The 700th Anniversary of Dante’s Death (Dante Speaks) 14 September 2021 marked the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, author of one of the most important works of medieval poetics, The Divine Comedy. An epic poem in Italian tells the poet’s spiritual journey from the dark depths of hell to the cosmic height […]
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Introduction to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer & Saint Sara La Kali This article is a linked article; please read the article, Mary Magdalene, first. Translations from the original French source material are made available in the English language for the first time regarding Saint Sara and the other patron saints and their sea journey by boat to the
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Introduction to the Myth of Mary & Jesus in France We start this article with questions such as: Where is the grotto of Mary Magdalene? Were Mary Magdalene & Jesus buried in France? Is that really Mary Magdalene’s skull? Is there a saint called Maximin? And what was Mary Magdalene known for? We will endeavor
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Introduction to the Confraternity Black Templars The subject of the Confraternity Black Templars is a complicated one, and most of the non-academic world will have no understanding, let alone knowledge, of the existence of these mysterious Templars. Who were they, and who were the Knights Templar? Within this article, we will discuss and explain a
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Introduction to the Knights of The Forbidden Fruit What do we think this apple is symbolically referring to. One of the biggest questions posed by the book of Genesis is this story of Eve and the forbidden fruit. Is it historical or just allegorical, and more importantly, have we been fooled? In the modern-day filmography,
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Introduction Understanding ‘The Knights Templar’ is a daunting and perplexing task for non-academics. It is fitting, therefore, to devise a basic account of who the Knights Templar were so that the general reader is equipped with enough knowledge to unravel centuries of misinformation. So, for someone who is a fervent reader fascinated by “The Knights
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