Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker will open her first concept store Artworks & Denim pop-up store in Rottenburg am Neckar Photo: Artworks & Denim Artworks & Denim Rottenburg The shop will be inaugurated today As the creative insider wanted to launch her own brand she started working independently and focused all her energy on her new project In the meantime she participated a public contest for available commercial spaces in Rottenburg and was awarded for her brilliant project for the use of the space Photo: Artworks & Denim Artworks & Denim The shop spans 218 sq and offered under very favorable terms as it is funded by the Baden-Würtemberg Ministry of Economics Rottenburg “While I was looking for a studio where I could work and present my collection and art projects I had the idea to offer visitors a unique experience here,” she explained “Instead of overwhelming visitors and clients with numerous clothing items I envision the space more as a gallery featuring art and my own small denim collection crafted from old jeans and remnants,” she continued Photo: Artworks & Denim Artworks & Denim Currently her collection consists of a single product–a denim jacket for women inspired by a kimono style Each jacket is unique as made by upcycling old denim pieces but she will soon include more samples and styles “The store will also serve as my design & art studio where I'll design and produce items on-site enabling direct interaction and communication with customers My sewing machines will be placed in an open area allowing customers to witness the manufacturing process firsthand,” explained Weber Photo: Artworks & Denim Artworks & Denim “I'm aware that introducing a new concept in a city with limited foot traffic will be challenging I believe it will offer tremendous growth opportunities and allow me to trying new things out,” she added ADDRESSArtworks & Denim Pop-Up StoreMarktstraße 1472108 Rottenburg am NeckarGermany 2024Mon-Friday–10:00 AM to 1:00 PMSat–10:00 AM to 1:00 PM $(document).ready(function() { adition.srq.push(function(api) { api.renderSlot("renderSlot_Rectangle-2"); }); }); READ ALSO: The Trends BERLIN (AP) — A German ice cream parlor has expanded its menu with a skin-crawling offering: cricket-flavored scoops with dried brown crickets on top The unusual confection is available at Thomas Micolino's store in southern Germany's town of Rottenburg am Neckar Micolino has a habit of creating flavors that are far outside Germans' typical preferences for strawberry he's offered liver sausage and Gorgonzola cheese ice cream as well gold-plated ice cream for 4 euros ($4.25) per scoop That he can now produce the cricket flavor is due to a European Union regulation that allows the use of the insects in food The EU already allowed migratory locusts and flour beetle larvae as a food additive Micolino's ice cream is made of cricket flour It has a "surprising yummy taste" — or at least that's what he wrote on Instagram The creative vendor says that while some people are disgusted and even upset that he is offering insect ice cream curious customers have mostly liked the new flavor "Those who try it are very enthusiastic," Micolino said "I have customers who come here every day and buy a scoop." gave the cricket-infused flavor a positive review it's really very tasty and edible." also praised the ice cream's creamy consistency but added that "you can still sense the cricket in the ice cream." Rottenburg (KNA) Twenty-six non-ordained theologians have been authorized to administer the sacrament of baptism in church liturgies for the first time in the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart in south-western Germany following the Diocese of Essen which did so in March At a service in Rottenburg Cathedral on Wednesday evening Bishop Gebhard Fuerst commissioned them to perform the sacrament in the future the theologian Regina Seneca said it was an important step toward contemporary pastoral care Bishop Fuerst thanked the theologians for taking up their new role and said they were taking on an important role in passing on the faith in future the Diocese of Essen published a similar regulation on baptismal ceremonies by non-ordained male and female theologians Around 10,000 children are currently baptized each year in the Rottenburg-Stuttgart diocese. 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Please contact us at members@americamedia.org with any questions On April 15th, Richard Rottenburg, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Halle, Germany and the 2014-2015 Theodor Heuss Visiting Professor at The New School for Social Research, presented a lecture to The New School’s General Seminar. Here is the announcement of the event: For a long time anthropology had a penchant for examining other worlds thereby indirectly critiquing the Western world Since the late 1980s this shifted and a critical anthropology emerged which directly interrogated citadels of Western modernity entered this critical intellectual debate at a moment in history when other disciplines were about to abandon it due to a more radical rendering of critique Scholarship in the emerging field of Science and Technology Studies (STS) asserted since the 1980s that the realities manufactured by science and technology have to be analyzed symmetrically to cultural realities This reflexive shift was a double-edged sword; it could not spare its own outcomes from imputations of contingency STS bashfully needs to assume an Archimedean point placed outside the world to observe this world yet simultaneously vehemently denies