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Pope Leo celebrates first mass at the Sistene Chapel

“Peace be with you”. Those were the first words spoken from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica to the massive crowd below by the newly chosen pontiff, now known as Pope Leo XIV.133 cardinals from around the world voted in a handful of rounds before the final decision was made and the white smoke billowed from the Sistene Chapel chimney.Formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, Leo is the first pope from the United States – a choice that shocked some and has many wondering what this may signal.Host Melanie Ng speaks with religious scholar Héctor Acero Ferrer from the Institute for Christian Studies about the new pontiff and how he will position himself on the world stage. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

As the Cardinals gather in the Sistene Chapel to vote on the next leader of the world's 1 billion plus Catholics, we are left to wonder what type of leader they will choose

KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer says the world is watching a chimney at the Sistene Chapel at the Vatican as the Papal Conclave gets underway. Bodimer says 89 votes out of 135 Cardinal electors are required to select the new Pope.

Today Clairsy & Lisa had a go at sketching and animal as they get ready to help support Cat Haven with Poorly Drawn Pets...turns out Clairsy is a little better at drawing than Lisa expected. Comedian James Schloeffel called Clairsy & Lisa as he prepares to hit the Astor Theatre this week. He has a new show based around office sayings and those words that get thrown around in meetings and he's called it Wankernomics-Just Touching Base. Clairsy has some family staying with him and had some observations to share with Lisa Clairsy and Lisa had a chat about the fact that you can now bet on who the new Pope is going to be. Speaking of The late Pope, Channel 9's Hannah Sinclair spoke to Clairsy & Lisa as The Cardinals hole themselves up in the Sistene Chapel at Vatican City for the Conclave which is the process to elect the new Pope. In The Shaw Report, A Hollywood actor is hotly rumoured to be performing at Glastonbury in a few weeks Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones and text line to ask what did you capture on camera There's a meteor shower which is happening tomorrow morning , Lisa told Clairsy the best time and place to witness it on his way to work. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The whole world watches with anticipation as the cardinals of Roman Catholic Church solemnly enter the Sistene Chapel at the Vatican after praying to be open to the promptings of the Holy Spirit promising to keep the whole process secret. We are taken with mystery, intrigue, and holy anticipation as we await the results.

The whole world watches with anticipation as the cardinals of Roman Catholic Church solemnly enter the Sistene Chapel at the Vatican after praying to be open to the promptings of the Holy Spirit promising to keep the whole process secret. We are taken with mystery, intrigue, and holy anticipation as we await the results.

The whole world watches with anticipation as the cardinals of Roman Catholic Church solemnly enter the Sistene Chapel at the Vatican after praying to be open to the promptings of the Holy Spirit promising to keep the whole process secret. We are taken with mystery, intrigue, and holy anticipation as we await the results.

Weekend Edition for September 7-8, 2024 Isenheim Altarpiece- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isenheim_Altarpiece_-_In_situ.jpg St Basil's Cathedral in Moscow- 1561- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._Basil%27s_Cathedral_PD.jpg Christ of St. John of the Cross 1951- https://www.dalipaintings.com/christ-of-saint-john-of-the-cross.jsp David- Michelangelo 1506- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michelangelo%27s_David_-_right_view_2.jpg the Angelus- Jean-Francois Millet 1859- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jean-François_Millet_(II)_001.jpgSainte-Chapelle in Paris- Stained Glass 13th c. - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paris,_Sainte-Chapelle,_Obere_Kapelle,_Innenansicht_(29).jpg Christ Pantocrator- Mosaic, Hagia Sophia 1261- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Christ_Pantocrator_mosaic_from_Hagia_Sophia_2744_x_2900_pixels_3.1_MB.jpg Christ of the Breadlines- Fritz Eichenberg 1951- https://www.flickr.com/photos/65359853@N00/21531119470 Hagia Sophia- Istanbul 537- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gaspare_Fossati_-_Louis_Haghe_-_Vue_générale_de_la_grande_nef,_en_regardant_l%27occident_(Hagia_Sophia_-_Ayasofya_Mosque_nave).jpg Prodigal Son- Rembrandt- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rembrandt_Harmensz_van_Rijn_-_Return_of_the_Prodigal_Son_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg Ghent Altarpiece/Adoration of the Lamb- Van Eyk 1432- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lamgods_open.jpg Pieta- Michelangelo 1499- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michelangelo%27s_Pieta_5450_cropncleaned_edit.jpg Book of Kells- 8th c. - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dublin_Trinity_College_Library_Long_Room_Book_of_Kells_1.jpg Last Supper- Da Vinci 1498- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leonardo_da_Vinci_(1452-1519)_-_The_Last_Supper_(1495-1498).jpg The Sistene Chapel- 1512 Michelangelo- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chapelle_sixtine2.jpg Show Notes: Support 1517 Podcast Network 1517 Podcasts 1517 on Youtube 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education What's New from 1517: The Inklings: Apostles and Apologists of the Imagination with Sam Schuldheisz Available Now: Hitchhiking with Prophets: A Ride Through the Salvation Story of the Old Testament by Chad Bird 30 Minutes in the NT on Youtube Remembering Rod Rosenbladt Encouragement for Motherhood Edited by Katie Koplin More from the hosts: Dan van Voorhis SHOW TRANSCRIPTS are available: https://www.1517.org/podcasts/the-christian-history-almanac CONTACT: CHA@1517.org SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Overcast Google Play FOLLOW US: Facebook Twitter Audio production by Christopher Gillespie (gillespie.media).

