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Todos los hoteles en los que te has alojado tienen un origen católico, ¿lo sabías?

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By Daniel Esparza Verified
| Aleteia Verified
Mucho antes de que existieran los hoteles, existía la xenía. Los antiguos griegos tenían una palabra para la sagrada obligación de dar la bienvenida al forastero —xenía, de xenos, forastero— y la tomaban tan en serio que la ponían bajo protección divina. El propio Zeus, en su papel de Zeus Xenios, era el guardián de los viajeros.
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The Church opens its doors as Ceuta counts its dead

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By Daniel Esparza Verified
| Aleteia Verified
Between July 30 and 31, up to 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta — the Spanish autonomous city on the northern coast of Africa — by swimming or walking along the El Tarajal breakwater. The figure is equivalent to roughly 70% of the city’s regular population and represents the largest migration crisis in Ceuta’s history, far surpassing the 8,000 who crossed when Morocco relaxed border controls in 2021.
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What we know as Coca-Cola had an earlier “friar” version

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By Daniel Esparza Verified
| Aleteia Verified
Father Manuel Russo, rector of the San Marco convent on Via Cavour in Florence, was sorting through the pharmacy archives when he came across a yellowed promotional flyer he did not recognize. It described an elixir vinoso ricostituente — a restorative wine elixir — made from 10 grams of Bolivian coca leaves and 30 grams of kola nut, blended with wine, and promoted as a tonic against fatigue caused by illness and aging. The flyer is believed to date to the mid-to-late 19th century.
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