Category: Europeans
Richard Wagner, mythologist of the horned Vikings
Adapted from “The new mythology. Wagner’s apotheosis in Bayreuth,” Der Ulk,...
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June 15, 1904 Worst maritime disaster in NYC history kills 1000 Lutherans
On June 14, 1904, the General Slocum sank in the East River while carrying down the whole...
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Memorial Day 2024
Father Vincent Capodanno, who died in Vietnam Sept. 4,1967, was one of the “great priest chaplains,”
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Revelations of secular make-believe from a child’s playground in Brooklyn
Richard Wagner Munich. Faithful reproduction of a painting by Franz Hanfstaengl, 1871/Public...
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What can a child’s playground teach us about Viking religion in New York City?
The religious history of Norwegians in New York City has hardly been written upon. There is so...
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The Norwegian Emmaus Road to New York City
Coming to New York City in America was no easy passage in the 19th Century. But sometimes God stamps your passport.
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Norwegian Day in Brooklyn May 19th 1:30 PM
Sunset Park/Bay Ridge The Grandstand is at 67th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues – Leif...
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August 23-24, 1572 French Protestants slaughtered, some flee to New Amsterdam
The “St. Bartholomew’s Day massacre” of Protestants took place in Paris, France. It soon spread...
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Evangelicals used as human shields by Russian military in Ukraine
Russian forces are using a Ukrainian evangelical church in Mariupol as a human shield for their...
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Orthodox Christians Celebrate Easter Today
1% of the adult population in the New York City Metropolitan area identify their religion as Orthodox Christian.
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Killed, Pentecostals in Ukraine with church roots in NYC
Yaroslav Pavenko. Photo: Ukrainian Pentecostal Church Yaroslav “Slava” Pavenko, a...
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