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Taizè

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  • 29-03-2005 9:47pm
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    pinkpimp
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    I've just arrived home from a small french alpine town called Taizè. It is a community where all Christians, and other religions, really (including and especially Aetheism) can live in unison and perfect harmony. It was started by a now 90 year old man named brother Roger in 1946. More information: http://www.taizecommunitee.com

    A|nyway, point is, I went with a group of 28 people, most of whom aetheists and jocks, and everyone there said it was amazing, a unique and indescribeable experience. It really changes people. CTYI, in all its greatness, isn't a patch on Taize. I just thought I'd ask if anyones been, and urge anyone over 17 to go.


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    Raphael
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    Dead link. Sounds interesting though


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    Piste
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    We learned about that in Religion, it ddin't seem like the was anythnig atheistic at all about it, but then again we are pretty much taught a Christian syllabus.


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    JenLorigan
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    Was just looking through my brother's photographs of the trip. You're in one of them, Colm.

    On a more on-topic note, Taize does sound really cool from what said brother has told me of it. (Note: I know he's not an atheist, and I'm pretty sure he's not a jock :p)


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    the_only_Ali
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    Sounds pretty cool. Nice to know people of all religions get along SOMEWHERE in the world. So far my knowledge of Taize has been confined to my not-quite-sane great uncle who happens to be a priest playing Taize music at family gatherings. Its... churchy. Nice, in a holy kinda way.


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    StupidLikeAFox
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    Raphael wrote:
    Dead link. Sounds interesting though
    http://www.taize.fr/en


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