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BloggerAtLarge's Megan Singleton returns with a list of 'crazy and bizarre' travel facts for the weekend. Between the rule that you can't photograph the Sistene Chapel ceiling and the impact cabin pressure has on your tastebuds, there's not shortage of unique travel facts to drop into conversation. Listen to Megan's other unexpected travel facts here. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm originally from Ohio, and lived there for 12 years. Grew up Catholic (I'm a recovering Catholic now) and played every sport known to man when I was a little kid. Became a Steelers fan back then. Steel Curtain and all that. Got in a lot of trouble in school too. (No surprise to those of you that know me). At 12, we moved to a little 'burb outside Philadelphia where I was one of three gentiles in the entire town. I had an entire drawer of Yamikas. That was great...they were warm on my head and velour. In between 10th and 11th grade my parents decided it would be a great idea to move down to a little redneck town in Florida called Spring Hill, which I hated for every second I was down there. (Well, except for you Renee...you rocked.) In fact, I think my bags were packed on stage as I accepted my high school diploma. I bolted back to Philly and had stops in Newark DE, Long Beach Island NJ, and Palm Beach FL, where I graduated from music school. I then finished up undergrad at Temple University in Philly and studied communication, and this new thing called the "Internet". (It was 1994). I became a web designer, and worked that field for 15 years. I still do design and development, but only if you hold a gun to my head. In 1997 I moved to Boulder Colorado, and have lived there and in Denver for almost 13 years, until 2012 when I moved to San Diego. After a few brief stints working for other people, I found myself to be truly unemployable around 2005, and have been on the entrepreneurial track ever since. From 2004-2008, my parents would fall ill, and basically "level" me in all aspects of my life. Emotionally, financially, etc...They both passed away in 2007, just 7 months apart. I tried to "muddle" through 2008, and didn't have much success. But I decided to take actual time to mourn, so in 2009, thanks to my wonderful friend Melanie, I went to Europe to spread their ashes everywhere I could. You see, I had a "dream" as an adult to surprise my parents with a trip to Europe, so this was my best substitution. So, I got a little Italian Parmesan Cheese shaker, and I ventured off into the wild blue yonder. And they are *everywhere*. In the Sistene Chapel, the Beaches of Normandy, Notre Dame...you name it, they're there. I arrived back in the States, healed, broke, and happier than I'd been in years. But I knew that I no longer wanted to trade a dollar for an hour, so I went looking for something else. That's when network marketing and internet marketing found me. It's been 4 years since I found that world, and the transformation it's made in my life has been nothing but profound. I've met amazing people in the network marketing, internet marketing, life coaching, and entrepreneurship world. Every single day I learn from them and they impact me. In August 2013, I started a Podcast called The Solopreneur Hour - Job Security for the Unemployable. It's aim is to show the other unemployable people of the world the correct path to business success on their own terms. It's been an amazing ride. I'd love if you'd have a listen: http://solohour.com

