Podcasts about Turchi

Il 28 giugno ricorre l'anniversario della battaglia contro i Turchi del 1389. In occasione del Vidovdan – Giorno di San Vito – è prevista una gigantesca manifestazione di opposizione al governo serbo, organizzata dagli studenti.In Serbia sono in corso da mesi grandi manifestazioni di piazza contro il sistema di potere del presidente Aleksandar Vucic, accusato di una corruzione sistemica che minaccia gravemente lo stato di diritto. A Belgrado abbiamo incontrato Dejan Atanacković, artista e scrittore serbo di fama internazionale che si è impegnato nelle proteste fin dall'inizio fino a diventare uno dei volti più noti della “primavera serba”.Autore di progetti e installazioni di arte contemporanea esposte in tutto il mondo, Atanacković è da sempre un artista politico. Qualche anno fa ha dato alle stampe anche il suo primo romanzo, Lusitania, che nel 2018 si aggiudicato il prestigioso premio Nin, il più importante riconoscimento per la letteratura balcanica e in autunno uscirà anche in lingua italiana. Ci ha offerto uno sguardo sincero e autentico sul suo Paese e sulle dinamiche di una democrazia che ancora stenta ad assumere una forma compiuta.

Davet rappresenta l'essenza del kebab “classico” portata ai suoi massimi livelli, un'esperienza imperdibile se siete a MilanoIscriviti qui alla nuova newsletter Qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Storia dell'omosessualità nell'Impero ottomano, dalle origini fino alla nascita dell'odierna Repubblica turcaIscriviti qui alla nuova newsletter Qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Gli Yörük sono gli ultimi nomadi turchi presenti sul suolo turco, un frammento del passato che resiste ancora oggi alla prova del tempoIscriviti qui alla nuova newsletter Qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Storia del Baklava, un dolce ottomano tanto leggendario da diffondersi in tutto il mondo con i suoi gusti e saporiIscriviti qui alla nuova newsletter Qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Il 24 maggio si celebra nella Chiesa la festa liturgica di Maria Ausiliatrice, «Auxilium Christianorum».  Questa invocazione a Maria fu introdotta nelle Litanie Lauretane dal Papa san Pio V, per commemorare la vittoria contro i Turchi a Lepanto, il 7 ottobre 1571. La festa liturgica di Maria Ausiliatrice fu istituita da Pio VII, il 15 settembre 1815. come ringraziamento per il suo ritorno a Roma, dopo essere stato imprigionato per cinque anni da Napoleone. Il 16 agosto di quello stesso anno 1815 nasceva a Castelnuovo, in Piemonte, san Giovanni Bosco, che fu il più grande devoto e propagatore del culto a Maria Ausiliatrice. Egli maturò questa devozione ne

VIDEO: Leone XIV visita Genazzano ➜ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u93tDvapVDETESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ https://www.bastabugie.it/8160PERCHE' LEONE XIV HA VISITATO SUBITO IL SANTUARIO DI GENAZZANO di Roberto de Mattei Nella sua prima uscita fuori Roma papa Leone XIV si è recato in un luogo poco noto ai più, ma molto caro ad alcuni devoti della Madonna: il Santuario della Madre del Buon Consiglio di Genazzano.Genazzano è un borgo medievale, che fu feudo della famiglia Colonna, arroccato alle pendici dei monti Prenestini, a circa 45 km da Roma. Nel cuore di questo paesino dalle viuzze strette sorge un santuario, retto dai religiosi dell'Ordine di Sant'Agostino, dove si venera un'immagine della Vergine, la cui storia merita di essere conosciuta.Nel XV secolo il popolo albanese, guidato dalla leggendaria figura del principe Giorgio Castriota, detto Scanderberg (1405-1468), si difendeva con tutte le sue forze contro gli invasori musulmani. Ma dopo vent'anni di eroica resistenza contro Maometto II, il difensore della cristianità albanese, logorato dalle battaglie, morì il 17 gennaio 1468. Scanderberg era un grande devoto di un'antica icona della Madonna con il Bambino Gesù, conosciuta come "Santa Maria di Scutari". Scutari è una delle città più antiche dell'Albania, vicino al confine con il Montenegro. Il suo santuario era un centro di devozione a cui tutti ricorrevano e, grazie all'aiuto della Madonna di Scutari, Scanderberg era riuscito a trionfare su eserciti ben più forti del suo. Alla vigilia della sua morte, prima che Scutari e l'Albania cadessero nelle mani dei Turchi, accadde uno straordinario miracolo. La Madonna apparve in sogno a due suoi devoti soldati, a nome de Sclavis e Georgis, ai quali annunciò che la sua immagine avrebbe lasciato Scutari prima che il Paese perdesse la fede, chiedendo loro di seguirla. Mentre de Sclavis e Georgis pregavano davanti all'immagine, questa si staccò dal muro, e avvolta in una nuvola bianca si innalzò in aria e si diresse verso il mare. I due soldati, sorretti da mani angeliche, attraversarono con Lei il mare Adriatico.I NUMEROSISSIMI MIRACOLIQualche tempo prima, la Madonna era apparsa a una pia signora di Genazzano, Petruccia di Nocera, terziaria dell'ordine agostiniano, e le aveva ordinato di edificare un tempio che avrebbe dovuto accogliere una sua immagine, al momento opportuno. Petruccia, che è oggi è venerata come beata, impiegò le sue modeste sostanze per restaurare una chiesetta, dedicata alla Madre del Buon Consiglio, che versava in condizioni precarie.Il 25 aprile del 1467, durante la festa di san Marco, all'ora del Vespro, mentre le strade brulicavano di gente, la campana della chiesa in costruzione cominciò a suonare, senza apparente motivo. Tutti corsero sul posto e videro una nuvoletta bianca discendere dal Cielo e deporre lil dipinto della Madonna di Scutari su una parete della chiesa in costruzione. Poco dopo giunsero i due soldati albanesi, che dissero di aver seguito la Madonna fino a quel punto. La popolazione restò stupefatta, non solo per il prodigioso evento a cui assisté, ma anche per i numerosissimi miracoli realizzati dalla Beata Vergine Maria, che seguirono nello spazio di pochi anni. Tutti furono registrati da un notaio, e confermati da parte del Papa Paolo II, che inviò sul posto suoi legati ed ispettori. Negli atti notarili di Genazzano si conservano pure il nome di sei albanesi che, fra il 1468 e il 1500, si recarono nella cittadina laziale attestando che si trattava proprio della Madonna di Scutari, prodigiosamente scomparsa qualche anno prima.L'antica cappella venne ampliata e fu edificato un Santuario, dedicato a quella che venne chiamata la Madre del Buon Consiglio. L'icona miracolosa si trova ancora oggi nella cappella laterale sinistra, protetta da una cancellata in ferro battuto del XVII secolo. Si tratta di un dipinto su di un sottile strato di intonaco, che misura 31 cm di larghezza e 42,5 cm di altezza. Oltre alla traslazione, un secondo miracolo, tuttora verificabile, lo caratterizza. Il dipinto è come sospeso a un dito dal muro, senza essere fissato su esso (Raffaele Buonanno, Memorie Storiche della Immagine de Maria, SS. Del Buon Consiglio Che si venera in Genezzano, Tipografia dell'Immacolata, Napoli 1880, 20 ed., p. 44).LA CONSIGLIERA PER ECCELLENZANel corso dei secoli i Papi, da san Pio V a Leone XIII - che incluse l'invocazione Madre del Buon Consiglio nelle Litanie Lauretane - fino a Giovanni XXIII e a Giovanni Paolo II, confermarono questa devozione, e con loro fu venerata da numerosi santi quali san Paolo della Croce, san Giovanni Bosco, sant'Alfonso Maria de' Liguori, san Luigi Orione. Uno dei più grandi devoti della Madonna del Buon Consiglio, nel XX secolo, è stato il prof. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, che da Lei ricevette una specialissima grazia: l'intima certezza di compiere la sua missione contro-rivoluzionaria. La Madonna di Genazzano aiuta in modo speciale coloro che nei momenti critici della loro vita hanno bisogno di certezze e di orientamento. La Madre del Buon Consiglio è la Consigliera per eccellenza, per mezzo della quale noi possiamo ottenere aiuto nelle prove, nelle incertezze e nelle difficoltà della nostra vita. Pregandola, ci si sente avvolti dal suo sguardo e la concessione delle sue grazie ci è assicurata dai singolari mutamenti cromatici e di fisionomia del suo volto.Papa Leone XIV che da cardinale, il 25 aprile 2024, ha celebrato nel Santuario la Messa in occasione della Festa della "Venuta" della Madre del Buon Consiglio, si è recato a Genazzano nel pomeriggio di sabato 10 maggio 2025 e ha ricordato di esservi stato diverse volte, da quasi 50 anni. La presenza della Madonna, ha aggiunto, è "un dono così grande" per il popolo della cittadina laziale, che da esso "deriva anche una grande responsabilità": "come la Madre mai abbandona i suoi figli, voi dovete essere anche fedeli alla Madre".Il suo richiamo vale per ogni cattolico, che in questi difficili frangenti della storia del mondo e della vita della Chiesa, si rivolge con fiducia alla Beata Vergine Maria, venerandola come Madre del Buon Consiglio.

