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La maison en dessous de l'image est le musée Guido Gezelle, poète flamand du 19ème siècle, fait partie des figures majeures de la littérature belge. Étudiant au grand séminaire de Bruges, il est ordonné prêtre et enseigne aux étudiants. Le flamand n’est pas une langue considérée comme noble et pourtant le jeune professeur commence à écrire ses premiers vers en néerlandais. Pour avoir défendu les plus faibles, ses supérieurs lui imposent une des paroisses les plus pauvres de la région. Il retourne finalement à Bruges en 1889 ou il y reste jusqu’à sa mort dix années plus tard.
Reconnu de son vivant pour la qualité de ses poésie, Guido Gezelle a cumulé les honneurs à partir de 1886. En 2012, la ville de Bruges l’a déclaré plus grand héros de Bruges et sa maison natale est transformée en musée depuis 1926.
Le musée Guido Gezelle (Gezellemuseum), situé à l’Est de la ville non loin d’un moulin au sein d’un quartier populaire et tranquille est complété d’un jardin romantique ou on imagine très bien le poète travaillant à l’ombre des grands arbres. La maison qui accueille le musée est une batisse rustique et fonctionnelle du 16ème siècle. Le père du poète y travaillait comme jardinier pour le compte d’un important commerçant de la ville. Guido y a donc vécu de nombreuses années et la nature, thème cher à ses écrits a certainement été inspiré par le jardin attenant.
The house below the image is the museum Guido Gezelle, Flemish poet of the 19th century, is one of the major figures of Belgian literature. A student at the major seminary in Bruges, he was ordained a priest and taught students. Flemish is not a language considered noble and yet the young teacher begins to write his first verses in Dutch. For having defended the weakest, his superiors imposed on him one of the poorest parishes in the region. He finally returned to Bruges in 1889 where he remained until his death ten years later.
Recognized during his lifetime for the quality of his poetry, Guido Gezelle accumulated honors from 1886. In 2012, the city of Bruges declared him the greatest hero of Bruges and his birthplace has been transformed into a museum since 1926.
The Guido Gezelle Museum (Gezellemuseum), located to the east of the city not far from a mill in a popular and quiet area, is complemented by a romantic garden where you can easily imagine the poet working in the shade. tall trees. The house that hosts the museum is a rustic and functional building from the 16th century. The poet's father worked there as a gardener for an important merchant in the city. Guido therefore lived there for many years and nature, a theme dear to his writings, was certainly inspired by the adjoining garden.
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I watched this fisherman use his elderly 1966 Land Rover to drag varius small fishing boats up the very steep slipway at Priest's Cove. I was amazed at the condition of the Landie and I bet it hasn't travelled far from here in a number of years.
The Sandpoint Turn departs Priest River, Idaho over the town's namesake river on a Warren truss bridge built by the Great Northern after picking up loaded centerbeams at the Stimson Lumber transload.
I loved how political Priests was and how lead singer Katie Alice Greer urged to crowd to be informed and do everything we could to resist Trump. There's a really great article about this band in Rolling Stone:
www.rollingstone.com/music/features/how-dc-punks-priests-...
You can listen to the Washington D.C. based band here:
priests.bandcamp.com/album/nothing-feels-natural
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Fronleichnam
Fest: Leib Christi,
in der Monstranz, dem Zeigegefäß, öffentlich zur Schau getragen.
Thematische
Blumen Teppiche und Graswege Teppiche führen von Hausaltar zu Hausaltar.
Als Kind mussten wir große Handkörbe mit Wiesenblunen sammeln.
Beeindruckend mit Gelb-Weissen Fahnen auf den Balkonen oder als 4m Fahne vom obersten Fenster der Häuser herab hängend.
Der Priester geht unter einem Baldachin:
(einem
tragbaren Himmel, der besonders bei Prozessionen und Umzügen über dem Altarsakrament und dem Priester getragen wird.)
Vier Männer tragen ihn wie man Fahnen trägt.
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Wegen Coronavirus muss das Fest heute ausbleiben.
Das gemeinsame Legen des Blumenschmucks und der Altarbilder sowie die Prozession sind nicht möglich.
Im Echaztal im Kreis Reutlingen geplant: Eine Autoprozession zum Autokino in Pfullingen sollte stellvertretend für den bunten Blumenteppich stehen, so Dekan Hermann Friedl.
