To discover Morocco is to explore its history. This history is written through its cities: each time a new dynasty came to power, it founded a city to serve as its headquarters. Thus were bo… Read More
Originally a marshland, and then transformed into a prestigious district where French nobility built grand mansions, or “hôtel particuliers, Le Marais is full of history.
But… Read More
Port City, the South American Paris, the City of Good Winds…. The capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, has many names and faces. Here, modern skyscrapers rub shoulders with slums, busi… Read More
Paris, the City of Light, is known as a second home for travellers. Every year, Paris welcomes millions of travellers. It is known for its rich history, sculptures, culture, and charming arc… Read More
By Odogwu Emeka Odogwu, PhD
Veterans who worked with
National Light Newspapers, the flagship Newspaper of Anambra State Government
met me weekend. After listening to them, I wept unco… Read More
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, known simply as Caravaggio, stands as a towering figure in the history of Western art, renowned for his innovative and influential approach to painting. Bo… Read More
Joe Ghartey, Member of Parliament for Essikado-Ketan Constituency in the Western Region has visited victims of the Ngyiresia premix fuel disaster who are currently receiving treatment at the… Read More
[Collection]Tyler DurdenBlowback In The African Coup Belt
Authored by Marcel Dumas Gautreau via The Mises Institute,
Starting in 2020, things started to get strange in Africa f… Read More
Rita: Daughter, Wife, Mother, & WidowHigh in the hills of the republic of Cascia, in a tiny Umbrian village called Roccaporena, Antonio and Amata Lotti were well-respected peacemak… Read More
Let’s take a closer look at how to do a Giri Pradakshina in Arunachalam and what features are to be seen while doing it. As Lord Shiva is famous in Arunachalam Temple, similarly, Giri… Read More
Learn more about Koozeh Kanani House in Mashhad
Mashhad is an Iranian metropolis and the second-largest city in the country in terms of population. This beautiful city houses many histo… Read More
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Wednesday of the Sixth Week of Easter; Minor Rogation Day
Other Commemorations: St. Acacius, Martyr (RM); St. Arsenius, Deacon (RM); Apparition of S… Read More
Saint-Paul-de-Vence (Fr. Saint-Paul-de-Vence) is a commune in the Alpes-Maritimes department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, France.
It’s a popular part of… Read More
England in 1536, a time when King Henry VIII started beefing with the Catholic Church because divorce was a hard ask even for a King back then. Jokes aside, the age of Reformation brought a… Read More
If you only have 48 hours in La Rochelle then these are the ‘Must Visit’ attractions to tick of your vacation list.
There are so many great things to do in La Rochelle… Read More
There are many churches in Europe to visit. Basically churches and Cathedrals are an inevitable segment of the Europe itineraries. The churches in Europe are too amazing and even picturesque… Read More
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Vaishnavism remains enriched with the devotional poetics of numerous saint poets. Women saint poets like Andal and Meerabai have received much attention, whereas a more recent 18th… Read More
Vivekananda The original name of Vivekananda, also known as Swami Vivekananda, is Narendranath Datta. Western and Indian culture had an impact on him. He had often been exposed to Chris… Read More
Downpatrick, also known in Northern Ireland as Dún Pádraig, has had its name inscribed in history books since almost 130 AD. This historical town has stood against the trials o… Read More
There’s nothing quite like the pop of a champagne cork to set the tone for a celebration, is there?
As someone who lives in France and drinks her fair share of the bubbly stuff, I d… Read More
Discover the history behind five of the most popular champagne brands in France.
Who doesn’t love a glass of bubbly, especially when you’re in France, the country that is resp… Read More
A national shortage of measles vaccines will continue for at least another month.
That means most people born before 1970 won’t be able to follow public health advice and g… Read More
The Dancing Plague of Strasbourg in 1518
Five hundred years ago, during a hot July in the French city of Strasbourg, a strange mania seized its people. Hundreds of citizens became compell… Read More
Robert Nesta Marley OM (6 February 1945 – 11 May 1981) was a Jamaican songster, tunesmith, and musician. Considered one of the settlers of reggae, his musical career was marked by fus… Read More
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Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas Season 1 is a sci-fi action anime TV series that follows Tenma, a normal high schooler living his everyday life. One day he is v… Read More
About Czechia
‘Heart of Europe’s Charm’
Czechia, a Central European nation, boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Formerly part of Czechoslovakia… Read More
Local Attractions
Sentosa Island is a popular tourist destination in Singapore. It is located a short distance from the city centre. In the 1970s, the island was a military fort, and it w… Read More
Wondering what to do in Poitiers and the best places to visit? I’ve got you covered.
