DOVER — Jamie Lanciano, 39, the Dover man sought for allegedly assaulting a Strafford County sheriff's deputy last week Sheriff Kathryn Mone on Wednesday confirmed Lanciano was in custody in Lawrence "We just got word that Lawrence is holding him on cash bail," Mone said Mone said more details will be released as they become available Lanciano's alleged assault of a deputy happened during a traffic stop in Somersworth about 8 a.m He fled and was considered armed and dangerous More local news: Suspect in Dover sought after evading police Lanciano was wanted on charges of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon It was not immediately known if Lanciano has an attorney DOVER — Strafford County Sheriff Kathryn Mone said Tuesday her staff was still searching for a Dover man who allegedly assaulted a deputy during a traffic stop in Somersworth last week is wanted for the charges of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon She said he is considered armed and dangerous The deputy's injuries were not life-threatening "Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Mr Lanciano," Mone said in a prepared statement "I am grateful that our deputy’s injuries were not more serious contact the Strafford County sheriff’s office or your local police department." Second local suspect missing: Dover man sought after evading police at home near middle and high schools The sheriff's office can be reached at (603) 742-4960 Strafford County sheriff's deputies and Somersworth police officers stopped Lanciano who authorities say was the operator of a vehicle Details of the alleged assault were not immediately released The vehicle Lanciano was operating was later found abandoned in Dover The Italian internment camp of Maria Eisenstein’s 1944 memoir isn’t the hellscape of Auschwitz-Birkenau or Bergen-Belsen no one is gassed or beaten to death or starved “The days can be stomached,” Eisenstein writes a place of Kafkaesque confinement and petty privations for foreign Jews and others targeted by Mussolini’s regime fear and the looming threat of deportation to Nazi concentration camps while enjoying the pleasures of gossip and occasional brief trips to the neighboring town The original publication of Internee Number 6 underlined a complicity in Fascism that Italians preferred to forget Historian Carlo Spartaco Capogreco argues that postwar denial contributed to the book’s subsequent neglect this edition marks the book’s first English-language publication Donatello De Luigi’s introduction to the first Italian edition explanatory footnotes and essays by Capogreco and Eisenstein’s son The historian details his efforts to track down Eisenstein who was born in Vienna to Polish Jewish parents and eventually emigrated to California months after the 50th anniversary reissue of her book in Italy Steele contributes a rambling but informative reminiscence His mother’s imprisonment and subsequent hardships transformed her “from a Jewish Princess to a Jewish Warrior Queen.” A feminist before her time “a little eccentric but stately and diplomatic as well,” a popular teacher who probably suffered from PTSD De Luigi calls it “neither diary nor novel” and compares it to a screenplay We’re told that it is based on both “scattered notes” Eisenstein made at the camp during the summer of 1940 and on writing in Naples and Rome four years later contains fictive elements — such as its description of the “dramatic demise” of the camp commissioner who in actuality simply received a job transfer recounts the manuscript falling into the hands of an America G.I The narrative of Eisenstein’s confinement in Lanciano (which she short-hands as “L.”) is interrupted by a long flashback describing her brief The interpolation contributes to the book’s fragmentary feel Highly educated and multilingual (her son says she was fluent in six languages and conversant in two others) Eisenstein writes with a certain ironic detachment “I write for the relief of transcribing a few small things that have happened in here adding: “Action is easier to represent than mood She focuses mostly on her fellow internees while expressing frustration at her inability to render them fully Lanciano might not have shorn away all vestiges of reason or morality But it still exacted compromises and illuminated character sometimes repugnant and frequently touching gains special privileges by conducting an affair with the camp commissioner “You really are hideous in the morning,” Eisenstein thinks “has the vacant look of an old comedian or an old cop,” Eisenstein writes “His senile passion for the thirty-year-old Natasha has put an extra spring in his step.” a political identity.” But Sacha rejects antisemitism and claims to be friends with many Jews who describes her as “intelligent” and “humane.” One of the recurring motifs of the memoir is Eisenstein’s grief at her abandonment by her lover she gets sick enough to be hospitalized and imagines summoning him to her bedside offering “reason to hope.” But not for long She includes a heart-rending letter – it’s unclear if it was ever sent – lamenting his silence may stand in for the larger betrayal of Italy But it was also devastating in its own right – forever tainting her view of romance “I wield great authority in the camp and am well liked.” She busies herself composing letters for her fellow inmates She worries about the fate of the Jews under Hitler and rightly so: Most of her extended family is killed though her mother and maternal grandmother survive The narrative culminates in a quarrel and investigation involving Pistone who is both Pistone’s assistant and his rival Other inmates do their best to avoid the fray The book ends abruptly but Eisenstein’s own ordeals life under surveillance and flight across the mountains of Abruzzo Internee Number 6 is what Eisenstein left behind a testament to the power of writing when nothing else seems controllable Julia M. 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The moment in the Mass when the bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ is known as the Consecration which is the most solemn part of the Mass. The doctrine of the Real Presence in Catholicism holds that Jesus Christ is truly present—body and divinity—in the Eucharist. Turning to Pope Francis's words in the Angelus Message of June 19 his life given for each of us." He also gave us a prayer for moments when we are in Christ's Eucharistic Presence "Adoring the Body and Blood of Christ," he said and satisfy me with your presence!" Pope Francis celebrates the Feast of Corpus Christi outdoors for the first time since the pandemic. The feast honors the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist Eucharistic miracles further attest to the profound truth and inexhaustible mystery of the Eucharist The first recorded miracle occurred in the Italian town of Lanciano. helps us rediscover one of the greatest events in the Church's history. "occurred in the first half of the eighth century where a priest who remained anonymous and who was never given a conventional baptism had doubts about transubstantiation." Eucharistic miracles speak profoundly about the nature of faith and the power of divine intervention. "The Host became a part of the left ventricle which is the part of the human body that is essential for the heart's function and this part of the myocardial tissue was aching and bleeding while the wine turned into human blood and within a few moments changed from a liquid to a solid state." these miracles are a call to deepen their faith They are seen as signs from God meant to strengthen belief in the mysteries of the Christian faith that are beyond human understanding These events encourage a more profound reverence for the sacraments and inspire more fervent participation in communal worship and prayer. What do eucharistic miracles say to us? Eucharistic miracles are seen as profound expressions of God's ongoing engagement with and love for the world offering both a mystery to ponder and a catalyst for more profound spiritual commitment. "The preservation itself is a miracle," Brother Santino explained further "It has even been studied and investigated through the works of Professor Edoardo Linoli If we put water on the Host transformed into human flesh it starts to redden because it is dehydrated flesh There is no chemical powder used for preservation." the Italian town of Lanciano has borne witness to the Real Presence of the Eucharist We should never forget that we witness a miracle each time we attend Mass. Subscribe to our newsletter to get exclusive content, updates and information from the Vatican Ciro Mauriello is a filmmaker with a great passion for the history of the Church and Catholic apologetics He was born in Naples but grew up in northern Italy After travelling around the world for 5 years he finally found the Catholic faith in northern Thailand in 2021 where he worked as an English teacher (EFL) he started collaborating with various Italian associations to promote and defend the Catholic faith In 2022 he started his own YouTube channel with the aim of spreading the Good News he is working as an intern for EWTN where his main tasks include creating content for Vaticano ROME — A man was killed and two women injured when a driver lost control of his car in Italy’s central town of Lanciano on Friday during celebrations for Italy’s 80th Liberation Day, local media and rescuers said. The driver, an 80-year-old man, reportedly fell ill before hitting the crowd, firefighters said. An investigation was underway. An 81-year-old man died immediately after being hit by the car, while two women were injured and transferred to the hospital, local media reported. Italy celebrates its Liberation Day, known as “Festa della Liberazione,” with a national public holiday on April 25. In addition to the closure of schools, public offices and most shops, the day is marked with parades and demonstrations across the country. The accident in Lanciano happened at the end of the local parade organized by ANPI, the Italian partisans’ association that preserves the memory of the Resistance movement against the Fascists. The ceremonies are held in commemoration of the end of the Fascist rule and the Nazi occupation during World War II, as well as the victory of Italy’s partisans movement. This year the 80th anniversary of the liberation coincides with the five-day period of national mourning for the death of Pope Francis, with the right-wing government urging organizers to carry out celebrations with due “sobriety.” Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved is on trial in Lanciano for murder of fellow Briton Michele Faiers A British man living in Italy has admitted stabbing his partner to death claiming he did it after she accused him of cheating on her told a court he could not remember how many times he stabbed fellow Briton Michele Faiers The couple had been living in a renovated cottage in Verratti, a remote village in Abruzzo, at the time of the killing, the Times reported Whitbread fled the scene and drove back to the UK but his daughter alerted police to his whereabouts when Faiers’s body was discovered the former diving instructor from Torquay alleged Faiers had accused him of having an affair over several months after she saw him patting a woman’s bottom at a party in 2022 told the courthouse in Lanciano that the couple would have violent arguments about the incident He said that on the evening of 28 October 2023 Whitbread said he took a knife from the kitchen “It was after 10 months of being accused of something I did not do,” he continued “She kicked me in the intimate parts and was trying to push me down the stairs That is when I grabbed the knife in panic.” Faiers was found by Italian police lying in bed with seven stab wounds to the back I don’t remember how many times,” Whitbread told the court He claimed that Faiers’s behaviour before her death had led him to attempt suicide Free newsletterGet the day’s headlines and highlights emailed direct to you every morning The court heard Whitbread had been married three times previously with two of those marriages ending as a result of his affairs Faiers’s three adult daughters attended the hearing consoling each other as Whitbread described how he killed their mother said after the hearing: “It’s important he’s confessed; something he has never done That was really important for Michele’s daughters because it is a way to begin again.” with the judge having commissioned a psychological assessment of Whitbread Lanciano for his lifelong dedication in ensuring quality eye care for patients The New Jersey Academy of Ophthalmology (NJAO) nominated Dr Lanciano for his advocacy efforts that span decades of direct involvement at both the state and federal levels immersing himself in every stage of advocacy planning from beginning to end always focused on achieving the best outcome He has served as an Academy councilor and continues to regularly attend the Spring and Fall Council Meetings held in conjunction with the Academy’s Mid-Year Forum and annual meeting Lanciano has served on the Academy’s Task Force on Patient Initiatives and Task Force on Co-management He was a member of the Academy’s Carrier Advisory Committee representing the NJAO He has served with distinction in the state of New Jersey for over 35 years and has been elected to all offices of the New Jersey Academy Board of Governors including his first term as president from 1997-98 Lanciano spends significant time teaching the importance of physician advocacy to young ophthalmologists He collaborated with the Academy’s Secretariat for State Affairs on the development and implementation of the Residents’ Advocacy Program (RAP) and continues to deliver RAP sessions to engage and empower ophthalmology residents to advocate for their profession and patients The RAP program gives residents the opportunity to meet and hear directly from state legislators congressional members and state regulators Often these meetings are the first serious conversation these doctors have that pertains to the role of government in their scope and their careers Informing and inspiring young doctors about the importance of advocacy is central to Dr Lanciano has shown tireless energy in advocating for our profession and patients monitoring executive branch activity and commenting on proposed rule changes extend Dr Lanciano’s advocacy efforts far beyond the “typical” – all things he has been doing for decades He consistently supports other states in strategy around dealing with scope-of-practice legislation Lanciano practices comprehensive ophthalmology in Pennsauken He received his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his ophthalmology residency training at Detroit Osteopathic Hospital All content on the Academy’s website is protected by copyright law and the Terms of Service. 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This content may not be reproduced, copied, or put into any artificial intelligence program, including large language and generative AI models, without permission from the Academy Longo Borghini third in summit finish with gap for race lead at just one second going into final day Maglia rosa Elisa Longo Borghini (Lidl-Trek) had Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx-Protime) on her rear wheel for the entire climb until Kopecky attacked with 300 metres to go Longo Borghini jumped to the World Champion's wheel and held on With 6 bonus seconds to Kopecky and 4 to the Italian the gap between the two riders is now down to only one second going into the final stage I don’t think I’ve pushed so hard in my life maybe we can be on the podium with me’,” said Bradbury Bradbury had made her first move with 10.6km to go but was quickly reeled in again The 22-year-old Australian then launched her winning attack from the back of the group of favourites “I was thinking they would catch back up for sure so it wasn’t that they didn’t have the legs just that they didn’t expect it,” said Bradbury Bradbury’s advantage varied between 40 seconds and just over a minute for most of the climb but she went all-out to keep her rivals behind her on the final kilometres “I wasn’t really looking at my power meter I wasn’t really thinking anything apart from each pedal stroke,” Bradbury concluded The first half of the 120km stage wasn’t easy at all but the real difficulty came after the intermediate sprint in Manoppello: The first-category Passo Lanciano followed by a long descent back to Manoppello to climb the same ascent again – but this time the riders would continue uphill to finish at the Blockhaus after a 16.5km climb with an average gradient of 7.9% Claire Steels (Movistar Team) attacked with 95km to go and she was caught again on the Passo Lanciano wearer of the blue mountain jersey since her stage 4 victory suffered in the heat and had to abandon the race leaving Justine Ghekiere (AG Insurance-Soudal) virtually in the lead of the mountain classification Ghekiere sprinted for the maximum points atop the Passo Lanciano taking her tally to 41 points which was enough to get the blue jersey after the stage Local rider Gaia Realini (Lidl-Trek) led the peloton down the descent and her teammate Brodie Chapman took over the pacing in the valley and on the first kilometre of the Blockhaus climb she quickly reduced the size of the group even further Urška Žigart (both Liv-AlUla-Jayco) and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig (FDJ-Suez) were left and Žigart were the next to be dropped though Labous managed to make her way back to the group Bradbury’s first attack splintered the group as Rooijakkers tried to follow the Australian climber Longo Borghini led Niedermaier and Kopecky a bit further back and Longo Borghini brought the chasing trio back at the 10km mark going to the front of this new group of five Bradbury slotted in at the back and then launched her second attack with 9.4km to go quickly getting a 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Upgrade now. The Rochester Slammers 8-and-under softball team moved to 30-0 this summer after Aria Lanciano's walk-off single clinched the New England Regional Babe Ruth championship in their age group Lanciano's hit completed a rally from down 8-0 as Rochester defeated a team from Stamford Rochester had won the New Hampshire Babe Ruth state tournament the weekend prior Rochester also won tournaments in Litchfield Coach Jake Moody said winning all the tournaments are of course great achievements but the team had two circled when the summer kicked off "The states