Viele Gottesdienste sind online zu begehen.
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Stattdessen gab es während des Gottesdienstes eine Art Miniatur-Prozession in der Basilika, dem Gotteshaus.
young priests at the ceremony of consecration of the church. photo taken during the Cossack festival in Moscow.
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Taizō-in (退蔵院) is the oldest sub-temple (tatchū (塔頭)) of the Myōshin-ji Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple, situated in the northwest of Kyoto, Japan. It was founded by Zen priest Muinsoin in 1404. The original temple buildings were burned during the Ōnin War (1467-1477), and were later rebuilt.
A new pond garden, or yoko-en, was designed by Kinsaku Nakane in 1963-1966. The new garden is large enough for visitors to walk in, and contains azaleas and a stream that cascades along the main axis, directly toward the main viewing position. The stream flows around rocks, gradually widening until it empties into a pool in front of the viewer.
(Wikipedia)
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De Griekse priester
Je kunt in Griekenland de Griekse priesters - of pappas, zoals zij worden genoemd - overal tegenkomen. Ze zijn te herkennen aan hun lange, zwarte of blauwe kleding en hun hoed. Ze zijn niet verplicht om steeds hun priesterkleren te dragen, maar ze doen het meestal wel, uit praktische overwegingen en omdat ze op die manier gemakkelijker herkenbaar zijn. De Griekse priester kan huwen en kinderen hebben.
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The Greek priest
You can in Greece, the Greek priest - or Pappas, as they are called - encounter everywhere. They are recognizable by their long, black or blue clothes and their hats. They are not required to always wear their priest clothes, but they do usually, for practical reasons and because they are easier to identify in that way. The Greek priests can marry and have children.
The POVA Sandpoint Turn arrives Priest River, Idaho light power to switch Stimson Lumber and take a train east to the BNSF at Sandpoint. The sawmill itself is located across the river from the transload facility and is one of the many sawmills located along the Pend Oreille River which make up a large majority of the POVA's revenue.
Another take on Dove Crag. The break in the clouds revealed the Priest Hole that offers amazing views over the north lakes mountains. On the to do list!
Can't wait for a decent snowfall to bring a different perspective.
Down at Priest Cove, at Cape Cornwall this morning in filthy weather, shooting into the wind. This is the only image I could salvage, all the others were covered in a mass of rain and seawater spots.
location : Daigoji temple Sanbonin garden ,Kyoto city,Kyoto prefecture,Japan
京都 醍醐寺 三宝院庭園
Daigo-ji (醍醐寺 Daigo-ji) is a Shingon Buddhist temple in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, Japan. Its main devotion (honzon) is Yakushi. Daigo, literally "ghee", is used figuratively to mean "crème de la crème" and is a metaphor of the most profound part of Buddhist thoughts.
Daigo-ji was founded in the early Heian period. In 874, Rigen-daishi (Shōbō) founded the temple.
After having fallen ill and abdicated in 930, Emperor Daigo entered Buddhist priesthood at this temple. As a monk, he took the Buddhist name Hō-kongō; and shortly thereafter, died at the age of 46. He was buried in the temple, which is why his posthumous name was Daigo.
Several structures, including the kondō and the five-story pagoda, are National Treasures of Japan. The temple possesses 18 specifically designated national treasures, including the buildings and other works as well; and the temple holds several dozen important cultural assets. Wall paintings at the temple were the subject of academic research which earned the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy in 1960.
As part of the "Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto", it is designated as a World Heritage Site.
The five-storey pagoda at Daigoji temple was built in 951 and is the oldest building in Kyoto. It was one of few buildings to survive the Onin War in the 15th century. -wikipedia
Sanbonin Area
Sanbonin was established in 1115 by the 14th head priest Shokaku. Shince then, it was functioned as a heart of Daigoji,serving as the main residence of head priests.
The present day Sanbonin was refurbished on the occasion of the "Daigo-no-Hanami"(Cherry blossom viewing) party held by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598. That garden 'a basic design was conducted by Hideyoshi himself,and is designated as a Historic Site and Special Place of Scenic Beauty The Omote-Shoin ( a National Treasure), from which the whole garden can be viewed.and numerous other structures are designated as Important Cultural Assets.-Daigoji Temple
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