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    Josephine Tey quietly joining a reader's favourite authors▼📖 # vendrediLecture (n°66) Cela devait arriver. Je crois que je commence lentement maizirrévocablement à ranger JosephinMmastodonCultureBooks516 h ago

    A French reader says it was bound to happen: they are slowly but surely placing Josephine Tey among their favourite authors, while reading 'To Love and Be Wise' and comparing it with its French translation, 'Le plus beau des mondes'? alongside. The remark was shared as part of the regular Friday reading ritual, where book lovers post what they are currently reading and invite others to share their own picks.

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    Feast Days of St. Bakhita and St. Comboni Elevated to Solemnities●St. Josephine Bakhita and St. Daniel Comboni Celebrations Elevated to Solemnities in Sudan and South Sudan✉newsWarSudan45 min ago

    The Catholic Church has elevated the feast celebrations of St. Josephine Bakhita and St. Daniel Comboni to solemnities in Sudan and South Sudan. St. Bakhita, a former slave from Sudan, and St. Comboni, a 19th-century missionary to Africa, are central figures of faith in the region. The change gives the commemorations the highest liturgical rank, underscoring their significance for local Catholics.

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    German viewers are searching for news about a new season of the ZDF mountain rescue series 'Die Bergretter'. Actress Josephin Busch has spoken about what lies ahead for her character Nina and Markus in the show's 18th season, fueling fan interest in the plot developments of the long-running drama.

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    Deerfield Woman Fights Cancer Twice, Shares Survival Story▼SALUTE TO SURVIVORS: Deerfield’s Josephine Rahn faces cancer twice✉newsHealthFitness22 h ago

    Josephine Rahn of Deerfield is being featured in a 'Salute to Survivors' series after facing cancer twice. The Rome Sentinel profile highlights her experience battling and surviving the disease on two separate occasions, honoring her resilience and recovery as part of local recognition of cancer survivors.