#Nuestra Senora del Carmen

[elgallinero]

La Musica e Vita

Carmen Suite No. 1 (Arr. E. Guiraud): IV. Séguedille by Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya & Pablo González https://www.shazam.com/track/372313281/carmen-suite-no-1-arr-e-guiraud-iv-s%25C3%25A9guedille?referrer=share

[shipwreckedwithcaptainmarrow]

Sinking of the 1715 Treasure Fleet

On the 31st of July, 1715, the famous 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet, consisting of twelve treasure galleons, was nearly entirely destroyed by a hurricane off the coast of Spanish La Florida, around 2 a.m. near present day Vero Beach.

The vessels had been carrying over seven million pesos worth of gold and goods from Veracruz when the fleet went down, with two of the ships being lost to open ocean, while the others were crashed into the shallow shoreline up and down the Florida coastline.

(A depiction of the Urca de Lima, one of the vessels of the fleet, wrecked upon Florida shores in the series Black Sails)

The Nuestra Senora de la Carmen was laden with gold bars, doubloons, and silver. An equal amount of wealth was on board the Nuestra Senora del Rosario in 1,000 chests, and the Senora de la Concepcion (also known as Urca de Lima) carried hundreds of chests of coinage as well. The Nuestra Senora de la Regla carried 1,300 chests of nearly three million silver coins, gold coins, chests of uncut emeralds and pearls, and Chinese porcelain.

Over 1,000 sailors would perish from the hurricane, including General Don Juan Esteban de Ubilla, commander of the fleet. In total, eleven vessels went down.

About half of the fleet’s Spanish sailors would survive the incident, and would create a salvage camp upon what is now North Hutchinson Island, and began collecting what treasure they could while waiting for rescue. Aid in the form of food, clothes, and tools came from St. Augustine to the north, sending a relief expedition.

(Myself visiting the site of the 1715 Salvagers' Camp earlier this year)

However, news of what transpired spread fast, and many pirates in the Caribbean and along the American coast flocked to the site for the treasure that was ripe for the taking. First on the scene was English privateer Captain Henry Jennings, along with crewmate Charles Vane in the Bersheba, along with four other vessels.

Jennings had been granted a commission from the governor of Jamaica to “Execute all manner of acts of hostility against pyrates according to the Law of Arms” with instructions to harm no one other than pirates. However, after learning the location of the salvage camp, from a Spanish mail ship, they would ignore their commission's rules and instead lead a ground assault at the still struggling camp - the plunder of which would become Jenning’s call to piratical fame.

(Treasure from the plate fleet. These pieces in particular, amid other artifacts, were discovered by diver Christopher James. Note that while mostly what is pictured are artifacts from the 1715 fleet, the keys and padlocks are from a later date) Today, those visiting the site of the Salvagers' Camp will find the McLarty Treasure Museum, a small maritime museum dedicated to the 1715 fleet. Beyond the museum is a boardwalk through overgrown dunes and out to a lookout post overlooking the coastline with a helm, mast, and a plaque for the fleet.

(My photos of the helm and sight at the lookout station) My venture to the site earlier this year was a success, was well-received by those operating it and they may have me return at some point to do an educational program with them.

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July 16  Zodiac - Full Horoscope Personality

