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Gwadloup history from the Arawak to the Kréyòl
Guadeloupe (Gwadloup in Guadeloupean Creole, also known as Karukéra in Kali’na language) is a French-Caribbean archipelago, shaped like a butterfly, mostly populated by African and Indian descendants, with native influences. The country has been inhabited since 3000 BC by the natives (Arawaks, then Kali’na) and has been living on income from fishing or hunting before…
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Alexander and his mentors
When we look at the history of the world from where we stand, one of the most important breaking processes is the period of Alexander the Great. What we are going to talk about is not Alexander’s conquests, but the story behind this great influence. Because Alexander the Great’s conquests were not only the result…
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Traditional Latin Mass in the past and present
Traditional Latin Mass (Tridentine Mass) was the official rite of the Roman Catholic Church from the time of Christ up to 1969. Over the years, the Mass naturally evolved with the addition and modification of certain elements. However, from 1962 to 1965 the Second Vatican Council took place and changed many things. Pope John XXIII…
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A Journey through Egyptian History, Culture and Modernity
Egypt, a land steeped in ancient history and vibrant culture, has long fascinated the world. Nestled in the northeastern corner of Africa, it is a country that straddles the line between antiquity and modernity, offering a unique blend of timeless wonders and contemporary experiences. From the enigmatic pyramids to bustling cities, Egypt is a treasure…
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Exploring Skopje
Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, is a city that appeals to all the senses. From its different building styles to the sounds and smells that fill the air, Skopje offers a unique experience to anyone walking through its streets. This piece brings together personal experiences and observations to describe what it’s like to explore this…
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Silesian through centuries
After the second World War Poland was basically a country of one nation. According to the 2021 census in Poland there are 38 million people. 97,7% interviewees pointed out Polish nationality but 2,3% others. The biggest minority that is included in 2,3% were Silesians – 596 thousands which is around 43% of all non–Polish…
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Syriac Orthodox Church
The Syriac Orthodox Church is one of the oldest churches. It was founded by the Apostle Peter in 34 AD. The Syriac Patriarch carries the office of the Apostle Peter and is his legal successor. The number of people belonging to the Syriac Orthodox Church is approximately 5,500,000. They speak Aramaic, the language spoken by…
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