this episode to discuss the first class held in their Maine woodshop this October.

Dive into the rich tapestry of medieval theology on today's episode! If you've listened to the Sacramentalists for any length of time, you've probably heard Fr. Wesley mention Hugh of Saint Victor. In this episode, he sits down with Dr. Boyd Taylor Coolman, theology professor at Boston College, to discuss Hugh's context and theological contributions. In the episode, Dr. Coolman mentions modern renderings of how Hugh structures the Ark in his Ark Treatises. You can find one of those renderings here. You can find Dr. Coolman's book Hugh of Saint Victor: The Theology of Hugh of Saint Victor: An Interpretation here. You can send your feedback and questions to thesacramentalists@gmail.com or reach out to us on Twitter ⁠@sacramentalists⁠. If you want to dive deeper and enjoy dialoguing with others about content on the Sacramentalists, check out our Facebook discussion group ⁠here⁠.⁠ ⁠Be sure to join our ⁠Communion of Patreon Saints⁠ for only $5 a month!

Clémentine part à la rencontre de Timothée Crionay, maire de Saint-Victor-sur-Rhins dans le département de la Loire en région Auvergne Rhône Alpes. Avec Monsieur Crionay on a parlé de la vie de postier, du rôle d'une commune dans la lutte contre le changement climatique, des gilets jaunes, du talent et de l'importance des secrétaires de mairie, des chasseurs et de la biodiversité, de l'impact d'une campagne électorale sur la vie familiale, des Chtis et des Marseillais et de la nécessité de se remettre en question en permanence. Rendez-vous sur Instagram @viedemaire et inscrivez-vous à la newsletter pour être  tenu au courant des actualités du podcast et des prochains épisodes.  Crédits : Générique réalisé par Ophélie Baribaud Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

A Vocation StoryBL. ENRICHETTA ALFIERISister Enrichetta Alfieri (1891-1951), from the Sisters of Charity of Saint Jeanne Antide, was involved in pastoral work in the city prisons before. The prison of Saint Victor in Milan became her home, the place of her love. She used to say: « Charity is a fire which likes to expand while it burns; I will suffer, work and pray in order to attract souls to Jesus. » She was arrested during the Second World War because she helped the prisoners who were victims of the Nazi-Fascist violence.

Por Sérgio Emilião Místico, espiritual, histórico, ortodoxo e tradicional. Muitos são os adjetivos empregados para definir o Rito Adonhiramita. Definir suas origens e história é algo tão difícil quanto apaixonante e desafiador. Pelas mais diversas razões a literatura dedicada é bastante escassa, e documentos referentes aos primórdios de sua prática são bastante raros. O Rito Adonhiramita é definido por muitos autores como preservador de sua essência original, mantenedoras tradições ritualísticas e práticas iniciáticas das escolas de mistério da antiguidade, e das ordenações do período operativo da Maçonaria. É metafísico, teísta, esotérico e místico. O Rito Adonhiramita é fruto da evolução e do aperfeiçoamento dos Ritos de Kilwinning, York e Clermont, praticados pelas Lojas britânicas, e, sobretudo, do desdobramento do Rito de Heredon (Monte Místico), também chamado de Rito de Perfeição, originário da Escócia e amplamente praticado na França no século XVIII. Porém, o Rito Adonhiramita não absorveu os conceitos jacobitas inseridos pelos exilados na França da linhagem escocesa dos Stuarts, adotando os conceitos da Maçonaria inglesa, particularmente da corrente denominada de Modernos, após a fundação da Grande Loja de Londres e Westminster em 1717. Apesar disso, Oscar Argollo, autor maçônico das primeiras décadas do século XX, classifica o Rito Adonhiramita como um dos mais antigos, associando sua origem a um ritual de 1248, utilizado pelos construtores da Catedral de Colônia, Alemanha, que chamou de Rito Primitivo do Egito, do qual os rituais Adonhiramitas teriam se originado. Afirma ainda que há indícios da prática do Rito Adonhiramita em 1616. Na verdade, mesmo que essas afirmações até certo ponto surpreendentessejam verídicas, esse Rito com certeza não possuía o nome de Adonhiramita.A denominação Adonhiramita é posterior a 1725. No anterior a 1750, quando ocorreu a explosão de Ritos na França, a Maçonaria continental tinha a mesma prática das ilhas britânicas, ou seja, havia rituais com diferenças entre si, mas não Ritos como os conhecemos atualmente. Em 1781, o ritualista Louis Guillemain de Saint-Victor publica na Filadélfia, EUA, o primeiro volume da obra intitulada Recueil Précieux de la Maçonnerie Adonhiramite, Compilação Preciosa da Maçonaria Adonhiramita em nosso idioma, que abordava os três Graus do Simbolismo e o Grau de Mestre Perfeito. Posteriormente publica o segundo volume contendo do Grau Cinco ao Doze, correspondendo este último ao Grau de Cavaleiro Rosa-Cruz que classificou como nec plus ultra, expressão latina que significa nada há além. Esta é considerada a obra de referência do Rito Adonhiramita. A primeira edição dos dois volumes da Compilação Preciosa da Maçonaria Adonhiramita postulava a seguinte hierarquia de Graus, divididos do 1 ao 4 no primeiro volume e do 5 ao 13 no segundo: Grau 1 - Aprendiz Maçom Grau 2 - Companheiro Maçom Grau 3 - Mestre Maçom Grau 4 - Mestre Perfeito Grau 5 - Primeiro Eleito ou Eleito dos Nove Grau 6 - Segundo Eleito ou Eleito de Perignan Grau 7 - Terceiro Eleito ou Eleito dos Quinze Grau 8 - Pequeno Arquiteto Grau 9 - Grande Arquiteto ou Companheiro Escocês Grau 10 - Mestre Escocês Grau 11 - Cavaleiro da Espada, do Oriente ou da Águia Grau 12 - Cavaleiro Rosa-Cruz Ocorre, no entanto, que neste segundo volume da Compilação Preciosa foi publicada a tradução de um ritual alemão, que anteriormente já havia sido feita no Jornal de Trevoux, que se referia à antiga Ordem dos Cavaleiros Noaquitas ou Prussianos, traduzido para o idioma francês por De Bérage, que sugeria a existência de um décimo terceiro Grau e causando uma enorme controvérsia em relação ao número de Graus originalmente praticados pelo Rito Adonhiramita. O exame dos textos de Saint-Victor revela a possibilidade de tratar-se de uma espécie de Grau honorífico, pois era condição sinequa non para ser decorado com ele que o Mestre Maçom possuísse o Grau de Cavaleiro Rosa-Cruz, ou seja, o Grau realmente existia. O fato é que durante muito tempo o Rito Adonhiramita foi conhecido como Rito dos Treze Graus e seus praticantes chamados de Cavaleiros Noaquitas. O primeiro Ritual Adonhiramita publicado em solo brasileiro, pelo Grande Oriente do Brasil, em 1836, tinha essa configuração. Desde sua formalização o Rito Adonhiramita ganhou muitos adeptos na França, porém, a convulsão social pela qual o país atravessava naquela década o levou progressivamente ao declínio. Certamente a religiosidade do Rito Adonhiramita, teísta e com forte influência cristã, chamou a atenção dos maçons portugueses, maior nação católica da Europa à época, fazendo com que ele migrasse para as terras lusitanas e suas colônias, onde teve mais aceitação, dentre elas o Brasil. Sua chegada ao Brasil ocorreu presumivelmente entre o final do século XVIII e início do século XIX. Há menções à fundação da Loja Reunião em 1801, no Rio de Janeiro sob obediência do Grande Oriente da Ilha de França, atuais Ilhas Maurício; da fundação da Loja Distintiva em São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro em 1812 e da fundação da Loja Comércio e Artes no Rio de Janeiro em 1815, todas sob a égide do Rito Adonhiramita, sendo as duas últimas obedientes ao Grande Oriente Lusitano. Estas hipóteses na atualidade têm sido exaustivamente investigadas, e as descobertas têm trazido enorme enriquecimento sobre os primórdios da Maçonaria no Brasil e do próprio início do Grande Oriente do Brasil. Porém, há registros da prática do Rito Adonhiramita em período anterior, entre 1813 e 1815, no que foi o primeiro embrião de uma Potência Maçônica brasileira fundada em Salvador, Bahia. Neste sentido, o Museu da Grande Loja Unida da Inglaterra – GLUI, possui em seu acervo um ritual Adonhiramita traduzido por Hipólito José da Costa, talvez o maçom brasileiro mais proeminente na Europa do século XIX, que comprova de forma documental a prática do Rito Adonhiramita no Brasil antes mesmo de nos tornarmos uma nação independente. Após a fundação do Grande Oriente do Brasil, no dia 17 de junho de 1822, o Rito Adonhiramita permanece sendo praticado aqui de forma regular e goza de período de amplo crescimento, notadamente após a fundação do Grande Oriente do Vale dos Beneditinos, ou Grande Oriente do Passeio, cujas Lojas seriam mais tarde integradas ao Grande Oriente do Brasil. Em 2010 o Rito Adonhiramita faz o caminho de volta à Europa, de onde surgiu, e passa a ser praticado novamente em Portugal. As três Potências Simbólicas Regulares do Brasil possuem Lojas Adonhiramitas. Atualmente o SCAB – Supremo Conselho Adonhiramita do Brasil é uma Potência Filosófica que administra os Altos Graus do Rito Adonhiramita em território brasileiro, com a prática dos 33 (trinta e três) graus, sendo da sua competência e organização os graus do 4 (quatro) ao 33 (trinta e três). Os maçons Adonhiramitas usam terno preto liso, os mestres usam chapéus também pretos, faixas azul celeste e espadas.Todos os maçons Adonhiramitas usam luvas e gravatas brancas. Se tratam por “Amados Irmãos”, pois isso induz subliminarmente o princípio da ampla e irrestrita fraternidade que deve nortear a relação entre os maçons. Por essa razão também é chamado de “Rito do Amor”. É um Rito dos mais atraentes, que faz da requintada liturgia, da musicalidade presente nas sessões, e da espiritualidade suas principais características. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/malhete-podcast/message