They don't quickly acknowledge novel insights, however consider them cautiously prior to attempting to apply them. Despite the fact that they are very powerful, their perspectives will generally be variable. They might discuss similar issue to different individuals in various ways, contingent upon their impact or their capacity to persuade others. They are very unsteady of character, tortured by an inside disquietude. They like to go for long strolls and outings, and appreciate mountain climbing and a wide range of sports. They can become astounding geographers. Exceptionally touchy: they are very incautious and respectable individuals, albeit fairly timid. Regardless of their capacity to transform, they can plan their arrangements ahead of time and with incredible consideration. They have high aspirations and reach skyward. They appreciate hazardous endeavors and make it a point to enthusiastically in their work. As it were, their personality is very eccentric, stand-out, which could try and permit them to become conspicuous individuals. Your work and persisting work will procure you the consideration of society, which won't be underlined all the more unequivocally until the last part of your life. His childhood frequently brings just cutoff points and unbeneficial exertion. They will earn respect prior for their intrinsic capacities and character attributes, as well concerning their social handiness, not so much for logical work and creations. They will find lasting success in their associations with more extensive crowds and can obtain positive outcomes as restaurateurs, hoteliers, and so on. They might be in extraordinary peril in their life vocation, yet they will defeat it and win over difficulty. At last they will keep away from all risks and their activities will be delegated with progress.