Dans cet épisode, nous vous emmenons en Sicile.Plus grande île de la Méditerranée, elle mêle histoire, nature et traditions à travers des trésors antiques et l'imposant volcan Etna, lui offrant des paysages spectaculaires. Authentique et ensoleillée, la Sicile invite à un voyage riche en émotions et en découvertes.Où aller en Sicile ?Palerme et ses environsSi vous décidez [d'aller en Sicile: https://www.selectour.com/sicile/sejour] et que vous vous demandez où aller sur cette île, nous vous conseillons de débuter par Palerme, la capitale.Parmi les incontournables à visiter : le Palais des Normands, la chapelle palatine et ses mosaïques en or, la cathédrale de Palerme, la place iconique des Quattro Canti, la fontaine de la Piazza Pretoria et le théâtre Massimo, la cathédrale et son cloître bénédictin, le centre historique et les plages de Mondello.La Sicile occidentaleDirection le village médiéval d'Erice et ses ruelles pavées, son château et son église du XIVe siècle.Ensuite, découvrez Trapani et son centre historique, la rue piétonne via Garibaldi, la cathédrale de San Lorenzo et le Palais sénatorial. Nous vous conseillons les îles Égades, un archipel composé de trois îles principales : Levanzo, Marettimo et Favignana. Aussi, visitez Marsala, la réserve naturelle du Stagnone, Mazara del Vallo, la Piazza Republica et le théâtre Garibaldi.Agrigente et la Vallée des TemplesNous continuons notre tour des lieux où aller en Sicile avec cette fois-ci Agrigente.C'est la ville de la côte sud perchée sur des collines, qui a su préserver la vieille ville. Parcourez à pied la Via Atenea, la Vallée des Temples et ses temples gréco-romains, découvrez la Scala dei Turchi, surnommé "L'escalier des Turcs", une magnifique falaise d'un blanc immaculé surplombant la mer, et terminer ce périple par Cefalù, le paysage de carte postale par excellence en Sicile.L'Est de la SicilePartez à la découverte de plusieurs lieux cultes, tels que Syracuse, l'île d'Ortygie, ainsi que trois petits joyaux du baroque sicilien inscrits au patrimoine de l'UNESCO : Noto, Modica et Ragusa.Le centre de la SicileDes lieux incontournables et vibrants vous attendent avec Enna, la Piazza Armerina, la Villa Romana del Casale et Caltagirone, jolie bourgade renommée pour ses céramiques.La côte ionienneNous vous invitons à découvrir Catane, deuxième ville la plus importante de Sicile, riche d'un patrimoine historique. L'Etna, le plus grand volcan d'Europe et aussi l'un des plus actifs au monde avec près d'une centaine d'éruptions au cours du XXe siècle. Mais aussi Taormine, Messine, et les îles Éoliennes.Pourquoi voyager en Sicile ?La Sicile est une île extraordinaire qui a beaucoup à offrir tant par ses richesses culturelles et naturelles, sa gastronomie et son climat agréable toute l'année.Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur la destination et, pourquoi pas, préparer votre prochain [séjour en Sicile: https://www.selectour.com/sicile/sejour], n'hésitez pas à faire appel à nos [experts: https://www.selectour.com/agent/recherche?postalCode=&city=&favoriteDestination=IT&page=1] !À bientôt dans le cockpit !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Nel romanzo di una scrittrice tedesca di origine turco-curda, i conflitti di una emigrazione forzata si intrecciano a quelli familiari, religiosi, sociali, sessuali. Attraverso generazioni diverse, le appartenenze si confondono, la lingua madre scompare e riappare, tutte le identità si mostrano fragili. Un processo che assomiglia a quello di tutte le trasformazioni di questi anni: le migrazioni non sono l'eccezione ma lo specchio fedele di un mondo più grande. Tutti i nostri segreti di Fatma Aydemir, Fazi Editore Tornano dal 15 maggio le "Dieci lezioni sui podcast", dieci incontri online per raccontare come si arriva dall'idea di un podcast alla sua pubblicazione: trovi tutte le informazioni su ⁠⁠⁠questa pagina⁠⁠⁠. Le lezioni sono rivolte a chiunque voglia conoscere come funziona la produzione di un podcast, ma anche a chi sa già qualcosa e vuole saperne di più. Durante gli incontri si parlerà degli aspetti più creativi della produzione – come l'ideazione, la scelta del linguaggio e la scrittura – e di quelli più tecnici come la sonorizzazione, l'editing e il montaggio. Ma si parlerà anche di cosa vuol dire fare giornalismo nei podcast, dei modi diversi di raccontare la cronaca nera, gli esteri o le notizie del giorno, e di come trovare storie da raccontare tutti i giorni. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"I salari non consentono di vivere bene, necessario un cambiamento" dice Mattarella, parlando anche di sicurezza sul lavoro, centinaia di morti ogni anno "su cui l'indifferenza non è accettabile". Ieri Meloni ha incontrato Erdogan e celebrato nuovi accordi commerciali con la Turchia, a cominciare da nuovi droni prodotti dai due Paesi. Gino Cecchettin chiede agli artisti di rivedere il modo in cui parlano del rapporto uomo-donna nelle canzoni, per spingere un cambiamento culturale necessario. E nasce una nuova casa editrice inglese per autori "solo uomini" che raccontino i temi di oggi con una prospettiva maschile.

Turchi in Europa: come l'Impero Ottomano cambiò la storia europea con l'avanzata militare e la caduta dell'Impero Bizantino nel 1453.

Ever feel like your leadership failures are holding you back? Think again. In this episode, Anne Turchi reveals how the best leaders don't avoid mistakes—they transform them into growth opportunities.  Anne Turchi, Director of Organizational Effectiveness and Transformation at Columbia Sportswear, shares her leadership journey from managing a tennis camp to leading a team of internal consultants in a large corporation. With over 20 years of experience driving organizational change across for-profit, higher education, and non-profit institutions, Anne brings a wealth of insights about creating cultures where growth and learning thrive. In this episode, Anne reveals how her biggest leadership lessons came from everyday challenges and failures. She explores the critical importance of having safe spaces to process mistakes and reflects on how her approach to leadership has evolved over time. Discover practical strategies to create environments where both you and your team can fail forward, learn continuously, and develop stronger leadership skills through honest reflection. Stop dreading missteps and start leveraging them for your leadership journey. Connect with Anne on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneturchi/

Se anche la tua crush si è scandalizzata dell'inesistente tatto diplomatico di Trump nei confronti di alleati e avversari, raccontale l'evento diplomatico più trash degli ultimi 500 anni: il dissing tra Turchi e Cosacchi del 1676.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bentornati Orsetti e Orsette dai mille coloriChe bella la primavera!Oggi sono andato a fare un giro nel bosco

We walk you around Otranto, its city beaches and visit geologically stunning and popular nearby beaches along the coast, including the Grotta della Poesia, the Baia dei Turchi, the faraglioni of Sant'Andrea and Torre dell'Orso. Otranto is packed with history. From the famous mosaic floor of its cathedral, the castle of Otranto that inspired the first Gothic novel, and the tragedy of the 1480 massacre of 800 martyrs, whose bones are still on display. Plus those city beaches and where to eat the best seafood in Otranto! Details of the locations of the spots visited, the recommended restaurants and parking for the nearby beaches can be found in our companion Puglia Guys Otranto guide. Follow us on Instagram for frequent video stories, reels, photos, ideas and other information to inspire your stay in Puglia.

Turchia ed Olanda, due paesi a più di 2000 km di distanza ma che da sempre sono legati da un'amicizia antica, risalente alla Guerra degli 80 anni. Un viaggio alla scoperta di quel che è stato e che è oggi il rapporto fra questi due stati.Reboot di un articolo uscito su Medio Oriente e Dintorni il 26 agosto 2019Iscriviti al canale Telegram per guardare tutta la lista di tutti gli eventi (ad oggi) confermati ed avvisatemi se ne conoscete altri Mentre qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Oggi la sentenza sul caso Open Arms, Salvini rischia 6 anni di carcere. Sentiamo la nostra Betta Fiorito.Scontri nel nord della Siria tra curdi e filo-turchi. Una delegazione americana oggi incontra il nuovo leader siriano Al Jolani. Con noi Lorenzo Trombetta, giornalista dell’ANSA e analista per Limes. Chiudiamo l’anno con due buone notizie: la conclusione di una grande muraglia (verde) in Cina e una sentenza del Montana che sancisce il diritto dei giovani ad un clima stabile. Ne parliamo con Giorgio Vacchiano, ricercatore di scienze forestali all’Università di Milano e divulgatore.

Enzo Paolo Turchi: il Grande Fratello, I Segreti e il sogno di Amici.Dall'addio al Grande Fratello al desiderio di insegnare ad Amici: ecco cosa ha raccontato Enzo Paolo Turchi!#EnzoPaoloTurchi #GrandeFratello #HelenaPrestes #ShailaGatta #Amici #Coreografia #TalentShow #RealityTV #GiovaniTalenti #DanceExperience

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ https://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=8012RICONOSCIUTO IL 71° MIRACOLO A LOURDES di Paola Belletti La Chiesa di solito non ha fretta. [...] Ce lo mostra [...] la storia di un soldato britannico, John Traynor, e del 71° miracolo riconosciuto a Lourdes. Nato a Liverpool da madre irlandese, nel 1883 si arruolò nella Royal Navy all'inizio della Grande guerra. Il primo conflitto mondiale è famigerato per la sanguinosità delle battaglie e il costo spropositano in termini di vite umane strappate e di quelle segnate da ferite gravi e mutilazioni, al punto che molte opere sorsero per dare sollievo proprio a chi si era salvato dalla morte immediata, ma se l'era in qualche modo portata a casa sotto forma di menomazioni, malattie e dolori indicibili. Dieci milioni i soldati caduti sul campo di battaglia, venti i feriti.John è uno di quelli: rimase ferito per la prima volta l'8 ottobre del 1914 vicino ad Anversa, durante l'attacco tedesco al Belgio che contava sulla città fortificata come roccaforte inespugnabile. Negli scontri John Taylor venne ferito per la prima volta, l'8 ottobre del 1914; una seconda avvenne nella battaglia di Gallipoli (attuale Turchia) quando fu raggiunto da colpi di mitragliatrice, l'8 maggio dell'anno successivo, il secondo del conflitto. Da quel momento iniziò il calvario di sofferenze per il giovane soldato, come leggiamo sul sito del santuario mariano: «Numerosi interventi chirurgici fallirono. Perse l'uso del braccio destro, ma rifiutò l'amputazione e soffrì di gravi crisi epilettiche. Nel 1920, un chirurgo di Liverpool tentò di curare l'epilessia con la trapanazione, che causò una paralisi parziale di entrambe le gambe. Le sue condizioni erano tali che all'inizio dell'estate del 1923, "fu destinato all'hospice des incurables, dove sarebbe entrato il 24 luglio 1923" (procès verbal de guérison du Bureau des Constatations Médicales, firmato dal presidente, Docteur Auguste Vallet, 2 ottobre 1926)».Quando le possibilità solo umane si avviavano all'esaurimento, seppure in un accompagnamento pietoso, John decise di bussare alla porta di Maria SS: nel luglio del 1923 partecipò al primo pellegrinaggio dell'arcidiocesi di Liverpool al santuario di Lourdes. Il 25 luglio, dopo essere stato immerso nelle piscine e aver partecipato alla processione eucaristica e alla benedizione degli ammalati, si trovò perfettamente guarito. «Lo stesso giorno, i medici che accompagnavano il pellegrinaggio confermarono le sue condizioni. Lasciò Lourdes il giorno seguente. Si recò al Bureau des Constatations Médicales il 7 luglio 1926 per dichiarare la sua guarigione. John Traynor tornò a Lourdes ogni anno come barelliere, fino al 1939. È membro della Liverpool Brancardier Association. Si dice nel Regno Unito che sia stato il primo cattolico britannico a essere guarito a Lourdes. Morì l'8 dicembre 1943 per una malattia completamente diversa».RICONOSCIUTO IL MIRACOLO DEL 1923Un secolo e un anno dopo il Santuario di Lourdes accoglie la proclamazione ufficiale post-mortem del 71° miracolo di Lourdes, da parte di Mons. Malcolm McMahon, arcivescovo di Liverpool. Ridotta a cronaca asciutta di uno degli innumerevoli miracoli avvenuti per intercessione di Maria nei pressi della grotta di Massabielle, la storia del corpulento, sano e vivace John, non emerge in tutta la sua bellezza. Chi lo ha conosciuto anni dopo la guarigione ce ne lascia un affresco vivido e consolante. Così ce lo tratteggia un testimone oculare: «Lo vidi per la prima volta mentre camminavo lungo la banchina con la mia valigia e lo vidi in attesa di salire sulla carrozza in cui speravo di viaggiare. Un uomo di corporatura robusta, alto circa cinque piedi e dieci, con un viso forte, sano e rubicondo, vestito con un abito grigio piuttosto sgualcito, che portava la sua borsa da viaggio, si distingueva dalla folla circostante. Con lui c'erano due dei suoi bambini piccoli e otto o dieci pellegrini irlandesi e inglesi che tornavano a casa da Lourdes. Ora, John Traynor era un miracolo perché, secondo tutte le leggi della natura, non avrebbe dovuto essere lì in piedi, robusto e sano. Avrebbe dovuto essere, se fosse stato vivo, paralizzato, epilettico, una massa di piaghe, rattrappito, con un braccio destro raggrinzito e inutile e un buco spalancato nel cranio. Questo era quello che era stato. Questo era il modo in cui l'abilità medica aveva dovuto lasciarlo, dopo aver fatto del suo meglio. Questo era il modo in cui la scienza medica aveva certificato che doveva rimanere». Di lui ricorda con gratitudine la fede virile, senza eccessi, la personalità naturale e modesta, un'intelligenza pulita arricchita proprio dalla fede senza aver potuto forgiarla con un'istruzione superiore.LA FEDE CATTOLICARimase orfano in giovane età ma della madre ricorda la grande devozione alla santa Messa e alla Comunione insieme alla solida fiducia nella Santa Madre di Dio. John ricorda che si accostava all'Eucarestia quotidianamente quando la pratica era assai poco diffusa. Quando venne ferito la prima volta stava svolgendo il suo dovere di soldato con coraggio e dedizione: la scheggia che gli arrivò nel cranio lo sorprese mentre stava portando in salvo uno dei suoi ufficiali. «Non riprese conoscenza fino a cinque settimane dopo, quando si svegliò dopo un'operazione in un ospedale marittimo in Inghilterra. Si riprese rapidamente e tornò in servizio». Anche nella spedizione in Egitto e sui Dardanelli continuò a distinguersi per abnegazione e forza in condizioni asperrime e disastrose per le forze alleate. La risposta dei Turchi fu così violenta che le operazioni furono sospese per diverse ore; tutti gli ufficiali erano stati uccisi e per questo Traynor si ritrovò a capo di 100 uomini. Anche il cappellano cattolico, padre Finn, venne ucciso e finì in acqua ma John e alcuni compagni recuperarono il corpo e lo seppellirono sulla riva. Continuava ad essere virtuoso, a perseguire il bene possibile in ogni circostanza. Resistette incolume fino all'8 maggio quando fu crivellato da una serie di colpi che segnarono l'inizio della sua dolorosa "carriera" di invalido e paziente sottoposto a numerose operazioni inefficaci e anzi portatrici di altra sofferenza.Persino la storia del pellegrinaggio ha del miracoloso per tutti gli ostacoli che dovette superare, a causa della ferma e anche ragionevole opposizione di medici e sacerdoti e per tutti i fondati pronostici di morte che in molti gli fecero. John non desistette mai, l'obiezione che sarebbe potuto morire a Lourdes o già durante il viaggio la vinceva rispondendo che sarebbero stati un buon posto e una buona causa per cui morire. Nemmeno la guarigione arrivò al primo tentativo ma, racconta egli stesso, volle partecipare a tutte le devozioni e a tutte le immersioni nelle piscine che poteva.Nel frattempo soffriva terribilmente perché gli standard di cura sia sui treni dei malati sia all'Asile dove sostavano gli infermi gravi al santuario non erano affatto come sono ora. Le ferite peggiorarono, le crisi epilettiche si acuirono, ma ogni volta, invitato con forza a desistere da quasi tutti, John ribadiva la sua ferma intenzione a restare. Dopo la decima immersione nelle piscine, uscì e non ebbe più crisi epilettiche. Nelle ore e i giorni successivi la sua guarigione divenne totale. Per non allarmare (o forse perché anche se non c'era Whatsapp gli uomini tendevano a comunicare così, con meno del minimo indispensabile), mandò un breve telegramma alla moglie: «Sto meglio, Jack».