and the regionals were the biggest goal and these girls achieved that," Moody said The Slammers opened the summer in Litchfield before Memorial Day and Moody said it was 'very apparent' there the team would be special "Just the way they hit the ball and how the gelled together as a team; you could see something was building very early on .. but I didn't expect 30-0 and six tournament wins." the Slammers were honored before a New Hampshire Fisher Cats game against Portland on Friday night The team was on the field pregame for the first pitch and the national anthem although the game did get rained out shortly after started in the first inning The team also got to meet the players on the Fisher Cats Eucharistic miracles are a fascinating phenomenon within the Church’s rich history As with many concepts of the Catholic faith grasped or even accepted; they require a deep examination of one’s own faith and a deliberation of belief in Christ Eucharistic miracles are great food for thought on Holy Thursday when Catholics acknowledge the institution of the Eucharist which in and of itself is one of the great mysteries “We’re asked to believe many things on faith,” said Richard Bernatchez founder of Faith Based Communications and a member of the Real Presence Eucharistic Education and Adoration Association “Eucharistic miracles serve as a reminder from Christ of his True Presence within the Blessed Sacrament in order to reinforce our faith.” Bernatchez is local to Denver but travels around the country giving presentations about Eucharistic miracles and supplies an official Vatican-authorized exhibit to supplement his presentations when Jesus Christ broke bread with the Twelve Disciples at the Last Supper two phrases he spoke instituted the Eucharist The Church teaches that in the sacrament of the Eucharist blood and divinity of Jesus Christ through a process called transubstantiation which literally means that the very substance of which the bread and wine are composed changes into something different entirely; namely The Church teaches that this process is a mystery and not meant to be fully understood and though the bread and wine still appear to be unchanged after the consecration the Church is clear that this is not the case As the Catechism of the Catholic Church states “At the heart of the Eucharistic celebration are the bread and wine that by the words of Christ and the invocation of the Holy Spirit become Christ’s Body and Blood” (CCC 1333) there have been several documented cases of a consecrated host transforming into a real These phenomenon are known as Eucharistic miracles Although the Church does not officially recognize Eucharistic miracles as part of its doctrine it does not discourage the faithful from considering their authenticity as a matter of faith Eucharistic miracles are usually initiated in one of four ways: a consecrated host is stolen an attempt to desecrate a consecrated host is made there is an avoidance of physical calamity to a consecrated host meaning the host is miraculously spared from any disaster a priest doubts the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist the initiating trigger of a Eucharistic miracle is a doubting priest,” Bernatchez said The earliest recorded Eucharistic miracle is also the most famous but doubted the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist The Eucharistic miracle that occurred in Lanciano Italy in the 7th century is the earliest recorded Eucharistic miracle The consecrated host transformed into a piece of a human heart and the consecrated blood coagulated into five walnut-sized globules (Photos courtesy of Infallible Catholic)During the consecration The blood coagulated into five walnut-sized globules while the flesh had the same dimensions as a large host used in Mass and appeared light brown in color Both the flesh and blood have remained perfectly preserved for twelve centuries and can be viewed in Lanciano to this day a professor of anatomy and pathological history and former head of the Laboratory of Pathological Anatomy at the Hospital of Arezzo to conduct a full scientific analysis of the sacred species He studied the specimen for five months and presented his findings on March 4 He confirmed that the flesh and blood were of human origin which he noted was “particular because it has the characteristics of a man who was born and lived in the Middle East regions.” He concluded that the piece of flesh consisted of cardiac tissue; that is The tissue contained within was consistent with that of myocardium the vagus nerve and the left ventricle of the heart Linoli published his findings in Italian medical publication Quaderni Scalvo di Diagnostica Clinica e di Laboratori in 1971 a scientific commission appointed by the Higher Council of the World Health Organization (WHO) was tasked with verifying Dr and they confirmed his findings were indeed accurate Various online sources said that the WHO published an extract of their research in December of 1976 stops in front of impossibility of giving an explanation.” The Eucharistic miracle at Lanciano is but one of the 132 miracles documented within the Vatican Exhibition of Eucharistic Miracles of the World Other famous Eucharistic miracles covered in the exhibit include one that occurred in Bolsena-Orvieto in 1263 and another which occurred in Buenos Aires Visit therealpresence.org to learn more about Eucharistic miracles. To learn more about bringing the Eucharistic miracles exhibit to your parish, visit faithbasedcomm.com Official Priest Appointments: July 2025Archdiocese of Denver Everything you need to know about incorruptibilityCatholic News Agency 'What should I give up for Lent?': 10 Creative Ideas for a Season of Unexpected GrowthMarie San Jose Advertising Past Issues Events Obituaries Privacy Policy Lea nuestra publicación en español JACKSON TWP. ‒ A new owner with plenty of catering and food industry experience has purchased Lanciano Wood-Fired Pizza. whose parents own That Little Italian Kitchen bought the specialty catering business from founder Scott Fehlman wood-fired oven to bake fresh pizza and specialty breads wedding receptions and other events for a dozen years the business catered outdoor events from late March through early October Schneider said she is lining up events for next year Schneider has been involved with catering for several years at local businesses and with her parents' restaurant Mike and Therese have operated That Little Italian Kitchen More: Edd Pritchard storiesBusiness roundup: Contractor moves to broaden business to include residential properties The Schneiders and Fehlman knew each other through catering at the same events over the years Fehlman let Therese Schneider know he was considering selling the business and a deal came together Buying Lanciano is an opportunity as well as a "passion project," Christine Schneider said "We love Italian food and this is a great addition." Lanciano Wood-Fired Catering and the family restaurant will remain separate businesses But Lanciano will be offering gelato from That Little Italian Kitchen kitchen on its menu While Schneider might add a few items to the menu no major changes are planned for the catering business started the business after seeing a similar catering business operated by a Cleveland-area chef who his company's customer observed his operation and was inspired to start his own He named the business Lanciano in honor of his father-in-law The business was something that Fehlman did on weekends and it helped put his children through college He had intended to sell the business when he reached his mid-50s and knew there was someone like Christine who could take it over and run with it Fehlman said wood-fired pizza catering worked because it was something different from the usual catering fare "I don't think I've ever had a bad slice," she said Barnett Insurance Agency has been purchased by Canfield-based Gem-Young Insurance & Wealth Advisors. said combining with Gem-Young will give the agency an opportunity to offer clients expanded insurance products and services has served clients in the Alliance area since 1937 Harris and the Barnett team will continue to service clients as part of the Gem-Young team said in a press release announcing the deal "We’ve known each other many years and have shared many of the same core values of integrity "We are also excited about the geographic expansion that gives our company the opportunity to grow and diversify our client base." Remodel work complete at Walmart on west sideWalmart celebrated last Friday the completion of a renovation at its store at 4004 Tuscarawas St lighting and signs inside the store and a transformation of front — offer a fresh look for customers and help employees get customers what they want when they want it store manager Daniella Cozart said in a press release The store next to the Canton Centre Mall opened in 2005 Walmart recognized employees who have been with the store since it opened as well as some who have more than 20 years with the retailer Walmart also presented presented grants to several community organizations: $4,500 to the Canton Police Department; $2,500 to the Canton Fire Department; $2,500 to McKinley High School; and $1,500 to North Canton Schools Reach Edd at 330-580-8484 or edd.pritchard@cantonrep.com