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Речь идёт о жителе НАО Константине Ледкове
Речь идёт о жителе НАО Константине Ледкове
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En Allemagne, un mois après les élections en Saxe-Anhalt, dans ce petit Land de l’Est qui avait placé l'extrême-droite AfD en tête du scrutin, les partis sont toujours en discussions concernant de possibles coalitions. Mais ce mardi 6 octobre, le Parlement a élu son président, Tobias Rausch, un membre de l’AfD, dont les pouvoirs sont multiples.
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En Allemagne, un mois après les élections en Saxe-Anhalt, dans ce petit Land de l’Est qui avait placé l'extrême-droite AfD en tête du scrutin, les partis sont toujours en discussions concernant de possibles coalitions. Mais ce mardi 6 octobre, le Parlement a élu son président, Tobias Rausch, un membre de l’AfD, dont les pouvoirs sont multiples.
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Die EU will Unternehmen das Training von KI mit unseren Daten erleichtern. – Gemeinfrei-ähnlich freigegeben durch unsplash.com: Huzeyfe TuranDie Verhandlungen rund um den Daten-Omnibus im Rat sind in einer heißen Phase. Derzeit sieht es so aus, als würde die von NGOs kritisierte „Pauschalerlaubnis“ für KI-Training beschlossen. Während die Mitgliedstaaten kurz vor einer Einigung stehen, liegen die Lager im Europäischen Parlament noch weit auseinander.

Die EU will Unternehmen das Training von KI mit unseren Daten erleichtern. – Gemeinfrei-ähnlich freigegeben durch unsplash.com: Huzeyfe TuranDie Verhandlungen rund um den Daten-Omnibus im Rat sind in einer heißen Phase. Derzeit sieht es so aus, als würde die von NGOs kritisierte „Pauschalerlaubnis“ für KI-Training beschlossen. Während die Mitgliedstaaten kurz vor einer Einigung stehen, liegen die Lager im Europäischen Parlament noch weit auseinander.
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پس از حملات سازمانیافتۀ حماس و چند گروه شبهنظامی فلسطینی به جنوب اسرائیل در ۷ اکتبر ۲۰۲۳ بنیامین نتانیاهو، نخست وزیر آن کشور، چند هدف نظامی و راهبردی برای دولت خود تعیین کرد. نخست، نابود کردن تواناییهای نظامی حماس و از میان بردن تام و تمام ساختارهای حکومتی آن در غزه. نخست وزیر اسرائیل بارها بهویژه در مراسم یادبود رسمی آن روز گفته است که حماس دیگر نباید قدرتی در غزه داشته باشد.
پس از حملات سازمانیافتۀ حماس و چند گروه شبهنظامی فلسطینی به جنوب اسرائیل در ۷ اکتبر ۲۰۲۳ بنیامین نتانیاهو، نخست وزیر آن کشور، چند هدف نظامی و راهبردی برای دولت خود تعیین کرد. نخست، نابود کردن تواناییهای نظامی حماس و از میان بردن تام و تمام ساختارهای حکومتی آن در غزه. نخست وزیر اسرائیل بارها بهویژه در مراسم یادبود رسمی آن روز گفته است که حماس دیگر نباید قدرتی در غزه داشته باشد.
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Doha – Am Samstag, dem 26. September 2026, wurde ein wichtiges Kapitel in der Geschichte des Apostolischen Vikariats von Nordarabien geschrieben.Nach zwei Jahren intensiver Vorbereitung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit durch das Büro Missio-Avona wurde das Päpstliche Kindermissionswerk offiziell eingeweiht. Die Eröffnung fand in der Kirche Unserer Lieben Frau vom Rosenkranz in Doha, Katar, statt. „Mehr als 80 Kinder im Alter von 6 bis 14 Jahren haben sich der großen päpstlichen Familie der jungen Missionare angeschlossen“, schreibt Pater Marcus Fernandes von den Kapuzinerbrüdern und Delegierter von Missio-Avona dem Fidesdienst. „Damit sind sie Teil eines weltweiten Netzwerks geworden. Dieses Netzwerk setzt sich dafür ein, den Glauben durch Gebet, Teilen und Solidarität zu leben und zu bezeugen.“Die feierliche Eröffnungsmesse wurde vom Generalvikar Pater Ruben Berrameda geleitet. Mit ihm feierten der Pfarrer Pater Paul Raj, Pater Rosario Colaco OFM Cap. und Pater Marcus Fernandes. Pater Rosario Colaco wurde kürzlich zum Geistlichen Leiter des Kindermissionswerks ernannt. Bischof Aldo Berardi O.SS.T. ist Apostolischer Vikar von Avona. Zu diesem Gebiet gehören Bahrain, Katar, Kuwait und Saudi-Arabien. Zum Zeitpunkt der Feier befand sich der Bischof in Frankreich, in seiner Heimatstadt. Er war dort anlässlich der apostolischen Reise von Papst Leo XIV.Trotz seiner Abwesenheit wollte er der Gemeinschaft eine Nachricht übermitteln. Er schickte eine Botschaft voller Freude, Ermutigung und Segen. Außerdem versprach er, die Kinder in Katar bald zu besuchen. In seiner Predigt nahm Pater Marcus Bezug auf einen bekannten Satz aus dem Sport: „Auf die Plätze, fertig, los!“ Von dort aus stellte er eine Verbindung zum geistlichen Leben her. Er betonte besonders das Verb „gehen“. Es beschreibt eine Handlung, einen Aufbruch nach vorne und eine klare Richtung.Der Delegierte von Missio Avona rief die Kinder und die gesamte Gemeinschaft dazu auf, ihre missionarische Berufung mit Begeisterung und Tatkraft zu leben. Sie sollen Jesus und sein Evangelium verkünden. Das soll nicht nur durch Worte geschehen. Besonders wichtig ist das Zeugnis ihres täglichen Lebens.Pater Marcus erinnerte daran, dass diese Mission auf den drei Säulen des Päpstlichen Kindermissionswerks beruht: beten, helfen und teilen. Dieser Aufruf richtet sich an die Kinder. Gleichzeitig betrifft er die gesamte christliche Gemeinschaft. Alle sind dazu aufgerufen, gemeinsam in ihrer missionarischen Verantwortung zu wachsen.„Unter der Leitung eines Teams von engagierten und begeisterten Verantwortlichen“, so Pater Marcus abschließend, „hat diese neu entstandene Gemeinschaft vielversprechende Grundlagen geschaffen.“Dadurch kann die Kirche in Katar weiter wachsen und sich entfalten. Dazu trägt auch das Zeugnis ihrer jüngsten Missionare bei.