Eccoci di nuovo insieme! Dario e Matteo al microfono per tentare di analizzare la nuova scatola Ottoman Discipline. Tentare? Ebbene sì, perché ci sono così tante novità nel mondo dei pupazzi che vi ci vorrà un po' per ascoltare i nostri pensieri su questi nuovi modelli. Una cosa però ve la possiamo assicurare: il viaggio sarà un'esperienza! Buon ascolto!

Bonjour à toutes et à tous !Le PATREON : https://www.patreon.com/lesamisdalexisLa chaine des Alexis Reviews : http://www.youtube.com/c/alexisreviewsMon Instagram : https://instagram.com/lesavisdalexis?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Le lien pour retrouver mes tours en vente : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zDb2p5KHvRDSrA9CrqRb6lCw8TmUsv43-QyZ02ZOBJk/edit?usp=sharingLe podcast : https://smartlink.ausha.co/les-avis-d-alexisLa page facebook des avis un petit j'aime pour suivre nos actualités : https://www.facebook.com/lesavisdalexis/.Le podcast : https://smartlink.ausha.co/les-avis-d-alexisVous pouvez retrouver et faire un don sur ma page Tipee : https://www.tipeee.com/les-avis-d-alexisL'épisode n°551 des avis d'Alexis est en ligne, une chronique, un tour décortiqué et évalué.Aujourd'hui, nous allons vous parler d'un tour s'appelant Envylope 2.0 de Brandon David & Chris Turchi.Pour l'acheter : https://www.marchanddetrucs.com/magasin-de-magie/p3/envylope-2.htmlIl a reçu la note de 4/4 coeurs et 2/4 étoiles en difficulté.N'hésitez pas à vous abonnez pour ne rien louper des prochaines vidéos !Si vous avez des questions, je serai ravi d'y répondre ! Contactez moi : dlf.alexis@gmail.com.Bon visionnage

Il 14 agosto 1480, i Turchi conquistano le sponde del Salento con la battaglia di Otranto. Scopri di più e scarica ora l'app di Podcastory! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Backdoor On-Court è il podcast che vi porta dentro le manifestazioni di basket più importanti in assoluto raccontandovi cosa succede e anche tanto dietro le quinte.Oggi vi raccontiamo il secondo giorno di mondiali Under 17.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/backdoor-podcast--4175169/support.

Send us a Text Message.Due to the lapse in releases due to a certain podcast producer getting sick, we are bringing you the Hot Happenings episode that should have come out on May 30th today. Luckily it's still very hot, cause it's all about the Reykjavík Arts Festival which is in full swing and going strong until June 16!The biennale festival has already kicked off with some of the prestigious but highly accessible events we mention in the episode, and there is so much more going on for the next 10 days. With a ton of the programme being free, namely the entire schedule at the Festival Hub in Iðnó, the festival's mandate of inclusivity and access at every level has been truly achieved.Check out the full schedule on their website: https://www.listahatid.is/en/vidburdirLead out track: "Epta" by Ingibjörg Turchi, who plays at the Festival Hub on June 10 at 20:30Read our coverage of the festival: Art For Every Body: Listahátið í Reykjavík returns with an eye on accessibility and inclusivity by Rex BeckettBetween Two Worlds: Anna Þorvaldsdóttir premieres Metaxis at the Reykjavík Art Festival by Jóhannes BjarkasonThere Will Be Flood: Jónsi's large-scale installation opens at Hafnarhús by Iryna Zubenko66 Degrees of Sound is a podcast production by The Reykjavík Grapevine, hosted by music editor Jóhannes Bjarkason and listings editor Rex Beckett.Editing and intro music by Rex Beckett.All tracks played on the show are in accordance with STEF, the Composers' Rights Society of Iceland.Check out grapevine.is for the full magazine coverage and events.grapevine.is for more upcoming events. Instagram: @rvkgrapevine Facebook: The Reykjavík Grapevine Youtube: The Reykjavík Grapevine

Lorenzo Cipriani"Mare Nostrum"Navigando nella storia: un periplo del mondo antico in barca a velaGiunti Editorewww.giunti.itLorenzo Cipriani è un esploratore a 360 gradi del nostro tempo, perché è sempre alla ricerca delle origini della nostra civiltà con la sapienza di chi non separa mai Scienza e Umanesimo ma li intreccia per ascoltare le voci antiche dentro la babele del presente e comporle in quadri viventi che suscitano quelle domande a cui solo il futuro potrà dare una risposta. In questo libro appassionato e multiforme racconta il suo viaggio in barca a vela lungo le rotte mediterranee dei popoli che hanno fondato l'Occidente, approdando nei porti delle terre e delle isole che furono protagoniste del mondo antico. L'itinerario si sviluppa dall'Italia alla Grecia fino a Istanbul, le isole dell'Egeo e la costa turca, per tornare poi verso casa passando da Creta, Malta, Sicilia, Sardegna e le isole Baleari.Greci, Etruschi, Fenici, Romani, Genovesi, Veneziani, Pisani, Amalfitani, Turchi, Bizantini, Ottomani e Sardi sono fra i popoli che hanno navigato il Mare Nostrum: Cipriani intrattiene un faccia a faccia con le loro interessanti storie, mette a fuoco personaggi talvolta bizzarri, racconta leggende anche un poco strane ed evoca miti non sempre edificanti. Arte e narrazione, ma anche poesia e musica, si intrecciano in questo libro per proporre non solo una guida coinvolgente per futuri viaggi ma soprattutto un'immersione totale dentro la Natura, che sempre nutre e insegna. Di volta in volta l'autore è stato anche accompagnato da quattro triglie, comprate in ogni porto per una ricerca scientifica ad alto livello sulla presenza di microplastiche nelle loro viscere e poi saltate in padella per il palato degli ospiti italiani e stranieri che si sono avvicendati su Milanto. Per questo siamo di fronte a un vademecum disincantato ma energizzante rivolto a un'anima che voglia ritrovare sé stessa dietro le mistificazioni della nostra società contemporanea.Lorenzo Cipriani è storico dell'arte, musicista, scrittore e storyteller. Come skipper naviga per i mari del mondo, collaborando con il dipartimento di Biologia dell'Università di Firenze per ricerche scientifiche sulle microplastiche. È progettista e responsabile culturale di varie istituzioni pubbliche e private. Ha realizzato Gli Spaesati, un ciclo di podcast su opere d'arte disperse nei grandi musei del mondo. Fra i suoi ultimi libri: Pistoia. Arte-Storia-Cultura (Gli Ori 2019) e Il respiro dell'oceano. Giro del mondo in barca a vela ai tempi del covid (I libri di Mompracem 2022). Fotografo, è in uscita Art Odyssey (Metilene) su questo stesso viaggio nel Mediterraneo.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Tous les dimanches à minuit, Daniel Riolo propose une heure de show en direct avec Moundir Zoughari pour les passionnés de poker. Conseils d'un joueur professionnel, actualité, tournois... Votre rendez-vous poker, sur RMC !

Welcome back RevDivers! Tune in to hear Paola Turchi, the RCM Solutions Lead at Notable.Highlights:Key challenges in revenue cycle management within the healthcare sector.In-depth discussion on managing prior authorizations effectively.Strategies to improve patient collections and satisfaction.The role of technology in streamlining healthcare RCM processes.Expert insights and practical tips for healthcare professionals.Learn more about Notable here: https://www.notablehealth.com/Guests LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paola-turchi-mshca-fhfma-facmpe-cpc-4836727/Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/notablehealth/Thanks to our sponsor Boston Software Systems, find more about them here for: https://www.bostonsoftwaresystems.com/HomeSubscribe to the Slice of Healthcare Network to be notified for new episodes:  https://youtube.com/@sliceofhealthcare?feature=shared

Et si on envoyait du lourd dès la reprise ? Dès ce jeudi 4 janvier, nous recevons au studio : Julien Sitbon : joueur pro, Julien a remporté son premier bracelet cet été et vient d'intégrer le team Winamax à l'automne.  Virgile Turchi : 24 ans, joueur pro depuis 2 ans, Virgile a déjà une belle régularité sur le circuit Live et joue aussi pas mal en ligne. Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Streaming : Steven Réalisation et montage : Gabriel Musique : G-Process Club Poker Radio vous est présentée par Winamax, le n°1 du poker en ligne.   Perte d'argent, conflits familiaux, addiction… Les jeux d'argent sont interdits aux moins de 18 ans et peuvent être dangereux. En cas de besoin, contactez le 09 74 75 13 13.

