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. 25th December 2016, 0 comments. Queen Elizabeth II hailed inspirational unsung heroes in her Christmas Day broadcast to the Commonwealth on Sunday, as a heavy cold forced her to miss the royals' visit to church. The 90-year-old monarch put the focus on "ordinary people doing extraordinary things", in her annual message. |
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, Happy Christmas! Today the Church once again experiences the wonder of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Joseph and the shepherds of Bethlehem, as they contemplate the newborn Child laid in a manger: Jesus, the Saviour. On this day full of light, the prophetic proclamation.... |
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The head of the Commonwealth urged people to achieve "small things with great love" in the speech, which is an integral part of Christmas Day traditions in Britain, and for millions around the world. Posted 26 Dec 2016 01:28; Updated 26 Dec 2016 01:30. |
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Queen Elizabeth II hailed inspirational unsung heroes in her Christmas Day broadcast to the Commonwealth on Sunday, as a heavy cold forced her to miss the royals' visit to church. The 90-year-old monarch put the focus on "ordinary people doing extraordinary things", in her annual message. |
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The dialogue between the Vatican and China has been limited to ecclesiastical affairs and has not touched upon political or diplomatic issues, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said yesterday. “During his meeting with Vice President Chen Chien-jen (陳建仁) at the Vatican in early September,.... |
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Queen Elizabeth II has paid tribute to inspirational unsung heroes in her Christmas Day broadcast to the Commonwealth on Sunday. During her talk, the 90-year-old monarch put focus on "ordinary people doing extraordinary things", urging people to achieve "small things with great love”. |
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The royal family spends Christmas together at Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham private estate in Norfolk, eastern England. But the sovereign could not join them on their traditional walk to church as she was still battling a heavy cold that forced her to delay her journey from London to Sandringham by 24 hours until Thursday. |
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The 2016 issue of the “Tipperary Historical Jour-nal” is appropriately and interestingly, presented as a “Special Commemorative Issue.” The editorial introduction describes the contents as: “what did or perhaps more accurately what did not happen in Tipperary” in the Easter of that year. |
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On an evening at Moscow's State Tretyakov Gallery, Vladimir Lenin paced back and forth, debating the finer points of Marxist theory, Vladimir Mayakovsky thundered staccato lines of poetry from atop a pedestal, and the monk Grigory Rasputin mused on the future of Russia. |
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Rebels blamed for ‘poisoning’ Damascus water. Residents of the Syrian capital were facing their third consecutive day of water shortages on Sunday, with authorities accusing “terrorist groups” of deliberately poisoning water resources. The government cut off water to Damascus on Friday after.... |
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For popular entertainer Nikita, brother Jabari and parents John and Veronica, the holiday is a welcome break from their hectic lives. As part of the Leacock family, who are well known for their musical talent, they infuse their love for music into their annual celebrations. |
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