that such an external point of view can be accessible to human endeavor at all Post-critical anthropology offers new versions of postmodern and postcolonial modesty in dealing with this aporia This lecture examines the remaining space of critique and offers an outlook on the possibilities of a post-critical critique The Heuss Lecture marks the overlapping of two cycles in our intellectual world a distinguished scholar from Germany comes to The New School honoring the rescue mission of German academics and intellectuals from Nazi Germany that was our University in Exile one that was first founded by the German exiles Rottenburg presented a paper concerning a major interest of his reflecting on how “objectivity,” “critique” and “institution” are related Note the beginnings of a discussion at the conclusion of this recording The discussion was so interesting that it was picked up in a special dialogue between Rottenburg and Richard Bernstein Senior Fellow at the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies While I have volunteered with Phi Delta Theta since 2014 I have been a higher ed professional since 2011 The hardest part about working in this space is losing a student which is compounded when a student’s self-harm leads to death I first encountered death by suicide in 2018.  I will never forget when I received the call that one of my mentees had died by suicide have made it a priority to continue working towards a year where no more brothers have death by suicide This goal will only be accomplished if we have tough conversations about mental health and harm awareness within the Fraternity.  Doris Rottenburg-Sommer reminds us that “when a tragedy is not spoken of openly we shy away from talking about self-harm and death by suicide because of “feelings of self-denigration and self-recrimination” for those we have lost.  and we’ve had over twenty-five deaths by suicide an average of six deaths by suicide a year within the Phi Delt community.  I think the best way we can help is to talk about suicide prevention and consider potential warning signs I want to clarify that I am not a mental health professional I have looked into the subject to improve my work as a higher ed professional The American Foundation for Suicide Provention is a great resource It reminds us that suicide is complex and there is no single reason for its occurrence it often occurs when the intersection of mental health challenges (anxiety and depression) and a lynchpin moment (a poor test score or experiencing rejection) meet.  there are warning signs we can be on the look which might help prevent a death by suicide Recognizing these warning signs requires that we pay attention to the following: You might also consider the following questions:  If you notice any of these warning signs or the answer to any of these questions is yes check in with your brother to see if they want or need help Refer them to the proper support channels like a counseling and psychological services office You might also have a help and safety check performed or offer to seek help with them and other members who have walked with their brothers to the university counseling center or the center for student support If you need help accessing resources, start here The Fraternity has compiled a list of student support centers on all of our campuses.  Regardless of whether you are an active member or an alumni adviser we all want the same thing–the health and safety of all our members while completing her master’s in social work from NYU’s Silver School of Social Work shared that one of the problems is the stigmatization of beginning the conversation about suicidal ideation we won’t be able to have a plan of action Having these tough conversations makes it less likely that someone dies by suicide as these conversations show support for compassion and destigmatize men’s mental health and the shame and fear around speaking about self-harm The normalization of mental health conversations will allow us to help others and ourselves; through that effort more of our brothers will be able to find a pathway forward If you are in a crisis and need immediate support Our team works hard to bring you the best news and stories from the Phi Delt community nominate a fellow Phi for our Pursuit of Greatness series Share news and stories you think your fellow Phi Delts would find interesting and useful or collaborate with us as a guest writer to share your insights and perspective about a certain topic Know a Phi Delt who is doing extraordinary things Nominate him for for a chance to be featured in our Pursuit of Greatness campaign The second city in the Two Cities update is Rottenburg the “vaguely European” hometown of everyone's favorite insane physician Rottenburg is a fitting backdrop for an update that adds some much-needed defensive capabilities to the medic class including the ability to resurrect dead teammates and a force shield that deflects bullets All the really fun stuff goes to the hometown hero Medic but the Soldier gets a little bit of attention A new “rocket specialist” upgrade increases his rate of fire and rockets stun any enemies they don't outright kill There's also a bit of a boost to splash damage for any rocket that hits a robot directly All-told, it's a good time to round up some friends and get back into TF2 if you've been away for a while. You can check out the full update details and the list of new achievements at the TF2 site Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals KENT — Despite political changes in foreign relations a local high school