Quattordicesima puntata della sesta stagione di J-TACTICS, la rubrica di radiomegliodiniente.com, dedicata alla vecchia signora bianconera.Era l'estate del lontano 1480 quando la flotta turca comandata dal governatore di Valona Gedik Ahmet Pascià approdò a nord di Otranto, su quel tratto di spiaggia dalla sabbia sottile chiamata oggi Baia dei Turchi.Con grande velocità, la notizia si diffuse in tutta la zona, in tempo per permettere alla popolazione di campagna di rifugiarsi nei centri fortificati più vicini, in particolare a Otranto.Arrivati alle porte della città, gli ottomani cercarono una resa pacifica degli abitanti ma gli otrantini attaccarono con frecce e cannonate i turchi che erano stati inviati per la trattativa.Così, 15000 uomini invasero Otranto e tra bombardamenti e infuocati lanci di frecce, iniziò una dura e sanguinosa battaglia: la battaglia di Otranto.Gli otrantini contavano, però, solo su circa 5000 uomini e un ristretto gruppo di mercenari, le armi di cui essi disponevano non erano all'avanguardia, senza contare che il loro sistema difensivo era arretrato.Eppure, nonostante le armi in loro possesso fossero esigue, difesero con tutto il loro impegno la città, ma molti dei loro uomini persero la vita.Il mese di agosto vide la ferocia dei turchi inasprirsi notevolmente, come nel funesto passaggio di un tornado, i soldati saccheggiarono tutte le chiese, distrussero abitazioni, violentarono le donne e le divisero dai loro bambini, uccisero brutalmente gli uomini.Da qui l'espressione "Mamma li Turchi", esclamazione di paura e terrore, di fronte ad una minaccia da cui non si trova scampo. Senza scampo, proprio come i malcapitati amaranto della Salernitana travolti con un tennistico 6-1 in quel dell'Allianz Stadium nella sfida valevole per gli ottavi di finale di Coppa Italia.Partita senza storia, nonostante i padroni di casa bianconeri si siano ritrovati dopo appena un minuto sotto di un gol a causa di uno svarione di Gatti.Tra tanto splendore una stella brilla più delle altre nel firmamento bianconero.La stella della giovane promessa turca Kenan Yildiz, autore di una prestazione monstre.Ebbene sì, Yildiz è la nuova stella della Juventus: "Mamma li Turchi!" avranno esclamato i poveri salernitani.Dopo alcune prove abbastanza convincenti il diciottenne in Coppa Italia contro la Salernitana ha messo in mostra ancora una volta doti tecniche fuori dal comune, un gol di rara bellezza paragonabile ai gol di illustri interpreti bianconeri del passato.Dopo la rete al Frosinone in campionato festeggiata in stile Del Piero con linguaccia a favore di telecamere, il giovane turco, con il suo gol ai campani a riproposto le movenze di un altro numero 10 e capitano bianconero, Roberto Baggio.A molti tifosi della vecchia signora infatti il gol del 5-1 siglato da Kenan ha ricordato il meraviglioso gol messo a segno dal Divin Codino durante i Mondiali del 1990 contro l'allora Cecoslovacchia.Il paragone non sembra assolutamente azzardato data la pregevolezza nella preparazione ed esecuzione del gol da parte del giovane turco.La strada verso l'Olimpo degli Dei bianconeri come Del Piero e Baggio per Yildiz è ancora sicuramente lunga e lastricata di insidie, ma per quanto fatto vedere fino ad oggi e a soli 18 anni il paragone con alcuni mostri sacri della storia bianconera non appare essere un sacrilegio e chissà che ciò porti la necessaria fortuna al giovane Kenan.Di questo e altro parleremo in questa puntata! Diteci la vostra, interagiremo con voi in chat live!Ecco i link dei nostri social:CANALE TELEGRAM:https://t.me/+TYOn7FZAQwet7MAtINSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/jtactics_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=TWITTER:https://twitter.com/RadioMDN?t=woKQltSFRUTw9qibbRZaJA&s=09

Yann Turchi discusses the hair industry in Paris, France, the world of wig hairstyling, and the evolution of the fashion and beauty industry. This episode is part of Beyond the Set: Session Hair Artists, a season in collaboration with Celebraids, a hairstyling agency that connects highly skilled textured hair specialists with professionals. "Beyond the Set: Session Hair Artists" puts the spotlight on the world of hair styling for textured specialists, with insightful conversations that delve into the art, culture, and expertise behind creating stunning hair designs around the world in entertainment, fashion, and music. This series offers a unique and much-needed platform for these talented artists to share their stories, experiences, and the secrets behind their craft.Follow on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @coilscashcultureSign up to our mailing list at www.coilscashculture.com

Mobster Ronald Turchi was murdered in late October 1999 after what many believed was a falling out with the Philadelphia Crime Family. Turchi was shot to death, hog tied and left naked in the trunk of a car in South Philly. His murder is still unsolved 24 years later. Retired, veteran Crime Scene Investigator John Taggart processed the car Turchi was found in as part of the investigation. He joins Mob Talk Sitdown & The Philly Prime Podcast to discussed the case and why so many Mob murders go unsolved.

We're back from hiatus! After a few weeks of retooling and behind-the-scenes makeover montages, your pals Rex and Jói are back with a lemon-fresh new episode of 66 Degrees of Sound.66 Degrees of Sound by The Reykjavík Grapevine is your one-stop shop for brand new Icelandic music, where Grapevine journalists Rex Beckett and Jóhannes Bjarkason (aka Jói) discuss the latest Icelandic music releases and upcoming events. The show will now exist in podcast form only and mainly focus on new music, with discussions, artist interviews, and track listens. We will keep including one or two notable events per episode, but may not be relevant if you get hooked and go listen to back episodes. On our first episode back, we oil our rusty podcasting hinges talking about the gorgeous new album by Laufey, a delightful surprise from newcomers Hreyfing, the mesmerizing and wonderous latest release from Ingibjörg Turchi, and friend of the show MSEA's brand new baby. We also highlight the upcoming Anna Þorvaldsdóttir double-bill, with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra performing her works on October 5th & 6th.Episode tracklist:Laufey — California And Me (Bewitched, r. September 8)Hreyfing — See You Later (Alligator) (Hreyfing Presents: Greatest Hits r. September 8)Ingibjörg Turchi — Epta (Stropha r. September 1) MSEA — It's got a little ring to it (Our Daily Apocalypse Walk r. September 15)The Iceland Symphony Orchestra performs the works of Anna Þorvaldsdóttir over a two night programme:October 5th at Harpa performing AION along with cello soloist Kian Soltani performing the additional works of Elgar.October 6th at Hallgrímskirka performing ARCHORA with accompaniment of the Klais organ.You can find that and more events on our site events.grapevine.is. You can also upload your for free.Check out grapevine.is for the full magazine coverage and events.grapevine.is for more upcoming events. Instagram: @rvkgrapevine Facebook: The Reykjavík Grapevine Youtube: The Reykjavík Grapevine

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Hojlund al Manchester United è la quarta cessione più costosa della storia della Serie A. Milan e Inter si rinforzano ancora in mezzo al campo: serviva davvero? Il triste compromesso al ribasso per gli Europei 2032

#strega #Italian #witchcraft Angela Puca covers Italian Shamanism, Paganism, folk magick, witchcraft, vernacular healers, the use of Segnature in relation to Social Media. Paper delivered at the annual conference of the British Association for the Study of Religions in September 2019 at Leeds Trinity University. CONNECT & SUPPORT

Venezia 1481. Un città avvolta dalla nebbia accoglie quattro avventurieri richiamati dalle fosche nubi che si addensano sopra il Dogato. La Serenissima è sconfitta dai Turchi dopo la scomparsa di Vlad ed una nuova guerra è alle porte, ed è solo l'inizio...LINK UTILI!Fumble @ Bergamo Comicon: https://ticket.comicon.it/acquista-biglietti/evento.aspx?ID=1680Discord Blood Manor Games: https://discord.gg/kVdbDVdGyJBundle per la Romagna: https://itch.io/b/1893/charity-bundle-a-favore-della-romagna-alluvionataGDR su Maglietta: https://maritees.myspreadshop.it/GDR su Maglietta in PDF: https://mari511.itch.io/Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1693919/advertisement

We wake up in a fast-paced world, and sometimes 24 hours isn't enough. But what if you could get back an extra hour each week? What would you do with it? I bet most of us will do what we love. Perhaps become a better spouse, parent, or friend. Or pursue bigger things and spend an hour less treated like a ticket. That's when the power of AI comes in. Today's episode is not a typical discussion about AI because our guest, Dan Turchin, CEO and Founder of PeopleReign, will tell us what the future could be with the help of AI. Meet the tech powerhouse and AI aficionado, Dan Turchin! As the CEO and Founder of PeopleReign, he's revolutionizing employee service automation with his leading AI platform. He's also a member of the Forbes Technology Council and the host of the wildly popular podcast show AI and the Future of Work. But wait, there's more! Before PeopleReign, he was at the helm of InsightFinder, the AIOps leader, and co-founded Astound, an AI-first enterprise platform for HR and IT. Oh, and did we mention he's served as Chief Product Officer at Fortinet and a Senior Director of Product Strategy at ServiceNow? This guy's tech cred is off the charts. But he's not just a tech genius, Dan's also an active angel investor and startup advisor with over 30 companies in his portfolio. He's passionate about building great teams and great products that solve hard problems and change lives. And when he's not crushing it in the tech world, he's likely cheering on youth soccer, indulging in some adventure sports, or reading Asimov and Dr. Seuss. Dan's got a BS and BA from Stanford University, so he's got the smarts to back up his incredible tech journey. A, for Augmented Not Artificial “If we could build like a great big digital brain that like personal concierge that would be awesome. You've got like your companion brain that gets smarter all the time and is just there to assist you, to make you like the best version...That's our vision for the future of work, for the future of humanity.” --- Dan Turchin Gen Z is known for being great consumers of new technologies, like AI and machine learning, without necessarily understanding how they work. Imagine walking into the office and the walls knowing who you are, making your job easier. The mundane tasks that create friction between employees and employers disappear, giving employees an hour back to do more of what they love. Dan Turchin emphasizes the end goal is to bring impact to the next billion employees and make work life more human. Transforming Life, Enhancing Capabilities Imagine being able to travel the world and understand every language without even speaking it. Sounds like science fiction, right? But with the rapid advancements in technology, it's becoming a reality. The only impediments to this technology were storage problems, bandwidth, and data training, but now those are rapidly being solved. Augmentation is a huge part of this... “There's amazing research in AI that's going into the augmentation of capabilities that we thought, we thought there was a limit to what we could do as humans, now we realize there's no limit and its augmented intelligence that's helping us realize that.” --- Dan Turchin Not only does it save time and accelerate outputs, but it also helps people with disabilities, too. Futuristic Perspectives Doing what you love is what makes you the best version of yourself. Dan delves

durée : 00:05:55 - Open source - par : Mattéo Caranta - Deux années. C'est le temps qu'il a fallu à Marine Turchi de Médiapart pour boucler et publier l'enquête mettant en cause Gérard Depardieu pour violences et agressions sexuelles. Deux années c'est long, mais c'est le temps nécessaire du cheminement qui permet à la parole des victimes de s'exprimer.