On Twitter: @epritchardREP View more information » The Westfalian licensed breeding stallion Lanciano has passed away on 31 December 2017 Born in 1990 and bred by Karl Heinz Schubert Lanciano was by Landino out of Pretty Darling (by Pilot x Perseus x Realist) The bay stallion was first licensed at the 1992 Westfalian Stallion Licensing and later approved for the South German He did his 100-day stallion performance test in Munich in 1993 and scored 137.79 points to finish second out of 31 participating stallions He topped the dressage index with 140.25 points and was third on the jumper index with 130.08 points but as a breeding stallion he sired 22 licensed sons (amongst them Lord Sinclair I His most successful offspring in sport include the 2006 British WEG team horse Lara (Sandy Phillips) Grand Prix horses Limited Edition (Christine Traurig) and the jumper Lumberjack (Alexander Engel) Lanciano died in his stall of natural causes after having spent some time in the paddock Lanciano was one of only two stallions left (aside from Abanos) at the once thriving stallion station St Related LinksLightning Does Strike Twice in the Same Spot: Kaiserdom Rules American Christine Traurig Wins Wickrath Bundeschampionate Qualifier Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot we had something happen,” Father Joseph Crowley told the congregation March 5 near the end of Mass at St a parish once pastored by Knights of Columbus founder Blessed Michael McGivney speaking to those at Mass and watching the parish’s livestream “One of our eucharistic ministers was running out of hosts Suddenly there were more hosts in the ciborium God duplicated himself in the ciborium.” “It just happened today,” he said The alleged duplication of the Eucharist is under investigation by the Holy See’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith as a potential eucharistic miracle it would join about 100 church-recognized eucharistic miracles including a miracle in rural Honduras approved in July by Bishop Walter Guillén Soto of Gracias Four others have been recognized in the 21st century according to the California-based Magis Center While some recognized Eucharistic miracles involve circumstances like multiplication others involve the Eucharistic host taking on characteristics of blood or flesh three such miracles — two in Poland and one in Mexico — have been recognized by bishops overseeing the dioceses where they occurred a religious sister was distributing Communion at a retreat when a host she was holding appeared to begin to bleed The host was given to a team of scientists to study and their analysis reportedly found the reddish substance “corresponds to blood in which there are hemoglobin and DNA of human origin.” a consecrated host the priest dropped during Communion was placed in water to dissolve and it was locked in a safe in the sacristy which she discovered to have a red stain on it The host was removed from the water and as it dried the stain ultimately appeared to look more like a wound It was studied and found to include myocardial tissue that was inexplicably interwoven with the bread fibers A similar alleged miracle took place five years later across Poland in Legnica A consecrated host that dropped on the floor was placed in water Several research institutions examined the host with the Department of Forensic Medicine in Szczecin stating the specimen contained “cross-striated muscle,” most similar to heart tissue that had undergone significant stress Bishop Zbigniew Kiernikowski of Legnica approved the miracle for veneration in 2016 Honduran Bishop Soto confirmed an alleged miracle that occurred in a small rural parish with no resident priest an extraordinary minister of holy Communion opened the parish’s tabernacle to remove the wooden ciborium containing the Eucharist and discovered dark stains on the corporal The cloth was studied in October 2022 by a toxicology center in Tegucigalpa and according to the news agency ACI Prensa the stain was determined to be human blood of AB blood type with a positive Rh factor “the scientific evidence and the notarized oaths of the witnesses were collected and sent to the Vatican for further investigation” at the request of apostolic nuncio in Honduras the Lord chooses to manifest himself,” Bishop Soto told ACI Prensa Eucharistic miracle experts also frequently point to two other alleged miracles — one in Buenos Aires in 1996 where a desecrated host left in water in the tabernacle to decompose reportedly turned to bloody tissue where during Mass the consecrated body and blood of Christ became visibly flesh and blood Both miracles have undergone scientific analysis with results reportedly indicating the substance included human heart tissue as archbishop of Buenos Aires initiated the investigation of the 1996 miracle “The Lord passed and left his mark.” especially those that have been scientifically studied may inspire or bolster faith in people who need “a little bit of empirical verification” for the Real Presence which includes information about eucharistic miracles among popular topics on its website Father Spitzer said that “good lab tests” on alleged eucharistic miracles can help “convince a skeptical generation that’s scientifically clued-in” — particularly young people — that the Eucharist is truly Jesus’ body and blood He said that kind of evidence is available in the lab reports from the miracles at Buenos Aires “If you put together all the scientific data from those reports … it really forms a strong preponderance of evidence for authenticity — that human heart tissue from the region of the upper left ventricle is growing out of the substance of the host integrated with the consecrated host on the level of the thin filaments of the myofibrils a few microns of separation,” he told OSV News is on the Magis Center’s board of advisers and presents on the science behind the recognized 21st-century eucharistic miracles He said those miracles show heart tissue and the presence of white blood cells which do not ordinarily live outside of the body beyond 30 minutes all scientifically studied eucharistic miracles indicate the presence of the rare AB blood group the same blood group found on the Shroud of Turin Part of French’s motivation is a 2019 Pew Research Center survey that found 69 percent of Catholics don’t believe in the Real Presence “That’s why there’s all these eucharistic miracles: God is shouting it to us And so that’s it: People need to hear it … particularly our youth,” he said scientific queries have shown that visible changes to a consecrated host are natural Paul and Minneapolis and in 2015 in the Diocese of Salt Lake City biological analyses of consecrated hosts with red staining determined the cause to be fungus which some skeptics say could be the cause of other alleged eucharistic miracles Michael O’Neill — known as “The Miracle Hunter,” with a show by the same name on EWTN — said that when an alleged miracle occurs the diocesan bishop may choose whether to investigate it whether to approve the event as a miracle worthy of belief where we must put in some faith to really believe a miracle is happening,” he told OSV News “But when it comes to miracles that are the most scientifically testable eucharistic miracles are remarkable and unique because we can see a true miracle really happening O’Neill is in the midst of a documentary project with interviews of experts and scientists who have studied the miracles at Lanciano He said the project has special relevance for the National Eucharistic Revival bishops underway to inspire greater understanding of and reverence for the Real Presence The documentary — and O’Neill’s accompanying book — are expected to be available ahead of the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress While eucharistic miracles have been getting more attention through the revival including through the International Eucharistic Miracles of the World exhibit a traveling exhibit of eucharistic miracles initially cataloged online by Blessed Carlo Acutis they fall under the category of private revelation and Catholics are not required to believe in them He emphasized that the most important miracle is the miracle of transubstantiation that occurs at every Mass — the bread and wine becoming Jesus Christ in his body and blood “That is the true miracle and that’s what Catholics are to believe — that’s a dogma of our faith,” O’Neill said “When it comes to eucharistic miracles we might say it’s a miracle on top of a miracle It’s just a little bit of a bonus that God gives us because it is the hardest of all Catholic beliefs — that God would humble himself and make himself present to us in something that can be eaten.” cautions people from basing their faith solely in these miracles In the 2021 book “Behold It is I: Scripture and Science on the Real Presence” that Trasancos co-wrote with Father George Elliott of the Diocese of Tyler she examined the lab reports from analyses of the miracles at Lanciano and Buenos Aires and she said their results were less conclusive than reported “We’re Catholics and we’re after the truth,” Trasancos told OSV News “We don’t have to make exaggerations We don’t have to be ambiguous about the scientific data We don’t have to be afraid of what the science might