Mes autres blogs / My other blogs

Apparently, Blooger doesn't accept "non-Blogger" blogs in my profile ;-(
So the aim of this blog was to link my profile to my 4 other blogs :
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1/ The most recent one is:
"La Coudraie",
which is the name of my home in Soings-en-Sologne. This blog is dedicated to my garden and the nature in the area.
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2/Second one, the oldest, is:
"Le Carroir"
Le Petit Carroir is the name of my former home, in Cheverny. We lived 10 years there, until Sept. '10. The blog is now dedicated to photochallenges, plus some of my travels or holidays, or concerts, or... basically everything except my garden ;-)
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2/ Third one is:
"Page 3ème"
(3rd page). This is the blog of my Parish. I created it early 2007, and since it's quite successful (locally!), our priest and I are trying to keep it going.
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3/ And last one is:
"Ramasse-cousins"
("cousins collection"). It was created in Sept. 2007, for the organisation and the follow-up of a "cousins collection day", a family day, organised at my Mum's home. 222 people, all descendants of my grandfather and his brother, were invited. 155 were present!
The blog was a real family link during approx. 2 years following that great day. It's still "alive" now, though not really used anymore, replaced with more recent social networks (you know, the big blue FB ... ;-)
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You're always welcome on these blogs!
However, I have to mention here that they are all in French ;-)

dimanche 11 avril 2010

Ostentation du Saint Suaire, à Turin


Du 10 avril au 23 mai 2010, le Saint Suaire sera exposé en la cathédrale de Turin (Italie).
Dimanche 2 mai, le pape Benoît XVI viendra célébrer une messe.
Pour des millions de chrétiens, le Saint Suaire est le linceul du Christ. C'est une toile de lin de 437 x 113 cm, sur laquelle apparaît l'image frontale et dorsale d'un homme supplicié, accompagnée de multiples traces de torture dont des taches de sang correspondantes aux blessures de la Passion. Il porte aussi les marques de l'incendie qui faillit le détruire au XVIème siècle, celles des réparations et de son pliage. L'image du crucifié mesure 180 cm, porte des cheveux longs et une barbe. Les mains sont croisées sur le pubis et les yeux clos.

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