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Le "temple" de Lanleff, sans doute le plus ancien édifice du Haut Moyen-Age encore visible en Côtes d'Armor, voire en Bretagne.
Remarquable par ses deux enceintes concentriques du plus pur style roman primitif, en particulier les 12 arcades de la rotonde intérieure. On a, en outre, compté plus de 140 éléments décoratifs ornant les chapiteaux et les bases de colonnes dont une fameuse représentation de "Adam pudique". Le charme du bâtiment se trouve renforcé par le mystère de son origine.
En effet, les supputations sont allées bon train concernant son origine...
Certains voyaient à Lanleff un temple gallo-romain, d'autres un baptistère mérovingien ou encore église des Templiers. Quant aux romantiques, ils n'ont pas hésité à qualifier le bâtiment de sanctuaire d'origine celtique : les Celtes ont toujours affiché un profond respect pour le symbolisme du cercle et il y a 12 arches soutenues par 12 piliers imposants comme autant de mois de l'an...mais dans la symbolique chrétienne, ce chiffre représente « ce qui est complet » en référence avec les 12 tribus d’Israël, les 12 apôtres...
Si certains y voient un édifice du Xe siècle, voire pré-roman à cause du caractère archaïque de ses sculptures, un certain nombre de spécialistes s’accordent pour le dater du début du XIIe siècle du fait de sa structuration spatiale très maîtrisée et de son animation murale. L'édifice est de style roman, et son magnifique granit rose lui confère une austérité toute monastique. Sa forme fait référence à celle détruite du Saint Sépulcre de Jérusalem, il s'agit ici « d'une rotonde mariale dont le nombre est grand en Europe à l'époque romane...Le premier document qui y fait référence date du XIe – XIIe siècle : l’église Sainte-Marie de Lanleff apparait dans un acte de donation non daté aux moines de Léhon
classement MH par liste de 1889
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En 1454 se estableció en Emmetten una parroquia en «Sant Jacobs Kilchen», dependiente de la parroquia de Buochs. La secesión de Buochs tuvo lugar en 1474.
El 17/18 de septiembre de 1601, un terremoto destruyó la iglesia parroquial. No se volvió a consagrar hasta 1616. El 9 de enero de 1741, la rectoría fue destruida por un incendio. Con ella se quemaron todos los registros parroquiales de 1622 a 1741.
En 1933, por iniciativa del entonces párroco Franz Xaver Gabriel, se construyó la actual iglesia de Santiago y Teresa. El nuevo edificio se financió exclusivamente con donativos (el arquitecto Steiner, de Schwyz, se encargó de la planificación y la dirección de obra). El edificio fue renovado en 1994-1996.
Información: www.kirche-emmetten.ch
Ascensión al Beriain / San Donato (1.493 m.) desde el pequeño pueblo de Unanu. Esta preciosa y mítica cima en la sierra de Andia es la más prominente de toda la montaña navarra. Es una especie de enorme meseta rocosa sobre una inmensa llanura. En la cumbre se encuentra la ermita de San Donato, que da también nombre al monte. Las vistas desde arriba son sensacionales.
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Un becadell comú (gallinago gallinago), mestre del camuflatge, buscant menjar al delta del Llobregat. Es tant bo en camuflar-se, que ha donat nom al mot anglès per francotirador, sniper (del seu nom en anglès, common snipe). Aquí, però, l'aigua permet veure'n clarament la forma lluny de l'herba on es camufla.
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A common snipe (gallinago gallinago) in the Llobregat river delta. As it's name implies, the snipe is a master of camouflage, so a sniper was a real good hunter.
sv. Donat ((izvorno sv. Trojstva) osebujnog cilindričnog oblika i pomalo robusne monumentalnosti ova građevina pripada najpoznatijim europskim predromaničkim crkvama, stil gradnje slijedi oblike dvorskih crkava kružnog tlocrta od ranobizantskog do karolinškog razdobla i ističe se originalnošću, bez nekih izravnih uzora....
St. Donatus church dominating the Roman Forum in Zadar. Photo taken from the Sveta Stošija bell tower.
Zadar, Croatia
Die römisch-katholische Kirche des Heiligen Donat im historischen Zentrum von Zadar (Kroatien) neben der Kathedrale Sv. Stošija entstand am Anfang des 9. Jahrhunderts. Die zweigeschossige Rundkirche des heiligen Donatus gilt als das besterhaltene kroatische Baudenkmal aus altchristlicher Zeit. Sie ist ein Symbol der Stadt Zadar.
I blurred out part of the paper for privacy reasons...
the article reads:
Four years ago, Serena Boggs lost her mom while she waited for a new heart.
Now she has photos hanging in Triangle businesses to spread awareness about the importance of becoming an organ donor.
Boggs’ mother was only 49 when she died, and she was an organ donor before she passed away. But because she had heart failure and was on dialysis, several of her organs couldn’t be recycled.
