Collegium Hungaricum Berlin to host Europe’s first literary translation festival!
The Collegium Hungaricum cultural institute in Berlin will host Europe’s first literary translation festival featuring round table discussions, workshops, concerts and a photo exhibition on the weekend, the institute said on Wednesday.
The programme also includes discussions about the issue of online translation programmes
Meanwhile, Pope Francis thanked Cardinal Péter ErdÅ‘, head of the Hungarian Catholic Church, for organising the 52th International Eucharistic Congress, recently held in Budapest, in a letter released to MTI on Wednesday. Francis voiced his appreciation for “the hidden and quiet cooperation of many – bishops, priests and church staff – , which made it possible for participants to renew their souls in the eucharist, which is the source of love and faith”.
The pontiff thanked Erdo for his “proposing good solutions to the problems and challenges occurring through the organisation of the congress”.
The pope said that he would pray for the cardinal and his archdiocese, and sent his greetings to its priests, monks and nuns, asking for God’s blessing on their mission. The congress was held in Budapest between September 5 and 12, with Francis celebrating the closing mass in Heroes’ Square.
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Source: MTI
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