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FEATURE - Best of - Bilder des Tages
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The opening ceremony, pule, or blessing kicks off the 2017 WSL Hawaiian Pro, Haleiwa Hawaii
Hawaiian Pro 2017, Oahu, Hawaii, USA - 15 Jun 1900
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CARDINAL HINSLEY BLESSES NEW FIGHTING FRENCH CAMP IN BRITAIN
A new Fighting French Camp in Britain was blessed and christened "Bir Hacheim" by Cardinal Hinsley, in the presence of the Commander in Chief of the Fighting French Navy, Admiral Auboyneau, the Mayor and Mayoress of Portsmouth, and vice Admiral Dickens RN.
Picture Shows: Admiral Auboyneau speaking at the ceremony at the Fighting French Camp in Britain
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CARDINAL HINSLEY BLESSES NEW FIGHTING FRENCH CAMP IN BRITAIN
A new Fighting French Camp in Britain was blessed and christened " Bir Hacheim " by Cardinal Hinsley, in the presence of the Commander in Chief of the Fighting French Navy, Admiral Auboyneau, the Mayor and Mayoress of Portsmouth, and vice Admiral Dickens RN.
Picture Shows: Cardinal Hinsley speaking during the cermony of blessing and christening the new Fighting French Camp i Britain
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CARDINAL HINSLEY BLESSES NEW FIGHTING FRENCH CAMP IN BRITAIN
A new Fighting French Camp in Britain was blessed and christened " Bir Hacheim " by Cardinal Hinsley, in the presence of the Commander in Chief of the Fighting French Navy, Admiral Auboyneau, the Mayor and Mayoress of Portsmouth, and vice Admiral Dickens RN.
Picture Shows: Cardinal Hinsley speaking during the cermony of blessing and christening the new Fighting French Camp i Britain
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SILENT MARCH TO TRAFALGAR SQUARE -- CATHOLICS ASSMEBLE ON SCHOOLS ISSUE .
Pictured here are catholic men and women kneeling as they are blessed by Cardinal Griffin (right, at microphone), today in Trafalgar Square, London. the assembly concluded is a
' silent march ' of Roman Catholics from 6 districts of London.
Organised by the Knights of Saint Columba, the purpose of the march and the service was ' to seek divine guidance and to express publicly concern over the crisis affecting catholic schools.
Thousands gathered around the plinth of Nelsons column after marching to the square. As Cardinal Griffin later entered his car to drive back to Westminster Cathedral, a man jumped onto the plinth of Nelsons column and started to speak into the microphone the man, hatless, was led away by the police.
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SILENT MARCH TO TRAFALGAR SQUARE -- CATHOLICS ASSMEBLE ON SCHOOLS ISSUE .
Pictured here are catholic men and women kneeling as they are blessed by Cardinal Griffin (right, at microphone), today in Trafalgar Square, London. the assembly concluded is a
' silent march ' of Roman Catholics from 6 districts of London.
Organised by the Knights of Saint Columba, the purpose of the march and the service was ' to seek divine guidance and to express publicly concern over the crisis affecting catholic schools.
Thousands gathered around the plinth of Nelsons column after marching to the square. as Cardinal Griffin later entered his car to drive back to Westminster Cathedral, a man jumped onto the plinth of Nelsons column and started to speak into the microphone the man, hatless, was led away by the police.
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The exquisitely carved door of Milan Cathedral is blessed by Alfred I Cardinal Schuster of Milan, during the inauguration ceremony. The door is the work of Italian sculptor Franco Lombardo, now deceased. Present at the ceremony was Premier Gasperi.
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- And another sad-faced woman follows ,holding another black rabbit , ill , she fears , with myxomatosis , dreaded rabbit disease ...
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- ....and next a silky , tiny Skye Terrier .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- The pearlies sing hymns and watch the procession ...
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- Now it's Angela's turn , and Gracie hopes that the goat will go back to the theatre on Monday and give an even better performance inthe Londonproduction of The Teahouse of the August Moon
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- This time it's a white cat and Father Nicholson bends down to talk to a little girl who has been led up by her mother .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- And Dr . Nicholson lifts up another little boy who has brought his toy dog along to the church .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- A woman waits to take her sick dog to the altar .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- The pearlies sing hymns and watch the procession ...
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- Among the congregation are ' pearly ' Kings and Queens - leaders of London's famous costermongers , in all their traditional Victorian finery .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- Among the congregation are ' pearly ' Kings and Queens - leaders of London's famous costermongers , in all their traditional Victorian finery .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- As owner gazes down , Father Nicholson talks to sick pet Pekingese . Nicholson has a large following among women animal lovers , his is the only church in England regularly to hold animal healing services .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- ....and a sad - faced woman follows , holding another black rabbit , ill , she fears , with Myxomatosis , dreaded rabbit disease .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- As owner gazes down , Father Nicholson talks to sick pet Pekingese . Nicholson has a large number among women animal lovers , his is the only church in England regularly to hold animal healing services .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- Two of the most exotic visitors this particular Sunday were Gracie Tay from Malaya and her goat Angela . They are both appearing in the current London production ' The Teahouse of the August Moon ' . Angela has not been so well lately .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- And she enters where all creeds and and races are welcome , and all animals , since , as the Rev Dr Nicholson says, they are also God's creatures . Dr Nicholson stands on the altar steps ready to bless a long queue of animals of all kinds , who are brought up to him by their owners - on leads , in cages , in their arms .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- A little boy takes his toy animal up to be blessed .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- .. as a pearly Queen takes her black cat up to Father Nicholson .