But a few months after she died, Boggs got a letter from a grandmother who wrote to let her know the corneas she received from her mother helped her to paint again, drive again and see her grandchildren.
“It was a healing story,” Boggs said. “When you lose someone but they continue to help people, it’s awe-inspiring.”
Her mother’s skin was used to help a burn victim, and some of her bones were used for another patient.
Boggs said she and her family fought hard to get her mother a new heart, but the waiting list was too long.
“She declined really fast in the end and didn’t make it,” she said. “I needed a grief period, but then I realized I needed to do something about this.”
So Boggs called Carolina Donor Services to offer her photography services to spread awareness about becoming a donor.
“I’ve been an advocate for donating ever since,” she said.
Boggs met with the Carolina Donor coordinator, and through the organization was able to set up a photo shoot of donors, recipients and families in Durham, Winston-Salem and Greenville.
One of the women Boggs photographed was a mother whose 13-year-old daughter was murdered.
Weeks before her death the daughter told her mom she wanted to be a donor.
“Through her loss came grace for other families,” Boggs said.
Another interesting experience for Boggs during the photo shoot was photographing a woman whose mom had received an organ transplant and whose husband’s liver, when he was killed in a traffic accident, saved a father in the same town.
“There were all these great connections,” Boggs said.
Another story that touched Boggs was that of a family whose little girl died when she was three from a rare disease that required many organ transplants early on in her life.
When she died, her organs were used to save another child.
“There’s just not enough photos or education out there,” Boggs said. “The problem is people aren’t educated enough about organ donations. They’re warned that they’re not treated fairly if they’re injured because their organs are needed, and that’s just not true.”
“I understand how difficult it is because your loved one is dead and ultimately it’s up to the family what’s done with the body and organs, and you don’t want anyone to mess with them. But it’s all a medical procedure. It’s just about raising awareness.”
“I want to bring faces, stories and emotions to organ donation,” Boggs said.
Boggs said so far she’s received great feedback from her photography series.
Seven months after starting the project, her photos can be seen on the Carolina Donor Services web site, and they are on display at the Borders book store on the corner of Strickland and Six Forks roads in Raleigh for the month of June.
Garden Salon in Durham is also displaying one of her photos.
Boggs isn’t sure where her photos will be displayed after July, but she’s thinking about donating them to the Duke Transplant Center, where her mother was treated.
Boggs said her photos tell a story because of the way she captures her subjects.
“The camera for me is emotion,” she said. “I just see everything; it’s just the way I view things. I capture as I see, and I think that’s where the emotion comes from.”
Boggs said though photography is her passion, she’s enjoyed working with Carolina Donor Services to raise awareness.
“I want to help more companies raise awareness when the girls get a little older, and eventually I’d like to raise awareness in other countries on different issues,” Boggs said.
Boggs has three daughters, 9, 7 and 3. They attend *** Elementary where one of the teachers recently received a kidney transplant.
It’s been four years since her mother’s death, and Boggs said it’s been hard, that she was an amazing woman who is greatly missed.
“But we’ve put this journey to move forward in her name,” she said. “What’s important to me is the stories and education. We were given a journey, and we want to save other lives.
For more information on becoming an organ donor, visit www.carolinadonorservices.org or www.serenaboggs.com.
sv. Donat ((izvorno sv. Trojstva) osebujnog cilindričnog oblika i pomalo robusne monumentalnosti ova građevina pripada najpoznatijim europskim predromaničkim crkvama, stil gradnje slijedi oblike dvorskih crkava kružnog tlocrta od ranobizantskog do karolinškog razdobla i ističe se originalnošću, bez nekih izravnih uzora....
Sv. Donata ((izvorno Sv. Trojstva) najvrijedniji je spomenik predromaničkog graditeljstva ranog srednjeg vijeka u Hrvatskoj i simbol grada Zadra, a zbog osebujnog oblika jedna od najznačajnijih takve vrste u Europi....
Després de dinar, vam anar a fer un tomb per la població. Era visita obligada ja que aquest està catalogat juntament amb d'altres, com un del pobles més bonics d'Espanya. Les fotos no fan honor a la seva bellesa, donat que aquella no era precisament la millor hora per fer-es. L'alçada del sol, va fer que surtíssim moltes ombres a les façanes de les cases. Pujaré només les que em semblin més "visibles"...i ens conformarem dient allò de..."para muestra, un botón..."
Después de comer, fuimos a dar una vuelta por la población. Era visita obligada ya que este está catalogado junto con otros, como uno de los pueblos más bonitos de España. Las fotos no hacen honor a su belleza, dado que aquela no era precisamente la mejor hora para hacerlas. La altura del sol propició que salieran muchas sombras en las fachadas de las casas. Subiré sólo las que me parezcan más "visibles" ... y nos conformaremos diciendo aquello de ... "para muestra, un botón ..."