German exchange program is still going strong after 20 years with hundreds of students who have had life-changing experiences built lasting friendships and even gotten married as a result of participating Kent Roosevelt High School’s partnership with Rottenburg started in 1997 but a similar program existed prior to that with another town in Germany When Mary Pfeiffer took over the program from former German teacher Frank Engleman at Kent Roosevelt she decided it was time to switch up the program and move it from Stuttgart according to current program adviser and German teacher Eric Morgan Morgan said Pfeiffer connected with Renate Witte and the program has been between Kent and Rottenburg ever since Morgan added while he isn’t sure of Pfeiffer’s reasoning for the change the two cities are more comparable to one another approximately 20 to 25 German ninth-grade students travel to Kent and live for three to four weeks with a host family and are partnered with a Roosevelt student who is studying German The visiting students are in the United States during the course of their own school year and have studies they must keep up with while attending school and activities in Kent but then they get to pick some electives that they choose while they are here,” Morgan said explaining the variety of courses offered in Kent is much larger than what is offered in Rottenburg field trips are part of the program one day a week Millersburg/Berlin and a long weekend trip to New York City Kent students will travel to Rottenburg in the summer and experience what school and family life is like in Germany again living with assigned host families with similar experiences including once-a-week field trips to Heidelburg Lake Constance and a long weekend trip to Munich Morgan said the program is under the German American Partnership Program which is sponsored by the Goethe Institute He said GAPP helps support the program but is really run by the teachers and the families involved in hosting Several families have participated more than once all of the kids in a particular family have hosted and/or traveled with the group This year the group has its first second-generation participant this year One girl whose father took part in the exchange in Stuttgart with Engelmann back in the 1980s before the program switched to Rottenburg is visiting One of the biggest life-changing experiences was a couple who met as a result of the program met Maren Derbogen when she came to Ohio as part of the exchange program The couple could not be reached for comment by press time but they are living in Rottenburg and running a coffee shop who participated in the program 10 years ago said the experience was one of the most rewarding things she has done “It really was the starting point for the next 10 years of my life “After participating in the exchange program I went on to study international relations and German at Kent State I started at the university knowing I wanted to spend a year in Germany Miller did just that and spent a year at Universitat Leipzig where she became completely fluent in the language and landed her first full-time position at one of Europe’s largest companies due to her fluent German “This exchange really ignited my passion for other cultures and the world,” she said  “I was so interested to see how other people lived to form lifelong bonds with people from far away places and ultimately to realize that people everywhere are the same.” who participated in the program in 2015-16 “My biggest takeaway from the experience was probably how interconnected our world is and how important it is to be a part of that interconnectedness,” Maddie said you have to talk with other people and expose yourself to other cultures This exchange helped to make me more independent She said the program enhanced her high school career by introducing her to new friends both locally and abroad the program still resonates as she is currently enrolled in German during her freshman year at Miami University and plans to participate in an eight-week study abroad there this summer “I don’t think that I would be as confident as I am about studying in Germany for eight weeks if I hadn’t gone through this program,” Maddie said “I am also really interested in studying international relations which was definitely influenced by this German trip The German trip not only influenced what I’m doing with my life currently Maddie’s mom who is hosting for a second time this year said the program is life-changing because opens the eyes of the youth that there is a “big beautiful world out there and children in other areas just like them.” “It’s a wonderful way to educate our youth about how important it is to be a global citizen and the importance of learning about other people and other cultures,” Shawn said but learning how to get along with diverse people from different backgrounds and cultures is imperative to the children’s future academic We live in a diverse world where through programs like this we can achieve a greater understanding of other people and other cultures.” Morgan said he consistently hears from former students who still keep in touch with their German counterpart or host family when asked what they appreciated most about the experience it is not the glitz and glam of NYC or taking a buggy ride through Amish country but the relationships that are built during the exchange Shawn echoed that and said she and her daughter Maddie joined her German student partner and her mother on a girls trip and met in Rome for a few days Patty and Mike Finley have hosted five students