As Christmas Day approaches, we anticipate the joy, celebration, and, of course, traditions that go with it. While many of us may have similar traditions, such as putting up decors and exchanging gifts, Christmas is celebrated differently in various parts of the world. From the bizarre to the heartwarming, here are some unique and sometimes…
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Footnote: Ajuntament de Barcelona
POSTCARDS FROM SPAIN
*This is an advertorial. A quick post to say hello from Barcelona! Ernestine and I arrived yesterday in this lovely city! We’re here for another round of location hunting and audtitions for JesCom’s “Ignacio: the First Jesuit”. From Barcelona, we will travel to Loyola and Pamplona in the next few days. I promise to…
On a Road Trip in Spain
I can’t begin to describe to you just how tired I am. Since touching down in Barcelona two days ago, my team and I haven’t stopped walking. Okay, that just sounds silly. Of course we have stopped walking for meals and for sleep. But it FEELS as if we have been perpetually putting one foot…
An Afternoon in Montserrat
Montserrat is a Catalan word which means “serrated mountain”. It pertains to the unique rock formation of the mountain chain near Barcelona, Spain. While in Barcelona, I was lucky enough to visit the Our Lady of Montserrat Basilica which is nestled among these beautiful formations. The Basilica was built and is still maintained by Benedictine…