reveal.” She said some oft-repeated narratives about some eucharistic miracles also aren’t accurate such as a claim that a scientific commission appointed in 1973 by the World Health Organization conducted 500 tests on the Lanciano miracle and remained baffled by their results author of the 2021 book “A Cardiologist Examines Jesus: The Stunning Science Behind Eucharistic Miracles,” who reviewed the supposed WHO report to discover it was actually data from tests of Egyptian mummies placed between two pages about the Lanciano miracle If the church wants to promote the scientific basis for accepting eucharistic miracles Trasancos advises the miracles be restudied with the same rigorous standards of proof and that scientists devise a standard set of procedures for the study of future reported miracles If the results show that there are natural “We don’t really need these miracles to be true in order for us to believe in the Real Presence,” she said “Our faith in the real presence ought to be primarily based on our faith in Jesus Christ.” Despite the weaknesses of individual tests “seems to suggest that now we’re crossing a threshold where it’s not unreasonable to believe that there really is living heart tissue growing out of these consecrated hosts.” “It’s not ‘proof,” he said “All we’re saying is there’s scientifically investigated evidence that supports probabilistic evidence — that is to say it supports a reasonable and responsible belief.” Print Catholic Review Media communicates the Gospel and its impact on people’s lives in the Archdiocese of Baltimore and beyond Catholic Review Media provides intergenerational communications that inform inspire and engage Catholics and all of good will in the mission of Christ through diverse forms of media Catholic Media Assocation Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association The Associated Church Press Rioja is one of the wine world’s great paradoxes: a region associated with blending that concurrently offers a plethora of single-estate wines Bodegas LAN is the custodian of a very special climat (vineyard site) known as Viña Lanciano Encompassing 72 hectares of world-class terroir the estate is located on the border between Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa Viña Lanciano’s northern boundary is marked by the Sierra de Cantabria mountain range which forms a natural protection for the vines against the cooler winds and rain from the Atlantic alluvial and gravel soils force the plants to bury their roots deep in search of nutrients to survive The net result is slowly-ripened berries of exceptional quality; part of the Viña Lanciano estate is organically farmed By avoiding synthetic pesticides and fertilisers the winery aims to promote soil health and biodiversity while producing grapes that reflect the purest expression of the terroir Bodegas LAN has also invested in renewable energy sources This move towards clean energy not only reduces the winery’s dependence on non-renewable resources After careful monitoring of individual plots Garnacha and Mazuelo red varieties in late summer only perfect bunches are selected – the rest are discarded Yet vintage 2023 has been described as “exceptionally promising” – spring and early summer were characterised by moderate rainfall which favours a balanced and healthy vine canopy there was a warm and dry spell that allowed the grapes to develop concentrated aromas and sugars encouraged balanced acidity and phenolic ripeness A wine that reflects the majesty of its site with razor-sharp precision and focus; Viña Lanciano is a Rioja for our discerning age From the 1st to the 6th of September 2022, the eighth edition of the International Architecture and Design Festival of Logroño which invites us once a year to reflect on the urban environment and the city it offers the opportunity to explore the city thinking about new collective uses that strengthen the character of community within public spaces The festival called for three competitions and the calls involved the design of the pavilion in the Plaza Escuelas Trevijano as well as the interventions in Viña Lanciano (La Rioja Portugal) and in Obispo Bustamante Street. A total of 446 entries were received among which the jury defined three winners and decided to highlight a series of finalists due to the quality of the work achieved The jury was composed of Iñaqui Carnicero, General Director of Urban Agenda and Architecture of the Ministry of Transport Architecture and Design at Acción Cultural Española; Iker Gil MAS Studio and MAS Context - Executive Director Marketing Director of Bodegas LAN; Mafalda Guedes Sustainability and Brand Manager at Sogrape; Ángel Carrero President of the Board of Trustees of the Cultural Foundation of the Architects of La Rioja and Dean of the Official Association of Architects of La Rioja; Rebeca Castellano Coordinator of Visual Arts and Humanities at Goethe-Institut Madrid; Aurora León Head of the Interior Design Department of the School of Design of La Rioja; and Javier Peña Related article: 100 chairs and 3 urban lounges: Izaskun Chinchilla's project at Concéntrico 08 "The project has been selected for its representative character, proposing a simple piece that enhances the existing elements in the Plaza Escuelas Trevijano. Its architecture, with an emphatic geometry, responds to the use of the pavilion as a landmark of the festival. Its implantation in the location is relevant, proposing a unique strategy in which the tree is integrated and reread in its context." Interventions in Viña Lanciano + Quinta do Seixo "The project has been selected for its uniqueness and domestic character in dialogue with the landscape. Its large scale, combined with lightness in its formalisation, incorporates multiple views of the territory. This monumentality in its exterior vision gives rise to small spaces that complete the intervention and its relationship with the context in which it is located." A la mesa! de Ander López Alberdi - Sarai Olabarrieta Morales / España. Calle Obispo Bustamante. Image Cortesía de Concéntrico 08Description of the project Its objective is to accommodate all kinds of situations being the meeting point of its communities. It is conceived to fulfil several functions such as: to extend the playful space experienced in the neighbourhood courtyard towards Obispo Bustamante street and create a compression of the public space, to invite the passer-by to enter the inner courtyard and enjoy an intimate space in the centre of the city of Logroño and promote the development of activities such as popular meals etc. It is understood as an organism that the neighbours will conquer. "The project has been selected for its iconic and suggestive character that changes our usual perspective on the relationship between the street the inner courtyard and the city. A continuous structure that gains strength through its symbolism and versatility integrating public and private space through its performance it proposes us to remain and refers us to the imaginary of the domestic." 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For a wider view of the weather, check out the Weather Map of Italy Click here to read further information on freezing levels and how we forecast our temperatures Enjoy the skiing and the breathtaking views at Passo Lanciano - Majelletta Read 4 more reviews of Passo Lanciano - Majelletta or submit your own View detailed snow forecast for Passo Lanciano - Majelletta at:snow-forecast.com the International Architecture and Design Festival in Logroño arose with the intention of prompting reflection on the city through proposals in architecture and design The latest edition will be held from 27 April to 1 May 2018 This competition proposes the creation of a temporary architectural intervention at Viña Lanciano at Bodegas LAN This intervention will form part of other installations and the pavilion all of which will be set up in different locations throughout the city’s historic downtown The convocation encompasses both the design of the intervention and its subsequent construction and disassembly by the winning team The Festival is organized by the Cultural Foundation of Architects of La Rioja (Fundación Cultural de los Arquitectos de La Rioja in collaboration with the Logroño City Council Garnica and the Government of La Rioja’s Comprehensive Design Centre It enjoys the support of the La Rioja Superior School of Design the Goethe Institut and the Institut français Concéntrico is Logroño’s International Architecture and Design Festival and it is open to all citizens and visitors It aims to discover and rediscover spaces of interest in the city’s historic downtown The Festival invites attendees to visit these places through installations that create a connection between interior patios and plazas that typically go unnoticed in day-to-day life Each installation is created by a team of architects and/or designers who make proposals experiment and explore new fields of design with their environment thereby establishing a dialogue between heritage and contemporary architecture which seeks to activate citizens’ reflection on these spaces The Festival’s locations include Revellín Plaza the Calado de San Gregorio and the Plaza de Escuelas Trevijano in the El Cortijo neighborhood of Lorgroño