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  • Carlos Melancia faleceu aos 95 anosTDM

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  • MORREU ADRIANO MOREIRA

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    Morreu Adriano Moreira, aos 100 anos

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    Morreu Adriano Moreira, aos 100 anos

     

     

    BRAGANÇA 2008 NO 10º COLÓQUIO QUANDO ME CHAMOU “POETA”

    11º COLÓQUIO LAGOA 2009

    20º COLÓQUIO BELMONTE 2018

    DEPOIS DE O LEVARMOS AO 10º COLÓQUIO, BRAGANÇA 2008 ACABARIA POR DOAR O SEU ESPOLIO A BRAGANÇA ONDE FICOU NA BIBLIOTECA ADRIANO MOREIRA, FACTO DE QUE EU E OS COLÓQUIOS MUITO NOS ORGULHAMOS

     

  • Morreu o ator Robbie Coltrane, o Hagrid de “Harry Potter”

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    Tinha 72 anos.

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  • MORREU O BISPO HILTON DEAKIN DE MELBOURNE APOIANTE DE TIMOR

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    Timor supporters in Melbourne and everywhere are saddened to learn of the death today of Bishop Hilton Deakin.
    Antonio Sampaio
    Uma das vozes mais constantes da Igreja australiana, especialmente em Melbourne, contra a ocupação indonésia de Timor-Leste, o bispo Hilton Deakin morreu hoje.
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    Born in Seymour on 13 November 1932 to Arthur and Ruby, the young Hilton Deakin took up his early education at St Joseph’s Finley (in NSW), St Mary’s Thornbury and Parade College East Melbourne.
    He entered Corpus Christi College Seminary, then in Werribee, in 1951 and was ordained to the Priesthood by Archbishop Justin Simonds on 27 July 1958. Appointments were many – Moonee Ponds; St Patrick’s Cathedral; Box Hill; Glen Iris and Mount Eliza (as the Parish Priest to the new Parish).
    In 1987, Fr Deakin was appointed Vicar General of the Archdiocese. On 30 December 1992, he was named as Bishop for Melbourne (Titular Bishop of Mortlach) and was ordained on 3 March 1993, and appointed an Auxiliary – serving under three Archbishops.
    His ministry to the Archdiocese of Melbourne was broad and rich, and included appointments to the Pastoral Leadership Board, Personnel Advisory Board, College of Consultors, the Diocesan Finance Council, Chair of Catholic Capital Grants, Chair of Mannix College Council, Member of the Priest’s Retirement Fund, and ex-officio Member of the Council of Priests. Bishop Deakin was also appointed as Episcopal Vicar for Migrants and Refugees. He held a great love and interest in Church music, and the special work of the St Patrick’s Cathedral Choir.
    With a focus on the just provision for under-privileged people, Bishop Deakin ministered for more than 30 years for people who suffer economic, spiritual and cultural deprivation.
    During the 1970s he obtained a BA (Hons from Monash University and completed a PhD in Anthropology (Monash) in 1977. These years of study and research, particularly into Aboriginal matters, led to international projects and roles including that of President of Caritas Oceania and Vice President of Caritas Internationalis. He was involved heavily in the affairs of East Timor and the support of the Timorese people at many levels, and did extensive work for the 40th Eucharistic Congress.
    In recognition of this extensive work, Bishop Deakin was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia in 2003 along with the Centenary Federation Medal.
    Bishop Hilton Deakin retired on his 75th birthday in 2007 and was appointed Bishop Emeritus. In 2008 he celebrated his Golden Jubilee – receiving a congratulatory message from His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, and further celebrated his Diamond Jubilee in 2019.
    After several months of ill health, Bishop Hilton Deakin died peacefully on Wednesday 28 September, 2022 aged 89 years.
    A man who was held in deep admiration for the many gifts he so generously shared throughout his long and dedicated service to God’s people.
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  • TIMOR morreu jape kong su

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    My deepest sorrow, deepest condolences to Jape family. Timor-Leste lost a great man, an outstanding entrepreneur. JAPE KONG SU lived a long life. He leaves an enduring legacy of service to country and people. J Ramos-Horta
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  • ÓBITO: UMA INESTIMÁVEL PERDA PARA SANTA MARIA!

