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Macon
... of French people live in urban areas. Immigration - foreign population is 5.6% (3.8 million) of the population. Life expectancy: men 78.2 women 84.6 years. Religion - Catholics - 65%, Agnostics 25%, Muslims - 6%, Protestants - 2%, Jewish - 1%, Buddhists - 0.6% Education - education is free. School is compulsory until 16 Most schools are public (85%) Teachers are paid by the state. Ministry of Education is the largest employer ...
The Kingdom of God is...
... too, which fills me with such a sense of accomplishment, and also a feeling of great fortune to have found the one washing machine (shared between 42 girls) free. But something did happen recently which was a bit out of the ordinary. There is an Orthodox priest/monk here from Bellarusse, and on Tuesday our normal Bible study was replaced with this priest explaining a bit about Orthodoxy. It was amazing to hear about it, as it has always been quite a ...
Taize on TV
If you can watch this from outside of France, here is a little bit about Taize. I am on screen once, for about 2 seconds. Near the end, when they are giving out the Eucharist, there is a close up of a red stained glass window of a lamb, then a blue stained glass window ...
Taize: Four Times
... enough. Red-covered and well-used. What is was, he explained, was a prayerbook that had belonged to Br Roger, the founder of the Taizé Community. This prayer book had been given to Br Roger by the secretary of a Pope John, who died about 50 years ago (the Pope, not the secretary). Due to how much Br Roger and his work to reconcile Catholics and Protestants had meant to this Pope, the secretary had given the Pope's ...
Taize: Three times
... Not that I really have one anymore. The closest thing I have to Home are people that to me feel like Home. It can get a bit hard here, looking forward to the weekend, and then remembering you don't really have one. There is never a day off. There is a Seventh-Day Adventist girl here (who is delightful and lovely), but who is finding not having a Sabbath as such, where work ceases, somewhat problematic, but on the other hand it is al life where every day ...