while their daughters attended Kent Roosevelt — two of them hosted after their daughters graduated Patty said she still stays in contact with the students mostly via Facebook and one of the couple’s host students spent six weeks with the family the summer after her exchange and visited several times while she lived in Chicago Miller said she too keeps in touch with her partner in Germany even 10 years later and visited her in Rottenburg about a month ago Christmas Song Aims to Inspire Peace in the Holy Land Pope’s Message of Hope Launched into Space to Orbit Earth Here is Pope Francis’ Schedule for World Youth Day 2023 in Lisbon Marian Apparitions Must Always Point to Jesus Bishop Gebhard Furst of the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart Bishop Furst has criticized the manner of a protest bya priest who tied a scarf around his head during a Pentecost sermon and wore it on the altar during the duration of the May 20 service By Catholic News Service • Posted May 25 Germany (CNS) — A German pastor has ignited controversy by donning a headscarf during his Pentecost Sunday sermon shocked his congregation by tying a scarf 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For more details on the contents of the update, check the full patch notes Thanks, Polygon No part of this website or its content may be reproduced without the copyright owner's permission VG247 is a registered trademark of Gamer Network Limited The University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) and Hochschule fur Forstwirtschaft Germany as well as other partners in Ghana and Germany are collaborating on the project “Level-Up Local Markets by Utilizing Biogenic Residues” The Project largely seeks for the development installation and testing of a decentralized energy system consisting of a solar thermal drying system The core objective of the project is to explore the technical and economic feasibility of a decentralized energy system based on local biogenic residues for the reliable and sustainable supply of electricity The project team in Ghana is under the coordination and responsibility of Ing who provides expertise in Bioenergy Technologies and Sustainable Development a research facility is being developed and built at the university campus of the project partner (UENR) which will investigate suitable process designs and constellations for eligible conversion technologies namely “biomass gasification” “biomass fermentation” and solar thermal energy All components of the facility will be combined in an off-grid system provided with storage capacity for electricity biogas and smart energy management to maximize efficiency and balance energy generation and demand the research energy facility will be established and evaluated with respect to its economic and technical efficiency the related sustainability of raw material – or feedstock respectively – production as well as the indirect economic social and political effects of such energy production facilities the framework conditions for economic operation and a business model will be developed for the continuation of the system by local companies and institutions This provides the opportunity for SMEs to translate acquired knowledge from the research phases into process and product innovations the economic success and the creation of services are of great importance for the development and the provision of a product for future markets As part of the commencement of the project Sustainable Energy Competence (SENCE) as well as the Scientific Director of the Institute of Applied Research; HFR Pelz has visited UENR to provide his expertise in Biomass Conversion and Energy Management Pelz delivered a lecture to the University Community on the topic: Smart Biomass Conversion Relevance of Organic for a Sustainable Energy and Decarbonization in Germany and Europe Pelz commended UENR for championing research in biomass conversion and energy management He said biomass was a flexible domestic fuel that was economical and convenient to use adding that recycling organic waste for the production of fertilizer is an important component of a circular economy stated that the new model of waste utilization in the circular economy will include organic waste treatment and gasification process (aerobic and anaerobic fermentation) the raw materials for production will be drawn from the wood industry food and agricultural (plantain and cassava peels) residue that would be treated cooled and fermented with the use of a biogas plant Other team members of the project include; Dr Joseph Yankyera and Miss Khadija Sarquah of Department of the Energy and Environmental; Dr Charles Adarkwa of the School of Agriculture; Mr Andrew Quansah of the Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering; Mr Ebenezer Nyarko Kumi of Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering CitiNewsroom.com is Ghana's leading news website that delivers high quality innovative alternative news that challenges the status quo © 2024 All Rights Reserved Citi Newsroom. The Renon/Ritten cable-car will be out of service from 8 to 26 November and the Mendola/Mendel funicular from 15 November to 19 December 2021 This year’s maintenance and inspection works include replacing the rope that provides the traction in the Renon/Ritten cable-car system The new hauling rope is approximately 10,000 m long and made of steel cable with a diameter of 40 mm It weighs a total of 80 tonnes and was recently delivered by special transport from Brescia Equipped with a hauling rope and two support cables the Renon/Ritten ropeway system