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - World Youth Day begins next week, August 1, in Lisbon Portugal. WYD is a weeklong celebration that attracts hundreds of thousands of young people from all over the world. The event was initiated by Pope John Paul II in 1985. It is celebrated every two to three years and is open to all young people who want to experience Jesus Christ with their peers. It is a way to grow in your faith and strengthen your relationship with Christ through prayer and the sacraments. WYD takes place every two to three years. This WYD would have taken place in 2022, but was delayed due to the pandemic. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/254908/here-are-answers-to-your-questions-about-world-youth-day A federal judge on Tuesday blocked a new Biden administration rule limiting which migrants can apply for asylum. Referred to by some as a “transit ban,” the policy, which took effect May 11, automatically denied asylum to migrants who cross the border illegally or cross other countries illegally to get to the US. The now-blocked asylum policy went into effect after the end of Title 42, a public health order instituted by the Trump administration that barred entry to large numbers of migrants on the grounds of the COVID-19 health crisis. Catholic leaders at the border such as Dylan Corbett, executive director of the Catholic migrant aid group Hope Border Institute, applauded the ruling, assering that “there is no legal basis for the Biden administration's asylum ban.” https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/254917/california-federal-judge-blocks-biden-s-asylum-ban Today, the Church celebrates Saint Victor the first, pope. The date of birth of Saint Victor is unknown, but we do know that he was Pope from 189 to 199. Victor was a native African, and his father's name was Felix. He is known for having obtained the release of many Christians who had been deported to the mines of Sardinia, and for being the first Pope to celebrate the liturgy and write Church documents in Latin rather than Greek. He is most famous, however, for decreeing that Easter be universally celebrated on a Sunday, a practice already common in the West, but not so in the East. He died in 199, possibly from martyrdom. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-victor-i-pope-527

Saints du jour 2023-07-21 Saint Laurent de Brindisi et Saint Victor de Marseille by Radio Maria France

You know the feeling. You're trying to read or write or think through a project, maybe even just respond to an email, when your attention starts to drift. You may not even notice it until you've already picked up your phone or jumped tabs, until your mind has already wandered way off-piste. This problem of distraction has become a bit of a modern-day obsession. We now fret about how to stay focused, how to avoid time-sucks, how to use our attention wisely. But it turns out this fixation of ours—contemporary as it may seem—is really not so new.  My guest today is Dr. Jamie Kreiner, Professor of History at the University of Georgia. Jamie is the author of a new book titled The Wandering Mind: What Medieval Monks Tell us about Distraction. In the book, Jamie shows that Christian monks in late antiquity and the early middle ages were—like us—a bit obsessed with attention. And their understanding of attention fit within a broad and often remarkably detailed understanding of the mind. In this conversation, Jamie and I talk about why monks in this era cared so much about distraction. We discuss how they understood the relationship between mind and body; how they conceptualized memory, meditation, and mind-wandering. We discuss some of the mnemonic techniques they used, some of the graphical and textual devices that helped keep them focused, and some of the metaphors and visualization techniques they innovated. Along the way we also touch on fasting, sleep, demons and angels, the problem of discernment, the state of pure prayer, the Six Wings mnemonic device, metacognitive maneuvering, and much more.  I'll just say I really enjoyed The Wandering Mind. As Jamie and I chat about here, the book illuminates an earlier understanding of human psychology that feels deeply familiar in some ways, and delightfully strange in others. I think you definitely get a sense of that in this conversation. Alright friends, on to my chat with Dr. Jamie Kreiner. Enjoy!     A transcript of this episode is available here.   Notes and links 4:00 – A webpage devoted to the Ark of Hugh of Saint Victor.  6:30 – For a detailed (and positive) review essay about The Wandering Mind, see here.  11:30 ­– The Redwall books, by Brian Jacques, are well known for featuring elaborate feasts. An article about some of the best of these. 18:30 – For more on how the body was understood in the early Christian world, see The Burden of the Flesh. 26:30 – Text written continuously is known as scripta continua. 27:30 – Articles that celebrate medieval marginalia can be found here, here, and here.  40:00 – An article about the Six Wings mnemonic. For more on mnemonic techniques in the medieval world, see Mary Carruthers' book. 53:00 – On the idea of “pure prayer,” see the book, The Ladder of Prayer and the Ship of Stirrings. 57:30 – Dr. Kreiner's next book, which comes out in January 2024, is a translation of some of John Cassian's work on distraction.   Dr. Kreiner's book recommendations can be found in a recent article here.   Many Minds is a project of the Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute, which is made possible by a generous grant from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to UCLA. It is hosted and produced by Kensy Cooperrider, with help from Assistant Producer Urte Laukaityte and with creative support from DISI Directors Erica Cartmill and Jacob Foster. Our artwork is by Ben Oldroyd. Our transcripts are created by Sarah Dopierala. Subscribe to Many Minds on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Play, or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also now subscribe to the Many Minds newsletter here! We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. Feel free to email us at: manymindspodcast@gmail.com.  For updates about the show, visit our website or follow us on Twitter: @ManyMindsPod.