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    Info: Santa Maria (Açores)
    José Melo
    UMA INESTIMÁVEL PERDA PARA SANTA MARIA!
    Foi um dos maiores expoentes humanos da contemporaneidade, na dedicação à causa pública mariense, tanto na versatilidade dos cargos que desempenhou (políticos, sociais e associativos), como no posicionamento na linha da frente de todas as lutas e labutas da nossa terra, que ele amava como poucos e pela qual o seu coração sempre bateu até ao dia de ontem.
    Os meus sentidos pêsames e ENORME GRATIDÃO ao grande amigo de longos anos, ilustre Mariense, e grande vulto da vida política e de serviço público multifacetado dedicado a sua terra, pela qual lutou e trabalhou com grande abnegação, entrega, amor e coragem durante toda a sua vida, sendo um pilar de referência para todos nós.
    Abraço de solidariedade à família na vossa dor, e choro com vocês a grande perda do vosso ente, querido, que também o é para mim e para Santa Maria.
    Agora está em paz e descanso da sua dedicada, prestimosa e exemplar e cansativa caminhada, que muito enlevou a nossa ilha, por isso o luto também é de Santa Maria.
    Bem Hajas amigo José Humberto Chaves e eterna gratidao pelo teu legado.
    Sempre te recordarei com saudades e como referência de luta pelos interesses da nossa ilha, com tenacidade, determinação e a coragem de que tanto se precisa reavivar.
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    UMA INESTIMÁVEL PERDA PARA SANTA MARIA!
    Foi um dos maiores expoentes humanos da contemporaneidade, na dedicação à causa pública mariense, tanto na versatilidade dos cargos que desempenhou (políticos, sociais e associativos), como no posicionamento na linha da frente de todas as lutas e labutas da nossa terra, que ele amava como poucos e pela qual o seu coração sempre bateu até ao dia de ontem.
    Os meus sentidos pêsames e ENORME GRATIDÃO ao grande amigo de longos anos, ilustre Mariense, e grande vulto da vida política e de serviço público multifacetado dedicado a sua terra, pela qual lutou e trabalhou com grande abnegação, entrega, amor e coragem durante toda a sua vida, sendo um pilar de referência para todos nós.
    Abraço de solidariedade à família na vossa dor, e choro com vocês a grande perda do vosso ente, querido, que também o é para mim e para Santa Maria.
    Agora está em paz e descanso da sua dedicada, prestimosa e exemplar e cansativa caminhada, que muito enlevou a nossa ilha, por isso o luto também é de Santa Maria.
    Bem Hajas amigo José Humberto Chaves e eterna gratidao pelo teu legado.
    Sempre te recordarei com saudades e como referência de luta pelos interesses da nossa ilha, com tenacidade, determinação e a coragem de que tanto se precisa reavivar, tomando o teu exemplo de combatividade.
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  • goddard morreu

