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However, this does not mean there is any shortage of classical concerts in our area. The well-respected Portsmouth Choral Union has roots stretching back to 1880 and continues to perform several concerts a year. Phil Stokes, the PCU’s chairman says: ‘I think it’s important people remember the roots of music. |
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Terry Pratchett would leave wake-up calls on Gaiman's voicemail: "Get up, you bastard." I had spent a few afternoons with the Discworld inventor in the chapel-cum-writing-studio on the grounds of his noble manor house and garden in Wiltshire, over a period of three or four years, so talking to his.... |
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THE continued rantings and attacks of defeated Councilor Pastor Alcover Jr. on social media against Barug PDP-Laban partymate Niña Mabatid will amount to nothing. It’s a lost cause and will definitely reflect on the leadership of the party and it possibly will boomerang on him. |
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“I just encourage people to keep dreaming and never give up on their dreams, because I thought maybe I’d end up on Broadway as a performer. That was kind of a dream of mine. … I started out at Lyric Theatre at 12 years old,” she said in a phone interview her home base of Austin, Texas. |
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On June 6, 1944, Franklin Roosevelt went on the radio and led the nation in prayer. Avoiding any trace of bluster, he asked not for conquest but for a better world. With over 370 World War II vets dying every day, this year’s 75th anniversary of D-Day has a special poignancy. |
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A Vatican Radio reporter speaks during a live programme on April 10, 2001. — Reuters pic. VATICAN CITY, June 7 — Friends, Romans and Latin lovers – lend the Vatican your ears. Vatican Radio is starting its first regular news bulletin in the language of Caesar and Cicero. |
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A Vatican Radio reporter speaks during a live programme on April 10, 2001. — Reuters pic. VATICAN CITY, June 7 — Friends, Romans and Latin lovers – lend the Vatican your ears. Vatican Radio is starting its first regular news bulletin in the language of Caesar and Cicero. |
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Called “Hebdomada Papae, Notitiae Vaticanae latine reddiate” (‘The pope’s week, Vatican news in the Latin language’), it is the latest in a series of initiatives to broaden use of Latin, once a staple of Western European education and the language of all Roman Catholic services. |
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By Philip Pullella. VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Friends, Romans and Latin lovers - lend the Vatican your ears. Vatican Radio is starting its first regular news bulletin in the language of Caesar and Cicero. Called "Hebdomada Papae, Notitiae Vaticanae latine reddiate" ('The pope's week, Vatican news in.... |
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VATICAN CITY: Friends, Romans and Latin lovers: lend the Vatican your ears. Vatican Radio is starting its first regular news bulletin in the language of Caesar and Cicero. Called "Hebdomada Papae, Notitiae Vaticanae latine reddiate" ('The pope's week, Vatican news in the Latin language'), it is the.... |
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Vatican Radio will from June 8 begin a weekly news programme in Latin in order to revive the language which has not been promoted for long. “Hebdomada Papae, notitiae vaticanae latine redditae” (The Pope’s week, news from the Vatican in Latin) will air every Saturday at 12:32 (1032 GMT) on Vatican Radio’s Italian channel. |
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