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like a digestive walk. here we go. this is stop number one of 75. heading north, the scenery opens up. the space between things gets wider, more pastoral, and more beautiful. looking around at my fellow passengers, it could be hard to distinguish between the 135-plus ethnic groups that make up the burmese population. the very name, burma, refers actually to only one of these groups. what they all seem to have in ....
Around 500 participants from more than 80 countries participated in a week-long conference on how to best use theology to build up pastoral training and leadership development in the global Church. ....
Around 500 participants from more than 80 countries participated in a week-long conference on how to best use theology to build up pastoral training and leadership development in the global Church. ....
Italy to wrestle with mortar and pestle, and pay homage to the great green sauce invented here in liguria. their judge is roberto panizza, known as the king of pesto. we re meeting his majesty at a basil farm high above the town. they made it sound like a bucolic farm thing, didn t they? oh my god. this is it? okay, i was expecting something more pastoral, but these greenhouses are in fact a modern take on ancient ligurian terracing. do you think this car will stay in this position or is it just going to roll back? roberto treks up here because the microclimate is perfect for basil cultivation. roberto? the crop is bathed in salt ....