July 16  Zodiac - Full Horoscope Personality

  Assuming your birthday is July 16, your zodiac sign is Disease July 16 - character and character character: reasonable, good, entering, quiet, chatty, unreasonable calling: veterinarian, social scientist, creator tones: white, yellow, dark stone: morganite creature: chicken plant: red oak fortunate numbers: 2,14,18,30,37,55 very fortunate number: 35 Occasions and observances - July 16 Spain: Revilla de Camargo (Cantabria): El Carmen. Mexico: Gutiდ©rrez Zamora (Veracruz): supporter holy person celebrations with the Feria del Carmen. Spain: St Nick Olalla (Castilla-La Mancha): supporter holy person celebrations. Honduras: Public Structural Architect Day (Honduras). Spain: San Millდ¡n de la Cogolla (La Rioja): Holidays de Lugar del Rდ­o. Spain: Spain: La Cistდ©rniga (Castilla y Leდ³n): benefactor holy person celebrations. Chile: La Tirana Celebration (Tarapacდ¡ Locale). Argentina: Itatდ­ (Corrientes): commemoration of the crowning celebration of the Virgin of Itatდ­. 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Who was conceived that very day as you? 1902: Alexander Luria, Russian clinician (d. 1977). 1903: Mary Philbin, American entertainer (d. 1993). 1904: Armando Buscaini, Spanish writer (d. 1940). 1904: Ricardo Nდºnez, Spanish entertainer and producer (d. 1998). 1904: Goffredo Petrassi, Italian author (d. 2003). 1907: Barbara Stanwyck, American entertainer (d. 1990). 1910: Gordon Prange, American essayist (d. 1980). 1911: Ginger Rogers, American entertainer and artist (d. 1995). 1914: Divito, Argentine visual artist (d. 1969). 1919: Hermine Braunsteiner, Austrian SS official (d. 1999). 1919: Choi Kyu-hah, South Korean lawmaker, fourth president (d. 2006). 1921: Miguel Labordeta, Spanish writer and dramatist (d. 1969). 1925: Rosita Quintana, Argentine-Mexican entertainer. 1925: Cal Tjader, American artist (d. 1982). 1926: Irwin Rose, American scholar, 2004 Nobel Prize champ for science. 1927: Carmelo Torres, Mexican matador. 1928: Anita Brookner, English essayist. 1928: Bella Davidovich, Azerbaijani musician, nationalized American. 1928: Robert Sheckley, American essayist (d. 2005). 1928: Concha Valdდ©s Miranda, author and entertainer of Cuban music. 1929: Carmelo Bernaola, Spanish author (f. 2002). 1929: Sheri Stewart Tepper, American essayist. 1930: Fellow Bდ©art, French artist. 1934: Tomდ¡s Eloy Martდ­nez, Argentine essayist (d. 2010). 1936: Yasuo Fukuda, Japanese lawmaker. 1938: Gladys Marდ­n, Chilean lawmaker. 1939: Corin Redgrave, English entertainer and lobbyist (d. 2010). 1941: Desmond Dekker, Jamaican artist (d. 2006). 1941: Dag Solstad, Norwegian essayist. 1942: Margaret Court, Australian tennis player. 1943: Reinaldo Fields, Cuban writer (d. 1990). 1943: Jimmy Johnson, American football trainer. 1943: Rubდ©n Rada, Uruguayan artist. 1944: Jean Pierre Ducasse, French cyclist (d. 1969). 1945: Andrდ©s Pazos, Spanish entertainer situated in Uruguay (d. 2010). 1946: Richard LeParmentier, American entertainer (d. 2013). 1947: Assata Shakur, American lobbyist. 1948: Rita Barberდ¡, Spanish lawmaker. 1948: Rubდ©n Cutting edges, Panamanian craftsman and government official. 1948: Cecilia Rossetto, Argentine entertainer and artist. 1948: Pinchas Zukerman, Israeli musician. 1952: Stewart Copeland, American artist, pioneer and drummer of the band The Police. 1952: Karmelo Landa, Spanish lawmaker. 1956: Tony Kushner, American writer. 1957: Faye Award, American entertainer. 1957: Alexandra Marinina, Russian essayist. 1958: Michael Flatley, Irish artist and choreographer. 1959: Jდ¼rgen Ligi, Estonian lawmaker. 1963: Phoebe Cates, American entertainer. 1963: Sreე?ko Katanec, Slovenian footballer and mentor. 1964: Phil Hellmuth, American poker player. 1964: Miguel Indurain, Spanish cyclist. 1967: Will Ferrell, American entertainer and joke artist. 1968: Larry Sanger, prime supporter of Wikipedia. 1970: Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Thai producer. 1971: Corey Feldman, American entertainer. 1971: Felipe Arias, Colombian anchorperson. 1971: Carlos Nდºnez, Spanish artist. 1973: Stefano Garzelli, Italian cyclist. 1974: Jeremy Enigk, American artist musician for the groups Bright Day Land, and The Fire Burglary. 1974: Espido Freire, Spanish essayist. 1974: Ryan McCombs, American artist, of the groups Soil and Suffocating Pool. 1974: Chris Pontius, American entertainer. 1975: Ana Paula Arდ³sio, Brazilian entertainer and model. 1975: Manuel Sanhouse, Venezuelan soccer player. 1976: Bobby Lashley, American expert grappler. 1976: Carlos Humberto Paredes, Paraguayan soccer player. 1976: Anna Smashnova, Belarusian tennis player. 1977: Alejandro Delius, Bolivian vocalist musician, of the Quirquina bunch. 1977: Martin Laursen, Danish footballer. 1978: Irene Visedo, Spanish entertainer. 1978: Adriana Bottina, Colombian entertainer and vocalist. 1979: Jayma Mays, American entertainer. 1979: Chris Mihm, American b-ball player. 1980: Jesse Jane, American obscene entertainer. 1980: Justine Joli, American obscene entertainer. 1981: Zach Randolph, American b-ball player. 1981: Vicente Rodrდ­guez Guillდ©n, Spanish soccer player. 1982: Andrდ© Greipel, German cyclist. 1982: Michael Umana, Costa Rican soccer player. 1983: Katrina Kaif, English entertainer. 1984: Franco Cangele, Argentine footballer. 1985: Cha Ye Ryun, South Korean entertainer. 1986: Edo Caroe, Chilean comedian and entertainer. 1986: Misako Uno, entertainer and Japanese vocalist. 1987: Moussa Dembდ©lდ©, Belgian footballer. 1987: AnnaLynne McCord, American entertainer. 1988: Sergio Busquets, Spanish footballer. 1989: Gareth Bundle, Welsh footballer. 1990: James Maslow, American entertainer and vocalist, of the band Big Time Rush. 1990: Paula Rojo, Spanish vocalist musician. 1991: Andros Townsend, English footballer. 1994: Imprint Indelicato, American entertainer and vocalist. 1996: Luke Hemmings, Australian guitarist and vocalist, of the band 5 Seconds Of Summer

[bm-american-art]