Doha – Am Samstag, dem 26. September 2026, wurde ein wichtiges Kapitel in der Geschichte des Apostolischen Vikariats von Nordarabien geschrieben.Nach zwei Jahren intensiver Vorbereitung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit durch das Büro Missio-Avona wurde das Päpstliche Kindermissionswerk offiziell eingeweiht. Die Eröffnung fand in der Kirche Unserer Lieben Frau vom Rosenkranz in Doha, Katar, statt. „Mehr als 80 Kinder im Alter von 6 bis 14 Jahren haben sich der großen päpstlichen Familie der jungen Missionare angeschlossen“, schreibt Pater Marcus Fernandes von den Kapuzinerbrüdern und Delegierter von Missio-Avona dem Fidesdienst. „Damit sind sie Teil eines weltweiten Netzwerks geworden. Dieses Netzwerk setzt sich dafür ein, den Glauben durch Gebet, Teilen und Solidarität zu leben und zu bezeugen.“Die feierliche Eröffnungsmesse wurde vom Generalvikar Pater Ruben Berrameda geleitet. Mit ihm feierten der Pfarrer Pater Paul Raj, Pater Rosario Colaco OFM Cap. und Pater Marcus Fernandes. Pater Rosario Colaco wurde kürzlich zum Geistlichen Leiter des Kindermissionswerks ernannt. Bischof Aldo Berardi O.SS.T. ist Apostolischer Vikar von Avona. Zu diesem Gebiet gehören Bahrain, Katar, Kuwait und Saudi-Arabien. Zum Zeitpunkt der Feier befand sich der Bischof in Frankreich, in seiner Heimatstadt. Er war dort anlässlich der apostolischen Reise von Papst Leo XIV.Trotz seiner Abwesenheit wollte er der Gemeinschaft eine Nachricht übermitteln. Er schickte eine Botschaft voller Freude, Ermutigung und Segen. Außerdem versprach er, die Kinder in Katar bald zu besuchen. In seiner Predigt nahm Pater Marcus Bezug auf einen bekannten Satz aus dem Sport: „Auf die Plätze, fertig, los!“ Von dort aus stellte er eine Verbindung zum geistlichen Leben her. Er betonte besonders das Verb „gehen“. Es beschreibt eine Handlung, einen Aufbruch nach vorne und eine klare Richtung.Der Delegierte von Missio Avona rief die Kinder und die gesamte Gemeinschaft dazu auf, ihre missionarische Berufung mit Begeisterung und Tatkraft zu leben. Sie sollen Jesus und sein Evangelium verkünden. Das soll nicht nur durch Worte geschehen. Besonders wichtig ist das Zeugnis ihres täglichen Lebens.Pater Marcus erinnerte daran, dass diese Mission auf den drei Säulen des Päpstlichen Kindermissionswerks beruht: beten, helfen und teilen. Dieser Aufruf richtet sich an die Kinder. Gleichzeitig betrifft er die gesamte christliche Gemeinschaft. Alle sind dazu aufgerufen, gemeinsam in ihrer missionarischen Verantwortung zu wachsen.„Unter der Leitung eines Teams von engagierten und begeisterten Verantwortlichen“, so Pater Marcus abschließend, „hat diese neu entstandene Gemeinschaft vielversprechende Grundlagen geschaffen.“Dadurch kann die Kirche in Katar weiter wachsen und sich entfalten. Dazu trägt auch das Zeugnis ihrer jüngsten Missionare bei.
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Cadillac’s entry into the Georgian market is part of General Motors’ regional expansion strategy, creating new opportunities in terms of attracting investment and creating highly qualified jobs, while further strengthening Georgia’s connection with the global automotive industry.

Cadillac’s entry into the Georgian market is part of General Motors’ regional expansion strategy, creating new opportunities in terms of attracting investment and creating highly qualified jobs, while further strengthening Georgia’s connection with the global automotive industry.
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Msafara mkubwa wa kijeshi uko njiani kuelekea Kidal leo Jumanne, Oktoba 6. Jeshi lilikuwa limeimarisha ngome zake huko Anéfis na Aguelhoc mwishoni mwa wiki, jambo linaloashiria uwezekano wa kuanza kwa mashambulizi ya kuukomboa mji wa Kidal.
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Msafara mkubwa wa kijeshi uko njiani kuelekea Kidal leo Jumanne, Oktoba 6. Jeshi lilikuwa limeimarisha ngome zake huko Anéfis na Aguelhoc mwishoni mwa wiki, jambo linaloashiria uwezekano wa kuanza kwa mashambulizi ya kuukomboa mji wa Kidal.