was the first tri-cable gondola lift in Italy when it was inaugurated in 2009 During the maintenance and inspection works from Monday 8 to Friday 26 November 2021 the Renon/Ritten cable-car will remain closed A replacement bus service (161E) will call at all stops along the route with services running hourly on an almost non-stop basis between Soprabolzano/Oberbozen and the valley station of the cable-car in Bolzano/Bozen the Renon/Ritten light railway will operate on a reduced timetable the Mendola/Mendel funicular will remain closed for maintenance works the following replacement bus services are available to commuters in the mornings and evenings: Bislang durften im Bistum Rottenburg-Stuttgart nur Priester und Diakone Kinder taufen – nun beauftragt Bischof Gebhard Fürst erstmals Pastoral- und Gemeindereferentinnen und -referenten Die 22 Theologinnen und 4 Theologen werden am Mittwochabend bei einem Festgottesdienst im Rottenburger Dom offiziell zum Spenden des Taufsakraments beauftragt Sie hatten zuvor an einem speziellen Vorbereitungskurs teilgenommen Bei der Vorstellung des bischöflichen Dekrets zur "außerordentlichen Taufspendung durch Laien" hatte Weihbischof Matthäus Karrer gesagt Änderungen folgten wie häufig in der katholischen Kirche den Anstößen von der Basis Die Neuerung entspreche dem Wunsch vieler Familien Die Theologin Ursula Renner hatte von einem ersten Schritt gesprochen Als Beispiele nannte sie das Sakrament der Krankensalbung und das Ehesakrament Eine sehr ähnliche Regelung zur Taufspendung durch Theologinnen und Theologen hatte im März das Bistum Essen veröffentlicht In der Diözese Rottenburg-Stuttgart werden aktuell im Jahr rund 10.000 Kinder getauft Die Taufe ist in der katholischen Kirche das grundlegende Sakrament ("Heilszeichen") durch das eine Person in die Glaubensgemeinschaft aufgenommen wird Bei der Taufe gießt der Taufspender geweihtes Wasser dreimal über den Kopf des Täuflings In Notfällen – einer Nottaufe – kann das Sakrament von jedem anderen Menschen gespendet werden Hundreds of Filipino migrants and Germans join the procession of “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” along the streets of the German village of Obereisesheim Badoc’s miraculous Madonna has found a home in Europe The small village of Obereisesheim in Germany has become the first officially declared place of devotion to “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” outside the Philippines In a Mass presided over by Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag on Saturday a three-feet replica of the Patroness of Ilocos Norte was enshrined in the Christuskirche of Obereisesheim under the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart Hundreds of Filipinos and German devotees from various parts Germany attended the solemn event including some Filipino priests coming from Germany the Bishop of Rottenburg-Stuttgart was represented by the Very Rev the Dean for the Deanery of Heilbronn and Neckarsulm Bishop Mayugba brought with him the Rector of the Basilica of Badoc Freddie Astudillo and Laoag’s Diocesan Chancellor The Embassy of the Philippines in Berlin was represented by Consul Bong Villanueva The solemn enthronement was organized by Filipino Migrants who compose the Catholic Group named Divine Mercy Prayer Group headed by Elsa Quintero-Agatep Agatep hopes the church will be flocked by pilgrims as they seek the help of Our Lady Bishop Mayugba is in Europe these days for the recently concluded six-day “Visita Ad Limina” of the first set of Philippine Bishops to Pope Francis the Bishop of Laoag gave an image of Apo Badoc to the pope as a sign of gratitude for granting the Pontifical Coronation of the Lady of Badoc and the elevation of her church into a Minor Basilica “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” was presented to hundreds of Filipino Migrants at the Basilica di santa Pudenziana and the Church of St Gabriel Archangel at Cortina d’Ampezzo in Rome Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag presents replicas of “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” to Pope Francis at the Vatican May 20 Pope has received a small replica of “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” as a gift from Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag. 
 The pope was given the 18-inch statue during the audience of the first set of Philippines bishops for their “Ad Limina” visit on Monday.  
 Mayugba personally thanked the pope for the two privileges he granted recently his diocese: the pontifical coronation of “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” and the elevation of the church into a Minor Basilica. 
 The pope was actually presented with two replicas one was given him and the other received his blessing and will be returned to Ilocos Norte to symbolize the link between the pontiff and the devotion to “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc”. 