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Nuestra Senora del Carmen?), Brooklyn Museum: American Art

Size: 11 x 8 in. (27.9 x 20.3 cm) Medium: Paint on fabric (as per D. Leibold 8/02)

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/58491

[ltwilliammowett]

HMS Hampton Court 1678, by James a Flood

This lovely 70-gun, double-decker ship, built under King Charles II, was named after the Hampton Court Palace. She was a participant in many of the battles of the second and third Dutch War during the latter half of the seventeenth century.Built by John Shish, HMS Hampton Court was launched in 1678 from the Deptford Dockyard located on the banks of the Thames River, East London.   HMS Hampton Court was one of the earlier warships to emerge from the Thirty Ships Program (1668-1688) of King Charles II. A two-decker designed with a fully rigged sail plan, she was approximately 150 ft. long by 40 ft. wide and carried a crew of 500 men. Sometime between 1699-1702 she underwent a major rebuild at Blackwall Yard in which much of her structure was replaced. In 1707 Hampton Court, along with Grafton, another 70-gun British warship, was captured by the French just off Beachy Head. She was eventually sold to the Spanish sometime prior to Spain’s postwar resumption of voyages to the New World after 1714. 

Hampton Court, under her new name of Nuestra Senora del Carmen, was assigned to sail as part of the Spanish 1715 (treasure) Fleet. It was to her misfortune that in the summer of that year, after being joined by an additional fleet and heading home loaded with treasure, that the entire armada encountered a violent hurricane off the east coast of Florida. Ten of the ships sank in the storm including the former Hampton Court, their remains ending up scattered along the shoreline and throughout offshore waters. Hampton Court was the one ship that managed to sink intact and near shore, most of her structure above water.

[ameritt]

Guadalajara I'm happy to be in Guadalajara! I'm definitely more of a city person than a beach person. My room at the Del Carmen Hotel is the Rufino Tamayo Suite, overlooking the Templo de Nuestra Senora del Carmen. You know you are staying someplace classy when they give you free shoe polish. The colors of the city are happy and there's amazing street art everywhere you look. I saw a juggler performing for a horse drawn carriage and had sausage, peppers and onion for dinner.

[produccionesmexicano]

Hoy tocaron XV años 7327892506 (at Iglesia Nuestra senora del Carmen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNf5ma8pqeR/?igshid=12t2cl4meo0df

[elgallinero]

Carmen

I used Shazam to discover Carmen: Erster Akt-Prelude by Choeur De L’Opera Comique Paris & Orchestre De L’Opera Comique Paris & Suzanne Juyol & Albert Wolf.…

[shipwreckedwithcaptainmarrow]

On the 31st of July, 1715, the famous 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet which consisted of eleven or twelve treasure galleons was entirely destroyed by a hurricane off the coast of Spanish La Florida, around 2 a.m. near present day Vero Beach.

The vessels had been carrying over seven million pesos worth of gold and goods from Veracruz when the fleet went down, with two of the ships being lost to open ocean, while the others were crashed into the shallow shoreline up and down the Florida coastline.

The Nuestra Senora de la Carmen was laden with gold bars, doubloons, and silver. An equal amount of wealth was on board the Nuestra Senora del Rosario in 1,000 chests, and the Senora de la Concepcion (also known as Urca de Lima) carried hundreds of chests of coinage as well. The Nuestra Senora de la Regla carried 1,300 chests of nearly three million silver coins, gold coins, chests of uncut emeralds and pearls, and Chinese porcelain.

Over 1,000 sailors would perish from the hurricane, including General Don Juan Esteban de Ubilla, commander of the fleet.

About half of the fleet’s Spanish sailors would survive the incident, and would create a salvage camp upon what is now North Hutchinson Island, and began collecting what treasure they could while waiting for rescue. Aid in the form of food, clothes, and tools came from St. Augustine to the north, sending a relief expedition.