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شبكة يبئة ابوظبي، دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، في 6 أكتوبر 2026 /وام/ أكدت هيئة الطرق والمواصلات في دبي أن النجاح اللافت، الذي حققته جائزة دبي للنقل المستدام في دورتها الرابعة عشرة لعام 2026 وتجسّد في استقطاب أكثر من 750 طلباً من مختلف القطاعات والفئات المستهدفة بنسبة تجاوزت 400% من المستهدف، جاء مدعوماً بمنظومة متكاملة من … ظهرت المقالة طرق دبي7 جهات رائدة تدعم جائزة دبي للنقل المستدام 2026 أولاً على بيئة أبوظبي.
شبكة يبئة ابوظبي، دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، في 6 أكتوبر 2026 /وام/ أكدت هيئة الطرق والمواصلات في دبي أن النجاح اللافت، الذي حققته جائزة دبي للنقل المستدام في دورتها الرابعة عشرة لعام 2026 وتجسّد في استقطاب أكثر من 750 طلباً من مختلف القطاعات والفئات المستهدفة بنسبة تجاوزت 400% من المستهدف، جاء مدعوماً بمنظومة متكاملة من … ظهرت المقالة طرق دبي7 جهات رائدة تدعم جائزة دبي للنقل المستدام 2026 أولاً على بيئة أبوظبي.
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The clove bean is fondly known as mookuthi avarai in Tamil, an ode to its nose-pin-like appearance. Clove bean belongs to the same family as the morning glory, perennial fast-growing vines that are known for their brightly coloured flowers, and is not a true bean species. Once a common vegetable in south Indian kitchens, clove […]
The clove bean is fondly known as mookuthi avarai in Tamil, an ode to its nose-pin-like appearance. Clove bean belongs to the same family as the morning glory, perennial fast-growing vines that are known for their brightly coloured flowers, and is not a true bean species. Once a common vegetable in south Indian kitchens, clove […]
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Opt candidați aspiră pentru funcția de bașcan al Găgăuziei, într-o rundă de alegeri organizată în premieră cu sprijinul Chișinăului. Regiune prorusă prin tradiție, autonomia găgăuză nu mai are șef după condamnarea Evgheniei Guțul.
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Opt candidați aspiră pentru funcția de bașcan al Găgăuziei, într-o rundă de alegeri organizată în premieră cu sprijinul Chișinăului. Regiune prorusă prin tradiție, autonomia găgăuză nu mai are șef după condamnarea Evgheniei Guțul.
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Este miércoles se cumplen tres años del ataque terrorista perpetrado por Hamás en Israel y la conmemoración transcurre en un ambiente de crispación y división que se mezcla con la cuenta regresiva para las elecciones generales que tendrán lugar el 27 de octubre.
Este miércoles se cumplen tres años del ataque terrorista perpetrado por Hamás en Israel y la conmemoración transcurre en un ambiente de crispación y división que se mezcla con la cuenta regresiva para las elecciones generales que tendrán lugar el 27 de octubre.
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Quebec voters elected a National Assembly split among four parties on Monday, October 5, giving the separatist Parti Québécois a minority government, with less than 30 per cent of the vote. The new separatist leader will challenge Canadian unity, despite his weak mandate. The imperialist regime in Washington will do its best to exploit the new divisions in Team Canada. The post PQ victory in Quebec is a gift to Trump appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Quebec voters elected a National Assembly split among four parties on Monday, October 5, giving the separatist Parti Québécois a minority government, with less than 30 per cent of the vote. The new separatist leader will challenge Canadian unity, despite his weak mandate. The imperialist regime in Washington will do its best to exploit the new divisions in Team Canada. The post PQ victory in Quebec is a gift to Trump appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Уголовное дело против основательницы хосписа «Дом с маяком» Лиды Мониавы о «фейках» про армию (п. «д» ч. 2 ст. 207.3 УК) прекратили за отсутствием состава преступления. Об этом сообщила группа поддержки Мониавы со ссылкой на ее адвоката Михаила Бирюкова.По словам защитника, сегодня об этом ему сообщил следователь из центрального аппарата Следственного комитета. Официальное постановление о прекращении уголовного дела отправили по почте.«Это какое-то чудесное чудо. Но случилось оно не само собой, а сделали его вы. Спасибо всем, кто приходил к суду! Особенное спасибо героическим пациентам Дома с маяком, которые пришли поддержать Лиду к суду в инвалидных колясках, с аппаратами ИВЛ. Спасибо всем, кто писал официальные письма в защиту Лиды и посты поддержки! Спасибо журналистам! Большое спасибо всем, кто молился ❤️», — говорится в сообщении группы поддержки Мониавы.Мониаву задержали 2 сентября после обыска у нее дома. Поводом для уголовного дела стал ее пост в телеграме, опубликованный в феврале 2023 года.Суд назначил основательнице хосписа запрет определенных действий: ей нельзя было пользоваться интернетом, общаться со свидетелями и выходить из дома по ночам.Позже стало известно, что дело, которое собирались передать в суд, истребовали в центральный аппарат СК.