against the backdrop of the Sierra de Cantabria and surrounded by the bend of the Ebro River and the remains of the Mantible Bridge Its 72 hectares are configured into various paths and parcels in a band of territory constrained by a plot of vineyards and the road Founded in the 70s in the heart of La Rioja Alta Bodegas LAN’s name comes from the initials of the three provinces of La Rioja (Logroño It is noteworthy for its commitment to consistency and its innovative nature LAN has the privilege of working with exceptional raw material from its Viña Lanciano finca The period for presentation of proposals will conclude on 27 December 2017 at 1:00 p.m Download the information related to this competition here. This competition was submitted by an ArchDaily user. If you'd like to submit a competition, call for submissions or other architectural 'opportunity' please use our "Submit a Competition" form The views expressed in announcements submitted by ArchDaily users do not necessarily reflect the views of ArchDaily Enter your email to receive editorial updates, special offers and breaking news alerts from Vogue Business. You can unsubscribe at any time. Please see our privacy policy for more information When Browns opened its new flagship store along London’s Brook Street in April, the fashion retailer also unveiled its very first branded restaurant. Native at Browns serves miso fish soup, fermented potato waffles and caramelised honey and seaweed truffles, among other dishes. It also serves up something more valuable to Browns: foot traffic. After a year in which the pandemic forced everyone into isolation, “people want to talk more face to face”, says Paul Brennan, Browns’ managing director. The restaurant is designed to tap into that desire, with the expectation that visitors will also shop. Indeed, the restaurant has accounted for a third of visitors across the store in the first two months of opening. Fashion retail is betting heavily on onsite restaurants to attract visitors who may be tired of shopping online or who are looking for more of an experience than simply making a purchase as the world reemerges from pandemic lockdowns Restaurants will be a major component of the new La Samaritaine the LVMH department store reopening in Paris after 15 years reformed planning restrictions have made it easier for restaurants to open in retail spaces senior retail portfolio manager at Shaftesbury PLC the real estate investment trust that invests in London’s West End as restaurants can operate outside of retail hours Slapping a brand on the sign is never enough Café Dior by Pierre Hermé in Tokyo closed in May 2020 after three years in business that isn’t stopping the brand from reinvesting in the restaurant industry When Dior’s headquarters reopen in Paris following renovations it will feature a restaurant helmed by chef Jean Imbert Gucci is opening its third Osteria da Massimo Bottura on the fourth floor of a new Tokyo store later this year adding a fresh twist to its revamped Ginza Namiki store The openings show the resilience of these luxury brands They send a message “that they are able to put that money into it which they wouldn’t be able to do if they were struggling” as the different nature of management and logistics make food a particular challenge for fashion retail to make work “It will bring customers in who are expected to spend more on leisure and social activities Experiential retail has been massive in stores in order to stop people from shifting completely to buying fashion online.” After a year that forced customers to shop online vice president of customer experience at Bergdorf Goodman the New York City retailer opened BG on Fifth a 36-seat café along Fifth Avenue anchoring the flagship’s main entrance While the café shares dishes with the seventh-floor BG Restaurant including $24 duck dumplings and $41 lobster salad it offers a much different experience because of its street-level location The Browns flagship on London’s Brook Street features the company’s very first restaurant “People want to shop in an environment that feels lively and the restaurant being an immediate extension of that main floor lends itself to that buzziness and I would say it encourages people to spend more time” in the store The café leads directly into the handbag department where a $7,950 Bottega Veneta braided top handle bag sits near embroidered Fendi Peekaboos selling at $5,200 Stephens adds that retailers should trial restaurants or cafés before making a permanent commitment because of the risks involved they can gradually ramp up once they have built awareness among customers and once they get an idea of what their customers want from the restaurant,” she says are also effective because “people will feel like they need to see it as quickly as possible because it won’t last” Consider the psychedelic Fendi Caffés in Selfridges in London through 6 July at the OTL restaurant in the Miami Design District Ralph’s Coffee pop-up adds a new reason to visit Ralph Lauren’s new Bond Street store and outside terrace Selling products used in the restaurants has become a key strategy for the retailers which have seen homeware sales increase because of the worldwide lockdowns founder of the 10 Corso Como concept stores in Milan and Seoul says the Seoul store saw its homeware sales jump from 10 per cent a year to about 25 per cent during the pandemic.) London-based jeweller Stephen Webster will open a store in Nashville with a fully functioning bar for the first time He says the No Regrets Lounge aims to create “that extra experience that you can only have physically that you can’t get online” Webster will be using and selling his bar products and glassware in the new Nashville store including a £6,000 tequila shot set and £700 ice bucket Browns sells the £100 Atlantic Blankets made for guests in its courtyard restaurant in store and online Nanushka opened its London store with a café at the back in October The cafés increase the odds of a store’s survival by building a loyal following from the local community quicker (within six months instead of 18) and by attracting customers who may not have stopped by otherwise “We have returning guests who just pick up their daily coffee,” says Peter Baldaszti which opened its London store with a café at the back in October see visitors staying at the nearby Claridge’s hotel as well as Mayfair locals There have been fashion retail casualties that even cafés would not save including the shuttered Barneys and its 24-year-old restaurant Then there’s Ralph’s Coffee & Bar inside the Polo Ralph Lauren flagship store which shut its doors along London’s Regent Street in October “I would love to open a shop again but probably without a food element,” says Peponita’s owner Some once-proud fashion restaurants are now shut due to the pandemic — for the moment Forty Five Ten in Dallas closed its two restaurants and reduced its shopping space and opening days to Wednesdays to Saturdays with private appointments on Mondays and Tuesdays Todd Snyder shut the café in his Madison Avenue store even though the social space was core to the store when it was built in 2017 Alessandro Savelli is the founder of Pasta Evangelists which opened its first sit-down restaurant at Harrods in May Restaurants also are entering into fashion retail for the first time which delivers fresh pasta recipe boxes across the UK debuted its first 28-seat restaurant in Harrods’s ground-floor Dining Hall in May serving traditional Italian dishes including smoked ricotta and lobster tortellini Pasta Evangelists’ founder and chief executive Alessandro Savelli “We were keen to balance our whole business towards offline channels.” With the lockdowns ending “people are spending less money online than what they were spending six to 12 months ago” recent retail figures show online sales declined by 5.6 per cent in April from a year earlier Non-food online sales dropped 9.8 per cent.) Being in Harrods offsets some of the financial risk and complications of building a high street restaurant as well as guaranteeing plenty of affluent customers It “creates a veneer of ‘special’ to the facility and enhances your brand” Comments, questions or feedback? Email us at feedback@voguebusiness.com Correction: This article has been updated to correct the name of Browns' managing director Inside the new Browns: Farfetch’s store of the future Barneys has four possible futures The future of physical retail Sign up to our newsletter for a truly global perspective on the fashion industry "Our opponents demonstrated their ability in the reverse fixture earlier this season," declared the Giallorossi coach in his pre-match interview "This is a team that rarely gives the ball away and has players with pace "I've told my lads that they will have to be at the top of their game to win at a tough ground like this." The Roma youngsters are in top spot in Group C with six points on second-placed Frosinone "We are currently going through a run of extremely good form and I must say that the boys have been very professional because they managed to bounce back from a negative streak when they weren't playing as they can do Climbing back into first place after being third has put things back the way they should be." After an injury forced him to miss out