Budslau, Belarus, Jul 6, 2021 / 14:00 pm (CNA).
The apostolic nuncio to Belarus prayed on Saturday for peace and harmony in the country as he celebrated Mass at a renowned Marian shrine.
Archbishop Ante Jozić said he prayed that, with God’s help, divisions would be overcome as he offered the Mass on July 3 in the village of Budslau, 90 miles north of the capital, Minsk.
/ Vitaliy Palinevsky/Catholic.by.
“Today I pray in a special way for peace and harmony in this country, so that with God’s help and through the intercession of Our Lady of Budslau we can overcome, as Pope Francis says, the ‘culture of division and establish a true culture of brotherhood and solidarity,’” he said, according to Catholic.by, the website of the Catholic Church in Belarus.
함양 휴천면 ‘천경원’ 삼 재배·수확찌기·베날기·베메기 등 작업 진행삼베 짜고 천연염색까지 마칠 예정
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함양 지리산 부근에서 명맥이 거의 끊어진 삼베짜기 전통을 복원 계승하려는 움직임이 일어 눈길을 끌고 있다.
함양군 휴천면에 위치한 천경원영농조합법인(대표 강황목 구, 도리촌)은 지난달 29일 해발 600여m 산자락에 조성한 밭에서 삼(대마) 수확작업을 펼쳤다
삼은 대마초 원료로도 쓰여 당국이 허가과정부터 엄격하게 관리하는 작물로 천경원은 지난해 허가 등 엄격한 과정을 거쳐 조성한 삼밭에서 이날부터 삼을 수확해 찌기, 삼껍질 벗기기 등 전통방식대로 작업을 진행하고 있다. 함양군 휴천면 천경원에서 전통방식대로 삼을 찌는 작업을 하고 있다./함양군/
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July 06, 2021
More than a third of the kimchi used in South Korea every year comes from China.
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Despite food-safety concerns sparked by a viral video of a cabbage-processing plant in China, many restaurants in South Korea still use lower-priced kimchi imported from the neighbouring country, according to a new survey.
The poll of 1,000 eateries was conducted by the Korea Food Industry Research Institute in April after video footage of the shabby-looking plant in China went viral in South Korea.
In the clips, a shirtless man can be seen wading through a pool of sludge-coloured liquid filled with cabbages as he transfers them into an excavator.
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YeonDeungHoe, a Korean traditional cultural festival in which participants light up lanterns to celebrate Buddha’s Birthday, has become a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage of Humanity.
At the 15th session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage held online on 16th, December at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France, YeonDeungHoe was confirmed to be listed as an intangible cultural heritage of Humanity.
The Festival is an annual event held to mark the birth of Buddha, who pursued a wise life to make a better world. People light the lanterns while making their wishes during the event. ‘YeonDeung’ literally means ‘lighting a lantern,’ which can be interpreted as lighting up the heart and the world, wishing for wisdom, mercy, happiness, and peace.