Уголовное дело против основательницы хосписа «Дом с маяком» Лиды Мониавы о «фейках» про армию (п. «д» ч. 2 ст. 207.3 УК) прекратили за отсутствием состава преступления. Об этом сообщила группа поддержки Мониавы со ссылкой на ее адвоката Михаила Бирюкова.По словам защитника, сегодня об этом ему сообщил следователь из центрального аппарата Следственного комитета. Официальное постановление о прекращении уголовного дела отправили по почте.«Это какое-то чудесное чудо. Но случилось оно не само собой, а сделали его вы. Спасибо всем, кто приходил к суду! Особенное спасибо героическим пациентам Дома с маяком, которые пришли поддержать Лиду к суду в инвалидных колясках, с аппаратами ИВЛ. Спасибо всем, кто писал официальные письма в защиту Лиды и посты поддержки! Спасибо журналистам! Большое спасибо всем, кто молился ❤️», — говорится в сообщении группы поддержки Мониавы.Мониаву задержали 2 сентября после обыска у нее дома. Поводом для уголовного дела стал ее пост в телеграме, опубликованный в феврале 2023 года.Суд назначил основательнице хосписа запрет определенных действий: ей нельзя было пользоваться интернетом, общаться со свидетелями и выходить из дома по ночам.Позже стало известно, что дело, которое собирались передать в суд, истребовали в центральный аппарат СК.
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Rome – From Pius XII’s appeal during wartime to the annual papal messages of Paul VI, John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis , World Mission Sunday, established in 1926, has provided an opportunity to remind the entire Church of her missionary vocation.In the anthology of passages gathered here, taken from messages by various Pontiffs, mission is consistently intertwined with the pressing concerns of each age: peace, religious freedom and the challenges of modernity.Pius XII, October 19, 1940: Peace as the Church’s mission“Prayer is the weapon that wins God’s heart to pity and mercy; it is the offering of your lips, of your affection for Christ’s heralds, for the little sheep that have strayed from the fold, for the wretched, upon whom the storm of our age weighs so heavily and causes such anguish This is the kingdom of peace: peace in our souls with God, peace among brothersand sisters in the mutual exchange of affection, peace among peoples and nations through reconciliation and orderly harmony. The farther humanity is from this peace at the present time; the more the awareness of our common natural and supernatural values threatens to give way in many hearts to opposing sentiments, the more uplifting and inspiring your effective commitment to the Catholic missionary ideal will be. For peace in the world, too, is a mission of the Church; in the tranquillity of human order lies her life, the winning over and salvation of souls, the spread of the good of the faith, the triumph over evil, leading ultimately to the unshakable peace of eternity.”https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xii/it/speeches/1940/documents/hf_p-xii_spe_19401019_we-are.htmlPaul VI, May 25, 1969: The Council establishes the relationship between religious freedom and the apostolic duty“The very existence of this central and official organization in the Church is a reply to a difficulty that is currently brought up in certain sectors, and which would threaten missionary activity with stagnation: that is, an emphasis on the Conciliar proclamation of religious liberty, as if this would favour an agnostic irenicism and authorize indiffentism concerning religious truth and the apostolic command, to which the plan of salvation is linked. Missionary endeavour, some say, is no longer necessary. The existence of Pontifical Societies that are expressly designed to promote and maintain such missionary endeavour contradicts this theory today as before, for religious liberty, as proclaimed by the Council, is meant to ensure that religion will be free from undue interference on the part of any purely secular power, and also from wrong social and political exclusiveness in the religious field; it is not meant to weaken our apostolic duty but rather to provide civic conditions in which missionary activity may be exercised, with due respect for freedom of conscience, while preaching the one true message of salvation that comes from religion. This is a basically traditional position in the Church, but one which the Council has renewed and clarified.”https://www.vatican.va/content/paul-vi/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_p-vi_mes_19690525_world-day-for-missions-1969.htmlJohn Paul II, June 11, 2000: Mission does not depend on human strength“The Church’s entire mission and, in a special way, the mission ad gentes, needs apostles who are willing to persevere to the end, faithful to the mission they have received, following the same path travelled by Christ, ‘the path of poverty and obedience, of service and self - sacrifice to the death...’ .May the witnesses of the faith whom we have commemorated be a model and an inspiration for all Christians, so that the proclamation of Christ may be perceived as the responsibility of every Christian. In this endeavour, the Christian is not alone. It is true that there is no proportion between human strength and the greatness of the mission. The most common and authentic experience is that of feeling unworthy of such a task. But it is also true that ‘our competence comes from God, and He has qualified us as ministers of a new covenant.’ .The Lord does not abandon those whom he calls to his service. ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations…And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age’ . The Lord’s continuous presence in his Church, especially in the Word and the Sacraments, is the guarantee of the effectiveness of her mission.Today this mission is carried out through men and women who have experienced salvation in their own fragility and weakness and bear witness to it before their brothers and sisters, conscious that we are all called to the same fullness of life Two thousand years after the beginning of the mission, vast geographical, cultural, human and social areas still remain where Christ and his Gospel have not yet penetrated. How can we fail to hear the appeal arising from this situation? Those who have experienced the joy of encountering Christ cannot keep it locked within themselves; they must radiate it.”https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_jp-ii_mes_20000627_world-day-for-missions-2000.htmlBenedict XVI, April 29, 2006: The fruitfulness of mission in seeking not one’s own interests“On the eve of his Passion, Jesus left as his testament to the disciples gathered in the Upper Room to celebrate Passover the “new commandment of love – mandatum novum”: “This is my commandment: love one another” . The fraternal love that the Lord asks of his ‘friends’ has its source in the paternal love of God. The Apostle John observes: “Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God” .Therefore, to love according to God, one must live in Him and by Him: God is man’s first ‘home’, and only those who dwell in Him burn with a fire of divine charity capable of ‘setting the world alight’. Is this not the mission of the Church in every age? It is therefore not difficult to understand that authentic missionary zeal, the primary commitment of the ecclesial community, is linked to fidelity to divine love. This is true of every individual Christian, every local community, the particular Churches and the entire People of God.It is precisely from an