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Seules 7 femmes dans le monde peuvent à porter du blanc en présence du pape. Cette tradition, appelée "le privilège du blanc" est réservée à une caste, relate La Provence. Privilège d'abord accordé à la reine d'Espagne au XIXè siècle, il a été étendu à d'autres souveraines restées fidèles à l'Église alors que d'autres se sont converties au protestantisme. La presse semble en voie d'avoir épuisé tous les angles sur le Vatican, ouf!

#Politique #Pape #Mort #Eglise #Religion #Vatican #Protocole

Just be honest. Nobody is just arguing for god, but for their version of god and practice. And they can't prove their god makes more sense than any other, only that their belief will be better for people than another faith. Which is fine and probably why religions tend to evolve towards the norms of the culture in which they exist. The alternatives either have to cloister themselves, change the overall society or cease to exist.

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#god #atheism #religion #belief #faith

Ross Douthat: Why It’s Logical to Believe in God - Honestly with Bari WeissPocket Casts

Indigenous leaders remember Pope Francis’s visit to Canada, hope reconciliation efforts continue
The late Pope Francis visited Alberta, Quebec and Nunavut for his six-day 'pilgrimage of penance' in July 2022. During the historic visit he apologized for the 'evil committed by so many Christians' in residential schools. Former grand chief Mandy Gull-Masty, now a Liberal Party candidate for t...
#Religion #Politics #Canada #History #Alberta #Quebec
cbc.ca/player/play/9.6731154?c

My wife and our friend found an ancient Shintō shrine full of lore that was nevertheless deserted on a busy weekend in Kyōto. Konoshima Jinja (木嶋神社) or Kaiko no Yashiro (蚕の社) features a rare three-legged torii gate, symbolizing stability and a connection between the spiritual and physical realms. Going back as far as the beginning of the 8th Century, considerably before Kyōto became the capital, the shrine is mainly dedicated to silkworms, as silk has played an important cultural role in Kyōto's history.

The three-legged torii gate also alludes to the three-legged crow Yatagarasu (八咫烏), regarded as a divine messenger. Important Kyōto shrines like Yasaka Jinja and Kamigamo Jinja along with the Imperial family have associated themselves with the Yatagarasu, yet I found that the cult actually goes back to Chinese and Korean mythology.

Hidden Christians appropriated the 3-legged torii as the Trinity.

#Japan #Kyoto #Shinto #religion #mythology #architecture #history @religion @mythology

Every night during war, Pope Francis called Gaza's only Catholic Church in 'singular expression of love'
Every evening at 8 p.m., Father Gabriel Romanelli of Holy Family Church in Gaza City prepared to receive a call from Vatican City. The calls from Pope Francis — checking in on how those huddled inside Gaza's lone Catholic Church were coping during the war — were ...
#religion #war #hope #Gaza #GazaCity #VaticanCity
cbc.ca/news/world/pope-francis