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No sabíamos cómo se hace una película de animación y la directora de Medea a la deriva, Mary Cruz Leo, nos lo ha contado. Medea a la deriva se basa en el cómic de Fermín Solís. Y ahora es un corto. Ya fue una obra de teatro. El corto se estrena este viernes, 28J, en el pórtico del foro romano, a las 22:30 horas.

(شبكة أجيال)- موجز أخبار الساعة 10 ص 2026/05/06

(شبكة أجيال)- موجز أخبار الساعة 9 ص 2026/05/06

Una mirada inteligente y divertida del mundo que nos rodea, siempre con el acento puesto en Extremadura. Con Antonio León y José Manuel Bañegil.

By Stephen P. White Forty years ago, Pope John Paul II made a historic visit to the Great Synagogue of Rome. He was the first bishop of Rome to visit a synagogue (though presumably Peter, at least, made an appearance now and again). John Paul's visit, so pregnant with symbolism and historical import, was much more than an occasion for "interreligious dialogue" – a phrase that can sometimes suggest a lowest-common denominator approach to religious belief. Much more than a "celebration of differences," as today's parlance might frame it, this was a meeting of brothers, as Pope John Paul II famously put it on that occasion: The Church of Christ discovers her "bond" with Judaism by "searching into her own mystery.". . .The Jewish religion is not "extrinsic" to us, but in a certain way is "intrinsic" to our own religion. With Judaism therefore we have a relationship which we do not have with any other religion. You are our dearly beloved brothers and, in a certain way, it could be said that you are our elder brothers. As we know – or ought to know from history, Scripture, and perhaps personal experience – friendship between brothers can be a sublime thing. By the same token, few things are more bitter than enmity between brothers. This claim of brotherhood between Christians and Jews is perhaps more significant than we at first would acknowledge. Forty years ago (and 1986 was itself barely forty years after the end of the Second World War) a pope claiming brotherhood with the Jewish people was an unmistakable gesture of reconciliation, of friendship. Coming as it did from a Polish pope, was all the more poignant. From John Paul II's boyhood home in Wadowice to the yawning gates of the "Golgotha of the modern world" (as he called the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau) it is a little less than 18 miles. That enduring symbol of the Holocaust was in Karol Wojtyla's home diocese, the diocese he himself led as archbishop before his election as pope. The point is that the horrors of the Holocaust, which were inflicted especially (though far from exclusively) upon Jews, were much more than abstractions of history for Pope John Paul II. These atrocities happened to his neighbors, to his friends, and in his own back yard. For the Polish pope, accepting an invitation to the synagogue of Rome bore great personal significance. In this context, the kinship – the brotherhood – of Christians and Jews was, in the eyes of Pope John Paul II much more than a mere post-war piety articulated as a vague, humanistic affinity. It was a kinship rooted in the historical faith in the God of Abraham. It was also a kinship marked and tested by profound suffering – of looking for the face of God amidst the worst horrors that human beings visit upon one another. This kinship of Christians and Jews has always been of greater theological importance to Christianity than to Judaism. Simply put, according to Christianity's own claims, the truth of the Christian faith hangs upon the truth of Judaism. The Church cannot forget, as Nostrae aetate puts it, that she "draws sustenance from the root of that well-cultivated olive tree onto which have been grafted the wild shoots, the Gentiles." It matters to all Christians that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob really is the Lord. The converse does not hold. The truth of Christianity is not a theological (still less an historical) prerequisite for Judaism. This means that Jewish willingness to engage with Christians as brothers always entails a kind of generosity and disinterestedness. So, it ought to be noted that Pope John Paul II was invited by Rabbi Elio Toaff to the synagogue of Rome, a detail that might be easily passed over but which bears a significance of its own. For Christians to claim kinship with Jews is, in a sense, a kind of imposition. I don't mean it is impertinent for Christians to claim such kinship, rather that it is a claim which demands a kind of response, as all such claims do. To claim kinshi...

O xornalista de "El Mundo" analiza o rexeitamento da ministra de Traballo á proposta da Comisión Europea

Tot l'entreteniment del programa matinal d'Ua1 Lleida Ràdio.

Cada dia, repassem i analitzem l'actualitat amb els nostres tertulians i col·laboradors a l'Un Dia Més, el magazín matinal d'Ua1 Lleida Ràdio

Programa d'actualitat esportiva amb tot l'esport lleidatà. Repassem el dia a dia dels clubs i entitats esportives de Lleida i comarques, i entrevistem i analitzem els seus protagonistes. Informem puntualment de tots aquells esdeveniments esportius de Lleida.

