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Happy Advent to All Who Celebrate-Today we light the candle of Hope
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Gift yourself a NO.
Say NO to what does not feel right.
You do not need to be hard, harsh, or cold.
You can say no kindly, gently, yet firmly.
Wishing you many NOs this week.
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As jesus always said forgive them for they dont know what they are doing ..how can these uneducated people blinded by religion understand all this ..everyone has a right to live and follow whatever religious faith they want . Such a shameful act without enough evidence
Poor nun with so much of humility she stays quiet and powerless .. i hope these uneducated culprits get the punishment of offending a nun .
Ah what a privilege to stay abroad and live peacefully 🧿
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Happy Bastille Day! 2024!
July 14th, 2024, marks another grand celebration of Bastille Day, known in France as La Fête Nationale. This day commemorates the storming of the Bastille in 1789, a pivotal event that ignited the flames of the French Revolution. The fall of the Bastille, a medieval fortress and prison, symbolises the end of absolute monarchy and the birth of the citizen's fight for liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Historical Significance
Bastille Day is more than a national holiday; it's a reminder of the power of the people to instigate change. On that fateful day in 1789, the citizens of Paris stormed the Bastille, seeking ammunition and the release of political prisoners. This act of defiance against the oppressive regime of King Louis XVI set the stage for the French Revolution, which ultimately led to the establishment of a republic.
The Revolution's ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity continue to resonate, influencing democratic movements worldwide. Bastille Day is celebrated not just as a French holiday but as a symbol of the universal quest for freedom and justice.
Celebrations in France
Bastille Day in France is a spectacle of national pride and cultural heritage. The day kicks off with the oldest and largest military parade in Europe, held on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. This parade showcases France's military might and honors those who serve in the armed forces. The President of France, alongside other dignitaries, presides over this grand event.
In addition to the parade, there are numerous festivities across the country. Fireworks light up the night sky, particularly the magnificent display at the Eiffel Tower, drawing locals and tourists alike. Street parties, concerts, and communal meals foster a sense of unity and joy. The French tricolor flag waves proudly from buildings, and the Marseillaise, the national anthem, echoes through the streets.
Global Observance
Bastille Day is not confined to France; it is celebrated by French communities and Francophiles around the world. Cities like New York, London, and Sydney host their own versions of the festivities, complete with parades, French cuisine, and cultural performances. These celebrations serve as a reminder of France’s cultural influence and the universal appeal of the values born from the Revolution.
Reflecting on Liberty
As we celebrate Bastille Day 2024, it’s important to reflect on the enduring relevance of the Revolution’s principles. In a world where struggles for freedom and equality persist, the story of the Bastille reminds us that change is possible through collective action. It encourages us to stand against oppression and advocate for justice and human rights.
Bastille Day Traditions
Whether you are in France or elsewhere, you can partake in Bastille Day traditions. Host a French-themed party with friends and family, complete with French music, food, and wine. You can also watch French films or read literature inspired by the Revolution to immerse yourself in the history and culture. Participating in or organizing local events celebrating French heritage can also be a meaningful way to honor this day.
Bastille Day 2024 is an opportunity to celebrate not only French history and culture but also the broader ideals of freedom and democracy. As fireworks illuminate the skies and parades march through the streets, let’s remember the courageous actions of those who fought for liberty over two centuries ago. Their legacy inspires us to continue striving for a world where liberty, equality, and fraternity prevail.
Vive la France! Happy Bastille Day!
HAPPY BASTILLE DAY
Bastille Day - 14 Juillet 2024
Claude Monet : Bastille Day - Rue Montorgueil - 14 Juillet 1878
Bastille Day - Prise de la Bastille - 14 Juillet 1789
Freedom is not supposed to be a privilege, but a right. BUT ...................... Sometimes, you have to fight to regain it. Be this day yours too ;)