City Lights presents Peter Turchi in conversation with Austin Kleon. Peter Turchi discusses his new book “(Don't) Stop Me if You've Heard This Before (and Other Essays on Writing Fiction)”, published by Trinity University Press. This virtual event was hosted by Peter Maravelis. You can purchase copies of “(Don't) Stop Me if You've Heard This Before (and Other Essays on Writing Fiction)” directly from City Lights here: https://citylights.com/dont-stop-me-if-youve-heard-this-befor/ Peter Turchi has written and coedited several books on writing fiction, including “Maps of the Imagination: The Writer as Cartographer”, “A Muse and a Maze: Writing as Puzzle, Mystery, and Magic”, “A Kite in the Wind: Fiction Writers on Their Craft”, and “(Don't) Stop Me if You've Heard This Before (and Other Essays on Writing Fiction)”. His stories have appeared in “Ploughshares”, “Story”, the “Alaska Quarterly Review”, “Puerto del Sol”, and the “Colorado Review”, among other journals. He has received numerous accolades, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He is a professor of creative writing at the University of Houston. Austin Kleon is a New York Times bestselling author. His books include “Steal Like an Artist”; “Show Your Work!”; “Keep Going”; “Steal Like An Artist Journal”; and “Newspaper Blackout”. His works focus on creativity in today's world. He has spoken at organizations such as Pixar, Google, and TEDx, and at conferences such as The Economist's Human Potential Summit and SXSW. This event was made possible by support from the City Lights Foundation: citylights.com/foundation

The Folger: Hey ChatGPT! Could you write a six line Shakespearean monologue in iambic pentameter about an interview with Jennifer Black, Laura Turchi, and John Ladd about the challenges and opportunities that ChatGPT presents in the English classroom? Thank you! ChatGPT: Of course, I'd be happy to write a Shakespearean monologue on that topic! Here it is: Oh, how ChatGPT may bring the bard to light, And in the English classroom, set things right. With Jennifer, Laura, John to lead the way, They'll show the world what ChatGPT can convey. For in its code, a wealth of knowledge lies, And students learn, to their great teachers' surprise. Based on that monologue, Open AI's ChatGPT tool obviously believes that it can be a positive addition to the classroom. Should you share its optimistic outlook? Our host Barbara Bogaev talks with Jennifer Black of Boise State University, Laura Turchi of Arizona State University, and John Ladd of Washington and Jefferson College about the challenges and opportunities that artificial intelligence tools offer English teachers. Check out this episode on our website to see a gallery of Shakespeare portraits "created" by Open AI's DALL-E tool, responding to prompts including "Shakespeare piloting a Shakespeare in the style of Cowboy Bebop," "Robot William Shakespeare in the style of John Singer Sargent," "Photorealistic image Shakespeare in cyberspace," and "Shakespeare sitting on a cliffside in a jungle working on a laptop." Dr. Jennifer Black is a Lecturer in English Literature at Boise State University, where she teaches a broad range of undergraduate courses in literature and humanities. Her most recent publications focus on teaching Shakespeare online, leadership and ethics in Shakespeare's plays, and flipping the college classroom. Dr. John R. Ladd is an assistant professor in Computing and Information Studies at Washington & Jefferson College. His teaching and research focuses on the use of data across a wide variety of domains, especially in cultural and humanities contexts, as well as on the histories of information and technology. He has published essays and web projects on cultural analytics and humanities data science, the history of data, and network analysis. Dr. Laura Turchi is a teacher educator specializing in English Language Arts. She co-authored Teaching Shakespeare with Purpose: A Student-Centered Approach (Bloomsbury/Arden) with Ayanna Thompson and recently completed Teaching Shakespeare with Interactive Editions (forthcoming from Cambridge University Press ). Turchi is Clinical Professor in English at Arizona State University, where she directs curriculum development for “RaceB4Race: Sustaining, Building, Innovating” at the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. From the Shakespeare Unlimited podcast. Published February 28, 2023. © Folger Shakespeare Library. All rights reserved. This episode was produced by Matt Frassica. Garland Scott is the associate producer. It was edited by Gail Kern Paster. Ben Lauer is the web producer. Leonor Fernandez edits a transcript of every episode, available at folger.edu. We had technical help from Shane McKeon, Kristin Vermilya, and Voice Trax West in Studio City, California. Final mixing services provided by Clean Cuts at Three Seas, Inc.

Peter Turchi is the author of seven books and the co-editor of three anthologies. His books include (Don't) Stop Me if You've Heard This Before; A Muse and A Maze: Writing as Puzzle, Mystery, and Magic; Maps of the Imagination: The Writer as Cartographer; Suburban Journals: The Sketchbooks, Drawings, and Prints of Charles Ritchie, in collaboration with the artist; a novel, The Girls Next Door; a collection of stories, Magician; and The Pirate Prince, co-written with Cape Cod treasure hunter Barry Clifford, about Clifford's discovery of the pirate ship Whydah. He has also co-edited, with Andrea Barrett, A Kite in the Wind: Fiction Writers on Their Craft, The Story Behind the Story: 26 Stories by Contemporary Writers and How They Work and, with Charles Baxter, Bringing the Devil to His Knees: The Craft of Fiction and the Writing Life. He currently teaches at the University of Houston, and in Warren Wilson's MFA Program for Writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Craftwork," author Peter Turchi teaches a lesson on how to use shifting power dynamics to write more dynamic scenes in fiction. Turchi is the author of seven books and the co-editor of three anthologies. His books include (Don't) Stop Me if You've Heard This Before; A Muse and A Maze: Writing as Puzzle, Mystery, and Magic; Maps of the Imagination: The Writer as Cartographer; Suburban Journals: The Sketchbooks, Drawings, and Prints of Charles Ritchie, in collaboration with the artist; a novel, The Girls Next Door; a collection of stories, Magician; and The Pirate Prince, co-written with Cape Cod treasure hunter Barry Clifford, about Clifford's discovery of the pirate ship Whydah. His short story “Night, Truck, Two Lights Burning” has been published, with images by Charles Ritchie, in a limited edition artist's book. He has also co-edited, with Andrea Barrett, A Kite in the Wind: Fiction Writers on Their Craft, The Story Behind the Story: 26 Stories by Contemporary Writers and How They Work and, with Charles Baxter, Bringing the Devil to His Knees: The Craft of Fiction and the Writing Life. Turchi's work has appeared in Tin House, Fiction Writers Review, Ploughshares, Story, The Alaska Quarterly Review, Puerto del Sol, and The Colorado Review, among other journals. His honors include fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, Washington College's Sophie Kerr Prize, an Illinois Arts Council Literary Award, North Carolina's Sir Walter Raleigh Award, and having a quotation from A Muse and a Maze serve as the answer to the New York Times Magazine Sunday acrostic. Born in Baltimore, he earned his BA at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, and his MFA at the University of Arizona. He has taught at Northwestern University and Appalachian State University, and has been on the faculty of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. For 15 years he directed The MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College in Asheville, North Carolina; at Arizona State University he taught fiction and served as Director of Creative Writing and Director of the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing. He currently teaches at the University of Houston, and in Warren Wilson's MFA Program for Writers. Laura, his wife, is a Clinical Professor in English at Arizona State University, where she is curriculum director for “RaceB4Race: Sustaining, Building, Innovating” at the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies; she also co-directs the Shakespeare and Social Justice Project at the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles. Reed, their son, is a musician (www.reedturchi.com). *** Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly literary podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Launched in 2011. Books. Literature. Writing. Publishing. Authors. Screenwriters. Etc. Available where podcasts are available: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, etc. Subscribe to Brad Listi's email newsletter. Support the show on Patreon Merch @otherppl Instagram  YouTube TikTok Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com The podcast is a proud affiliate partner of Bookshop, working to support local, independent bookstores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inspiration comes from many places. When Coach Joe Turchi "Inspires Us", you would be wise to pay attention. Published Author (2x), Life Coach, Business Expert... Coach Joe heavily rely on "The Seven Laws and Principles that Govern Success." This also happens to be the Title of one of Coach Joe's books. Everything starts with awareness, and leads to results. From humble beginnings in South Philadelphia- Joe has manifested the life of his dreams (for himself and his family.) Coach Joe Turchi would love to do that for you as well. When you're ready, Coach Joe is ready for you. Listed below are ways to contact the Coach! Mobile Phone 267-249-5015 Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-turchi-29303040/ Website https://inspiruslifecoaching.com/

«Le due flotte che si affrontarono a Lepanto erano il prodotto di una tecnologia affinata nel corso dei secoli e di colossali investimenti da parte dei tre imperi, l'ottomano, il veneziano e lo spagnolo, che insieme governavano tutto il mondo mediterraneo. La costruzione delle 400 galere fu possibile solo grazie all'esistenza di impianti industriali all'avanguardia come gli arsenali di Venezia e di Istanbul, e allo sfruttamento spietato di risorse forestali in via di esaurimento; i governi dovettero ricorrere a mezzi estremi per reclutare i 60.000 rematori necessari. Eppure, quando le due flotte si incontrarono era praticamente certo che una delle due sarebbe stata cancellata in poche ore…»Dal Festival della Mente 2009 di Sarzana, il prof. Barbero racconta la battaglia di Lepanto del 1571Festival Della Mente: https://festivaldellamente.itCommunity & Palco del Mercoledì: https://barberopodcast.it/communityTwitter: https://twitter.com/barberopodcastFacebook: https://facebook.com/barberopodcastInstagram: https://instagram.com/barberopodcastGeorge Street Shuffle by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3800-george-street-shuffleLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Sean is joined by Chris Wardrope of the World Boxing Foundation to discuss the weekend's action which included Daniel Dubois beating Trevor Bryan for the WBA "Regular" heavyweight title, Richard Riakporhe stunningly stopping Fabio Turchi in two rounds and Jaime Munguia looking a little off the pace against a game Jimmy Kelly as he went on to secure a fifth-round TKO of the Manchester man. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The panel discuss Inoue's brutal KO of Donaire in their rematch, Edgar Berlanga's points win over Angulo. Domestic action gets the treatment as Riakporhe stops Turchi, Leach loses his British title and Jimmy Kelly suffers heartbreak abroad against Jaime Munguia. Next week's Beterbiev-Smith unification gets previewed. Questions, BOTWs and more. The Asylum is a value-for-value show. We throw it out live every Sunday at 8.00pm GMT/3.00pm EST. Consider throwing a bit of value back in any way you choose. PATREON: Visit www.patreon.com/BoxingAsylum for bonus content, Punches from the Past episodes, the exclusive What's App group and more. YOUTUBE: Subscribe - hit the notification bell - like - comment - share - leave a Super Chat. WEBSITE: www.theboxingasylum.com​​ ✿ LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE ON: Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Twitter: twitter.com/asylumbotw