(شبكة أجيال)- ولاء الصحابة لدين الله

How Marxism Uses Generational Hatred to Destroy Nations

Trump's First Peace Board Meeting & Dominionism and NAR Hijack the Trump Administration

O madrileño Víctor Herrero soubo de Anceu cando viaxaba por Europa e acabou nesta aldea de Ponte Caldelas, onde puxo en marcha unha sala de adestramento e unha escola de baloncesto para nenos que agora opta aos premios Cancha Solidaria

Martín Mostaza, Le Mur, Maymona, Forty Four Soul, Scud Hero, Pedro Pastor Guerra, Cerandeo y Asina Onde.

Nos alejamos de la actualidad informativa clásica y buscamos, sin complejos, el entretenimiento más puro y divertido. Con Lucía Semedo y Elías Denche.

Day 10: Iran’s Fire Rages

Preparamos a noite de fin de ano preguntándolle a Silvia Souto, asesora de imaxe, como nos debemos vestir. O reloxeiro David Rodríguez explícanos como se realiza o mantemento dos reloxos monumentais que dan as badaladas nas principais cidades do país. Corremos a San Silvestre de Compostela. Facemos compras de última hora en Vigo e gozamos do tardeo en Lugo. Asistimos á merenda-festa que organizan os veciños de Vilar de Santos. Eva Veiga e Arturo Fernández cóntannos que poderemos ver no programa especial de fin de ano da TVG. Tamén falamos con algúns aos que esta noite lles toca traballar: o médico de urxencias Ricardo Calvo, a operadora do 112 Alba, e o cantante David Gigirey. Ademais propoñémoslles actividades culturais coas que agasallar en Reis e lembramos ao actor Miquel Insua, recentemente falecido.

Nos alejamos de la actualidad informativa clásica y buscamos, sin complejos, el entretenimiento más puro y divertido. Con Lucía Semedo y Elías Denche.

Estas non son películas de nadal exactamente, pero a súa estrea foi nese mes. Falamos de títulos como 'O señor dos aneis', 'O hobbit', 'The greatest Show'... etc.) "Todos... eses intres.. perderanse no tempo... como bágoas na chuvia". A frase de Blade Runner inspirou a Isidro Cea para este podcast musical

A Gentile & Jew Take a Look at the Importance of Romans 11

Dr. Molly James Exposes Obamacare Failures, AI Dangers, And Explains The Fight for Medical Freedom

Revelation Lesson 50 - The Bride City: God's Eternal Reminder of His Role For Israel and The Church

Informativo con Luís Ojea e Celia Rúa. Entrevista ao guardés Rubén Baz, de ‘Guardesa de cociñas e baños’, premio ao mellor montador de cociñas e baños 2025 na I Gala Nacional dos Premios do Sector Oficios. Diario Cultural, con Begoña Vázquez. Vigo ten por primeira vez unha muller como presidenta dos taxistas de Vigo. Entrevistamos a Nuria Fernandez. Reportaxe sobre o día mundial do vexetarianismo de Aroa Gutiérrez. A bóla extra: Tofu da taberna. Con Leti da Taberna. A xornalista e escritora Alicia Orriols presenta ‘Mirar de frente’, un libro sobre o suicidio, as súas consecuencias,e a saúde mental. Colaboración literaria de Malores Villanueva, que nos fala da tradución ao galego de ‘Vista chinesa’, de Tatiana Salem Levy, publicada en Xerais.

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné !

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné !

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné !

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné !

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Nans te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné ! Gagne tes places de cinéma sur notre page Facebook et sur Instagram.

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque semaine, Marion te donne les bons plans pour sortir en région ! 

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné ! Gagne tes places de cinéma sur notre page Facebook et sur Instagram.

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs du VAR !

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs de PACA!

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné ! Gagne tes places de cinéma sur notre page Facebook et sur Instagram.

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs du VAR !

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs de PACA !

Chaque mercredi sur Mistral FM, Marion te donne 3 BONNES RAISONS d'aller au ciné ! Gagne tes places de cinéma sur notre page Facebook et sur Instagram.

Una mirada inteligente y divertida del mundo que nos rodea, siempre con el acento puesto en Extremadura. Con Antonio León y José Manuel Bañegil.

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs du VAR !

La minute sport Mistral FM avec l'actualité des clubs de PACA !