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Post-humanism of The Matrix Trilogy
2016, Irina Deretić, Stefan Lorenz Sorgner (eds.) From Humanism to Meta-, Post- and Transhumanism?
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By Jean M. Heimann
Today is the feast day of Blessed Miguel Pro, a celebrated Christian hero of the twentieth century. This courageous young Jesuit priest was martyred by the Mexican government in 1927 for performing his priestly responsibilities.
Miguel Agustin Pro was born January 13, 1891 in Guadalupe Mexico. He was the eldest son of eleven children born to Miguel Pro, an affluent mining engineer, and Josefa Juarez, a holy and loving mother. Miguel had an extraordinary empathy for the poor and the working classes. He was known for both his playfulness and his piety. He had a wonderful wit and a great sense of humor. At the same time, he had a strong prayer life and was zealous in living out his faith.
In 1909, at the age of twenty, Miguel Augustin Pro joined the Jesuits as a novice in Mexico. One year later, a revolution broke out and by 1914 the Jesuits were forced to flee. Miguel received his seminary training en route to Belgium, where he was ordained in 1925. Fat
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1997 Toronto International Film Festival
1997 film festival edition
The 22nd Toronto International Film Festival ran from September 4 to September 13, 1997. This festival was notable for the introduction of the Masters programme to TIFF.[2][3][4]
Awards
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[edit]Gala Opening Night
[edit]Gala Closing Night
[edit]Gala Presentations
[edit]Special Presentations
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[edit]Perspective Canada
[edit]- The Absent One by Céline Baril
- Across by Cara Morton
- Anna à la lettre C by Hugo Brochu
- The Big Pickle by Gary Yates
- bp: pushing the boundaries by Brian Nash
- Breakfast with Gus by Siobhan Devine
- Bury Me Happy by Brian McPhail
- City of Dark by Bruno Lazaro
- The Countess of Baton Rouge by André Forcier
- Cosmos by Manon Briand, André Turpin, Marie-Julie Dallaire, Denis Villeneuve, Jennifer Alleyn, Arto Paragamian
- Cotton Candy by Roshell Bissett
- Cube by Vincenzo Natali
- Dance with Me