Another interesting weekend of fights lies ahead as Sean & Johnston look forward to Munguia v Kelly, Riakporhe v Turchi & Bryan v Dubois. Plus a round-up of all the other notable names in action across the undercards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All right. I'm Gary Duncan, your host and I want to welcome Jim Domen. He is the founder of church united. He also has a book coming out soon that will talk about just a little bit. It's called anonymous steak, about living in a gay lifestyle and how that is transformed into him. But coming now from went from that to a pastor. And just the story behind that is amazing. And he'll talk a little bit about that. But we're gonna start with talking and I've got this up on the screen. You can see his family there. We've got what church united does, and so want a welcome. Welcome, Jim. And I'm still working on this zoom stuff. We'll get you tied. And there we are. Oh, well, hey, Jim, thank you for having me on your show. It's great to be here with you today. It's great to have you you know, you've got like we said earlier, you got three things going on in your life and none of them are non-controversial. I didn't I don't think God sent me in this world to create controversy or conflict. My wife is a peacemaker. She's not into conflict. But you know, Gary, in today's day and age, I don't mind standing up for what's right, what's godly and what's good. And I want to continue to do that. And as I told my legal team, the reason why I'm doing this it's not to win it's to do what's right to do what's righteous and pro namely in proclaiming the name of Jesus, that's really my heart. And you know, what if I always say if no one's gonna stand I'll be the last one standing. Well, that's we need more people like you and that's that's why I started the podcast are looking for guys like you that are willing to stand we all need to stand in some of us are more at the tip of the spear and summer are part of the stem of the arrow. But we all have to play a part. And so let's get into that. I get in that lawsuit first. And All right, see how that ties into what we're talking about today with the church and, and standing up? Sure, well, three years ago, Vimeo, shut down the church, United's website, hosting page. Then I got an email Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. I mean, think about this, a legal team, their legal team sent me an email the day after Thanksgiving on Black Friday, if you're not in retail, everybody's out shopping, or at least at home, recovering from Thanksgiving, the Thanksgiving meal, but not Vimeo. They targeted me because I was a pastor and a Christian and a former homosexual. And they said because I had my story on the church, United site. Now church united, we do videos of pastors in California, we're growing nationally, and we tell their stories of how they're engaging in government, whether it be at the city level, the county, state, or federal, or all of them. And so we had about 89 different stories of pastors' minds being one of sharing how I left the LGBTQ lifestyle. And they said that video and a handful of others had that type of a message. And they said we're going to discriminate against you. We're going to delete your account in 24 hours. I mean, think about that, Gary, after three years of work videos and pastors up and down the state of California, we're going to you have 24 hours to remove your content. We're going to delete your account. I mean, I was in a panic, I started calling people and guess what everyone's on vacation. People are, you know, no one's at their homes, home offices able to, you know, download stuff or whatever and I spent about good About two, three days frantically trying to find someone to offload everything. Thank God we were able to do that. But then within a week, Vimeo completely deleted church. United's account. Wow, I thought YouTube was the only one that did that. No, unfortunately, this is Gary,, this kind of stuff has been happening to me for at least 10 years, at a minimum 10 years. And I just think because of the nature of what they did, because they targeted me because I was a pastor. I was a Christian, and the month of December, you know, in the Christian world, and then even in the nonprofit world, December's the greatest giving month, of any month in the United States for all nonprofits. And wouldn't you know, they targeted me they targeted church, United deleted everything. We had huge financial losses huge. And it's we're still recovering from that. And you know, a little guy like me, a David and Goliath type of thing. All I'm doing is telling my story of transformation, what Jesus did in my life, and giant tech is able to come through and eliminate pastors, Christians, conservatives, anybody they don't approve of. And so I commend you, Gary, for your show, and hopefully trying to create a revival remnant here in our culture. Yeah, I think, appreciate that. Yeah, it's it's got to be in my thoughts is it's got to be a revolution, or me a revival is kind of an awakening. But a revolution turns over titles like Jesus did, and we need to be turning over some big tables, and they're the power of the Holy Spirit. And, and God's backing. We're bigger than they are. But they have the loudest voice. And, and there's the problem, they've got the loudest voice. The church has the numbers, but we don't have a voice. We need to reclaim that voice and stand up. And Gary, I can't be the only one standing up against big tech. I can't be the only one sharing my story of transformation. That's honestly what you're talking about, you know, your, your remnant revolution. I think that's, you know when we see a revival in the church, and then awakening in their culture, I'm praying for both that the church stands up, gets her voice back and speaks truth into their culture like Jesus did in grace and love. But also My prayer is that we'll have an awakening where new people are coming into God's kingdom. Yeah, yeah. And I think it's, it's happening as people are waking up, but it's going to have to be a major event, I think, to really kind of get the pendulum to swing a little bit. Now, how much can you talk about the lawsuit? Where is it at this point, though? We've lost every, every step of the way we've lost. I mean, honestly, it's it's, it's I am like, I feel like a loser. But in reality, it's like I told my legal team, I'm doing this because it's right. It's righteous. And we have to stand up against evil and against giant internet companies that are shutting down conservatives, Christians, people who might believe differently than they do. Now. What's the base? How's it? How's it? How does it read that they purposely really Oh, yeah, so we have proved that they did it. They totally wiped out the account. But we are suing for sexual orientation discrimination and religious discrimination. And these are based on the laws and constitutions in New York, the state of New York and the state of California. They're the reason why we're in federal court is that they do. It's over multi-state. It's not just in California, they're based in New York, and church united is based in Orange County, California. So the suit, although we filed in at the Ronald Reagan federal building in Santa Ana, California, in January 2019, they kicked it to New York, because Vimeo is based in New York, and of course, we've got liberal judges that have ruled it's so interesting, you know, it's there for freedom when it supports liberal ideology. But when freedom starts incorrectly when they're shutting down conservative speech, oh, you know, you don't have a choice. You don't know all those freedoms are eliminated. In essence, that's really what I believe the judges had done in New York at the Was it the second Federal Court of Appeals, the second bullet court, they've ruled against us. And now what are they saying? What is their? What's their reasoning for ruling against it? It is based on section 230, which if you're familiar with that, or people who aren't familiar with that, it's from the communications decency act of 1996. Congress passed into law. Really, it was a law to protect children from being sexually exploited or trafficked online. And through again, liberal court rulings and interpretations primarily to the Ninth Circuit, which is we're based out of in California, they have ruled in essence has made internet companies immune from the constitution from law, they can their free will can do whatever they want when they want it. They're doing it. What's that? And they're doing it right. And they're doing it. Absolutely. And we're seeing that from, you know, nobody liked me to a high profile person like President Donald Trump. I mean, and everything in between. They're doing that I mean, Shadowbanning, they'll take people's followings and they're deleting people. They're removing people. It's really unjust and so unfair. So back to the case that we're filing on sexual orientation discrimination, religious discrimination, and we're hoping we'll be well, soon we'll be filing to the United States Supreme Court. And we're hoping and praying that they will take our case and obviously rule in our favor. Well, right. Yeah. All these needs definitely needs to go the Supreme Court. And what we're seeing right now and some of that, it just, it's got to be a God thing, because we can't trust the Supreme Court even to do what they're supposed to do. Because we're dealing you know, as you know, we're dealing with an evil that is far beyond what we've seen in a long time. Oh, absolutely. It will reach to the Supreme Court just as easy as it reaches to our current, you know, White House administration. Sure. And again, Gary, I'm just telling my story, you know, it was me telling my story, and they wiped out an entire organization's videos. I mean, think about that. I mean, I guess they could have said, We don't like the story, we're gonna, you know, we're gonna delete, you have to remove the video. But that still would have been sexual orientation discrimination, but instead, they targeted me. And it was like, because you're a Christian, you're a pastor, you're conservative, you're a former homosexual, we're just gonna wipe out everything. And they did. And again, like I said, I'm grateful for my legal team advocates for faith and freedom Tywin Burch, who are standing with me and providing the legal services so we can move forward. And I would encourage other Christians or Americans, for that matter of this kind of stuff that's happened, you file a lawsuit seeking Look, you know, reach out to advocates or another law firm that might be willing to represent you because we have to I remember senator Josh Hawley out of Missouri. It's like Americans need to start filing lawsuits. So we can try to stop and raise the awareness of really what these giant behemoth internet companies are doing to Americans. Yeah, I was listening to somebody and they were saying we've got to remember, but it was a lawyer that was kind of bashing himself about being an ambulance chaser, he said, but we need more ambulance chasers right now that can take up court cases because it there is so much lawlessness, that it needs to go through the court systems and the way, that's how it's going to get changed. You know, we're just kind of quoting one of one of our attorneys had shared, she said, Jim, your case three years ago, was kind of a nothing case. It wasn't that big of a deal. But like I said earlier, Gary, I've been since I've been experiencing online censorship from Facebook, Google, YouTube. I think we all know, Google's YouTube's Google. And, you know, this has been going on for years. And now finally, that we actually have a case we can file. But because of all the censorship we've seen that's happened in the last reason, I would say do three years. My case is the closest case to the United States Supreme Court. And they've indicated they've wanted, they want cases like this. So we're again, we're hopeful and praying that they'll hear well, one that they'll take our case, and they'll hear it. Wow, great. Great now, and that's based on the church. United's website, correct? About correct all that? Is that okay? Go into a bit more about because we're heard about Yes. Like, you know, because I've been harping on, you know, churches where they, you know, what are they doing in this time in this culture. And I've heard so many times where we don't get into politics, politics is not our realm. Sure. And we are in that we are in the place we're in because church didn't get into politics or get into the government area. Sure. And sin people, we haven't educated the people we haven't educated the layman into learning to fight will carry limits. So here's a little bit why I started church united, I realized pastors don't know most of them don't know about government, they really know the names of their elected officials. And I have really had that kind of awakening moment when even when I went to seminary got my master's divinity. We never talked about engagement in government. We didn't talk about how what's the role of God's people in government and when I tell pastors that are awakening doers, either at our nation's capital or at a state capitol, I'll ask him or I'll share with them find me a book in the Bible. Okay, we all we're all preaching from the same book, where God's people are interacting with the most powerful, the strongest well-known world leader at that time in history. I mean, if you look at Joseph with the pharaohs, if you look at, you know, Abraham with, you know, let my people go. I mean, he finally a book in the Bible where God's people aren't interacting and praying with or john the baptist calling out. King Herod on a sin of adultery. I mean, that was a sin. He called them out and literally cost them his head. Why do we think in 2021? Or, you know, modern history today, that we don't have that voice anymore? God hasn't changed. Scripture hasn't changed. And so what I tried to point pastors to is, look, the Bible has God's men and women, Deborah, for example, in the Old Testament, in our area, or our interacting or in leadership positions, or Esther, in the Old Testament, that was I said, Deborah, I met Esther but both of them great godly women having a huge influence on government. Why is it do we think now? Oh, I only talked about Jesus. Well, wait a minute. Jesus was involved in every, every part of life. And we see I'm in the book of Luke. All right, the Luke was addressed to most excellent the most awful that was believed to be a high ranking Roman official one book in the New Testament explicitly to a government leader. And so I tried to help pastors go, look, if you don't know this, let church united help teach you so you can better engage. And Paul talks about when Timothy, pray for those in authority. Well, how do you pray for someone if you don't know their name? How do you lead them to Jesus, I lead my assembly member in California to Christ. How do you do that with someone? Oh, Gary, by the way, I like to try to practice what I preach is how do you lead someone to Christ? If you don't know them? And my assembly member, you know what he said? He goes, would you be willing to meet with my chief of staff and the rest of my staff so they can get to know you? So we know how to serve you? And you did? I told him, Gary, hell no. That why would I want you to meet with you and tell you about Jesus? And how do you serve the church or serve Christian people in your community? Why would other courts I said, Yes. So when these pastors go, Oh, we only talk about Jesus. Well, how would these people know if they don't hear. And frankly, I've learned the best way to do that is through relationships. And so it's really been an incredible journey. This, I'll tell you how this started off, my wife and I were I went to Washington DC, with watchmen on the wall family research council does a great pastors event. And I was so excited. I brought my year, my wife back the next year, I said, Honey, look what we're learning our spiritual history. Look at the history in the walls in the Capitol, and all these godly men and women in government, and so I couldn't get one California pastor to come with me. And so a year or two went by and said, Honey, let's take $6,000 out of savings will sponsor five pastors. I was number six, will take these six pastors to DC, make a video. And let's see what God does with that. Well, we went from seven, I'm sorry, from six, to 27, to 70, to 157, California pastors scholarship and sponsored to Washington DC, church, United doesn't charge pastors and churches, we raise the money, so we can send them like on a short term missions trip. And I tell you, the impact has been incredible to see pastors ignite, get on fire for