Titoli in Religioni

En moins d'une génération, ce Landais vigoureux crée hôpitaux, hospices, orphelinats, missions dans les campagnes et les pays lointains. Il conseille Anne d'Autriche, la reine de France, assiste les derniers moments du roi Louis XIII et consacre sa vie aux plus démunis. Écoutons l'histoire de l'un de nos saints les plus renommés.

Dans la cité du Vatican, Dom Grégorio et le père Gaétan racontent au jeune Louis l'histoire extraordinaire de Jésus, fils de Dieu, venu sur terre pour sauver les hommes du péché. Après sa résurrection, ses apôtres et ses compagnons propagent son message d'amour puis mettent par écrit ses enseignements : ce sont notamment les Évangiles que l'on retrouvent dans le Nouveau Testament.

Un jour de ramadan, Monsieur Tazi et sa fille Kenza racontent au jeune Louis et à sa sœur Chloé l'histoire de Mahomet à qui la parole de Dieu fut révélée, en 610, par l'ange Jibril, également connu sous le nom d'ange Gabriel. Ils décrivent aussi les 5 piliers de l'islam que sont la profession de foi, la prière, l'aumône, le jeûne du ramadan et le pèlerinage à La Mecque.

Louis, accompagné de sa maman, retrouve son copain Somchaï, un jeune novice franco-thaï, lors de son ordination dans un temple thaïlandais. Un moine cambodgien leur raconte l'histoire du bouddhisme, né en Inde il y a 2 500 ans, qui enseigne comment vaincre la souffrance et le chagrin et conseille sur la façon de mener sa vie utilement.

Madame Berrebi, l'une des seules femmes rabbins de France, raconte à son fils David et son copain Louis l'histoire de la première religion à être fondée sur le monothéisme, la croyance en un seul dieu.

Pendant leur séjour en Inde, Louis et Chloé retrouvent Monsieur Lakmi et son fils Ravi qui leur font découvrir l'hindouisme, religion née il y a plus de 5 000 ans et qui honore plusieurs divinités dont les plus connues sont Brahma, Ganesh, Krishna, Rama, Shiva sans oublier... les vaches sacrées.

À Assise, Antoine prononce un discours qui frappe les esprits et révèle toute sa science, son charisme et ses talents exceptionnels d'orateur. Il est alors âgé de 27 ans et cet événement marque pour lui le début d'une nouvelle vie entièrement consacrée à l'évangélisation, au prêche et à l'enseignement, qu'il dispense à travers toute l'Italie et dans les régions du Sud de la France.

Jean est le fils de Zacharie et d' Élisabeth, cousine de la Vierge Marie. C'est l'archange Gabriel qui avait annoncé à Élisabeth la future naissance de Jean. Devenu adulte, il se retire dans le désert sur les bords du Jourdain et se consacre entièrement à la prière. Il est rejoint par de nombreux disciples auxquels il annonce la venue de Jésus qu'il baptisera peu après.

The foundations of Jewish law are under threat from the followers of a man called Jesus. These people have reached Damascus. They must be stopped. Saul, uncompromising and brutal, is the man for the job. But by the time Saul reaches Damascus, he is blind and in shock. What could have happened to him on that journey? How does a man react when his beliefs are turned upside down? Now calling himself Paul, can he convince his former enemies to trust him? Can he convince the world that Jesus's teachings are for everyone?

Poor Judas - he just can't decide what to do with his life. Everybody expects him to follow in his father's footsteps, but he has too many doubts. Then one day he meets a man who changes everything. With new hope and a new sense of purpose, Judas leaves his home and his family to follow Jesus. But for how long can Judas accept the simplicity of Jesus's work? How soon will his mind return to its former complex ways? Tortured by increasing doubts, troubled by rivalry within the group and sensing that time is running short, Judas feels compelled to take action.

Mary's childhood in Magdala leaves her with emotional scars she fears will never heal - until she meets Jesus. Recognising the importance of Jesus' work, she decides to do all that she can to support him, but what good can a woman do in a man's world? Will Mary ever be accepted by Jesus' other disciples? What will she learn from the miracles she witnesses and from her many conversations with the Son of God? To Mary the message seems simple, so why can't others believe?

Mary is a young woman living a simple life in Nazareth, when an angel's visit changes her life forever. She has been chosen by God to bear him a son. She alone amongst women has been chosen to bear the agony and the joy. From the moment of his birth, she knows that Jesus' life will be like no other. She has been warned of the pain that lies ahead. When Jesus begins his work, how will she react to her increasing awareness of the dangers facing her son?

In 1967, a 25-year-old refugee named Bashir Khairi travelled from the Palestinian hill town of Ramallah to Ramla, Israel, with a goal: to see the beloved stone house with the lemon tree in its backyard that he and his family had been forced to leave 19 years earlier. When he arrived, he was greeted by one of its new residents: Dalia Eshkenazi Landau, a 19-year-old Israeli college student whose family had fled Europe following the Holocaust. She had lived in that house since she was 11 months old.

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