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The Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, commemorating the patron saint of animals and ecology, is being marked today by Christians around the world. Many churches hold blessings of pets and animals, and the day also concludes the Season of Creation observed by several denominations.
- 2World Marks International Day of Non-Violence●Today is International Day of Non-Violence! ☮✌🏻🕊️😌 https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internat ional_Day_of_Non-Violence htt
October 2 is the International Day of Non-Violence, established by the United Nations to coincide with Mahatma Gandhi's birthday. The observance promotes peace, tolerance and non-violent conflict resolution through education and public awareness. People are sharing the day online with messages of peace and links explaining its history and significance.
- 3EV car show in Santa Fe Plaza shows fading Tesla dominance●# EV car show at the Plaza in downtown # SantaFe today. My, have times changed. In years past the event would be full of
An electric vehicle show held on the Plaza in downtown Santa Fe featured only two Tesla vehicles, a sharp contrast to previous years when Teslas dominated the lineup and other makes were rare. The observation is drawing comment as a sign of how quickly the EV market has shifted, with a much wider range of manufacturers now on display.
- 4Saint Francis Day Marked With a Birthday Reading Choice▼Franciskusdagen idag. Och min födelsedag. Väljer lämplig bok. Saint Francis day today. And my birthday. Picking a suitab
Saint Francis of Assisi's feast day, observed on 4 October, coincides with one reader's birthday, prompting them to pick a fitting book to mark the occasion. The moment highlights how the saint's day is noted in Sweden and elsewhere, with book lovers sharing reading recommendations around Francis of Assisi.
- 5Dodik thanks Trump after Bosnia election win●Milorad Dodik thanks Trump for today’s election victory Today's elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina didn't change anythi
Milorad Dodik, leader of Bosnia's Serb-dominated Republika Srpska, publicly thanked Donald Trump following his party's victory in Bosnia and Herzegovina's elections. Observers say the result changes little, reinforcing the SNSD's grip on the Serb half of the country. Dodik, already under Western sanctions over separatist policies, frames the win as validation of his political course and his alignment with Trump's administration.
- 6Nepali Congress leaders return as general convention begins●More Congress leaders return to mainstream as general convention begins today
More leaders of the Nepali Congress who had drifted from the party's mainstream are rejoining ahead of its general convention, which opens today. The returns come as the party gathers to set its leadership and direction, with factions positioning themselves before internal elections. Observers see the moves as part of bargaining over key party posts.