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION GLASGOW ON SUNDAY 31ST MARCH ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/The three boays get back together this week as Steve reveals his beard dandruff problem, Marc unloads his hotel iron problems, and they discuss the various ways old age (aka just being in their thirties) has crept up on them.  Stuart and Marc compare their contrasting holidays, and Steve recounts being scammed on his previous solo trip to Vietnam. Plus chat of graduation ceremonies, dissertations, Steve and Marc's prank-show pilot,  Nelson Mandela, Marvin Andrews, Shakespeare and the Sistene Chapel.A video version of this podcast is available on YouTube, where you can subscribe for all future episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxeugCQL5zyVhd7pCEAi9GAWe're now on Patreon!  Sign up for exclusive access for as little as £3 per month for an extra episode every two weeks plus footage from our previous live shows and first dibs on tickets to upcoming ones:https://www.patreon.com/somelaughYou can follow Some Laugh on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok - and please remember to leave a 5 star review!Support the show

  This is a unique guest mix. I have no idea what artists are in this mix, whether it's all samples or parts of pieces or original sounds or what. It is a collage of sound including many vocal snippets. Found sounds and music wash in and out, creating a hypnotic experience, unlike most Low Light Mixes. The creator of this collage of sound sent along this rather lengthy explanation of this mix: "I remember when we as a family used to visit our cousins at the weekends, generally good times and good memories.  I remember when I was around five or six, on one of these visits, my cousins showing some of my brothers and sisters and myself, a new pop-up book one had been given as a present.  Being very young themselves, they were most definitely in charge of this wonder and so as they very guardedly turned the pages they, very excitedly had to get on to the next pages as quickly as possible, to show their 'girls only' cousins their magnificent possessions.  So I would see these amazing pop-up book images showing incredible colour explosions in abstract shapes but never having enough time to absorb them fully before pages were flipped.  This only added to their strangeness and mystery.  When one sees fleeting images on pages being turned, in picture books that someone else is flicking through or advertisements and billboards, rapidly passing by while travelling on the bus or the subway, this recollection of blurred colours and sounds always pops up.  Murals also have a similar quality of being a transient experience, they have their own unique story to tell yet, I get the feeling that they seem to saying more than I am getting from them.  Also at a young age, seeing the Sistene Chapel and the masterful baroque murals and frescoes on the fuzzy TV screen, as the camera glided, seemingly all too quickly over, just left me with an impression of a quiet cacophony of sounds and music telling a story of the ages.  The convoluted colours and shapes seemed to run and blend into each other in a way that seemed cosmic in nature. To me, they left the feeling that they made strange, nebulous sounds.  One part of a mural can often pictorially seem to bare no relation to another part, yet I'm sure the artists' have a story of their own they are conveying and on their own terms, more power to them.  These expressions, no matter what the subject or intention, whether they are small in scale or panoramic, speak to the individual, of their offerings and each is yet another expression of
an aspect of a specific observation of life, giving back, anything from another supernova exploding an outrage at injustice, an insight to meaning, another flower bluming.  It's all relative, each work another perspective on what is.
 Space Book could be thought of as an aural mural - a 'Maural' if you will.  I would like to thank all of the contributors to this project whose work is the foundations upon which this stands and the glue that holds this piece together.  Space Book - A Pop-Up Book Of Space by See'd" I hope you enjoy this hallucinogenic side trip. Cheers!

Particular places in the world matter, whether they're your grandma's childhood home or the Sistene Chapel. Going to them matters, too, and it's a privilege and honor to do so because the journey, the arrival, and the conversations once we're there shape us for the better. Go to them when you can. Seth: Newsletter | Website Tsh: Newsletter | Website Pick up a round of drinks Come to Italy with us — $250 off when you register by May 31, 2022! Our recommended reads Tornado Trackers podcast Station Eleven on HBO Four Seasons in Rome, by Anthony Doerr

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He is revered as one of the greatest artists of all time. For centuries he has typified the perfect artistic genius. His greatest legacy is the surviving works that we can see today - The Sistene Chapel, the Statue of david, the Pieta. Yet, behind the artworks lies a complex and stubborn man. In this week’s Biographics, we go beyond the facade to discover the real Michelangelo.

Episode 30 ya'll! We've made it to two of the most well known Italian cities, Venice and Rome. We're telling you all our honest thoughts about Venice and some of the mistakes we made that formed our opinions. Plus, we're telling you all about the Eternal City! Some of the things we're talking about - our favorite neighborhood in Rome and where to stay away from, our indepth love of aperitivos and why you need to utilize them, recommendations on how to visit the Colosseum and Roman Forum, our thoughts on Vatican City and its museums, the Sistene Chapel, and seeing Donald Trump meet the Pope!Drinking: Tobin James Ballistic Zinfandel Follow along with all of our adventures at www.travelingtaveners.com and find us on Facebook and Instagram @travelingtaveners and email us your thoughts and feels at sadie@travelingtaveners.comThanks for listening!   