their cities, their county, their state and their nation, and to be Jesus to their elected officials, to their school boards, to their city council members, and right in their community. So I the impact has been incredible. It's been so great. The New York Times wrote about us in 2018. And you know, I had a friend say, Jim, there's a mole in church united, they know too much of what you're doing. And I told my buddy, I said a mole. There's, it's me. That's it. And all these. What they're sensing is the Holy Spirit moving across our nation, because they're seeing pastors Ignite. They're seeing communities like the Latino community in California, switching to, to representing politically where their hearts and minds lined up, and it's been awesome to see that switch. The LA Times just interviewed me this past week, and they're freaking out because they're seeing this shift. There's a recall going on right now in California, and 54% of Latinos are in favor of the recall of recalling Democrat, Governor Gavin Newsom, which is huge. And I think when the liberals are seeing this and again, that's why I think Vimeo shut me down and all these other organizations are coming after us like this, because they don't want our voices to be heard. They kind of saw the writing on the wall and didn't hear them, they had a little bit more discernment then. I didn't the rest of us did to see what's coming. Hey, yeah. your feed says your battery pack needs charging. Oh, it does. Okay. That's why I went that's why I shared the screen. Oh, I can't see it. Oh, gotcha. Let me You can probably edit this out, right? Yeah, no, well, I'll keep your Keep your voice and I'll put in a way to share the screen let me I can't see that. So let me go pop in a new battery you're not walking, I can edit. I can edit. I can edit all this stuff right here. plug up, started back up. Oh, yeah, that works. Alright. So how can now this is? So this is really more of a California initiative? Correct with Turchi? Nine? Will California recall is the California issue. I'm just stating statistics that we're seeing a shift in culture. But yes, that is specific to California church united is not involved in the recall. We're a 501 c three. So we don't get involved in that. What I was just trying to share is that's what's happening right now. And the media is seeing a shift in the Latino community their quote-unquote sane. The Democrats have taken the Latino vote for granted and i i don't know if they're gonna quote me, but I said no, the democrats have used and abused a people group. And that infuriates me. That's wrong. That's which that's what they're seeing. And she asked me, Well, why do you think this is happening? I said, because you're being made aware of the truth. And church united does, we'll do some all Spanish speaking regional tours and awakening tours, to better inform the Latino, the Spanish speaking, citizens of California, again, how to engage in government, what government's doing to them and their people. And their, their awakening. And like I told her, I said, I think it's the truth that's awakening them. And that's helping them to see the shift what they're seeing on the polls now, like, you've got a picture on your page hereof everybody praying over one of the Assemblyman, I guess, in his office or whatever. Yeah. Is that something you do on a regular basis? Yes, we do. We will pray for members of the California Legislature legislatures in the California Capitol will do it for members of the United States Senate and members of the House of Representatives, either in their offices in the Capitol, we do that quite often. And we don't discriminate. It's Democrat, Republican, independent. We'll pray. We, you know, we've only been kicked out a one our former Senator Barbara Boxer literally kicked 12 pastors off out of her office, when at the end of the meeting, we said can we pray for you or over you? And they literally stood up and said leave now. And we respected them. We went and we prayed in the I don't remember the name of the federal building we were in but we prayed in the hallway out, you know, and like in a common area for them and their staff, but we wanted to honor them. But yeah, that was the first time we've been kicked out for asking, you know, to pray and like we're pastors, that's what we do. We want to help people in but you know, will show yourselves to the door. I think that's I think we're getting to the point now where it's an honor to be persecuted like that because now we're really starting to see what it truly means to be persecuted. not as scary it's hard to believe that's happening in America you know, as we're seeing it's just hard to imagine that this is happening in my lifetime that Yeah, they're coming after conservatives are coming after Christians are coming after anyone who has a you know, a biblical worldview. Right and and I had a you know, right now during this time if when people listen to this podcast or watch it, it's the Taliban in Afghanistan is is doing some really horrible things right now. Yeah. So you've got Christians being killed here. And if we're not careful as Christians today, and we allow this, I would call this minor persecution. Sure if we really think about what's going on in the world, this is, this is like a gnat, you know, you're flying around our head. What are we going to do? If it really gets bad? You know, where we have the Gestapo police like Nancy Pelosi group coming in and busting down our doors? Yeah, at gunpoint telling us, you're holding a church, you can't have church in here. You know, that kind of things? What are we going to do? You know, are we ready for that? Are we being trained for that? And sure, that's one of the things that, excuse me, I saw about what you're doing is you're going into the governmental areas in trying to prevent that from happening by praying for those leaders. Yep. And at least if if they believe differently, let's let's build a relationship. Let's build you know, that we're able to pray with the neat with then, you know, some of the experiences that pastors have shared, some of the elected officials will be like, what do you want from me? What do you want all? All? Does everybody want something from me? And they go, we don't want anything. How can I pray for you? And we, you know, we're in your community, we represent your we work with your constituents, you know, and, you know, I remember one, one member of Congress, when the pastor came in, she was kind of meeting like this with their arms crossed, and through the whole meeting, and the Holy Spirit just kept prompting on him to ask her, what, you know, how can I pray with you? And she was just like, you know, never really gave it a response. And finally, she put her arms down, and she said, my husband just got diagnosed with cancer. And so he prayed with her, you know, they're on different sides of the aisles. But that's not what this is about. This is about building at least a relationship, a friendship. And in growing from there. Yeah, you talk about things that are going on, I would, I probably wouldn't use the word persecuted. I think I will reserve that for Christians who are being beaten and martyred for as persecution. But I will say we're definitely being attacked and silenced in America not attacked physically, but digitally, and any, anyway that they can to remove or to really remove our freedoms. And again, like I said, this has been happening for at least 10 years, with my story of transformation leaving homosexuality, but it really hit the homefront when they wiped out church, United's nonprofit, you know, 501 c three accounts back in 2018. And that, that would be my question to you. Not that. But my question to you being, you know, not, you know, you're I was gonna say, you said earlier, you are? You're not a pastor now. But you were, and you're involved 100% into the church united? What's the answer? What is the church? I mean, my question is like, Where's the church? What are we going to do? Sure. What are we going to do because we are not standing up. And we're not being taught. I don't think our leaders are teaching that this is a war. This is a war that we need to stand on this hill and fight. Sure. We've heard, I forgot who said it, but he gave a sermon. And it was called chocolate soldiers. And it was something that was written 70 years ago was a sermon that was written 70 years, and he was talking about and it was like, so true. It's we've raised in the last 40 years, a generation of chocolate soldiers, that when the tough gets going, we melt, and we're not standing up. And that's why really one of the big reasons why I started the podcast, he's defined those that are iron soldiers that are David's that are out front, the Joshua's and those kind of, you know, where are heroes? Where are people? Sure, that are larger than life that are standing up? You know, I guess I call those heroes patriots statesman, you know, and where are they? My heart is that you know, we would stand you know, it's, you know, I, how do you how would you answer for people like me, I'm just a normal, regular church, go, church person, will and they're seeing this happen, and they're like, somebody encouraged me to get in the fight. Yeah, you know, because that we're hearing sermons on. We're hearing sermons. And I'm just generalizing. You're gonna go to every single church, I can't really say, but from what I'm learning and listening. We're still learning how to be a Christian and that day is over with Sure it's time now to be a Christian and, and to mean to fight to get up and fight that means, like you're saying, go into the store, I mean to the public house and do those things and pray will and so kind of it's again, this is why I started church united was to help pastors engage in government, and hopes that they would preach and teach differently than what may be what you're hearing. And what I have. Part of all say some of our success stories have been these pastors we take to DC or Sacramento, they get engaged, they start preaching differently. They're empowering their people. I've got one. So I shared all the pastors that we've taken in, taken Oh, well over 500 pastors to capitols from California, when and I'll just tell you one story of one pastor. He was one of the first that went that first group of six. He is now has a podcast, he's got a nonprofit called, his name is Pastor Tim Johnson. He's got our watch, and he is so engaged with meeting with his city leaders in the government. The school board in Riverside was implementing the sexual indoctrination of our children, K through 12, with sinful insidious, homosexual, lesbian, transgender behavior in the public school, starting with kindergarten, who can believe this, he started standing up to this and now his church has exploded from one service to four, and they've got to find a bigger place because there are people Christians are also wising up and leaving the churches or the pastors aren't addressing the cultural issues, and what's really happening in our time. I mean, Paul, if you look at the Apostle Paul, he went to the different cities and the known world at the time, wrote letters to the churches, chastising them, encouraging them, correcting them, rebuking them, why do we think we don't do that today dealing with our modern issues? I mean, we for some reason, we've, we've lost that. But the pastors who are doing this, I believe, are not only attracting people, but it's helping to awaken that remnant awakened or helped bring a revival to the church, and hopefully awakening to the culture. So we can change some of these evil things. Yeah, I think they that there's a there's a lot of people out there that are hungry, sure. to, to hear the message and get the teaching and in those things, yes, stand up for this. They love the country, but they love God first, and they love this country. And we just need more than that. Is there a plan at all to is this something that you're doing with church united, something that could be done in other states? Very similar? Or Yeah, just Phil we and we're growing nationally, we're having such an impact in California. I'm looking for pastors to lead in other states, if you know of any or any are listening to your podcast, they can reach out to me on our church, United website, church nada.com. Send me an email, I'd love to talk with them during the closure of churches across Northern California, but across the nation. I had pastors reaching out to me Help me I feel all alone. And I'm like, Don't worry, if you're in Northern California, we have a slew of the church, United pastors who were open and or help you open and you're not alone, you'll stand with you. But I started getting calls from other states. One specifically was in Colorado, this great pastor reached out to me and said, all the pastors have turned their backs on me and I'm all alone. No one else is open, no one else and I'm like, people are in crisis. The church has to be open. God doesn't say I'm going on vacation. I you know, to hell with all my people. He's engaged. He's engaged with us. And here you get all these churches closing doors and not reopening. And really, I would I have seen the churches that remain open, God is blessed. God has grown numerically financially. And but yet it's lonely if you're standing there by yourself. So I there are some pastors that have reached out to me, that I think will be our next key leaders in the states in the upcoming months and years. And, you know, the church united as is, how do I say this? I'm not I'm actively pursuing those leaders in those states. But it's the states in which God are uniquely is connecting me and them and we're walking together as he does that. Yeah. And I think, as you were talking, the we have got to as a congregation, stand behind the pastors that do speak out. Sure, you know, because they're going to get the brunt of a lot of things and but if your pastors not speaking out, the people are just going to sit there like they always do. Sure and do nothing. And I think pastors will be surprised when they start to, to preach and to speak the word that is of this day, that but you know, yes, when they do, they're going to get pushback. I know that that's what I hear people start complaining I remember I shared my story at a church are coming out of the gay lifestyle up in the state of Washington and a lady went to the pastor is what this church is going to be all about. And I'm like, you know, you're going to get some of that pushback, you're going to get some of these liberals or these walls that are in your congregations, don't let them pressure you to do what God is calling you to do to keep you from doing that. And I mean that that's going to happen. But at the same time, I think what I'm seeing is the blessing of the pastors who have said, No, we're gonna stay open, we're gonna meet the needs of the people, we're gonna preach the Word of God, as well, as you know, talking about how do we engage in what does that look like? Yeah, and I think it's important to, like, what you're doing is that I've thought many times we send our representative to Washington or to to our state government. And we just, you know, we're done. We don't stand up, we don't ever doubt. Yeah, exactly. You're there do your job. Well, I think a lot of times, if, if, and I'm just speaking for the church, okay. Sure. If we showed up in force to say like you say, we're praying for you, we stand behind you, and we believe what's going on. And they feel that whether, you know, they'll fill it in the spirit, but they also fear they see it in the physical, is that yeah, these people are really, they really stand up for this. So when the tough really get the times get really hard. They know if they make that decision, that they probably don't have to make because nobody's listening, they'll go ahead and vote on something that that if they had the feel like they had the backing of the church, they would probably make that vote and be able to stand because there's somebody behind them. If there's nobody behind them, they're gonna be like all the other politicians. Yeah, it's not only is standing behind the pastor but I, you know, there's also you have to realize there are some pastors in this country who aren't going to do that. They're not going to engage, and they don't know what Bible or theology they have. But there it's between them and God, and we're, I won't even waste my time with those. But the ones who are open to about Okay, what is God doing? What is he calling us to do? How can we better impact our community for Christ, those are the pastors that church united is looking for, and those who aren't afraid to take a stand when needed. And I got another pastor in Northern California right now that, you