awareness of this shared mission that Christ’s disciples draw their generous readiness to undertake works of human and spiritual promotion which bear witness, as the beloved John Paul II wrote in the Encyclical Redemptoris missio, “the soul of all missionary activity: love, which has been and remains the driving force of mission, and is also "the sole criterion for judging what is to be done or not done, changed or not changed. It is the principle which must direct every action, and end to which that action must be directed. When we act with a view to charity, or are inspired by charity, nothing is unseemly and everything is good” .To be missionaries, then, means to love God with all our being, even to giving our lives for Him, if necessary. How many priests, men and women religious, and lay people, even in our own times, have borne supreme witness to their love for Him through martyrdom!To be missionaries means to bend down, like the Good Samaritan, to the needs of everyone, especially the poorest and most needy, because those who love with the heart of Christ seek not their own interests, but solely the glory of the Father and the good of their neighbour.Here lies the secret of the apostolic fruitfulness of missionary activity, which transcends borders and cultures, reaches peoples and spreads to the ends of the earth.”https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_ben-xvi_mes_20060429_world-mission-day-2006.htmlFrancis, January 25, 2024: rediscovering the eschatological and eucharistic dimension of the first Christians“We know that among the first Christians missionary zeal had a powerful eschatological dimension. They sensed the urgency of the preaching of the Gospel. Today too it is important to maintain this perspective, since it helps us to evangelize with the joy of those who know that “the Lord is near” and with the hope of those who are pressing forward towards the goal, when all of us will be with Christ at his wedding feast in the kingdom of God. While the world sets before us the various “banquets” of consumerism, selfish comfort, the accumulation of wealth and individualism, the Gospel calls everyone to the divine banquet, marked by joy, sharing, justice and fraternity in communion with God and with others.This fullness of life, which is Christ’s gift, is anticipated even now in the banquet of the Eucharist, which the Church celebrates at the Lord’s command in memory of him. The invitation to the eschatological banquet that we bring to everyone in our mission of evangelization is intrinsically linked to the invitation to the Eucharistic table, where the Lord feeds us with his word and with his Body and Blood.As Benedict XVI taught: “Every Eucharistic celebration sacramentally accomplishes the eschatological gathering of the People of God. For us, the Eucharistic banquet is a real foretaste of the final banquet foretold by the prophets and described by the New Testament as ‘the marriage-feast of the Lamb’ , to be celebrated in the joy of the communion of the saints” .Consequently, all of us are called to experience more intensely every Eucharist, in all its dimensions, and particularly its eschatological and missionary dimensions.”https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/it/messages/missions/documents/20240125-giornata-missionaria.htmlLeo XIV, January 25, 2026: Unity as a condition for mission“The Church’s primary missionary responsibility is to renew and sustain spiritual and fraternal unity among its members. In many situations, we encounter conflicts, polarization, misunderstandings and a lack of mutual trust. When this occurs even within our communities, it undermines our witness. The evangelizing mission that Christ entrusted to his disciples requires, above all, hearts that are reconciled and eager for communion. Consequently, it is important to intensify ecumenical efforts with all Christian Churches Missionary unity should not be understood as uniformity, but rather as the convergence of different charisms for the same purpose, namely to make Christ’s love visible and to invite everyone to encounter him. Evangelization is achieved when local communities cooperate with one another and when cultural, spiritual and liturgical differences are fully and harmoniously expressed in the same faith. I therefore encourage all institutions in the Church to strengthen their sense of ecclesial missionary communion and to develop creative and concrete ways of cooperating with one another for and in the mission If unity is the condition of mission, love is its essence. The Good News that we are sent to proclaim to the world is not an abstract ideal; it is the Gospel of God’s faithful love, which became flesh in the face and life of Jesus Christ.”https://www.vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/it/messages/mission/documents/20260125-giornata-missionaria.html
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Rome – From Pius XII’s appeal during wartime to the annual papal messages of Paul VI, John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis , World Mission Sunday, established in 1926, has provided an opportunity to remind the entire Church of her missionary vocation.In the anthology of passages gathered here, taken from messages by various Pontiffs, mission is consistently intertwined with the pressing concerns of each age: peace, religious freedom and the challenges of modernity.Pius XII, October 19, 1940: Peace as the Church’s mission“Prayer is the weapon that wins God’s heart to pity and mercy; it is the offering of your lips, of your affection for Christ’s heralds, for the little sheep that have strayed from the fold, for the wretched, upon whom the storm of our age weighs so heavily and causes such anguish This is the kingdom of peace: peace in our souls with God, peace among brothersand sisters in the mutual exchange of affection, peace among peoples and nations through reconciliation and orderly harmony. The farther humanity is from this peace at the present time; the more the awareness of our common natural and supernatural values threatens to give way in many hearts to opposing sentiments, the more uplifting and inspiring your effective commitment to the Catholic missionary ideal will be. For peace in the world, too, is a mission of the Church; in the tranquillity of human order lies her life, the winning over and salvation of souls, the spread of the good of the faith, the triumph over evil, leading ultimately to the unshakable peace of eternity.”https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xii/it/speeches/1940/documents/hf_p-xii_spe_19401019_we-are.htmlPaul VI, May 25, 1969: The Council establishes the relationship between religious freedom and the apostolic duty“The very existence of this central and official organization in the Church is a reply to a difficulty that is currently brought up in certain sectors, and which would threaten missionary activity with stagnation: that is, an emphasis on the Conciliar proclamation of religious liberty, as if this would favour an agnostic irenicism and authorize indiffentism concerning religious truth and the apostolic command, to which the plan of salvation is linked. Missionary endeavour, some say, is no longer necessary. The existence of Pontifical Societies that are expressly designed to promote and maintain such missionary endeavour contradicts this theory today as before, for religious liberty, as proclaimed by the Council, is meant to ensure that religion will be free from undue interference on the part of any purely secular power, and also from wrong social and political exclusiveness in the religious field; it is not meant to weaken our apostolic duty but rather to provide civic conditions in which missionary activity may be exercised, with due respect for freedom of conscience, while preaching the one true message of salvation that comes from religion. This is a basically traditional position in the Church, but one which the Council has renewed and clarified.”https://www.vatican.va/content/paul-vi/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_p-vi_mes_19690525_world-day-for-missions-1969.htmlJohn Paul II, June 11, 2000: Mission does not depend on human strength“The Church’s entire mission and, in a special way, the mission ad gentes, needs apostles who are willing to persevere to the end, faithful to the mission they have received, following the same path travelled by Christ, ‘the path of poverty and obedience, of service and self - sacrifice to the death...’ .May the witnesses of the faith whom we have commemorated be a model and an inspiration for all Christians, so that the proclamation of Christ may be perceived as the responsibility of every Christian. In this endeavour, the Christian is not alone. It is true that there is no proportion between human strength and the greatness of the mission. The most common and authentic experience is that of feeling unworthy of such a task. But it is also true that ‘our competence comes from God, and He has qualified us as ministers of a new covenant.’ .The Lord does not abandon those whom he calls to his service. ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations…And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age’ . The Lord’s continuous presence in his Church, especially in the Word and the Sacraments, is the guarantee of the effectiveness of her mission.Today this mission is carried out through men and women who have experienced salvation in their own fragility and weakness and bear witness to it before their brothers and sisters, conscious that we are all called to the same fullness of life Two thousand years after the beginning of the mission, vast geographical, cultural, human and social areas still remain where Christ and his Gospel have not yet penetrated. How can we fail to hear the appeal arising from this situation? Those who have experienced the joy of encountering Christ cannot keep it locked within themselves; they must radiate it.”https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_jp-ii_mes_20000627_world-day-for-missions-2000.htmlBenedict XVI, April 29, 2006: The fruitfulness of mission in seeking not one’s own interests“On the eve of his Passion, Jesus left as his testament to the disciples gathered in the Upper Room to celebrate Passover the “new commandment of love – mandatum novum”: “This is my commandment: love one another” . The fraternal love that the Lord asks of his ‘friends’ has its source in the paternal love of God. The Apostle John observes: “Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God” .Therefore, to love according to God, one must live in Him and by Him: God is man’s first ‘home’, and only those who dwell in Him burn with a fire of divine charity capable of ‘setting the world alight’. Is this not the mission of the Church in every age? It is therefore not difficult to understand that authentic missionary zeal, the primary commitment of the ecclesial community, is linked to fidelity to divine love. This is true of every individual Christian, every local community, the particular Churches and the entire People of God.It is precisely from an awareness of this shared mission that Christ’s disciples draw their generous readiness to undertake works of human and spiritual promotion which bear witness, as the beloved John Paul II wrote in the Encyclical Redemptoris missio, “the soul of all missionary activity: love, which has been and remains the driving force of mission, and is also "the sole criterion for judging what is to be done or not done, changed or not changed. It is the principle which must direct every action, and end to which that action must be directed. When we act with a view to charity, or are inspired by charity, nothing is unseemly and everything is good” .To be missionaries, then, means to love God with all our being, even to giving our lives for Him, if necessary. How many priests, men and women religious, and lay people, even in our own times, have borne supreme witness to their love for Him through martyrdom!To be missionaries means to bend down, like the Good Samaritan, to the needs of everyone, especially the poorest and most needy, because those who love with the heart of Christ seek not their own interests, but solely the glory of the Father and the good of their neighbour.Here lies the secret of the apostolic fruitfulness of missionary activity, which transcends borders and cultures, reaches peoples and spreads to the ends of the earth.”https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/it/messages/missions/documents/hf_ben-xvi_mes_20060429_world-mission-day-2006.htmlFrancis, January 25, 2024: rediscovering the eschatological and eucharistic dimension of the first Christians“We know that among the first Christians missionary zeal had a powerful eschatological dimension. They sensed the urgency of the preaching of the Gospel. Today too it is important to maintain this perspective, since it helps us to evangelize with the joy of those who know that “the Lord is near” and with the hope of those who are pressing forward towards the goal, when all of us will be with Christ at his wedding feast in the kingdom of God. While the world sets before us the various “banquets” of consumerism, selfish comfort, the accumulation of wealth and individualism, the Gospel calls everyone to the divine banquet, marked by joy, sharing, justice and fraternity in communion with God and with others.This fullness of life, which is Christ’s gift, is anticipated even now in the banquet of the Eucharist, which the Church celebrates at the Lord’s command in memory of him. The invitation to the eschatological banquet that we bring to everyone in our mission of evangelization is intrinsically linked to the invitation to the Eucharistic table, where the Lord feeds us with his word and with his Body and Blood.As Benedict XVI taught: “Every Eucharistic celebration sacramentally accomplishes the eschatological gathering of the People of God. For us, the Eucharistic banquet is a real foretaste of the final banquet foretold by the prophets and described by the New Testament as ‘the marriage-feast of the Lamb’ , to be celebrated in the joy of the communion of the saints” .Consequently, all of us are called to experience more intensely every Eucharist, in all its dimensions, and particularly its eschatological and missionary dimensions.”https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/it/messages/missions/documents/20240125-giornata-missionaria.htmlLeo XIV, January 25, 2026: Unity as a condition for mission“The Church’s primary missionary responsibility is to renew and sustain spiritual and fraternal unity among its members. In many situations, we encounter conflicts, polarization, misunderstandings and a lack of mutual trust. When this occurs even within our communities, it undermines our witness. The evangelizing mission that Christ entrusted to his disciples requires, above all, hearts that are reconciled and eager for communion. Consequently, it is important to intensify ecumenical efforts with all Christian Churches Missionary unity should not be understood as uniformity, but rather as the convergence of different charisms for the same purpose, namely to make Christ’s love visible and to invite everyone to encounter him. Evangelization is achieved when local communities cooperate with one another and when cultural, spiritual and liturgical differences are fully and harmoniously expressed in the same faith. I therefore encourage all institutions in the Church to strengthen their sense of ecclesial missionary communion and to develop creative and concrete ways of cooperating with one another for and in the mission If unity is the condition of mission, love is its essence. The Good News that we are sent to proclaim to the world is not an abstract ideal; it is the Gospel of God’s faithful love, which became flesh in the face and life of Jesus Christ.”https://www.vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/it/messages/mission/documents/20260125-giornata-missionaria.html
