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The Rituals of Ramadan: A Deep Dive into the Islamic Holy Month
Unravel the centuries-old customs and significance of Ramadan, a month of intense prayer, reflection, and self-transformation for Muslims worldwide. Learn about the nightly Taraweeh prayers, the daily fast from sunrise to sunset, and the communal aspect of breaking the fast with Iftar meals.
Pilgrimages of Faith: Sacred Destinations and the Travelers Who Seek Them, Venture into the spiritual journeys taken by devout followers across various religious traditions, from the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca in
Islam and the Kumbh Mela bathe gathering in Hinduism to the Camino de Santiago in Christianity. Grasp the transformative impact these pilgrimages have on the lives of those who embark upon them.
The Power of Prayer: The Many Forms and Functions of Communication with the Divine
Experience the diversity of prayer across the globe, spanning from meditative chants to passionately sung hymns, combined with physical expressions like prostration or dance. Explore its myriad goals, from seeking divine guidance to expressing gratitude or reverence.
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Religions Around the World: A Spotlight on Our Global Spiritual Landscape
Islam, to the Eastern traditions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism, our ever-evolving map offers an in-depth look at the world’s diverse religious practices and their unique impact on cultures, societies, and individuals.
Voices of Faith: Personal Stories and Reflections
In this section, we invite individuals from various religious backgrounds to share their journeys, beliefs, and experiences, fostering a space for empathy, understanding, and connection.
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Testimony of faith. Three years for eternity
A mother has no age, we would like her to be eternal. But the day my father died alone in his hospital room, when I was only 28 years old,…
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In Senegal, the government opens the way for the wearing of religious symbols at school
Senegalese authorities this week ended the ban on religious symbols in schools. We ask “ acceptance of the wearing of religious symbols, such as the veil, the cross, sacred pearls,…
Meditating with Giovanni Battista Gaulli, known as Il Baciccio (1639-1709)
“Where do wars come from, where do conflicts between you come from? » So asks Saint James in his letter preserved in the New Testament. He continues: “Is it not…
(Survey) At Emmaüs, rebuilding without Abbé Pierre
That day, the name of Abbé Pierre was on everyone’s lips within the Futuroscope Congress Center (Vienna), decorated with embroidered carpets and large wooden sideboards. “A betrayal”, “a big slap…
what the Church and Emmaus knew
From 1942, Henri Grouès, 30 years old, stood out for his “imprudence”, “his great vanity”. The priest who supervises him in a parish in Isère deplores the fact that he…