know, the state, the county, and the city is all coming after him, because he's got a school and a church. And you know, it's just again, they're bullying the church. And the church is, is standing up and say, No, we were protected constitutionally. And again, so that's a little bit what we see. And I want to encourage faster doesn't, that's what church, United's here to stand with you and let them know you're not alone. And as I see it, if we give the pastor's get this vision, they pass it on to the people, and that will help the people that are engaged to get people out to vote. It's and if we, if we haven't seen it now, through this pandemic, it's important who you elect to office and the decisions they make. And you can see that from the red states and blue states, just how dramatic that's been across the country, from the different leadership styles and how they've handled the pandemic. And, you know, we have to be involved in the politics of it. Which is, you know, like you say, I'm actually being a part of the smallest level of our republican party in our county. It's not a big, you know, it's not a big responsibility, but it needed to be filled. There's other positions that need filled by people. And if you have a Christian in that place, versus somebody that's not a Christian, then that's going to make a more Christ and truth filling impact than the other another side would. So you're sure and it's just at the local smallest level. We've got to do that and encourage others to do that as well. Well, great, I we definitely appreciate that all the show notes and stuff with churchy night will be in there. But let's, let's go and let's talk a little bit about your book. Yeah, that's a connected book that's connected to this as well, because I think I read a little bit about your story, but tell us get us up to date on how your whole lifestyle kind of helped. Didn't it help kind of launch church united as a how right? Yeah, I would say a little bit my, my testimony is unique coming out of the gay lifestyle and you know, I, I've always asked the god why the Lord Why Why me? Why do I have to deal with this? Why was this my thorn in my flesh and what? You know that what the Lord put in my heart one day is is you you will have an ability or he showed this to me one Saturday driving back from pastors meeting in downtown LA, he said You're able to connect with the in a room of pastors very quickly at the heart level. And it was really neat to be able to do that and or have him reveal that change for me to see that. But yeah, so my story I've been wanting to write my story is a book. Ironically, I tried to share it online, it's been deleted. So I was kind of forced to write a book, but I'm titled The book, not a mistake, the parents hope for their day, son. And it's my journey of growing up in a Christian home Christian parents kind of understanding that background even going to Christian Schools, and then dealing with same-sex attraction, and kind of what that looks like the book is broken up into three sections, mistaken identity, the stake in love, and unmistakable hope. And I think kind of under each of those and under each of those headlines and talking about identity, and how important that is that your sexual orientation isn't your identity. That's huge. mistake and love. And you know, I talked a little bit about the book, I was so desperate to love and be loved. I didn't care my partner was HIV positive and hepatitis C positive. Thankfully, God has kept me from those terminally ill diseases. But again, that was part of that. That unmistakable love and then the unmistakable hope, how we're talking about the hope that change is possible. It's really it's a book geared towards parents, but anyone who has a loved one in the LGBTQ lifestyle, it'll probably bring you encouragement and truth. Or if you're struggling with same-sex attraction, whether in the lifestyle or you know, struggling with, should you do that or not, I think this book will give you hope, as well. And in the full world, Sean McDowell is right in my Ford. But in the intro, I kind of write a note to parents letting them know, this book isn't going to change your child from gay to straight. That's not what this book is to do. Or the intention of the book, the book is to share my story, how my parents responded, how my family responded, how you could respond to your loved one, and the hope that change is possible. And even and Gary, I've met so many men that have come back to the Lord, even after their parents have passed, that they won't know until you know, until the end to heaven, that their loved one will be there. But it was just really beautiful to see that in so many people's lives. I again, I really think this book will bring practical hope for parents, and just sharing my story and journey that God's taking me this past, what 4047 years. How did that happened when for you to, I guess, awaken to the fact that that was not a proper lifestyle. It was against what God called? How were your parents alive at the time, when that happened? Give us a little background on that as to if parents listening that they have their son or daughter, yeah, like, um, I grew up in a Christian home. So I knew the truth, I knew the difference between right and wrong. And I always knew homosexuality was wrong. in Scripture Scripture, scripture is very clear about that. And so I always had that truth down deep in me, I really believe when Isaiah, when Isaiah talks about raise a child in the way of the Lord with all the, will not depart from it. So I had really great strong biblical roots. I went to counseling as a minor, which now it's real, it's almost forbidden in California, but at the time, ages 16 to 18, I went to a counselor, he helped lay an understanding of the roots of same-sex attraction that also aligned with biblically scripturally what's right, what's wrong, but like I said, I wanted to love and be loved. And I kind of said, you know, to heck with God, His kingdom, the church, you know, I want to meet a man and get married him. We marriage was illegal at the time, but we acted to pretend to like it was and we lived accordingly. I thankfully was only in the lifestyle for about five years. And what brought me back was, I'd say almost utter brokenness, losing everything. bank accounts, house business, almost literally overnight. not as dramatic as Joe but that kind of a story where all I had were the clothes on my back, not even a place to sleep. I had two gay friends who owned an apartment complex, it's a gym, you can come to stay there for a couple of weeks, but at you know, you're gonna have to pay a deposit and rent and I didn't have anything at the time and my parents said, Come back home and live with us. We'll help you. We'll get you back on your feet. I'm like, No, no, no, I've traveled the world. I've been to 40 countries. I have my own home and business. I'm not as I'm not 28 years old. I'm not going to move back home with mommy and daddy. But as God would have it, I did and now began to heal my brokenness. The relationship between my dad and I, my mom and really to have that grown-up time maturity time with them, just the three of us for a season was wonderful. It was great. And I joke with them now it's evident we were all walking with the Lord because we didn't kill each other as grown adults, you know, they talked about guests and fish, you know, your guests are like fish after three days, they begin to stink, but I live with them, I think for what, maybe two years, something like that. And it's just really as I re-establish myself, got back on my feet, started going to seminary and really gave my life back to Christ. Well, now, let me ask you this question. It's just this just the question I have. Sure. Because there's a parent could probably fear, you know, that, okay, we've raised our son, right. He's been to church, he grew up in the church and all that, how, how does that happen? How does it help somebody raise raised in the church, all of a sudden become get into that lifestyle? And, you know, sure, what I've seen in experience through so in 47, I've been to counseling I've counseled many men and women, young and old on this particular topic. It is a developmental issue between the Father and the Son, and the family dynamic. It is the environment, it is not genetic. There is no gene there is no there is zero scientific proof that it's genetic, that you're born this way, it's innate. Those are all lies from the pit of hell, there is none is what I have seen. And here's the interesting thing, Gary, in my book, I think 18 stories from around the globe, not just in the United States, white evangelicals, but these are black, brown, white individuals, male and female, in America and across the globe. 18 different stories, and they all have the same theme. They've either been sexually abused, you know, an absent father or didn't have a dad or never connected with the dad or were had different giftings than what maybe people might consider masculine. Maybe they're more artistic in the arts and drama and music as opposed to you know, football, baseball, soccer, football, yeah, construction. And so when you start reading and seeing these stories, you see this similar theme, that it was an environment thing, it was developmental, it was the connection with that same-sex parent.Okay, so good. Okay, this, this might show my stupidity. But just thinking about it, is it more prevalent? Would it be more prevalent because you live in California because it's more freer and more people accepted versus maybe a real conservative Bible Belt area where it has to be hidden? You know, I said, when you say the environment is that could thatwell, when I mean by the environment, it's the family dynamic, how a child is raised. And those sexual things develop, or those identities developed, probably between the ages of 18 months, and 36 months. So kind of a in a year, year and a half to three years of age, little girls, little boys start developing their identity as male and female. And when that gets skewed, it doesn't really matter. If you're living in St. California, and the Bible Belt, I grew up in a very conservative Christian evangelical home. And I still dealt with same-sex attraction. But again, it was the disconnect between my dad and me. And looking back as a kid, I saw my mannerisms, how I acted, how he behaved. And, you know, my dad connected well with my brother as he excelled in baseball and soccer. You know, I tried doing t ball, I sucked, you know, and it wasn't fun to play t ball being the last kid picked all the time, even soccer I did one year. And that just wasn't my gift set. And so were my dad knew how to connect with my brother, even my sister that was missing with me. And so really, it comes down to that relationship with the same-sex dad, or the same gender, dad, and then my mom, again, connecting better with my mom seeing the world through the eyes of the feminine instead of the masculine. And a lot of times when boys don't connect with their dads or with the healthy, masculine men, they shift and will focus or connect with their mothers. And so the feminine qualities and attributes are brought up and then their identity is or their wires get crossed, your identity gets connected with the feminine. And so I would say that's probably in my case more on the lines of what had happened. I'd never been sexually abused or anything like that. A lot of times that can skew people to go one way or another. So it really doesn't so much have to do with your environment as the location of where you live, but that family dynamic and your upbringing.So with the not onslaught, but there's so much everything is about The rainbow, the gay agenda and all that.It really is like an epidemic. He's crazy and it's offensive lines. I mean this whole what they do in June is just terrible and I have nothing against LGBTQ people. But it is not only being pushed down my throat in the public sector and government but here's the scary thing in California they are indoctrinated. They are sexualizing babies kindergarteners first grade, second grade, third grade, a fourth grade with homosexual sex, lesbian sex, and that your you can switch your sex. It is absolute insanity. And this is where people need to stand up. You talked about this earlier, Christians on boards, there are Christians all over the place. We're not saying any Oh, I don't want to upset the applecart. I don't want to offend anyone. I don't. We've been silenced out of fear and out of ignorance, and we just allow this evil to advance. It is. It is apprehensible. That in California in the public schools, they are sexualizing and indoctrinating our children. It's it's just sickening. And I wish more people would stand frank, I wish parents would take their kids out of public school spirit. Dennis Prager talked about that. I totally support that. We homeschool our kids. They're not getting indoctrinated by sex and LGBTQ sex. I mean, that should have nothing to do with academia.I mean, we shouldn't even send them to the library. Because even though I agree my city of north of here, they had drag queen storytime. Yeah.I mean, for children, what happened to bring in engineers, policemen, firemen, doctors, nurses, pilots, you name it. What about careers where people actually benefit the culture, instead of bringing adult entertainers to entertain children. It's it's deplorable. Honestly, it's terrible. It's demonic. And that's, to me, that's part of where we're at is because, and this is a lot of what God's been showing me. We are the gatekeepers, the church is the gatekeeper. We are guarding the wall, okay. Just like if you want to think about wall in Mexico, we're standing in the wall, we're standing in the gap between good and evil. And the more church and church leaders and people have the faith, open the door, the more that evil is gonna come in. And we've just allowed it to walk right in the door and come in the back door and go into our schools and or public places. And I think we are in a time that this is healed us to down is where we're at right now. We've been all that they say born for this well. What's that saying? We were born for this time or something for such a time as this? Yeah, for such a time as this. And I look, you know, I look at Ecclesiastes, he's in it says, you know, there's a time for wartime for peace. Yeah, I'm gonna hate time to love. You do not feel like we've been in a time for love for, you know, most of my Christian life is about love. And we need to spread the word of God, the love of Jesus, and we need to make disciples and always go back to Nehemiah and building the wall. You know, we're great at it helped to build the wall, but we're not defending it while we're building it.They had to fight again, build that right, john, it was 20 around the clock,right? We're talking about building for eons, and we've not done it with a weapon in our hand and it's time we need the sword of the Spirit. So Absolutely. Right. Yes, you can get a book at Jim Delmon calm or not a mistake calm you can order a copy pre-order actually, the book will be released around the same time we're filing our lawsuit or federal lawsuit to the United States Supreme Court. So you can get go to www.notamistake.com to preorder a copy now. Okay, so when you click on click on there you go. Make sure let me let's let me share the screen again. Okay. So when you go to his website, Jim domain.com, there's a little box in the right preorder book. There, it'll take you to the link. So you can go and preorder the book for $20. And I'm sure you appreciate it, because that helps. When you preorder that helps kind of get it free pre loaded for Amazon, hopefully, yes, put it on Amazon, maybe it'll be onAmazon and every, every digital place we that will allow it if I don't get banned, at least I talked to my tech people, and at least we've got the domain names, and hopefully they don't shut down our website. So you should be able to but would prefer if you bite from our website, otherwise, Amazon takes like 50% of everything. That's why Jeff Bezos is so rich. That is for sure everything. Well, I will put this in the show notes. We'll have links to that in the show rates. And once you once you get that link, that goes direct again, we'll put it in there as well. Sure, Jim, appreciate it. Any last words? It's been a pleasure. Great. Yeah. Gary, thank you for what you're doing. God bless you. And if you're hearing or watching this, let me just encourage you to take a stand, stand up for righteousness. Don't allow evil, to keep you quiet, stand up and do something vote and get godly men and women to run for office and to vote. Yes. Great. Thank you, Jim. All right. God bless you, Gary. Thank you so much. God bless you.