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- A boy leaves the altar with his pet black rabbit ....
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Animals Church .
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Lower Sloane Street in London has no time for dogma . Headed by Rt. Rev H.P. Nicholson , it claims to be a revival of the Ancient Catholic Church , ' Catholic ' in the ' true ' sense of the word .- meaning that it embraces people of all creeds , races and colours , as long as they recognise the Christian God as the God of Love . It also opens its doors on the first Sunday of every month to animals , for special services of dedication and healing . On these Sundays , people bring along their sick animals to be blessed by Dr . Nicholson , and many cases of miraculous healing are on record . Dogs , cats, birds, tortoises, rabbits - all kinds of pets crowd the pews with their human owners ; and the sound of the organ and the singing of hymns is punctuated by growls and yaps and hisses as the animals wait their turn to go to the alter .
Picture shows :- A budgerigar receives the Nicholson blessing ....
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PEOPLE - Raine Spencer: Dianas Stiefmutter ist im Alter von 87 Jahren gestorben
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COUNTESS RAINE SPENCER AND JEAN FRANCOIS DE CHAMBRUN
RAINE SPENCER BLESSING OF WEDDING TO COUNT JEAN FRANCOIS DE CHAMBRUN, ASHTON, BATH, BRITAIN
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PEOPLE - Raine Spencer: Dianas Stiefmutter ist im Alter von 87 Jahren gestorben
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RAINE SPENCER WEDDING BLESSING
RAINE SPENCER BLESSING OF WEDDING TO COUNT JEAN FRANCOIS DE CHAMBRUN, ASHTON, BATH, BRITAIN
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PEOPLE - Leah Bracknell ist im Alter von 55 Jahren gestorben
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Susie arrives at the Blessing. Zoe is obviously nervous and Susie does not make things easier by telling her that she loves her. Zoe goes ahead with the Blessing and her vows with Emma. Zoe does not look confident that she has done the right thing - With Zoe Tate, as played by Leah Bracknell ; Emma Nightingale, as played by Rachel Amber; Susan Wilde, as played by Louise Heaney. (Ep 2081 - 16th May 1996).
'Emmerdale' TV Series - May 1996
Emmerdale Farm is a long-running British soap opera set in Emmerdale, a fictional village in the Yorkshire Dales. Created by Kevin Laffan, it first broadcast on 16 October 1972 and produced by ITV Yorkshire.
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THE ROYAL WEDDING OF PRINCE CHARLES TO CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES, WINDSOR, BRITAIN - 09 APR 2005
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during the wedding blessing at St Georges Chapel
THE ROYAL WEDDING OF PRINCE CHARLES TO CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES, WINDSOR, BRITAIN - 09 APR 2005
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THE ROYAL WEDDING OF PRINCE CHARLES TO CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES, WINDSOR, BRITAIN - 09 APR 2005
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall on the steps outside the West Door of St George's Chapel leaving the blessing
THE ROYAL WEDDING OF PRINCE CHARLES TO CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES, WINDSOR, BRITAIN - 09 APR 2005
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ROYALS - Die Queen mit Prinz Harry und Meghan (Archiv)
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Harry leaving St. Georges Chapel after the blessing
THE ROYAL WEDDING OF PRINCE CHARLES TO CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES, WINDSOR, BRITAIN - 09 APR 2005
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RETRO - Queen Elizabeth II
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Queen Elizabeth II meeting members of the Mohegan tribe at Southwark Cathedral in London, where she attended a funeral blessing to the young Mohegan chieftain (Sachem) Mohamet Weyonomon, who died in 1736. Although Mohamet died in the City of London, foreigners could not be buried there so he was laid to rest in an unmarked grave in the grounds of Southwark Cathedral.
