Titoli in Mondiale

Il y a des parfums qui voyagent plus loin que les valises. Des saveurs qui traversent le temps et les frontières. Des plats qui racontent, à leur façon, les exils, les voyages et le courage. Bienvenue dans L’huile et le miel, le podcast qui explore l’histoire des Juifs d’Espagne et du monde arabe à travers leurs cuisines. Chaque épisode vous emmène dans un voyage gourmand et historique : du Fish and chips londonien aux origines séfarades, en passant par le Sabich israélien venu d’Irak ou la Dafina marocaine mijotée dans les mellah. Plus que des recettes, ce sont des tranches d...

On the night of April 11, 1950, a B-29 Superfortress bomber took off from Albuquerque, New Mexico and crashed three minutes later, killing the entire crew. The incident was a designated a "Broken Arrow," an unexpected event involving nuclear weapons or nuclear weapons components. The crash was the second Broken Arrow in U.S. military history, and the first to occur within the Continental United States. "Boomtown" is a limited podcast series that will investigate the crash, the aircrew, the aircraft and everything in between. Using declassified military records, along with newspapers, personal ...

La geopolitica, la storia e i grandi rivoluzionari del centro-sud America

Welcome to The Romance Files, a podcast where hopeless romantics rummage through the bins of gossip of history’s most iconic couples to find out what made them sizzle. Lust, passion, red flags and sexy underwear - don’t you just love it?Join Alfie, a hopeless romantic, and her bosom buddies as they take a stroll along the beaches of time and gossip about history’s most iconic couples. Each episode dives into tales of lust, passion, and the unrequited, from medieval knights to modern pop royalty as they ask: What is this crazy little thing called love? And why are we so obsessed with it?...

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El primer crimen de leso cristianismo y lesa libertad, es la Vendée, que también es el símbolo y la realidad más emocionante, desesperada y trascendente lucha contra el afán de exterminio del totalitarismo que llega al siglo XX. En este podcast se denunciará la barbarie que se oculta tras las solemnes proclamas de liberación que identifican el mundo desde 1789.

Rabbi Louis Ginzberg stands out as one of the most prominent Talmudists of the twentieth century. Born on November 28, 1873, in Kovno, Lithuania, he dedicated his life to teaching at the Jewish Theological Seminary from 1903 until his passing on November 11, 1953, in New York City. Over the span of five decades, he shaped the minds of two generations of Conservative Rabbis. The Legends of the Jews is a remarkable 7-volume anthology that weaves together traditional Jewish narratives deeply connected to the Bible. While the first four volumes present the stories themselves, the final three delve...

In this profound sermon delivered following the devastating plague of 1625-1626 in London, Richard Sibbes reflects on the mercy shown to a city that once faced overwhelming loss—where the death toll dropped from over five thousand a week to just three individuals. With heartfelt gratitude, he acknowledges the restoration of peace and the ability to gather freely for worship and work. Drawing from Psalm 10717, he emphasizes the shared responsibility of sin that led to their affliction, likening the citys suffering to a body afflicted by a disease. Sibbes marvels at the miraculous cessation of...

Discover a remarkable collection of 10 out of the 12 Encyclicals penned by Pope Benedict XV, who served as Pope from 1914 to 1922. While public domain English translations of In Hac Tanta and Principi Apostolorum Petro were not found for this compilation, the remaining letters offer profound insights into the Churchs teachings during a tumultuous time in history. Join Maria Therese as she presents these important works.

The Diatessaron is a fascinating work that transcends its author, whose identity remains largely unknown. Hailing from the land of the Assyrians and raised in a heathen environment, this compiler journeyed in search of knowledge before settling in Rome. There, he became a disciple of Justin Martyr, embraced Christianity, and produced significant writings, including his Address to the Greeks. However, after Justins passing, he returned to Mesopotamia, where he likely composed his most influential work, the Diatessaron, which resonated deeply with the Syrian church. Yet, among Greek scholars, he...

The Deep Dive is a narrative-driven podcast that moves beyond the headlines of the past to uncover bizarre scandals, eerie disappearances, and chilling incidents that were either buried by time or deliberately erased. Rather than just listing dates, the show reconstructs the atmosphere and the "why" behind some of history's most fascinating moments.