on the Napoli game Giallorossi forward Edoardo Soleri has got himself back to full fitness and was included in the squad for the away trip to Abruzzo "It always makes us happy when players recover Soleri is our only target man but luckily we've called up Gabriel Rares from the Allievi who can help us out in this respect "We suffered during the game against Inter specifically because we were lacking someone with these crucial qualities." I confirm that I have read the privacy policy – EU VAT IT09305501000 - all rights reserved logos and artwork are registered or unregistered trademarks of Soccer S.r.l All other trademarks may be the property of their respective holders DOVER — A city man has been indicted on five charges connecting him with a string of burglaries which occurred last July allegedly entered Quick to Go at 547 Central Ave He then disposed of the lottery tickets by distributing them to another person he has been indicted on Class B felony charges of burglary and receiving stolen property Each of the charges could earn him 3½ to 7 years in prison and a $4,000 fine Police said in May that Lanciano worked with Timothy Staples in Newmarket during the Quick to Go burglary Lanciano and Staples allegedly entered a locked shed at 39 New Rochester Road and stole tools belonging to the residents Lanciano was indicted on charges of accomplice to burglary and accomplice to receiving stolen property for that crime Both of those charges are also Class B felonies which carry a penalty of 3½ to 7 years in prison and a fine of $4,000 The grand jury at Strafford County Superior Court indicted Lanciano on one final charge of burglary during its July session Prosecutors claim Lanciano entered Gold Rush Coin and Jewelry at 590 Central Ave He was charged with his fifth Class B felony as a result of the commission of this crime the city woman said Lanciano suffers from attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and is bipolar An indictment is not an indication of guilt; rather it means a grand jury believed there was sufficient evidence to warrant a trial Click 'OK' then 'Allow' to enable notifications Instagram X Threads Snapchat TikTok YouTubeLAD Entertainment Home> Community Featured Image Credit: Brain Tumour ResearchGregory RobinsonGregory is a journalist for LADbible After graduating with a master's degree in journalism he has worked for both print and online publications and is particularly interested in TV teen dramas from the '90s and prefers tea over coffee A dad who was given weeks to live after being diagnosed with a brain tumour survived for more than two years and his wife believes it's all due to the use of cannabis oil Dad-of-two Neil Lanciano, 46, was informed he had glioblastoma (GBM) in April 2020. The paint shop manager, from Innsworth Gloucester, had surgery and doctors at Southmead Hospital in Bristol were able to remove 94 per cent of his tumour which left him with partial paralysis and speech difficulties doctors discovered the tumour had returned to its full size and was growing Tragically, further scans revealed smaller tumours had developed in other areas on Lanciano’s brain and gruelling chemotherapy and radiotherapy failed to help Doctors ended his treatment as further surgery was considered too dangerous and Lanciano was told he only had a few weeks to live ‘Compelled’ to do something to improve her husband’s chances "I was desperate to give Neil some kind of quality of life, for his sake and so he could be here a bit longer to watch our teenage daughters, Abbie and Emily, grow up,” the playgroup manager told The Mirror. Cannabis oil is a Class B drug making it illegal in the UK due to its THC levels Hayley paid £16,000 to purchase the drugs online over a two-year period with the money sourced from mortgage payments Lanciano would use two bottles of the drugs each months and he defied the expectations of his doctors by living a further two years after his NHS treatment came to an end a scan revealed that the small scatter of tumours on Lanciano’s brain had disappeared completely although the bigger tumour remained His wife believes his prolonged survival was due to cannabis oil She explained: “His healthcare team said Neil was a 'miracle case' which they couldn't explain "Neil had no other treatment and the only explanation I can think of is that the combination of cannabis oil and regular exercise played a big and positive part in Neil's journey "Without our critical illness cover we wouldn't have financially been able to afford for the £712 month payment for the oil He used the oil for 24 months and it cost us around £16,000 in total "Neil survived more than two years after he stopped all radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatment." Lanciano stopped taking the drugs when he was ‘in the final stages of his life’ Lanciano’s family has raised more than £5,000 for the Brain Tumour Research charity Only 12 per cent of people diagnosed with a brain tumour live beyond five years compared to an average of 54 percent across all cancers Cancer Research UK says research is currently underway to see if the substances in cannabis might help treat cancer DOVER — Dover police have arrested Jamie Lanciano in Dover on the charge of Receiving Stolen Property related to a burglary at the Quick and Go gas station on Central Avenue police report that during the night of July 16 the “Quick to Go” gasoline station at 547 Central Avenue Among the items taken were lottery tickets Police detectives were able to determine that some of the stolen lottery tickets had been cashed in during the early morning hours of July 17th at various convenience stores in Dover Video surveillance footage from the stores revealed the subject cashing the tickets was Lanciano Lanciano was released on $1500 personal recognizance bail This case is considered an ongoing and active investigation Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Dover Police Department at 603-742-4646 or the Dover Crimeline at 603-749-6000 The Dover Crimeline can also be contacted via www.dovernhcrimeline.org Further media questions regarding this case should be directed to Sergeant Scott Pettingill of the Dover Police Department at 603-742-4646 Ali James/Special to the Knoxville News Sentinel East Tennessee Ainsley's Angels Pictured from left: 'Team Cameron': Emily Combs-Lewis Brian Bush and Cameron Bush; Ainsley's Angels Ambassador Angi Lanciano; 'Team Jenna': Jennifer Torregiano and Jenna Karakatsanis; 'Team Jacob': Ramona Frye Jacob Grubb; 'Team Two for One' Melissa Peplow 'Team Two for One' racing duo Vicky Wallace Peplow is legally blind and Wallace is a stroke survivor Peplow uses her two good legs to help push mainly on hills and uneven terrain while Wallace uses her right arm right leg and two big wheelchair wheels to 'run.' Together they work as one team Jenna Karakatsanis in the Axiom Racer Conversion and Jacob Grubb in his Freedom push chair relax post-race at the Team Faith 5K Ainsley's Angels roll up to the starting line to begin their race at the Team Faith 5K in Maryville Five year-old Jacob Grubb turns to his mom 'He doesn't like the big crowds and noise,' she said of her son who rides in a 'freedom chair' while his 'Angel runner' pushes so as soon as he hears the noise he'll ask for his headphones.' Jacob Grubb was diagnosed with autism at the age of two and a half He was introduced to inclusion running through his cousin when he was at a surf camp in Virginia Beach last August 'He has sensory disorders and speech delays,' said Grubb 'But he loves being outside and sports; he plays T-ball he says he won because inclusion wins every time.' The Grubb family were excited when runner Angi Lanciano decided to bring Ainsley's Angels to East Tennessee Ainsley's Angels offers the opportunity for anybody with any kind of disability to 'roll with the wind,' according to Lanciano The Ainsley's Angels team is made up of an 'Angel Rider' athlete such as Jacob; the 'Angel Runner,' who pushes the athlete rider; and 'Guardian Angels' who volunteer to assist the runners and I was looking for a way to give back to an organization,' said Lanciano She joined the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training 'I was going to do this one thing and be done but once I started doing it and meeting the people it became something I enjoyed doing It really opened up a whole new world of friends Lanciano became a chapter leader for 'Moms RUN this town,' a running club for moms From there she got involved with I Run 4 (IR4) which matches special needs children with adults who run for them 'You dedicate your runs for them; it's a fun organization,' she said 'A good friend of mine is an ambassador in Florida but I was about to move to Knoxville,' she said I just really believe that things are put in your path at the right time I felt it was the right time to take that step and we officially started in February of this year.' The first race was the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon 'We had two teams with eight runners with a rider in each of the two legs of the race and two runners ran with a rider for the half-marathon,' said Lanciano who works for Regal Cinemas Regal was our first sponsor of our first two chairs.' The Ainsley's Angels' branded adaptive chairs are often