However, news of what transpired spread fast, and many pirates in the Caribbean and along the American coast flocked to the site for the treasure that was ripe for the taking. First on the scene was English privateer Captain Henry Jennings, along with crewmate Charles Vane, in the Bersheba, along with four other vessels.

Jennings had been granted a commission from the governor of Jamaica to “Execute all manner of acts of hostility against pyrates according to the Law of Arms” with instructions to harm no one other than pirates. However, after learning the location of the salvage camp, from a Spanish mail ship, they would ignore their commission's rules and instead lead a ground assault at the still struggling camp - the plunder of which would become Jenning’s call to piratical fame.

(Pictured are multiple 1715 ships caught in a terrible storm at sea [from Black Sails], a 1715 Spanish treasure galleon wrecked onto a Florida beach [from Black Sails], treasure from the plate fleet [these pieces in particular, amid other artifacts, were discovered by diver Christopher James], and the historical marker of the salvage camp in Florida)

[jongbasco]

VIRTUAL VISITA IGLESIA 2021 - Day 11⁣ Nuestra Senora Del Carmen, Barasoain, Malolos, Bulacan⁣ ⁣⁣ Ask any #TitosofManila to draw you a church and chances are they will sketch out a church they grew up with seeing constantly in their then 10 Peso banknote. Truly, the #Barasoain church is #iconic not just for its historic ties to the republic but its uncommon curving facade you dont see everyday. Its #Baroque facade evenly divided into bays by fluted pilasters, a sibgle rose #capizwindow, and a #Romanesque portal accenting its doors all coming together for an elegant composition that have been engraved in generations' memories. Here's hoping that the youger set will also have the same appreciation for them as well. ⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ Seven Churches in Seven Days, seven of the nicest #church #facades ive been to in the country, one per day of #semanasanta till #easter. A virtual #visitaiglesia in the time of #lockdown.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ EXTENDED: Im extending the series again to #divinemercy sunday because im still personally loving the content and ive been meaning to do this compilation for a long time now. At least ill look back fondly to this series when i revisit this lockdown!⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ Start your own virtual visita iglesia and post one church day till easter as well. Flood the feed with beautiful churches while we maintain being the living Church in this holiest of times.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ #wanderful #wanderfromhome #lockdowndiaries #heritageph #lumangsimbahan #instakultura #pamana #heritagechurches #bulacan #holyweek #holyweek2021 #malolos #malolosbulacan #dioceseofmalolos #barasoainchurch #nuestrasenoradelcarmen #500yoc (at Barasoain Church) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNW3fWjnO4G/?igshid=199t2qwk8g394

[lagacetadealmeria]

El Ayuntamiento aprueba el proyecto de remodelación integral del entorno de la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen, en El Alquián https://lagacetadealmeria.es/el-ayuntamiento-aprueba-el-proyecto-de-remodelacion-integral-del-entorno-de-la-iglesia-de-nuestra-senora-del-carmen-en-el-alquian/

[ifreakingloveroyals]

Through the Years → Queen Letizia of Spain (113/∞)

31 March 2005 | Spanish Royals Princess Letizia attends the funeral of Letizia's grandfather Jose Luis Ortiz Velasco at 'Nuestra Senora del Carmen' Church in Ribadesella, Asturias, Spain. Jose Luis Ortiz Velasco passed away yesterday. (Photo by Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images)

[romanceoftheworld]

Bogota, Colombia by Pedro Szekely Via Flickr: Iglesia de Nuestra Senora del Carmen, Bogota, Colombia. Cool church in downtown Bogota, in La Candelaria neighborhood. A salesian churh in a combination of styles. 