la Radio Adventiste Béthanie de Pétion-ville présente une prédication de la soeur Emmanuelle T. Saint-victor durant le sabbat 13 mai 2023 sous les couleurs du ministère de la Santé

Nuacht Mhall: Cothrom an Lae, i gcomhair Sheachtain na Gaeilge * Inniu an t-aonú lá de mhí an Mhárta. Is mise Alanna Ní Ghallachóir. Cothrom an lae seo sa bhliain 1896, tháinig an fisiceoir Henri Becquerel ar fhionnachtain cheannródaíoch de thimpiste, agus é i measc tástáil ag lorg fianaise ar son a theoiric mhícheart go n-ionsúnn salainn úráiniam atá tineghealánach solas na gréine agus go n-astaítear é mar x-gha. An rud a bhfaca sé ná gur astaigh an t-úráiniam radaíocht gan spreagadh ar bith ón ghrian. In 1898 thosaigh Marie agus Pierre Curie ag déanamh staidéir ar úráiniam i bPáras, agus in 1903, roinn Becquerel agus Muintir Curie Duais Nobel ar son a gcuid saothar a bhain le radaighníomhaíocht. Is scéal cáiliúil é faoi fhionnachtain de thaisme: ach is scéal nach bhfuil a oiread sin clú air ná gur tháinig an grianghrafadóir Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor ar an fhionnachtain chéanna de thimpiste fosta, 40 bliain roimh Becquerel. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS fhionnachtain cheannródaíoch - pioneering discovery salainn úráiniam atá tineghealánach – phosphorescent uranium salts astaigh – emit radaighníomhaíocht - radioactivity

Quels sont les avantages et inconvénients de vivre en milieu rural ? Quelles sont les opportunités à connaître pour tirer partie d'une vie riche à la campagne quand on est artisan d'art ? C'est le sujet qui nous intéresse aujourd'hui. Pour cela, trois regards vont se croiser : Celui de Léna Morelli, tisseuse d'assises ! Elle a décidé de quitter Paris pour s'installer à Saint-Victor-la-Coste, un village de 2000 habitants, à 20km d'Avignon. Celui de François Piccione : co-fondateur du magazine Bobine, cette revue de 160 pages qui met en lumière nos anciens, nos terroirs et nos savoir-faire. Celui de Julie Plassat, qui s'est engagée dans la revitalisation de la Poterie des Chals en Isère qui date du XIXème siècle en créant un projet associatif qui permettra notamment d'accompagner de jeunes artisans potiers dans leur installation sur le territoire. Retrouvez dans la discussion mille conseils avisés, témoignages sincères, initiatives intéressantes ! Parmi celles-ci, Récits de savoir-faire, un dispositif de médiation culturel lancé par Terre et Fils et Familles Rurales. Enfin, si vous voulez décrypter l'artisanat d'art avec nous, inscrivez-vous à notre newsletter et rejoignez-nous sur les réseaux sociaux @artisansdavenir (Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin). Et si vous avez aimé l'épisode, n'oubliez pas les 5 étoiles sur apple podcast ou Spotify ;) Si vous voulez acheter le livre "Profession artisan d'art" que nous avons écrit, il est disponible dans toutes les librairies et peut se commander depuis notre site internet. Pour devenir membre de notre association Artisans d'Avenir, c'est par ici ! Cet épisode est produit grâce à l'implication de Ville et Métiers d'Art, association qui a pour vocation de favoriser le développement et la transmission des savoir-faire d'exceptions en France.

La señora Bovary de Gustave Flaubert Primera parte. Capítulo II Una noche a eso de las once los despertó el ruido de un caballo que se detuvo en la misma puerta. La criada abrió el tragaluz del desván y estuvo parlamentando un rato con un hombre que estaba abajo, en la calle. Venía a buscar al médico; traía una carta. Nastasie bajó las escaleras tiritando y fue a abrir la cerradura y a correr los cerrojos uno tras otro. El hombre dejó el caballo y entró pisándole los talones a la criada. Se sacó del gorro de lana con borlas grises una carta envuelta en un trapo y se la presentó con muchos miramientos a Charles, que se acodó en la almohada para leerla. Nastasie, junto a la cama, sostenía la lámpara. La señora, por pudor, estaba de cara a la pared y se la veía de espaldas. La carta, lacrada con un sello pequeño de cera azul, rogaba al señor Bovary que fuera inmediatamente a la granja de Les Bertaux para curar una pierna rota. Ahora bien, de Tostes a Les Bertaux hay seis leguas6 largas de camino pasando por Longueville y Saint-Victor. La noche era oscura. A la mujer de Charles Bovary le daba miedo que su marido tuviera un accidente. Quedó decidido, pues, que el mozo de cuadra iría por delante. Charles se iría tres horas después, cuando saliera la luna. Mandarían a un chiquillo a su encuentro para enseñarle el camino de la granja e irle abriendo las cercas. Alrededor de las cuatro de la mañana, Charles, muy abrigado, se puso en camino hacia Les Bertaux. Adormilado aún en la tibieza del sueño, dejaba que lo acunase el trote apacible de su montura. Cuando ésta se detenía sola delante de esos hoyos rodeados de espinas que cavan junto a los surcos, Charles se despertaba sobresaltado, se acordaba en el acto de la pierna rota y hacía por recordar todas las fracturas que conocía. Había dejado de llover; empezaba a amanecer y, en las ramas de los manzanos sin hojas, los pájaros estaban quietos, erizando las plumitas en el aire frío de la mañana. El campo, llano, se extendía hasta perderse de vista y los grupos de árboles alrededor de las casas de labor formaban, a intervalos espaciados, manchas entre moradas y negras en esa ancha superficie gris que se diluía, al llegar al horizonte, en la tonalidad tristona del cielo.