 Pope Francis also blessed a diadem which will be crowned to the official pilgrim image Bishop Mayugba is in a group of Philippine bishops for a six-day obligatory visit to meet with the pope and report to him the status of their dioceses he also presented a small replica of Our Lady of Badoc to the Filipino community in Rome during a Mass at the Basilica de Santa Pudenziana Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag holds the replica of “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” that he gave to Archbishop Joseph Mitsuaki Takami of Nagasaki “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” went home to her original family in Japan’s city of Nagasaki Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag met with Archbishop Joseph Mitsuaki Takami of Nagasaki on Tuesday and presented him with a gift: a small replica of the image of La Virgen Milagrosa The archbishop is expected to enthrone the image in the Nagasaki cathedral or display it in a museum dedicated to the hidden Japanese Christians in Nagasaki “I’m also here promoting devotion to Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc-Nagasaki Very warm welcome by the descendants of the hidden Christians,” Mayugba said the icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary was found floating on the shores between the Ilocos towns of Badoc and Sinait in 1620 along with the image of crucified Christ chronicled the discovery in 1764 and the report is extant in the Augustinian archives in Valladolid Vivar wrote that the icons came from the hidden Japanese Christians who jettisoned the religious image into the sea to escape iconoclasm and for them to avoid persecution The image of “La Virgen Milagrosa” was enshrined in the “Visita” of Badoc which became the house of the Virgin in the next 400 years Thousands of Ilocanos and devotees all over the Philippines come to Badoc seeking Our Lady’s intercession Bishop Mayugba’s visit in Nagasaki was expected as the starting point of a relationship between the Diocese of Laoag and the Archdiocese of Nagasaki with “La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc” as the link the image was pontifically crowned last May 31 2018 by Cardinal Luís Antonio Tagle of Manila the church of Badoc was declared as a Minor Basilica with the presence of Cardinal Thomas Aquinas Manyo Maeda of Osaka Cardinal Maeda said that there are so many links between the Catholicism in the Philippines and Japan replicas of La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc will also be brought to Christuskirche in Heilbronn Thousands of faithful attend the solemn declaration of the St also known as the Shrine of La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc It wasn’t the breathtaking beaches that attracted the visitors and locals to Badoc town in Ilocos Norte on Tuesday for a ceremony elevating the shrine to minor basilica status Thousands of people filled the pews and queued around the centuries-old baroque style church where the “La Virgen Milagrosa” is currently enshrined to witness the historic occasion in the Diocese of Laoag the declaration was made by Archbishop Gabriele Caccia in a Mass presided over by Archbishop Romulo Valles of Davao and president of the Philippine bishops’ conference The decree declaring this Vatican concession issued by the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments was read in its original Latin text by Laoag’s Chancellor Rey Respicio and the English Translation by the Rector of the Basilica said that Francis’ decision to elevate the shrine’s status is a recognition of its role in the diocese and the whole church “Becoming a minor basilica is a strong call to the people of Badoc and Ilocos Norte as well as a call to all pilgrims… to strive daily to walk in the spirit of integrity,” Quevedo said The Ilocos Norte-born cardinal also explained the connection of Japan and the Philippines through Apo Badoc the cause of the elevation of the church to basilica He said that there is no minor basilica without “La Virgen Milagrosa,” and there is no “Virgen Milagrosa” without the persecuted Christians of Japan who shipped out at sea the image together with the black crucified Christ of Sinait to avoid being destroyed by the Japanese persecutors The local fishermen fished off the box that contained them from the sea This is the reason of the presence of Cardinal Thomas Aquinas Manyo Maeda of Osaka during the historic declaration of the Badoc basilica Cardinal Maeda said that the “Virgen Milagrosa” looks like the Our Lady of the Hidden Christians the image which the persecuted Christians of Japan prayed to during the more than two centuries of hiding from persecution He further spoke of a coincidental connection the date of the Solemn Declaration of the Badoc Basilica is the Feast of the 26 Martyrs of Japan The Mass ended with the Apostolic Blessing with Plenary Indulgence especially granted by Pope Francis to the occasion and was imparted by Archbishop Valles A thanksgiving Mass and installation of the first basilica rector followed in the afternoon and was presided over by Bishop Renato Mayugba of Laoag A solemn procession of “La Virgen Milagrosa” was also held around the town of Badoc participated in by thousands of pilgrims the Badoc Church is among the eleven Filipino-Hispanic baroque churches in Ilocos Norte the church enjoys “all the attached rights and liturgical concessions” pertaining to the privilege These include the granting of plenary indulgence to whoever visits the church under the necessary conditions of sacramental confession Eucharistic communion and prayer for the pope’s intention These concessions are received during the following celebrations: on the anniversary of the dedication of the same basilica on the day of the liturgical celebration of St John the Baptist and La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc on the anniversary of the granting of the title of basilica once a year on a day to be determined by the bishop and once a year on a day freely chosen by the each of the faithful The said concession also grants to the church the use of “the papal symbol “crossed keys,” which may be exhibited on banners Zukunftszentrum 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