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ArchDaily - Nuestra Señora de Lourdes School Gym / Picado de Blas

© Amores Pictures

architects: Picado de Blas

Location: Calle Ntra. Sra. del Carmen, 28250, Madrid, Spain

Project Year: 2019

Photographs: Amores Pictures

Area: 180.0 m2

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De Toda La Web: 20 Fabulosas Infografías Sobre De San Manuel Y San Benito

If you are not a Catholic and have not been to your Catholic wedding ceremony ceremony ceremony ahead of, It could be not going for getting That which you'd hope. In fact, about seventy five% of a Catholic wedding day ceremony is just not even the wedding day working day by by itself. Instead, the relationship ceremony is Usually place all over the center of a full Catholic mass. In the following paragraphs, I will take a look at specifically what exactly is is that you must foresee and how to proceed when through the entire Catholic ceremony.

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Extremely 1st, This is what it is best to do, so you will not truly feel from spot:

Recursos adicionales

one. Stand when people stand.

two. Sit when Adult men and ladies sit.

three. Kneel or sit when men and women currently kneel, primarily based upon what will make you added at simplicity.

Which is uncomplicated ample. The following are the actual factors of the Catholic relationship guidance.

The Procession:The beginning with the Catholic ceremony will most likely be acquainted. There'll be called a procession, but in lieu of including just the bride and her attendants, it can also require the priest and acolytes. (Standing)

https://www.santamisa.es/iglesia/parroquia-de-nuestra-senora-del-carmen-pozuelo-de-alarcon

The Opening Prayers: Now a variety of prayers are spelled out. They involve the "Kyrie", where by by people as for forgiveness combined with the "Gloria", wherein individuals praise God. (Standing)

The Readings: There are usually four readings: an Former Testomony investigating, a psalm, a unique Testament reading through and afterwards the Gospel. (For the main three readings, people today today sit, then Anyone indicates the Gospel)

The Homily: The priest will now examine the readings And how they relate for the handful of. This will usually pick out about 5 to 10 minutes. (Seated)

Now we attain The actual wedding ceremony element (Seated):

Declaration of Intent: The pair states that they're there freely and that they opt to get married.

Trade of Vows: The pair will say the vows to one another. They might memorize them, repeat them or do them in a subject and Answer construction. Bear in mind that, in Catholic schooling, Here is the 2nd when the couple certainly results in being married, not the "I now declare you spouse and wife" line you see in movement photos. Catholics marry one another, and are not married via the priest. So, If you're watching for "The moment", This can be it.

Blessing from your Rings: The pair's rings are blessed furthermore they established them on one another's fingers (frequently to Lots hilarity considering the fact that they below no situations in form properly). Immediately after this, the priest might possibly existing which the pair kiss (even though not all will try this). He will then say, "I now existing for you Individually N. and N.".

Then we've been back again again on your Mass...:

Intercessions: They are are series of prayers provided for various challenges, commonly including the pair. (Standing)

Career of religion: The congregation will recite the Apostle's or Nicene Creed. In case you be a Christian from Yet another denomination, you could possibly perhaps comprehend it. (Standing)

The Communion Ceremony: The communion ceremony is rather elaborate, and when you have on no account viewed only one, you can get satisfaction from it. You'll discover a many sitting and standing and kneeling, so you ought to just Keep to the congregation. Here are some merchandise you need to know, Even though:

a person. The indicator of peace: At only one issue, the priest will say, "Offer you one another an indication of peace." At this stage, shake arms Utilizing the folks about you, expressing, "peace be along with you."

two. In no way receive the Eucharist (the bread and wine) Until you're a Catholic who Ordinarily does so. Catholics think that It is really virtually your body and blood of Christ and that an individual should be in complete unity (i.e. an attending member) When utilizing the Catholic Church to obtain it.

The Blessing: The priest will bless Everyone, beginning Using the married number of, after which the congregation. (Standing)

Financial downturn: Everyone will depart the way in which during which which they came in. Take note of that There are many more people to recess during the Catholic marriage working day than typical. It is taken into account impolite to depart your seat before the full financial downturn reaches the all over again (this isn't a marriage rule, but a Mass rule).

Congratulations! I hope you have savored your First Catholic wedding.

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