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Тоҷикистон ва Эрон рафтуои мардуми худро ба хоки ҳамдигар осон кардаанд. Акнун барои он шаҳрвандони Тоҷикистону Эрон, ки шиносномаи хориҷӣ доранд ва мехоҳанд бо роҳи заминӣ ё тавассути давлати севум ба ин ду кишвар бираванд, раводид ё виза зарур нест. Сайидҷон Шафизода, муовини сардори Раёсати иттилоот ва матбуоти Вазорати корҳои хориҷӣ, гуфт, ин муқаррарот аз 5-уми октябр ба иҷро даромад. То ин дам танҳо шаҳрвандоне, ки бо ҳавопаймо байни ду кишвар рафтуо мекарданд, аз гирифтани раводид...
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Police are investigating how thieves removed Salvador Dali’s massive bronze book cover unnoticed from an art center in central France. A 150-kilogram bronze book cover created by Salvador Dali has been stolen from a museum in central France. Authorities are still trying to determine how such a heavy artwork was removed from the building …
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Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name.Colorado may be leading the way among a small band of optimists who see opportunity for public schools in a new Trump-backed tax credit that others say will spell doom.A loose coalition of public school supporters in Colorado are hustling to take advantage of the program, which reimburses taxpayers up to $1,700 for donations to scholarship-granting organizations that then give the money to families for educational expenses. Supporters anticipate public school students could use the money for things like tutoring or SAT prep.The reason for the rush is partly political: While Democratic Gov. Jared Polis was an early blue-state adopter of the idea, his term is coming to an end. The next governor might not be so keen — and he’ll have to renew Colorado’s participation in 2028 or the program won’t continue. Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Weiser has said he’s a “firm no” on the program and that anyone who thinks it’s benign is either “naive or misleading people.”“There is the urgency in Colorado to make sure we have a chance to give this a fair shot,” said Antonio Parés, a former teacher and consultant who is helping public school groups take part in the program. “We want to be able to demonstrate to whoever the next governor is that this is a mechanism that is worth keeping because it is benefiting public schools.”The tax-credit scholarship program was passed by Congress as part of last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Set to go into effect Jan. 1, it has the potential to raise billions of new dollars for schools. Private school students who pay tuition are the most obvious beneficiaries, which is why so many public school advocates are skeptical if not outright hostile.But the law allows public school students to take advantage of the scholarships, too — though doing so might take a bit more creativity.“You can stand on principle and say, ‘We’re not going to do this because this is a voucher scheme,’ but then who benefits?” said Shannon Hancock, the chair of the Colorado Public Schools Foundation, an association of school district foundations, and executive director of the Five Star Education Foundation, which benefits the Adams 12 Five Star district.Hancock and Parés are part of a group that has been meeting for months to brainstorm ideas. Parés said it started with simple questions: Could this money be used to pay for after-school tutoring? Advanced Placement test fees? Fifth-day programming in the more than 130 school districts, most of them small and rural, that operate on four-day school weeks?Initial guidance does not go into detail about how the money could be spent. But Parés said the answer seems to be yes. Even if the program was created for private schools, Parés thinks public schools have a leg up. “There’s just more potential donors in the public ed world than there are in the private ed world,” Parés said. “From a pure numbers game, this is way better for public ed.”At least three Colorado organizations are jumping in: the Colorado Public Schools Foundation, the Denver Public Schools Foundation, and RESCHOOL, which has been giving out “learning dollars” to pay for everything from math tutoring to swim lessons for more than a decade.All three are creating new, separate nonprofit organizations to serve as scholarship-granting organizations, or SGOs. Since only about 20 of Colorado’s more than 170 school districts have foundations, the idea behind the Colorado Public Schools Foundation SGO is to help all districts access the federal tax-credit money, Hancock said. Districts could sign an agreement with the statewide SGO that would allow local taxpayers to donate their $1,700 directly to that district.Philanthropy currently funds all three organizations. That will likely continue. But the two school district foundations in particular are looking at the federal tax credit dollars as a new revenue stream that will allow them to redirect their philanthropic dollars elsewhere — and perhaps allow school districts to do the same with their state and local funding.“My attitude is what’s good for a student makes that school better,” said Sara Hazel, the president and CEO of the Denver Public Schools Foundation, which raises money for the state’s largest district. “If a student is on grade level in reading and math, that will change that student’s trajectory in tangible ways. And the school will have the capacity to do other things.”In an interview, Polis said one of the biggest challenges is the tight timeline. Colorado has until December to vet any SGOs that want to participate and submit a list to the federal government to cement the state’s participation in the program. “I’ve talked to several governors about it,” he said. “I always start by saying: ‘As a Coloradan, I hope you don’t participate because then residents of your state can donate to Colorado. But as an American, I hope that you do because I care about the kids in your state, too.’”Some blue-state governors might wait a year or two to see how the program plays out in Colorado and other Democratic strongholds before making a decision, said Michael Petrilli of the center-right Thomas B. Fordham Institute. Will public school students really benefit? Or will most of the money flow, as Petrilli predicts, to private schools?Colorado’s next governor, who will likely be Weiser, might be watching with the same eye. Chalkbeat National Editor Erica Meltzer contributed to this report.Melanie Asmar is the bureau chief for Chalkbeat Colorado. Contact Melanie at masmar@chalkbeat.org.