Los Miserables Autor: Víctor Hugo Segunda Parte: Cosette Libro quinto A escopetas negras, rehala muda Cap II : Hay que congratularse de que por el puente de Austerlitz pasen coches. A Jean Valjean se le habían acabado las dudas; afortunadamente, a esos hombres aún les duraban las suyas. Aprovechó aquel titubeo; era tiempo que ellos perdían y que ganaba él. Salió del portal donde se había agazapado y siguió por la calle de Les Postes hacia la zona del Jardín Botánico. Cosette empezaba a estar cansada; la cogió en brazos. No pasaba un alma y no habían encendido los faroles porque había luna llena. Apretó el paso. En pocas zancadas llegó a la alfarería Goblet, en cuya fachada la luz de la luna permitía leer con gran claridad la antigua inscripción: Es Goblet hijo un probo comerciante. Venid, llevaos cántaros y jarros, tiestos, ladrillos y atanores varios. De corazón: más duran que diamantes. Dejó atrás la calle de La Clef, luego la fuente de Saint-Victor, fue siguiendo la tapia del Jardín Botánico por las calles de más abajo y llegó al muelle. Allí, se volvió. El muelle estaba desierto. Las calles estaban desiertas. No llevaba a nadie detrás. Respiró. Llegó al puente de Austerlitz. Todavía había que pagar peaje en aquellos años. Se presentó en la oficina del peajero y le dio cinco céntimos. —Son diez céntimos —dijo el inválido del puente—. Lleva en brazos a una niña que puede andar. Pague usted por dos. Pagó, contrariado de que al pasar hubieran tenido que hacerle un comentario. Toda huida debe llevarse a cabo como escurriéndose. Al tiempo que él, un carro grande, que iba también a la orilla derecha, cruzaba el Sena. Le sacó partido. Pudo cruzar el puente entero a la sombra de ese carro. Cuando estaba más o menos a mitad del puente, a Cosette se le habían dormido los pies y quiso seguir andando. La dejó en el suelo y volvió a cogerla de la mano. Tras cruzar el puente, divisó, de frente y un poco a la derecha, unos depósitos al aire libre y se dirigió hacia allí. Para llegar, tenía que aventurarse por un tramo bastante ancho, al descubierto e iluminado. No se lo pensó dos veces. Estaba claro que había despistado a los perseguidores, y Jean Valjean pensaba que estaba fuera de peligro. Lo buscaban, sí; pero no lo seguían. Una callejuela, la calle de Le Chemin-Vert-Saint-Antoine, se abría entre dos zonas de depósitos que rodeaban unas tapias. Era una calle estrecha y oscura, como pensada ex profeso para él. Antes de internarse en ella miró hacia atrás.

A brand new guest this week for The Talking Dirty Podcast. Jack Wallington is a horticultural powerhouse - Landscape Designer, Author and Wildflower lover - he's got heaps of enthusiasm and knowledge to share. This week we get to hear about his new adventures near Hebden Bridge, the challenges of his new garden and how he incorporates Wildflowers into the mix. Next week more wonders from Monardas to Dieramas and extra Wildflowers! PLANT LIST Allium porrum 'Musselburgh' Allium porrum 'Saint Victor' Pastinaca sativa Allium schoenoprasum Allium schoenoprasum 'Pink Bere' Allium schoenoprasum 'Wallington White' Allium schoenoprasum f. albiflorum Allium stipitatum 'White Giant' Allium stipitatum 'Mount Everest' Brassica oleracea 'Red Russian' Brassica oleracea 'Nero di Toscana' Reseda luteola Reseda odorata Veronicastrum virginicum 'Diane' Veronicastrum virginicum 'Album' Persicaria amplexicaulis 'September Spires'

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!Hugh of Saint-Victor, also called Hugo of Saint-Victor, (born 1096—died Feb. 11, 1141, Paris, France), was an eminent scholastic theologian who began the tradition of mysticism that made the school of Saint-Victor, Paris, famous throughout the 12th century.Of noble birth, Hugh joined the Augustinian canons at the monastery of Hamersleben, near Halberstadt (now in Germany). He went to Paris (c. 1115) with his uncle, Archdeacon Reinhard of Halberstadt, and settled at Saint-Victor Abbey. From 1133 until his death, the school of Saint-Victor flourished under Hugh's guidance.His mystical treatises were strongly influenced by Bishop St. Augustine of Hippo, whose practical teachings on contemplative life Hugh blended with the theoretical writings of Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite. Hugh's somewhat innovative style of exegesis made an important contribution to the development of natural theology: he based his arguments for God's existence on external and internal experience and added a teleological proof originating from the facts of experience. His chief work on dogmatic theology was De sacramentis Christianae fidei (“The Sacraments of the Christian Faith”), which anticipated some of the works of St. Thomas Aquinas.Unlike some of his contemporaries, Hugh upheld secular learning by promoting knowledge as an introduction to contemplative life: “Learn everything,” he said, “and you will see afterward that nothing is useless.” A prolific writer, Hugh wrote the Didascalicon, a remarkably comprehensive early encyclopedia, as well as commentaries on the Scriptures and on the Celestial Hierarchy of Pseudo-Dionysius. The edition of Hugh's work by the canons of Saint-Victor (1648) was reprinted in J.-P. Migne's Patrologiae Cursus Completus (Series Latina), 1844–64.From https://www.britannica.com/biography/Hugh-of-Saint-Victor. For more information about Hugo of St. Victor:“The Didascalicon”: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-didascalicon-of-hugh-of-saint-victor-jerome-taylor/1130545158“Hugh of St. Victor”: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/an-introduction-to-medieval-theology/hugh-of-st-victor/2AA438FA249415DD975D3E3A27E78383

Bonne fête à tous nos chers Désiré, qui portent le prénom d'un évêque de Bourges au VIe siècle, qui fit beaucoup pour l'évangélisation de la Gaule mérovingienne. Qu'il leur donne toujours un plus grand désir de Dieu ! Mais il est l'heure pour nous d'évoquer la figure de saint Victor, authentique soldat du Christ dans l'Afrique … Continued

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Nuacht Mhall: Cothrom an Lae, i gcomhair Sheachtain na Gaeilge * Inniu an t-aonú lá de mhí an Mhárta. Is mise Alanna Ní Ghallachóir. Cothrom an lae seo sa bhliain 1896, tháinig an fisiceoir Henri Becquerel ar fhionnachtain cheannródaíoch de thimpiste, agus é i measc tástáil ag lorg fianaise ar son a theoiric mhícheart go n-ionsúnn salainn úráiniam atá tineghealánach solas na gréine agus go n-astaítear é mar x-gha. An rud a bhfaca sé ná gur astaigh an t-úráiniam radaíocht gan spreagadh ar bith ón ghrian. In 1898 thosaigh Marie agus Pierre Curie ag déanamh staidéir ar úráiniam i bPáras, agus in 1903, roinn Becquerel agus Muintir Curie Duais Nobel ar son a gcuid saothar a bhain le radaighníomhaíocht. Is scéal cáiliúil é faoi fhionnachtain de thaisme: ach is scéal nach bhfuil a oiread sin clú air ná gur tháinig an grianghrafadóir Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor ar an fhionnachtain chéanna de thimpiste fosta, 40 bliain roimh Becquerel. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS fhionnachtain cheannródaíoch - pioneering discovery salainn úráiniam atá tineghealánach – phosphorescent uranium salts astaigh – emit radaighníomhaíocht - radioactivity

