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Mehdi Mahmoudian, who co-wrote the script for the Iranian drama It Was Just An Accident, was arrested on Saturday. It is not clear what he is charged with.
Republica Moldova figurează, alături de alte patru state din spațiul post-sovietic, într-o schemă de import ilegal de automobile de lux în Federația Rusă, realizată prin ocolirea sancțiunilor internaționale. Informația este prezentată de Oficiul European de Luptă Antifraudă, citată de IPN. Potrivit OLAF, investigația a fost inițiată după ce autoritățile din Polonia au semnalat exporturi suspecte de […]
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Dalmatian dots are the latest animal print trend, spotted all over Copenhagen Fashion Week. Here’s how to wear the playful print according to an expert.
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A foreign national has been arrested in Hulhumale' with multiple bottles of suspected liquor. Police identified the suspect as 25‑year‑old Bangladeshi citizen Mehdi Hassan Rana. He was taken into custody on Sunday while officers were patrolling Phase I of...
Police in Musashino City, Tokyo, have arrested a 45-year-old woman on suspicion of attempted murder after her 3-year-old daughter was fatally stabbed and her 8-year-old son wounded on Sunday. The mother is in hospital after apparently stabbing herself in the neck and legs, Kyodo News reported. Police said they expect…
Authorities in Nepal say they have arrested six travel and mountain rescue executives accused of conducting fake rescues on the Himalayan nation’s high mountains to scam millions of dollars from international insurance companies
El líder del PP mezcla las preguntas sobre las responsabilidades políticas del que era presidente valenciano cuando las riadas acabaron con 230 vidas e intenta parapetarse tras las víctimas del terrorismo y del accidente del tren de Adamuz y de Rodalies
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La notizia della morte di Maria Rita Parsi, psicologa e psicoterapeuta che per oltre 50 anni ha lottato per i diritti dei bambini e adolescenti
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Intesa raggiunta, nuovo tecnico rescinde contratto con Elfsborg. Scoppia caso Lorran (ANSA)
Dan Norris MP has been further arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault, voyeurism and upskirting, Avon and Somerset Police said.
Der Stadtrat stimmte einstimmig für das Verbot. Hintergrund sind Umweltbedenken, auch Copyright-Ansprüche von Herstellern spielen eine Rolle.
Ce salariu are, de fapt, „Isărescu” de Sofia. După aderarea Bulgariei la zona euro au apărut mai multe zvonuri potrivit cărora guvernatorul Băncii Naționale a Bulgariei, Dimitar Radev, ar primi un salariu suplimentar în calitate de membru al Băncii Centrale Europene (BCE).
The Chevy Chevelle SS 396 may have been the second most popular muscle car in the 1960s. First-place honors surely went to the Pontiac GTO. It began as an option on the mid-size Malibu and became a series of its own in 1966. 63,000 copies were built in ’66, and all but five percent of...
Rossi minimiza derrota do Flamengo na Supercopa do Brasil e faz previsão sobre próximo jogo no Campeonato Brasileiro
Victoria Hall went missing more than 25 years ago
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Près de Nantes, à Savenay, un automobiliste en fuite après un refus d’obtempérer a percuté frontalement une voiture de police. Trois policiers et le conducteur sont grièvement blessés. Près de Nantes, un véhicule en fuite percute une voiture de police : trois policiers grièvement blessés Dans la nuit du dimanche 1er au lundi 2 février,
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En Seine-et-Marne, trois policiers de la BAC de Meaux ont été percutés par un camion à plateau lors d’une intervention. Une enquête pour tentative de meurtre est ouverte. Seine-et-Marne : trois policiers blessés, enquête pour tentative de meurtre Dans la nuit, trois policiers de la BAC de Meaux ont été percutés lors d’une intervention après
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A case vide FIR No. 04/26 under relevant sections of law has been registered, and investigation has been initiated
Candidata governista de direita vence eleição presidencial com ampla vantagem no primeiro turno e promete copiar políticas do salvadorenho Nayib Bukele para...
Avon and Somerset Police have released a statement saying that a man in his 60s - understood to Dan Norris, the MP for North East Somerset and Hanham -
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The Police Headquarters has announced dedicated mobile numbers for its Operations Control Room to address complaints related to law and order ahead of the 13th national election slated for February 12 next. People can now directly contact the control room at 01320001223,...
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Maria Rita Parsi è stata tra le figure più autorevoli in Italia nella difesa dei diritti dell’infanzia e dell’adolescenza
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Donald Trump had let two convicted election fraudsters off the hook.
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À Landivisiau (Finistère), un homme de 47 ans a été retrouvé mort au domicile qu’il partageait. Son colocataire, 48 ans, a été mis en examen et placé en détention provisoire ; une autopsie doit préciser les causes du décès. Finistère : un homme retrouvé mort à Landivisiau, son colocataire mis en examen Un homme de
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has officially ordered the resumption of negotiations with Washington, Fars news agency reported on Monday, citing a government source. The directive limits the scope of the talks strictly to the nuclear file, excluding regional issues like ballistic missiles.
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The district is starting with a two-hour delay to give police the time to evaluate the credibility of the threats.