referred to as 'chariots,' much like the Romans used in their Olympic games The push chairs include the Freedom Push Chair by Advance Mobility the Axiom Racer Conversion by Adaptive Star and the Team Hoyt Blade The Freedom Chair costs $1,000 each and the Axiom Racer which is better suited to the weight of an adult rider The Hoyt running chairs were designed for a father-and-son team running the Boston Marathon and over 1,000 other races together and have been pioneers in inclusion running Ainsley's Angels reached out to Threds in Knoxville to purchase their third chair The company also prints the logos for the group The Grainger Foundation contributed $5,000 for the Axiom chair they also have a Crowdrise online fundraising page Lanciano points out that the organization is 100 percent volunteer run 'No one gets paid from the president all the way down to the Guardian Angel volunteers,' she said volunteers and fundraising.' She also added that no rider pays to ride either 'Now that we have three freedom chairs and an Axiom chair we are trying to fundraise for a trailer to carry the equipment in,' said Lanciano Jenna Karakatsanis was paralyzed almost two years ago and rode in East Tennessee's first Axiom chair for adult riders during the Team Faith 5K in Maryville 'It's important that it brings awareness,' she said of Ainsley's Angels 'I drive and I'm pretty independent; this group shows there aren't any limitations.' Jennifer Torregiano who has been running for three to four years said that the chair definitely adds to the challenge of running Also at the Maryville running event were local running duo Vicky Wallace and Melissa Peplow They are known as 'Team Two for One' and work with Lanciano to help raise money for Ainsley's Angels right leg and two big wheelchair wheels to 'run' and together they work as one team Wallace and Peplow met Lanciano through 'Moms Run the Town' and have run for the national chapter of Ainsley's Angels Right now they are $300 from their goal to raise money for two additional Freedom Chairs when they participate in Ainsley's Angels #RunWithTheMarines at the Marine Corps Marathon in October Four-year-old Cameron Bush also participated in the 5K He was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was nine months old and 'He enjoys the wind in his face,' said his dad who also takes his son hiking in a backpack but he'll take your hand and lead you out to the garage where we keep the chair 'I started running two years ago to bring awareness,' said Brian Bush of their motivation to run 'Now my wife and my other six-year-old son run as well.' Lanciano has also seen riders with spina bifida high-functioning autistic children who can run but not on their own but also on their own two feet with Angel runners,' she said 'We have the hashtags #togetherweshall and our other slogan #rollwiththewind Our main message is inclusion in all aspects of life Anyone should be able to do whatever they want to in life We supply the equipment and the legs necessary to do that.' 'We have been pretty good with getting enough runners for the riders that we have,' said Lanciano 'But we're always looking for more riders.' 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Learn more about Social Responsibility at WHYY Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardUnbeaten Haddonfield captures T of CEDISON - Amanda Lanciano's winning volley in the second-set tiebreaker did more than close out her match and clinch the Tournament of Champions title It also allowed the Haddonfield junior to act like a professional tennis player "I was caught up in the moment," Lanciano said "You always watch tennis on TV and you see them drop the racket and put their arms up and you never think that you would be able to do that someday." Lanciano dropped her racket and thrust both arms in the air after her victory at second singles secured Haddonfield's 3-2 triumph over Millburn on Wednesday in the Tournament of Champions final Dominant singles play was the difference as Haddonfield (33-0) capped a perfect season with a narrow victory over the Group 4 state champion on the indoor courts at the Garden State Tennis Center "It was not the usual Haddonfield formula," Haddonfield coach Jeff Holman said "Our formula is usually to try to win doubles and steal a point in singles But this is the most dominant singles lineup we've ever had Haddonfield also won the T of C title in 1980 "It's awesome - I couldn't wish for anything more," Ng said Lanciano won the first set against Millburn's Lauren Cohen With Millburn on its way to sweeping doubles play She clinched the Haddonfield victory by winning the tiebreaker Doubles: Patricia Chau and Stephanie Chen-Schmidt Ivan Basso (CSC) has made his first big move in this year's Giro winning the eighth stage between Civitanova Marche and Maielletta Passo Lanciano Basso countered a move by Damiano Cunego in the last four kilometres of the final 12.3 km climb and finished with a 30 second advantage on Lampre's 'Little Prince' while the rest of the favourites lost between one and three minutes: Simoni lost 1'15 The general classification shows some big time gaps for the first time and all of the top GC riders will have to rely on Basso having a bad day to get that time back The stage was run at a very fast average speed of just under 42 km/h A break of 14 riders escaped on the flat after 54 km with Marzio Bruseghin (Lampre-Fondital) the best placed on GC at 3'46 The breakaways were never given that much room by the bunch and the gap was only 50 seconds once the foot of the final climb was reached until the bunch blew to bits under the impulse of CSC and Saunier Duval but when the real attacking started with 5 km to go See also: Stage 8 full results, report & photos and Balzan FC youngster Juan Carlos Corbalan has joined Virtus Lanciano the Premier League club announced yesterday Coaches from Lanciano’s youth sector visited Balzan FC late last year to have a look at the club’s young prospects after which Corbalan the son of former Ħamrun Spartans and Marsa player Miguel Corbalan was invited for a one-week trial with the Italian Serie B club “Juan’s move is the beginning of a long-term relationship that will see the two clubs co-operating on a number of levels,” Balzan FC said in a statement “We are all delighted that Juan has been given the chance to prove himself with the Primavera (U-19) squad of Lanciano for the next six months,” Anton Tagliaferro “Juan is a very promising and dedicated player and hopefully this move will lead him to achieve his dream of pursuing a professional football career “These are the sort of opportunities we will be providing to all of our ambitious players in the future “I would like to personally thank Oliver Spiteri (first-team coach) for establishing this relationship with Lanciano.” director of the Balzan FC Academy added: “Juan’s move to a professional Italian team is a clear sign that the fantastic work being carried out at the Balzan Academy by Ludvic Bartolo and all our coaches is beginning to bear fruit “We are sure that our relationship with Lanciano as well as other connections we have with the likes of the Milan Soccer School and Prato FC will benefit many more boys from our Academy in the coming years.” Premier League leaders Hibernians are currently giving a trial to US forward Gustavo Villalobos who last season was on the books of Swedish club FC Ange Coach Branko Nisevic is expected to take a decision on whether to offer a contract to the 23-year-old today Valletta are set to have Nigerian defender Hilary Ikenna available for Sunday’s Premier League match against Balzan The Nigerian reached an agreement with the Citizens last week but his registration was finally completed yesterday after the MFA received Ikenna’s clearance please register for free or log in to your account Truemetal vive grazie al suo pubblico. Quando compri qualcosa dai nostri link, potremmo guadagnare una commissione. Scopri di più Gli Epica lanciano la birra con il proprio marchio, realizzata in collaborazione con la ditta belga Kazematten Brewery. La “Epica-Beer” è acquistabile al seguente link: https://www.kazematten.be/en/beers/epica/ Guitarist Isaac Delahaye comments the new partnership: “Being born and raised in Ypres (Belgium) and having seen the rich history of Belgian craft beers I didn’t have to think twice to accept the proposal of my hometown brewery to create a custom EPICA lager beer.Together with the team at Kazematten who have been perfecting the recipe with passion knowhow and tremendous craftsmanship for the last 18 months we came up with this easy to drink and unbelievably smooth 5,4% beer.Tasting the final result sure put a smile on the faces of everyone in the band and we all quickly grabbed another one.” Epica Beer is a great combination of very different flavours supported by an irresistible touch of honey alternates with lovely citrus notes and a spiciness that packs a punch With just the right amount of hoppy bitterness refreshing taste that pairs nicely with a burger the band has amassed an incredible amount of success their current album Ωmega entered the album Top 10 in Germany performing at venerable festivals including Wacken while also staging shows in countries where many metal bands have not played including South Korea