Vital Remnants Producer Connor Tracy is joined by Dr. Justin Stover, Senior Lecturer of Medieval Latin at the University of Edinburgh, to explore what Russell Kirk calls our “neglected inheritance” from the Middle Ages. In addition to the influence of the Medieval world on America, the two discuss the culture of the Middle Ages and address some of the common misconceptions about the period. Corresponding Reading   Chapter 6, pp. 177-219 of Russell Kirk, The Roots of American Order Important Links  Download the corresponding Reading Guide to The Roots of American Order here. Learn more about The Roots of American Order at https://louisville.edu/mcconnellcenter/programs-events/bic Subscribe to our newsletter and receive McConnell Center updates directly in your mailbox. Please share any thoughts, questions, comments, or concerns with us via email at  connor.tracy@louisville.edu Further Reading from the Middle Ages: Dante, The Divine Comedy Bernardus Silvestris, Cosmographia Hugh of Saint Victor, Didascalicon: A Medieval Guide to The Arts Alan of Lille, De Planctu Naturae (Lament of Nature) Alan of Lille, Anticlaudianus Sermons of Bernard of Clairvaux The Song of Roland The Song Of El Cid Beowulf Further Reading about the Middle Ages C.S. Lewis, The Discarded Image Jean Leclercq, The Love of Learning and The Desire for God: A Study of Monastic Culture  Henri de Lubac, Medieval Exegesis: The Four Senses of Scripture This podcast is a production of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville. For more information, including upcoming events, please visit us online at mcconnellcenter.org or on social media at:  Facebook: @mcconnellcenter   Instagram: @ulmcenter   Twitter: @ULmCenter  Contributors  Host, Producer, and Editor: Connor Tracy, McConnell Center SBS Coordinator  

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A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - Cardinal Wilton Gregory of Washington has reportedly withdrawn permission for a solemn pontifical Mass that was to be offered on August 14 in D-C . The cardinal reportedly cited the pope's recent motu proprio, restricting the Traditional Latin Mass . A pontifical Mass is celebrated by a bishop in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite. The Mass was to take place at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, in honor of the Solemnity of the Assumption. Cardinal Gregory has otherwise not yet applied the motu proprio to his archdiocese. The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland issued a formal directive requiring that full abortion services are available in the region by March of 2022. Catholic bishops, including the Primate of All Ireland, are lamenting the directive as unjust and gravely disquieting. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but abortion law is considered to be a devolved issue under the control of the Northern Ireland Assembly. But due to the suspension of the regional government, the British parliament decriminalized abortion in Northern Ireland in October 2019, and obliged the U-K government to create legal access to abortion in the region. A new report shows the toll of the coronavirus pandemic on the Church in Mexico. The report suggests Mexico has lost five bishops, more than 230 priests, and fifteen religious men or women during the pandemic. The Archdiocese of Guadalajara has been the hardest hit, with 25 priests who have died. Today the Church remembers one of its earliest popes - Saint Victor the First. Victor was pope from 189 to 199. He is most famous for decreeing that Easter be universally celebrated on a Sunday. He may have died from martyrdom.

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Saints du jour 2021-07-28 Saint Victor Ier, les Martyrs de la Thébaïde et Saint Samson by Radio Maria France

“A few weeks ago, my five-year-old daughter spotted two pieces of straw poking through an air vent in our bathroom. She didn't think much of it until we heard the […]

À la ferme de Réat à Saint Victor comme à la ferme de l'Amélie à Préaux, la journée commence tôt et finit tard, toujours dictée par les vaches ou les chèvres. Daniel Jullien  comme Karine et Aurélien Mourier sont engagés dans une agriculture de terroir. Ils produisent de délicieux fromages qui sentent bon les frais pâturages : tommes, picodons, caillés doux, faisselles. Ils ont choisi le circuit le plus court et c'est souvent le meilleur! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

À la ferme de Réat à Saint Victor comme à la ferme de l'Amélie à Préaux, la journée commence tôt et finit tard, toujours dictée par les vaches ou les chèvres. Daniel Jullien  comme Karine et Aurélien Mourier sont engagés dans une agriculture de terroir. Ils produisent de délicieux fromages qui sentent bon les frais pâturages : tommes, picodons, caillés doux, faisselles. Ils ont choisi le circuit le plus court et c'est souvent le meilleur! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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  >> www.magnificat.fr     Bonne fête à tous nos chers Désiré, qui portent le prénom d’un évêque de Bourges au VIe siècle, qui fit beaucoup pour l’évangélisation de la Gaule mérovingienne. Qu’il leur donne toujours un plus grand désir de Dieu ! Mais il est l’heure pour nous d’évoquer la figure de saint Victor, authentique soldat du […]

Agnès Pannier-Runacher était dans le Loir-et-Cher ce jeudi 8 avril. La ministre déléguée à l'Industrie a visité le site du laboratoire CDM-Lavoisier à La Chaussée-Saint-Victor, accompagné dans le cadre du "Plan de relance". Les élus locaux ont profité de ce déplacement pour faire part de leurs préoccupations quant au sort de deux entreprises du secteur pourvoyeuses de nombreux emplois : Borg Warner et Daher. Reportage de Nicolas Terrien.

Our pope this week hit a lot of firsts – first Latin-writing pope, first African pope, and the first papal hothead. Good thing he had the humility to match it. PATREON: https://patreon.com/thepopecast FB / Twitter / Instagram: @thepopecast EMAIL: popecastmc@gmail.com NEWSLETTER: https://popes.substack.com

Entrepreneur depuis l'âge de 14 ans avec son premier site internet. Intéressé par le cinéma (a essayé de lancer une place de marché pour les cinémas). Fasciné par Pixar et sa maitrise de l'Émotion. Subjugué par la puissance de la musique. A déjà essayé de produire quelques court-métrages privés. Pratique le tennis. Maitre à penser... L'article Saison 1 – Episode 39 – Etienne de Saint Victor – AD/Sum est apparu en premier sur La 1ère chaine académique de podcasts sur l'entrepreneuriat.