Michelangelo’s incredibly long career meant that he was old for a very long time, and the idea of death, and of what comes afterwards, hang over many of the projects he worked on late in life. We discuss his pivotal role in the design of St Peter’s in Rome, the sombre and terrible ‘Last Judgement’ in the Sistene Chapel, and a series of fragmentary late drawings, designs and sculptures which seem to be pointing to the future and the past at the same time. It’s been about four hours of solid Michelangelo now, and it’s time to send him (and the other cast of characters) into the tender arms of our Lord & Saviour. It'll be back to late Capitalism next time. Please let us know what you think – tweet us @about_buildings or email aboutbuildingsandcities@gmail.com – you can also find links to subscribe to the podcast, and all our social media profiles at our website – aboutbuildingsandcities.orgMusic – Gervaise 'Bransles de Bourgogne' from Gothic and Renaissance Dances at https://archive.org/details/GOTHICANDRENAISSANCEDANCES Vocal Ansambl Gordela ‘Zinzkaro’ Lee Rosevere ‘Dream Colours’ from the album Time-Lapse Volume 4 Sleep Music at the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere Ago ‘Trying Over’ (1982)This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

I'm originally from Ohio, and lived there for 12 years. Grew up Catholic (I'm a recovering Catholic now) and played every sport known to man when I was a little kid. Became a Steelers fan back then. Steel Curtain and all that. Got in a lot of trouble in school too. (No surprise to those of you that know me). At 12, we moved to a little 'burb outside Philadelphia where I was one of three gentiles in the entire town. I had an entire drawer of Yamikas. That was great...they were warm on my head and velour. In between 10th and 11th grade my parents decided it would be a great idea to move down to a little redneck town in Florida called Spring Hill, which I hated for every second I was down there. (Well, except for you Renee...you rocked.) In fact, I think my bags were packed on stage as I accepted my high school diploma. I bolted back to Philly and had stops in Newark DE, Long Beach Island NJ, and Palm Beach FL, where I graduated from music school. I then finished up undergrad at Temple University in Philly and studied communication, and this new thing called the "Internet". (It was 1994). I became a web designer, and worked that field for 15 years. I still do design and development, but only if you hold a gun to my head. In 1997 I moved to Boulder Colorado, and have lived there and in Denver for almost 13 years, until 2012 when I moved to San Diego. After a few brief stints working for other people, I found myself to be truly unemployable around 2005, and have been on the entrepreneurial track ever since. From 2004-2008, my parents would fall ill, and basically "level" me in all aspects of my life. Emotionally, financially, etc...They both passed away in 2007, just 7 months apart. I tried to "muddle" through 2008, and didn't have much success. But I decided to take actual time to mourn, so in 2009, thanks to my wonderful friend Melanie, I went to Europe to spread their ashes everywhere I could. You see, I had a "dream" as an adult to surprise my parents with a trip to Europe, so this was my best substitution. So, I got a little Italian Parmesan Cheese shaker, and I ventured off into the wild blue yonder. And they are *everywhere*. In the Sistene Chapel, the Beaches of Normandy, Notre Dame...you name it, they're there. I arrived back in the States, healed, broke, and happier than I'd been in years. But I knew that I no longer wanted to trade a dollar for an hour, so I went looking for something else. That's when network marketing and internet marketing found me. It's been 4 years since I found that world, and the transformation it's made in my life has been nothing but profound. I've met amazing people in the network marketing, internet marketing, life coaching, and entrepreneurship world. Every single day I learn from them and they impact me. In August 2013, I started a Podcast called The Solopreneur Hour - Job Security for the Unemployable. It's aim is to show the other unemployable people of the world the correct path to business success on their own terms. It's been an amazing ride. I'd love if you'd have a listen: http://solohour.com Seth Greene is a 6 Time Best Selling Author, Nationally Recognized Direct Response Marketing Expert, and the only back to back to back GKIC Dan Kennedy Marketer of the Year Nominee. To Get a FREE Copy of Seth’s new book Podcast Marketing Magic, and access to a Live Podcast Marketing Training Conference Call go to http://www.UltimateMarketingMagician.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices