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Miguel Hernández
01/05/2024

The broadcast is dedicated to the famous Spanish poet Miguel Hernández. In 1931, in the hope of a big success, Miguel arrived in the capital without a penny in his pocket.  An interview with the shepherd poet and some poems by him appeared in the best journals of the capital. But he didn't succeed in finding a job.  In order to provide his essential needs, he returned to his village. However, the Madrid period was very effective: he got acquainted with modern Spanish poetry and strengthened his interest in the Spanish poet Góngora. The very first collection of Hernández, published in 1933 under the title "The Expert on the Moon," bears the influence of Góngora, whose poetry left a striking impression on the self-taught poet...

 

Thirty-Second Day of Eastertide
01/05/2024

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Acts 18:12-28, 1 Jn. 2:18-23, Jn. 8:12-20

St. Gregory the Illuminator, Reproof of the Evil Life and Offering of Virtuous Deeds
30/04/2024

Readings From the Church Fathers

St. Gregory the Illuminator, Reproof of the Evil Life and Offering of Virtuous Deeds

Love and Identity
30/04/2024

Philosophical and religious perceptions of love. Completion of human identity through love, and unification with God. Love as a “holy foolishness” and an “active human power.” Building of a society on the basis of brotherly love. Selfless and sacrificial love. Christianity as a belief system entirely built on love.

  • Speaker: Arman Gharagulyan
  • Host: Deacon Vardan Aslanyan
Thirty-First Day of Eastertide
30/04/2024

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Acts 18:1-11, 1 Jn. 2:7-17, Jn. 7:37-8:11

Vardan of Aygek, On Those Who Blaspheme God
29/04/2024

Readings From the Church Fathers

Vardan of Aygek, On Those Who Blaspheme God

 

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