Comme chaque lundi à 21h sur la webradio Allô la Planète, Flo et Steph accueillent des invités qui vous parlent du voyage. Tous les 15 jours la thématique est celle du voyage en France. Cette semaine leurs invités vous font découvrir 4 destinations dans l'hexagone. Marie-Noëlle Basmaison du Parc naturel régional des Volcans d'Auvergne Responsable culture et pédagogie du Parc naturel régional des Volcans d'Auvergne, elle nous parle du sentier d'interprétation de Saint-Victor-la-Rivière. Ce sentier pédagogique est un parcours de 5 km au coeur de la réserve naturelle régionale des Gorges de la Loire. On part de la maison de la réserve naturelle à Condamine pour découvrir la flore et la faune locale. Jennifer plume du blog d'Allô la Planète Originaire du sud de la France, elle vit en Irlande et a choisi de nous parler ce soir de la Bretagne. Chez Allo la Planète, elle est l'une des Plumes du Blog. En septembre dernier, elle a écrit un article où elle a répertorié les 10 plus beaux sites de Bretagne : de Saint Malo et sa cité fortifiée à Saint-Suliac et ses vestiges vikings, en passant par les menhirs de Carnac et Brocéliande le cœur de la légende du roi Arthur. Jennifer a aussi un blog qui parle de slow travel : Jen on the Road. Estelle Rouquette du Parc naturel de Camargue Directrice adjointe du parc naturel de Camargue, conservateur du musée de Camargue. Elle valorise les patrimoines (matériels, naturels et culturels) et les met en valeur. Dans Au-delà des murs,  elle a choisi de parler des Salins de Giraud et de la route du Vaccarès Jean-Paul Peytavin et le Chemin Urbain V Jean-Paul est à l'origine du chemin Urbain V, un parcours qui retrace la vie du sixième pape à d'Avignon. Cet itinéraire permet de partir à la découverte du patrimoine culturel historique et naturel. On y découvre 4 sites de l'Unesco. Soutenez-nous !

Alors que l'actualité a remis en mémoire les attentats en France contre le journal Charlie Hebdo, la Foi prise au mot se penche sur un mot dont la définition est loin d'être simple : le blasphème. Voilà un terme problématique pour notre société qui révère la liberté de parole... Est-ce qu'il est souhaitable qu'une religion s'arroge le droit d'interdire l'expression de certaines opinions dans l'espace publique ? Mais en même temps, est-ce que l'on peut tout dire ? Est-il légitime alors de monter au créneau pour défendre ses convictions religieuses ? Avec Jacques de Saint Victor, historien et écrivain, et Anthony Feneuil, philosophe et théologien.

Alors que l'actualité a remis en mémoire les attentats en France contre le journal Charlie Hebdo, la Foi prise au mot se penche sur un mot dont la définition est loin d'être simple : le blasphème. Voilà un terme problématique pour notre société qui révère la liberté de parole... Est-ce qu'il est souhaitable qu'une religion s'arroge le droit d'interdire l'expression de certaines opinions dans l'espace publique ? Mais en même temps, est-ce que l'on peut tout dire ? Est-il légitime alors de monter au créneau pour défendre ses convictions religieuses ? Avec Jacques de Saint Victor, historien et écrivain, et Anthony Feneuil, philosophe et théologien.

Originally published on May 5, 2017. In this podcast I interview Eric de Saint-Victor from Château de Pibarnon, in Bandol.

Intellectuels, chefs d'entreprises, artistes, hommes et femmes politiques... Frédéric Taddeï reçoit des personnalités de tous horizons pour éclairer différemment et prendre du recul sur l'actualité de la semaine écoulée le samedi. Même recette le dimanche pour anticiper la semaine à venir. Un rendez-vous emblématique pour mieux comprendre l'air du temps et la complexité de notre monde.

Intellectuels, chefs d'entreprises, artistes, hommes et femmes politiques... Frédéric Taddeï reçoit des personnalités de tous horizons pour éclairer différemment et prendre du recul sur l'actualité de la semaine écoulée le samedi. Même recette le dimanche pour anticiper la semaine à venir. Un rendez-vous emblématique pour mieux comprendre l'air du temps et la complexité de notre monde.

Rubrique:animaux Auteur: paul-de-saint-victor Lecture: Daniel LuttringerDurée: 27min Fichier: 20 Mo Résumé du livre audio: Paru dans le magazine Le Voleur illustré en 1869, un essai érudit sur le chat par Paul de Saint-Victor (1827-1881). Cet enregistrement est mis à disposition sous la Licence art libre. Cet enregistrement est mis à disposition sous un contrat Creative Commons.

Anthropologie, économie et histoire Suite de cette évocation de l'histoire politique de la mafia avec Jacques de Saint Victor, historien du droit et des idées politiques, professeur des Universités et critique littéraire. Jacques de Saint Victor a écrit plusieurs ouvrages sur le crime organisé en Italie, dont "Mafias. L'industrie de la peur" en 2008 et "Patti scelerati. Una storia politica delle mafie in Europa", Milan, UTET, en 2013. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_de_Saint_Victor Photo: Salvatore Di Landro, procureur général de Reggio Calabria, regarde par la fenêtre alors qu'une bombe vient d'exploser au pied de son immeuble, le 26 août 2010.

Anthropologie, économie et histoire Aujourd'hui, entretien avec Jacques de Saint Victor, historien du droit et des idées politiques, professeur des Universités, pour évoquer le XIXe siècle et les fondations historico-culturelles de ce qui ne se nomme pas encore mafia au Sud de la péninsule. Jacques de Saint Victor a écrit plusieurs ouvrages sur le crime organisé en Italie, dont " Mafias. L'industrie de la peur" en 2008 et "Nuovi Orizzonti del crimine organizzato, colletti bianchi, affari criminali e mafie" (avec J-F. Gayraud). Voir https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_de_Saint_Victor Photo: policiers sur la scène du crime d'Angelo Vassallo, maire de la ville de Pollica (Campanie), tué le 5 septembre 2010. Selon le procureur en charge de l'enquête, il était en première ligne dans le crime organisé.

The Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat Chateau ElanFebruary 1st. 2020  https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net (Register here:)https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net (https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net)    https://player.vimeo.com/video/381981913   Dr. Maiysha Clairborne and Dr. Mani Saint-Victor – You have to get your mind right   We talk with Drs. Clairborne & Saint-Victor about how their unique backgrounds in medicine have led them to create this transformational retreat. Dr. Clairborne relates how her early career experiences led her to burnout and to almost take her own life before discovering her own path. Dr. Saint-Victor talks about how immigrant parental pressure guided his early career in medicine and caused his own internal struggles around identity, and cultural, and familial expectations. Dr. Clairborne practices integrative medicine and has training in acupuncture, coaching, neurolinguistic programming, hypnotherapy and focuses primarily on getting to the root of people's problems and not just focusing on clinical symptoms. Through this process she helps people change their behavior to be able to change their lives and outcomes. Dr. Saint-Victor has a background in psychiatry and computer programming and has a long-standing fascination with the way a computer works, juxtaposed with how the human brain works. With this background he helps physicians use mental models to create an identity that is not just wrapped up in being a physician. The Mind Re-Mapping and Manifestation Retreat – Change cannot occur until your thought process changes. Removing self doubt, imposter syndrome, the same obstacles reappearing over and over again in your life, defining and reaching fulfillment in your life, and how to remove the blind spots that may be holding you back are all areas that will be tackled during this retreat. How does the pattern of being a physician affect how we view the world and interact with others? And does that in some ways limit us? During this retreat you will - 1)     Reconnect with yourself 2)     Get clarity on what you want out of life 3)     Act towards your goals and eliminate your fears 4)     Reconnect and discover your deepest values 5)     Remove the negative thoughts and negative self-talk 6)     Increase your performance in your given arena 7)     Decrease your incidence of self-sabotage 8)     Begin to operate within your purpose 9)     Take away the tools to maintain the transformation you've just undergone Come and enjoy a beautiful resort as well Books mentioned in this episode – https://thephysiciansroad.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Screenshot-77.png () https://amzn.to/37hsufJ (Psycho-Cybernetics)https://amzn.to/37hsufJ (https://amzn.to/37hsufJ)  The Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat Chateau ElanFebruary 1st. 2020https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net/ (Register here:)https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net/ (https://gegkoacw.pages.infusionsoft.net)  The Physicians Road where you create your life in Medicine On your Own Terms   Join Our Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/thephysiciansroad/ (www.facebook.com/groups/thephysiciansroad/)