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Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name.Colorado may be leading the way among a small band of optimists who see opportunity for public schools in a new Trump-backed tax credit that others say will spell doom.A loose coalition of public school supporters in Colorado are hustling to take advantage of the program, which reimburses taxpayers up to $1,700 for donations to scholarship-granting organizations that then give the money to families for educational expenses. Supporters anticipate public school students could use the money for things like tutoring or SAT prep.The reason for the rush is partly political: While Democratic Gov. Jared Polis was an early blue-state adopter of the idea, his term is coming to an end. The next governor might not be so keen — and he’ll have to renew Colorado’s participation in 2028 or the program won’t continue. Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Weiser has said he’s a “firm no” on the program and that anyone who thinks it’s benign is either “naive or misleading people.”“There is the urgency in Colorado to make sure we have a chance to give this a fair shot,” said Antonio Parés, a former teacher and consultant who is helping public school groups take part in the program. “We want to be able to demonstrate to whoever the next governor is that this is a mechanism that is worth keeping because it is benefiting public schools.”The tax-credit scholarship program was passed by Congress as part of last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Set to go into effect Jan. 1, it has the potential to raise billions of new dollars for schools. Private school students who pay tuition are the most obvious beneficiaries, which is why so many public school advocates are skeptical if not outright hostile.But the law allows public school students to take advantage of the scholarships, too — though doing so might take a bit more creativity.“You can stand on principle and say, ‘We’re not going to do this because this is a voucher scheme,’ but then who benefits?” said Shannon Hancock, the chair of the Colorado Public Schools Foundation, an association of school district foundations, and executive director of the Five Star Education Foundation, which benefits the Adams 12 Five Star district.Hancock and Parés are part of a group that has been meeting for months to brainstorm ideas. Parés said it started with simple questions: Could this money be used to pay for after-school tutoring? Advanced Placement test fees? Fifth-day programming in the more than 130 school districts, most of them small and rural, that operate on four-day school weeks?Initial guidance does not go into detail about how the money could be spent. But Parés said the answer seems to be yes. Even if the program was created for private schools, Parés thinks public schools have a leg up. “There’s just more potential donors in the public ed world than there are in the private ed world,” Parés said. “From a pure numbers game, this is way better for public ed.”At least three Colorado organizations are jumping in: the Colorado Public Schools Foundation, the Denver Public Schools Foundation, and RESCHOOL, which has been giving out “learning dollars” to pay for everything from math tutoring to swim lessons for more than a decade.All three are creating new, separate nonprofit organizations to serve as scholarship-granting organizations, or SGOs. Since only about 20 of Colorado’s more than 170 school districts have foundations, the idea behind the Colorado Public Schools Foundation SGO is to help all districts access the federal tax-credit money, Hancock said. Districts could sign an agreement with the statewide SGO that would allow local taxpayers to donate their $1,700 directly to that district.Philanthropy currently funds all three organizations. That will likely continue. But the two school district foundations in particular are looking at the federal tax credit dollars as a new revenue stream that will allow them to redirect their philanthropic dollars elsewhere — and perhaps allow school districts to do the same with their state and local funding.“My attitude is what’s good for a student makes that school better,” said Sara Hazel, the president and CEO of the Denver Public Schools Foundation, which raises money for the state’s largest district. “If a student is on grade level in reading and math, that will change that student’s trajectory in tangible ways. And the school will have the capacity to do other things.”In an interview, Polis said one of the biggest challenges is the tight timeline. Colorado has until December to vet any SGOs that want to participate and submit a list to the federal government to cement the state’s participation in the program. “I’ve talked to several governors about it,” he said. “I always start by saying: ‘As a Coloradan, I hope you don’t participate because then residents of your state can donate to Colorado. But as an American, I hope that you do because I care about the kids in your state, too.’”Some blue-state governors might wait a year or two to see how the program plays out in Colorado and other Democratic strongholds before making a decision, said Michael Petrilli of the center-right Thomas B. Fordham Institute. Will public school students really benefit? Or will most of the money flow, as Petrilli predicts, to private schools?Colorado’s next governor, who will likely be Weiser, might be watching with the same eye. Chalkbeat National Editor Erica Meltzer contributed to this report.Melanie Asmar is the bureau chief for Chalkbeat Colorado. Contact Melanie at masmar@chalkbeat.org.
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