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    Jean-Luc Godard, giant of the French new wave, dies at 91.
    The radical director of Breathless and Alphaville, and who was a key figure in the French Nouvelle Vague, has died.
    Jean-Luc Godard, the French-Swiss director who was a key figure in the Nouvelle Vague, the film-making movement that revolutionised cinema in the late 1950s and 60s, has died aged 91, French newspaper Libération reported.
    Best known for his iconoclastic, seemingly improvised filming style, as well as unbending radicalism, Godard made his mark with a series of increasingly politicised films in the 1960s, before enjoying an unlikely career revival in recent years, with films such as Film Socialisme and Goodbye to Language as he experimented with digital technology.
    The French president Emmanuel Macron tweeted: “We’ve lost a national treasure, the eye of a genius”.
    He said Godard was a “master” of cinema – “the most iconoclastic of the Nouvelle Vague”.
    Film-makers who paid tribute included Last Night in Soho director Edgar Wright, who called him“one of the most influential, iconoclastic film-makers of them all”.
    Born in Paris in 1930, Godard grew up and went to school in Nyon, on the banks of Lake Geneva in Switzerland.
    After moving back to Paris after finishing school in 1949, Godard found a natural habitat in the intellectual “cine-clubs” that flourished in the French capital after the war, and proved the crucible of the French New Wave.
    Having met the likes of critic André Bazin and future fellow directors François Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and Jacques Rivette, Godard began writing for the new film magazines, including Bazin’s soon-to-be-influential Cahiers du Cinema.
    Godard struck a maverick note from the start, defending traditional Hollywood film-making and promoting the likes of Howard Hawks and Otto Preminger over more fashionable figures.
    Godard also had a reverence for Humphrey Bogart, something that would come out in his first feature, Breathless, which he released in 1960.
    Before that, however, Godard eased his way into film-making via a series of short films, such as Charlotte and Véronique, or All the Boys Are Named Patrick in 1957, which prefigured his loose, apparently slipshod film-making style.
    An earlier idea of Truffaut’s, about a petty criminal and his girlfriend, had been abandoned, but Godard thought he could turn it into a feature, and asked for permission to use it.
    Truffaut, meanwhile, had scored a major success with his own feature, The 400 Blows, and his clout helped Godard get his project off the ground.
    Shot on the Paris streets in 1959, with negligible use of artificial lighting, and a script written day-to-day, Breathless turned into a bona fide cultural phenomenon on its release, making a star of Jean-Paul Belmondo and winning Godard best director at the Berlin film festival.
    Godard went on to make a string of seminal films in the 1960s at a furious rate.
    His next film, Le Petit Soldat, suggested the French government condoned torture, and it was banned until 1963, but it was also the film on which Godard met his future wife, Anna Karina, as well as coining his most famous aphorism, “Cinema is truth at 24 frames a second.”
    Other highlights included A Woman Is a Woman, a self-referential homage to the Hollywood musical, which again starred Karina, along with Belmondo and won more Berlin awards;
    the extravagant, epic film-about-film-making Contempt, with Michel Piccoli, Brigitte Bardot, Jack Palance and Fritz Lang;
    and Alphaville, a bizarre hybrid of film noir and science fiction.
    By 1965 Godard’s marriage with Karina had ended in divorce; their last feature together was Made in USA, a homage to American pulp fiction that ran into copyright trouble in the US.
    By this time Godard was also thoroughly identified with the revolutionary politics of the age, and his film-making reflected this:
    he set up a film-making collective named after Dziga Vertov, the Soviet director of Man with a Movie Camera, helped to shut down the Cannes film festival in 1968 in sympathy with the student riots in Paris, and collaborated with young Marxist student Jean-Pierre Gorin on Tout Va Bien, a study of a strike in a sausage factory featuring Jane Fonda.
    Godard also met, in 1970, film-maker Anne-Marie Miéville who would become a regular collaborator, and later partner after the breakdown of his second marriage, to Anne Wiazemsky, who had starred in Godard’s 1967 study of student radicals, La Chinoise.
    As the 70s moved on, Godard’s strident political and intellectual stances began to lose their cachet, and his work reduced in impact in the 1980s – though, improbably, his 1987 film of King Lear, reconfigured as a post-apocalyptic farce featuring a gangster called Learo, was financed by action specialists Cannon Films.
    His 2001 feature In Praise of Love marked a comeback, being selected for the Cannes film festival, while the release of Film Socialisme in 2010 preceded the award in 2010 of an honorary Oscar (the citation read: “For passion. For confrontation. For a new kind of cinema”).
    Typically, Godard failed to collect it in person. His 2014 film Goodbye to Language saw him pick up a major film-making award, the jury prize at Cannes, and Image Book, which was selected for the 2018 Cannes film festival, was given a one-off “special Palme d’Or”.
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    ntonio Dias Figueiredo

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    Jean-Luc Godard. Morreu, com 91 anos, um dos realizadores de cinema que mais contribuiu para abrir os horizontes da minha juventude para a sétima arte. O meu sentido tributo à sua memória!
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  • Morreu o professor Vítor Aguiar e Silva

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    Vítor Aguiar e Silva foi professor catedrático da atual Escola de Letras, Artes e Ciências Humanas da Universidade do Minho.

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  • Escritor Javier Marías morre aos 70 anos – Última Hora – SÁBADO

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    Autor sofria de uma doença pulmonar prolongada e acabou por morrer num hospital em Madrid.

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  • Morreu aos 92 anos Alain Tanner, realizador da Nouvelle Vague suíça

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    O realizador suíço Alain Tanner, considerado um pioneiro do movimento cinematográfico Nouvelle Vague no seu país, morreu hoje aos 92 anos, anunciou a associação com o nome do realizador.

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