A spirited exploration of the diary, from pen-and-paper to TikTok, for the people who write—and read—them Featuring iconic diary keepers like Audre Lorde, Virginia Woolf, Alison Bechdel, and Taylor Swift We know what it was like to be an out lesbian in 19th-century England, what the inner...

Journey back to 1841 and 1842 as Fr. Pierre-Jean DeSmet navigates the rugged and untamed American West, driven by a mission to share the gospel with the Flatheads. These Native Americans had sent numerous delegations from Montana to St. Louis, pleading for a Blackgown priest to guide them in their Christian faith. Fr. DeSmets heartfelt letters to his Jesuit Superiors reveal not only his extraordinary commitment and selflessness but also the trials he faced—fatigue, hunger, thirst, and dangers that echo the challenges of the apostle St. Paul. Alongside his spiritual quest, he offers ...

As the Civil War engulfs the United States, the quiet town of Leauvite sends its young men off to battle, including Peter Junior and Richard Kildene. While they fight, Betty Ballard transforms from a carefree child into a determined young woman. After suffering a wound, Peter Junior finds solace and purpose in Bettys fathers art studio, where he discovers his passion for painting. In a moment of hope, he proposes to her, promising to return from France. Betty eagerly agrees to wait, but Richard, now working on the railways, expects the same loyalty from her. As tensions rise and expectations ...

Delve into the rich world of Coptic literature with this compelling collection of ten Greek homilies on critical themes such as fasting, repentance, the end of the world, and the Incarnation. Attributed to notable figures like John the Faster, Athanasius of Alexandria, Proclus of Cyzicus, Eusebius, Basil of Caesarea, and Archbishop Theophilus, these texts, written in the dialect of Upper Egypt, are not only linguistically significant but also provide a treasure trove of insight for Egyptologists. Theologically, they shed light on Egyptian Christianity, revealing the beliefs and discussions ...

In his Ecclesiastical History, Eusebius reveals that alongside his renowned work Against Heresies, St. Irenaeus authored A Discourse in Demonstration of the Apostolic Preaching. This significant piece had been lost to history until it recently surfaced in an Armenian manuscript, found alongside Books IV and V of his larger work. The Armenian translation closely mirrors the original Greek text. In this compelling work, Irenaeus meticulously outlines the core tenets of the Apostolic message—an enduring truth passed down through the succession of bishops and consistent across the globe. He aims...

Published in 1544, Lamentation of a Sinner captures the essence of its time, as Catherine Parr, the first woman to publish a book in English under her own name, reflects on sin and calls for a life of holiness during a tumultuous period in England. Written while Parr served as Regent in the absence of Henry VIII, this work is both a profound confession and a powerful exhortation to spiritual integrity. (Summary by InTheDesert)

The Didache, commonly known as the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, is a fascinating early Christian treatise that dates back to the late first or early second century. It offers a wealth of insights for Christian communities, featuring instructions that may represent the earliest written catechism. This influential text is divided into three main sections that address Christian teachings, essential rituals like baptism and the Eucharist, and the organization of the Church. While some Church Fathers considered it part of the New Testament, others deemed it spurious or non-canonical, leading to...

The Dream of the Red Chamber, also known as The Story of the Stone, stands as one of Chinas Four Great Classical Novels—and many consider it the pinnacle of the genre. Within its pages, almost 40 main characters and around 500 minor figures weave a rich tapestry of the Chia familys fortunes. At the heart of the story is Chia Pao-yü, the intelligent yet carefree heir, whose life takes a dramatic turn as his elder sister becomes an imperial consort. This pivotal moment sets the stage for a lush garden, the backdrop for much of the unfolding drama. The complex relationships between Pao-yü, ...

Discover a captivating compilation of ancient texts attributed to the apostles of Jesus Christ and their disciples. Once held in high esteem by the early Christian Church during its formative centuries, these writings were ultimately deemed too controversial. After fierce debates among the Bishops of the Nicene Council, they were excluded from the Catholic and Protestant versions of the New Testament during Emperor Constantine’s reign. Translated from their original languages and accompanied by historical insights into their authenticity, this collection—edited by Archbishop Wake and other...