SHOW NOTES: This week next level physician entrepreneur Dr. Mani & I back again, and this time we are talking about our upcoming Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat February 1st, 2020. Highlights from the conversation: Many times we are in the world of doing, however, transforming one’s life happens from the space of “being” There has to be a balance of the two [being and doing] to have the highest level of results If you are not honoring your values, it leads to cognitive dissonance, which has the potential to lead to dissatisfaction, unfulfillment, and ultimately burnout. We have blind spots, and that is why sometimes we continue to hit the same walls over and over no matter how many different ways we try to spin it. Getting to the root cause of what is in our way requires another vantage point as we don’t have “eyes in the back of our heads” Early Bird is extended through Christmas! Register for the Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat: http://bit.ly/MindsetandManifestation See you on the next one! Hosted by: Dr. Maiysha Clairborne Tags: Retreats, physician burnout, mindset, business, entrepreneurship

SHOW NOTES: This week next level physician entrepreneur and mindset coach returning guest Dr. Mani Saint Victor and I took the conversation to another level as we conversed about Mind Mastery as an access to Manifestation. Highlights from the conversation: § We are conditioned as doctors and put in a box § Mindset Mastery requires structure and practice § You end up where you put your focus § A beginner’s daily practice is simply gratitude § Why it’s important to have an accountability partner in maintaining the mindset § How the processes of hypnosis and NLP help disappear disempowering conversations that stop you § Why you should attend the Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat February 1st Register for the upcoming Mind Re-Mapping & Manifestation Retreat February 1st, 2020 by visiting http://bit.ly/mindsetandmanifestation You can also follow them on social media at: IG: @ManiSaintVictor Join his Facebook Group: Asylum Awaits See you on the next one! Hosted by: Dr. Maiysha Clairborne Guest: Dr. Mani Saint Victor Tags: Mindset, Law of Attraction, Hypnosis, business, entrepreneurship

reportage à l'Amassada, dans la commune de St Victor, dans le sud de l'Aveyron. Une lutte contre le nouveau vieux monde. Prise de son et montage > Emmanuel Moreira image > Greg Souchay Durant l'hiver 2014/2015, sur le lieu-dit la plaine à Saint Victor, s'entamait le chantier de construction de l'Amassada, qui devait devenir au fil des années le lieu incontournable de la lutte contre le méga-transformateur imaginé par RTE sur la commune de St Victor et ses milles éoliennes. Fêtes, réunions, fabrications de fromages et de jus de pomme, un lieu qui a fait résonner la lutte par des chants dans toutes les campagnes. Et d'autres bâtiments sont sortis de terre, des sources ont été découvertes, une université rurale s'est installée dans le voisinage. Et même si le 8 octobre, tôt le matin, la police équipée de blindés, d'hélicoptère, de tractopelle, de grenades, de gaz lacrymo, à détruit l'Amassada, elle n'a pas pu détruire la lutte. Dans le sud de l'Aveyron, on apprends à se méfier des solutions écolo livrées clefs en mains, des ingénieurs, des formules magiques. On sait que l'écologie est une relocalisation des problèmes et on s'oppose ferme aux alternatives infernales qui font porter tout le poids de la catastrophe en cours sur le refus des habitants du sud de l'Aveyron de voir leur terre sacrifiées comme déjà elles l'ont été en partie par l'agriculture intensive. En Aveyron on dit Pas res nos arresta, rien ne nous arrètera ! Faut pas se faire d'illusion, on va gagner.

Si le langage est le moyen privilégié pour déjouer, voire freiner ou contrecarrer les conflits, les discordes et les mésententes qui peuvent souvent dégénérer en manifestations de violence réelles, il peut aussi attiser et provoquer des violences tout aussi brutales. Il déclenche en effet des situations d’inextricables barbaries où les hommes se trouvent pris dans des luttes de pouvoir excitées par des volontés aiguës de domination. De l’insulte à la médisance, du mensonge à la manipulation, du dénigrement à l’indifférence, le langage peut s’avérer être le théâtre non pas d’une rencontre mais d’une violente stratégie d’exclusion, d’ostracisme et de rejet de l’autre. En quoi et comment la pensée philosophique peut-elle empêcher le langage de sombrer dans de tels effets, capables, à eux seuls, de miner le tissu de nos rapports personnels et publics ? Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Today on the podcast Nick is interviewing his good friend Mani! Mani is a Harvard Graduate plus a graduate degree in psychiatry. He also now is a personal development Guru and has two published books that have made it on the best seller list! Nick says that Mani is one of the smartest Men he’s ever known! In this episode, Mani and Nick unpack the world of medicine and how Mani made the switch from being a DR to being a coach and hypnotist. He now finds so much joy in truly being able to help people be their best, not just write them prescriptions. They also talk about extreme emotional events and how your hormones play a HUGE a part in creating your identity. Once you know this, you’ll be able to learn your triggers and truly change your life! I want to hear from you! If this or one of our other shows has impacted you, please leave us a review or contact me directly!  

Tom talks with Bruce Piatt, 2019 Bianchi Cup winner (his sixth!), Action Pistol Triple Cup Challenge Winner, and 1911 gunsmith. Plus, Springfield Armory's Stefany Reese with Gun Talk's June giveaway prize, and low prices on the Defender Series. Also, the positive impacts hunting has on wildlife conservation, and a range report involving training with the Army Marksmanship Unit.   Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 6.2.19 Hour 2

In search of a meaningful path to move beyond traditional drug therapy and psychiatry, Mani Saint-Victor, MD is a visionary leader in applying neuroscience to real world problems. Dr. Mani is a graduate of Harvard University and UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Three days into the third year of his Psychiatry residency, Dr. Mani left the traditional path of medical practice to join a virtual world startup.His brain-slapping style of research and coaching attracts clients from around the world to actively discover how their minds work and how to think their way to success. A true polymath, he's brought much-needed science to the fuzzy world of self-improvement through one on one and group coaching of physicians committed to creating lasting and meaningful changes in their lives.He is an Amazon Best-Selling Author of Thinking About Quitting Medicine and co-host of the popular TV show #CLBLive. You can reach Dr. Mani to find out about working with him at www.manisaintvictormd.com.Please visit my podcast website at https://therehab.com and my professional website at https://drleeds.com. Thank you!