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Authorities say there were concerning circumstances found at the missing woman's home, and homicide detectives are also investigating.
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A few weeks ago, our lights went out because of a downed powerline. Our town has a generator system that is supposed to bring the power back while repairs are being made but they had difficulty getting those generators started. It was a bit of an inconvenience while the sun was but, as the sun began to set, darkness started to cover the house, and it started to get cold. We are not used to not having light when darkness comes. We flip a switch, and the light returns. As darkness started to take over, we scrambled to find candles and flashlights that would provide the basic light needed for safety. Light in the darkness was becoming a necessity. As our country plunges deeper and deeper into moral darkness, shining light is becoming very important. People filming law enforcement, standing shoulder to shoulder with neighbors to protect them, marching in the streets, painting protest signs all bring light. People gathered quietly on town commons and street corners holding candles in silent vigil after another of our neighbors was murdered by armed agents of our government bring the flickering light to our national conscious. It is into that darkness that Candlemas arrives quietly on the church calendar. Forty days after Christmas the Church pauses to bless light. We gather candles, speak ancient words, and remember a moment so ordinary it might have been overlooked: a young family bringing their child to the Temple, fulfilling the law, offering what little they had. Yet the Church insists that here glory appears. Mary and Joseph bring Jesus to Jerusalem, offering “a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons” (Luke 2:24), the sacrifice of the poor. There is no spectacle. Instead, there is recognition. The old man Simeon takes the child into his arms and names him “a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel” (Luke 2:32). Anna, an elder and a prophet, adds her voice. Redemption is glimpsed not through power, but through faithfulness. The Church calls this day Candlemas because it dares to say what Simeon sees: light. Not the blinding glare of empire or triumph, but the fragile flame of promise. Divine light does not hover above the world untouched; it is placed into human hands, it stands on street corners and city parks, entrusted to bodies, bound to history. The Divine light takes on human form and stands in solidarity with the vulnerable among us. But this idea of light did not begin with Candlemas or even with the birth of Jesus. These days of midwinter is where Candlemas quietly meets the ancient rhythms of the earth. Long before this feast had a Christian name, early February was marked across the northern world as a threshold season. Imbolc, an ancient Celtic festival, celebrated the returning light, the quickening of the land, the first signs that winter’s grip would not last forever. It was a time of lambing, of milk returning to the fields, of hope held gently rather than declared boldly. Darkness was not denied; it was simply no longer final. Christian faith did not erase these rhythms, it embraced them, it baptized them. In the liberal catholic imagination, this is not syncretism but sacramentality. God has always spoken through seasons, through land and body, through longing and labor. Candlemas does not compete with Imbolc; it fulfills its deepest intuition. The light we bless is not abstract salvation, but embodied hope, hope that grows slowly, quietly, and at cost. Nowhere is this convergence more beautifully held than in the figure of St. Brigid. Brigid of Kildare, whose feast is celebrated on February 1, stands at the meeting place of ancient reverence and Christian witness. Whether she is understood her as a Christian saint who inherited the symbolism of an earlier goddess, or as a singular figure whose life gathered many streams, Brigid embodies what the Church often forgets: holiness rooted in hospitality, justice, and care for the earth. Brigid is remembered as a woman of fire and generosity, a protector of the poor, a healer, a poet, and a keeper of sacred flame. At Kildare, her community tended to a perpetual fire, a sign not of domination, but of vigilance and nurture. This is Candlemas theology. Light is not seized; it is tended. It is kept alive through attention, humility, and shared responsibility. Simeon’s song is often heard as triumphal, but it is not naïve. He names the cost: “This child is destined for the falling and rising of many… and a sword will pierce your own soul too” he says to Mary (Luke 2:34–35). Candlemas light does not deny suffering; it illuminates it. As St. Brigid’s work reminds us, light expressed through compassion exposes injustice. Fire warms, but it also reveals. This is why Candlemas stands as a hinge in the liturgical year. Christmas joy gives way to vocational resolve. The shadow of the cross already stretches across the church floor. Faith here is not sentiment, but courage. As Rowan Williams has written, Christian hope is not escape from suffering, but trust that suffering does not have the final word. The blessing of candles, then, is not decorative. It is formative. When we lift light and ask God’s blessing, we are asking to become bearers of that light in a world still shaped by fear, violence, and scarcity. Like Brigid, we are called to tend what is fragile, to shelter what is vulnerable, to believe that generosity is stronger than hoarding. Candlemas is also a feast of elders and edges. Simeon and Anna remind us that revelation belongs not only to the young or the powerful, but to those who have waited long enough to recognize it. Imbolc, too, honors thresholds, neither winter nor spring, neither death nor full bloom. This is faith lived between certainty and fulfillment. In blessing candles, we bless time itself, past promises fulfilled, present faith sustained, future hope entrusted. Candlemas teaches us to notice God not only in beginnings, but in transitions; not only in birth, but in dedication; not only in joy, but in resolve. The light of Candlemas does not banish the dark. It teaches us how to walk within it, patiently, faithfully, together. A small flame. A steady hand. And the quiet assurance that God’s light, once given, will not be taken back.