Until recently, the only time I’d visited the city of Poitiers was to use the… Read More
Mythology is important. Despite being untrue -partially untrue-it is a significant part of every culture worldwide. It makes up a substantial portion of history, traditions, and beliefs. Mor… Read More
Wow ! Italy, as a small kid I was always attracted to the delicious Italian Pizza but as I grew older I got to know some of the best and amazing facts about this internationally amazing dest… Read More
About Lucerne
“Gateway to Alpine Majesty”
Nestled amid the breathtaking Swiss Alps, Lucerne is a captivating city renowned for its medieval charm and stunning natural scenery. It… Read More
As this episode of Death in Paradise begins, Cressida Dempsey (Django Chan-Reeves) streams a video for her followers. Hugo Kingsley (Tyrone Huntley) and Amelia Templeton (Emma Sidi) wait for… Read More
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed his heartfelt condolences over the demise of Swami Smaranananda Ji Maharaj, the President of the Ramakrishna Mission.
Taking to the social media… Read More
In the tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, the thieves from
the cave that Ali Baba steals from send a spy into the city to discover who the
robber was and where he lives. By a clever dev… Read More
Holy Week is an annual commemoration of the Passion of Christ: the entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, the Stations of the Cross, and the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. It i… Read More
Visita Iglesia, Holy week devotion, and Lord’s Passion | Image taken by Alvin Cabaltera, from UnsplashHow did Visita Iglesia Start in the Philippines?
Holy Week holds profound cultu… Read More
Holy Week, a religious celebration that commemorates the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, is not just a personal journey but a shared experience. This sacred period, extendi… Read More
In the bustling heart of Belfast, amid the rhythm of urban life, stands a towering monument to the city’s storied past and enduring spirit: Belfast City Hall. With its striking Edwardi… Read More
Between 1787 and 1799, France passed through a period that would completely change the country’s future, an event that became known as the French Revolution, in which the main stage wa… Read More
Have you seen the beauty of Northern Ireland? It is too magnificent to ever miss out on it. The country has vast green fields, forests, beautiful mountains, and uneven coastlines. For fantas… Read More
Have you ever wondered why people clink glasses before drinking? Well, this is what we all refer to as toasting or cheering. You probably know that, but the reason behind it is a bit mysteri… Read More
What do an American president, an Oscar nominee, the first person to split the nucleus of an atom, and a rebel have in common? They are all famous Irish people who have made different breakt… Read More
The Daughters of St Paul, a global Catholic order, are commemorating the 60th death anniversary of Venerable Mother Thecla Merlo, the congregation’s co-founder with various activities… Read More
The imposing pink and white Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, also known as Villa Ile-de-France, occupies the narrowest part of the entrance of the Cap Ferrat peninsula and it is a splendid Bell… Read More
Who doesn’t love a fairy story? We are going to share some background to fairies from all over the world and try and answer some of the most asked questions –
What do fairies… Read More
Since the Spanish colonization, Catholicism has been a great influence on the country’s culture and identity. Today, the Philippines is the third-largest Catholic country in the world… Read More
A remotely, small holy town in the state of Karnataka, Gokarna is popular for its pristine and secluded beaches. This hidden gem attracts adventurers, pilgrims and inquisitive holidaymakers… Read More
NEW DELHI : Prominent Jain seer Acharya Vidhyasagar Maharaj passed away on Sunday, aged 77, at Chandragiri Teerth in Chhattisgarh’s Dongargarh, leaving behind a legacy of profound… Read More
Wendell Erdman Berry is an American novelist, poet, essayist, environmental activist, cultural critic, and farmer. As a poet of deep conviction, Berry’s poetry style flows smoothly liv… Read More
Drawing Muslim thinkers and politicians from across the world, the 1931 World Islamic Congress in Jerusalem was a watershed moment in Islamic politics.
It marked the establishment o… Read More
1. Who was Saint Valentine?
Saint Valentine, a revered figure worldwide as the patron Saint of love, had his relics housed in the Whitefriar Street Church in the heart of Dublin. B… Read More
Here are a few darker truths about Valentine’s Day
LOVE FOR ALLIt’s important to approach Valentine’s Day with a balanced perspective, recognizing that love takes many for… Read More
An exciting discovery from Britain’s medieval era has been made: proof that one of the Archbishops of York, Thurstan, is indeed a saint.
In that era, conferring sainthood was not yet s… Read More
This blog is a cut and paste from our microblogs we published during our passage. Apologies for the typoes. Some of the blogs are hard-core sailing bits, and some are.. well... witness to ou… Read More