Eric de Saint Victor oversees Château de Pibarnon in the Bandol appellation of France. Eric discusses his parent's purchase of Château de Pibarnon in 1978, and details the previous history of the estate. He also talks about the Mourvedre grape variety, the various terroirs of his property, the aging curve of the wines, and winemaking techniques such as whole cluster use. Also in this episode, Erin Scala discusses the history of the Bandol area.

  Dr. Mani’s Story In search of a meaningful path to move beyond traditional drugs and psychiatry, Dr. Mani is a Harvard-trained neuroscientist, author and visionary leader.  He is the author of the upcoming book Break The Cage, MD: The Physician’s Guide to Transcendental Self Medication which helps doctors craft  a lifestyle dominated by their passion instead of by clinical; medicine.  He co-founded- Mindful360 with the goal of applying neuroscience to real world problems and understanding.  Break The Cage, MD  takes that mission further by focusing on Doctors and their desires. After working with several fortune 500 organizations, including WebMD and Motorola, Dr Mani turned his attention to helping doctors make sense of the rapidly changing digital medical landscapes. His brain-slapping style of research attracts clients from around the world to actively discover how their minds work and how to think their way to success (without shame). A true polymath, he’s brought much-needed science to the fuzzy world of self-improvement, and he’s equally at ease with everyone from billionaires to Tibetan throat singers. Graduating from UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine, followed by an intense Psychiatry residency at University of Miami (the busiest psychiatric trauma center in the United States). Dr. Mani is also passionate about helping fellow physicians understand and benefit from the opportunities of emerging digital trends.   He helps docs get more personal time while earning more money by understanding the fundamentals of creating digital media products.  He helps them to position themselves to benefit from a global market by discovering rich niches based on their expertise and crafting celebrity personal brands to attract affluent-loyal clientele. Professional Collaborations Mindful360 Co-Founder, Chief Neuroscientist Art of Counting, Advisor  Brain Trust on Tap- Strategic Advisory Board XSentrik Arts, character Advisor Hypnotic Thoughts Web Series, co-creator

Hugh of Saint Victor and other scholars of the same abbey combine secular learning with spirituality.

In this episode, Black Hollywood Live hosts Jessica King and Nick Perdue interview special guest Lawrence Saint-Victor. Lawrence Saint-Victor portrays "Carter Walton", adoptive brother to "Marcus Forrester" (portrayed by Texas Battle) on the multi-Emmy® award winning drama, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL.Saint-Victor returns to Daytime television and CBS having played "Remy Boudreau" on Guiding Light from 2006 until the show's final episode in 2009. His other acting credits include guest-starring roles on For Better or Worse, Ugly Betty, Law & Order: SVU, Wed Locked and The History Channel's Honor Deferred. In partnership with his co-star, Karla Mosley, and executive producer/head writer, Bradley P. Bell, Saint-Victor co-created and co-wrote Room8, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL's first web series that coincides with the show's storyline. Room8 can be seen in its entirety on CBS.com.Saint-Victor graduated with a B.F.A. in Acting from Purchase College, State University of New York. He current

Lawrence Saint-Victor is an American actor, who was on the cast of the soap opera Guiding Light, playing Remy Boudreau from April 2006 until the soap's ending in September 2009. As of 2013, Saint-Victor is now playing Carter Walton on the American CBS Daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful Lawrence stops by Take 2 Radio to chat about his career and upcoming projects! Call in to speak with him too! 1-718-506-1540 press 1.  .

Jose Leitao and Ryan Danhauser interview Nicholas Vince, who played the Chatterer Cenobite in Hellraiser, Hellbound: Hellraiser II, and Kinski in Clive Barker's Nightbreed.  He was also a writer for Marvel's Nightbreed and Hellraiser comics in the 90s, and he contributed for several Magazines like Fear, Skeleton Crew and Crisis, writing several beautiful short stories and doing a series of interviews titled “The Lugagge in the Crypt” with several Artists and writers. He also wrote the comic series “Warheads” and “Mortigan Goth“. In 2009 his story Devil's Design was published in the Hellbound Hearts anthology. Watch out for an upcoming book by Mr. Vince called “WHAT MONSTERS DO”, still being written. We can't wait for it to come out! We thank him immensely for this opportunity to chat with him a little while and we hope to do so again in a future opportunity to promote his upcoming projects. Show Notes : Click here to Kinski photo from Nighbreed Chronicles   1. Nicko Vince as Kinski. From The Nightbreed Chronicles:‎”It was Saint-Victor's Dissolution (a cure for the psychosis of appearance) that transformed Leon Kinski from Natural to Breed. In pursuit of a woman who rejected his looks, Kinski used Saint-Victor's compound, which – so rumour went – allowed the user to reconfigure his features as imagination willed. In the fugue state the drug induced, however, he wandered out to gaze at the crescent moon, and it was that image his softening features took as inspiration. He attempted suicide by throwing himself into the Seine. He claims he drowned there, and rose to the surface the following night, when the moon rose. This is most likely nonsense. The Seine simply washed him up alive. He was thereafter cleansed of all desire, except for the moon, in the faces of which, he will say, he can see al his lusts made chilly perfection.” – Photo by Murray Close. 2. Photos posted by Nicholas Vince on his Facebook Timeline after our interview: Barbie Wilde and Nicholas Vince Modeling for Artist John Bolton for the comic book story “Demons to Some, Angels to Others”, 1991. 5/6/2012 Comic Art by Artist John Bolton Story: Demons to Some, Angels to Others, Clive Barker's Hellraiser #7, 1991- by Nicholas Vince, John Bolton & James Novak. 3. Nicholas Vince magazine article listing at the Locus Mag Index 4. Another John Bolton artwork page from the above story in my collection. (José L.) “Demons to Some…” Hellraiser # 7, Nicholas Vince, John Bolton and James Novak. 5. Mac Tonight commercials web www.clivebarkercast.com iTunes (Leave a review!) www.OccupyMidian.com Facebook and Join the Occupy Midian group Twitter: @BarkerCast     |     @OccupyMidian forum: www.timewinds.com/clive/forum     What Monsters Do: Nicholas Vince   More from Crystal Raen at www.BringBackNightbreed.blogspot.com      

Ever wondered what Cliff and Claire Huxtable would have been like during the early years of their marriage? How about Barack and Michelle? Guiding Light alums Lawrence Saint-Victor and Karla Mosley are hoping their new web dramedy Wed-Locked can give you a bit of a glimpse. Also starring the scrumptious Zack Conroy (ex-James, GL), Yyonna Kopacz (ex-Mel, GL) and Kim Brockington (ex-Felicia, GL), Wed-Locked is sure to be a treat for fans missing the life and times of one Springfield, USA. Daytime Confidential's Luke and Jamey recently caught up with the talented Saint-Victor and Mosley to find out all about the new venture, of which they are co-producing. Mosley reveals how when it comes to the ides of working with Saint-Victor again, "she got it from her Mama", as Saint-Victor—who is penning the series—talks about the life of a first time writer. After you listened be sure to check out the first episode of Wed-Locked at .