Queen Elizabeth II visiting Southwark Cathedral, London, Britain - 22 Nov 2006
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The forgotten Republics of the Soviet Empire: Nagorno Karabakh
December 23, 2006, Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijan: The Republic of Nagorno Karabakh (NKR) began its secession from Azerbaijan during the final years of the Soviet Union. The breakaway war with Azerbaijan ended in 1994 with an estimated 30,000 dead and nearly 750,000 displaced. While a fragile cease-fire still stands, there is yet to be a peace agreement, leaving the official status of Nagorno Karabakh in a state of limbo. Although it is not recognized by a single nation, the NKR maintains all the governmental trappings of a sovereign state, with an elected president, cabinet, parliament and military.///A high priest blesses a war memorial. God and guns are ever present in Nagorno Karabakh, a "country" whose main identity is religion, a common justification for their violent breakaway from the Muslim (Shiite) majority Azerbaijan. Military conscription is mandatory for men, including members of the clergy, who must serve as military priests.. Credit: Narayan Mahon / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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REPORTAGE - Bergkarabach von Polaris
December 23, 2006, Nagorno Karabakh, Azerbaijan: The Republic of Nagorno Karabakh (NKR) began its secession from Azerbaijan during the final years of the Soviet Union. The breakaway war with Azerbaijan ended in 1994 with an estimated 30,000 dead and nearly 750,000 displaced. While a fragile cease-fire still stands, there is yet to be a peace agreement, leaving the official status of Nagorno Karabakh in a state of limbo. Although it is not recognized by a single nation, the NKR maintains all the governmental trappings of a sovereign state, with an elected president, cabinet, parliament and military.///A high priest blesses a war memorial. God and guns are ever present in Nagorno Karabakh, a "country" whose main identity is religion, a common justification for their violent breakaway from the Muslim (Shiite) majority Azerbaijan. Military conscription is mandatory for men, including members of the clergy, who must serve as military priests.. Credit: Narayan Mahon / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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USA Grand Canyon Skywalk
Astronaut Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and members of the Hualapai tribe and other VIPs took the first walk on the Skywalk, a glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim, 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, on the Hualapai Reservation, AZ on Tuesday March 20, 2007. The $40 million glass and steel platform will open to the public on March 28 when visitors will be allowed to take the walk at a cost of $25 per person plus the cost of a Grand Canyon West entrance package, for a total of $75. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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USA Grand Canyon Skywalk
Astronaut Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and members of the Hualapai tribe and other VIPs took the first walk on the Skywalk, a glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim, 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, on the Hualapai Reservation, AZ on Tuesday March 20, 2007. The $40 million glass and steel platform will open to the public on March 28 when visitors will be allowed to take the walk at a cost of $25 per person plus the cost of a Grand Canyon West entrance package, for a total of $75. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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USA Grand Canyon Skywalk
Astronaut Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and members of the Hualapai tribe and other VIPs took the first walk on the Skywalk, a glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim, 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, on the Hualapai Reservation, AZ on Tuesday March 20, 2007. The $40 million glass and steel platform will open to the public on March 28 when visitors will be allowed to take the walk at a cost of $25 per person plus the cost of a Grand Canyon West entrance package, or a total of $75. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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USA Grand Canyon Skywalk
Astronaut Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and members of the Hualapai tribe and other VIPs took the first walk on the Skywalk, a glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim, 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, on the Hualapai Reservation, AZ on Tuesday March 20, 2007. The $40 million glass and steel platform will open to the public on March 28 when visitors will be allowed to take the walk at a cost of $25 per person plus the cost of a Grand Canyon West entrance package, for a total of $75. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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USA Grand Canyon Skywalk
Astronaut Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and members of the Hualapai tribe and other VIPs took the first walk on the Skywalk, a glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim, 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, on the Hualapai Reservation, AZ on Tuesday March 20, 2007. The $40 million glass and steel platform will open to the public on March 28 when visitors will be allowed to take the walk at a cost of $25 per person plus the cost of a Grand Canyon West entrance package, for a total of $75. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786a )
Pet dog at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786b )
Pet dog passes through the sacred straw rope
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786e )
Pet dog at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786f )
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Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786g )
Pet dog at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786h )
Pet dog at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786i )
Preist praying for pets good health at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786j )
Preist praying for pets good health at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786k )
Preist praying for pets good health at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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New Year good health blessing for pets at the Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine, Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
WORDS TO COME
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features ( 836786l )
Preist praying for pets good health at the shrine
Good Health Ceremony for pets at the shrine Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu in Tokyo, Japan - 11 Jan 2009
PET LOVING JAPANESE PRAY FOR ANIMAL GOOD HEALTH
Celebrating the New Year in Japan means paying special attention to the "first" time something is done in the new year.
For example, Hatsuhinode is the first sunrise of the year, while hatsu-uri is the first shopping sale of the new year.
One of the most important 'firsts' is Hatsumode, which is the first trip to a shrine or temple.
For people this event normally takes place after midnight on December 31 or sometime during the day on January 1.
But the animal loving Japanese would never leave their pets out of the New Year good fortune.
So, one of the other important New Year firsts is a visit to a shrine with their beloved pet in order to pray for the animal's good health in the coming year.
In Tokyo this type of ceremony is held at Ichigaya Kamegaoka Hachimangu shrine; here, as part of the ceremony, pets and their owners step through a large straw rope circle.
Stepping through this sacred circle helps to purify both body and soul, and a priest of the shrine also prays for good health and fortune for the animal.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Masatoshi Okauchi / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTBALYATE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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