Lepanto


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Turkish sea power was destroyed in 1571 by a league of Christian nations organized by the Pope

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Roberto Galvez, assistant vice president for human resources at Lepanto, said among the six passengers on the plane is Bruce Robertson, an Australian engineer.
After nearly a year, Cervantes, bored with the routine and with Acquaviva, joined the papal forces going to fight in Lepanto. He could not fight with the Spanish navy because of the warrant for his arrest.
The historical connections with James, however, grow rather more interesting at this point, for James had authored `Lepanto', a narrative poem with a very Venetian and military interest, describing the decisive battle of Lepanto (Sunday 7 October 1571) in which the Turks were routed by Don John of Austria, son of Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor.
All three commemorate the Battle of Lepanto of 1571, when a Christian fleet led by the papacy, Venice and Habsburg forces sailing under the flag of the Holy Roman Empire virtually destroyed the ships of the Ottoman empire in a celebrated engagement which took place off the western coast off modern-day Greece.
He took part in the decisive sea battle against the Turks at Lepanto (1571), during which he received a wound that permanently crippled his left hand.
Pope Pius V (1504-1572) organized an alliance against the Turks, and 208 Catholic galleys (oared ships) clashed with 273 Ottoman galleys in a three-hour fight at Lepanto. The Catholics won a complete victory.
Sources: Beeching, Jack, The Galleys at Lepanto. New York, 1982.
In 1569 he went to Italy, became a soldier, and fought in the battle of Lepanto (1571), in which he acquitted himself with distinction and lost the use of his left hand; he was extremely proud of his role in the famous victory and of the nickname he had earned, el manco de Lepanto.
Butch Mendizabal, communication officer, said this year's workshop was facilitated by the Lepanto National High School (LNHS) Gambang Theater Guild members.
He later changed it to Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary after the Holy League defeated the Turks in the Battle of Lepanto, off the coast of Greece, in a place now called Naupactos.
Art experts pointed to the bocetos of 'La Batalla de Lepanto,' in the holdings of the National Museum of the Philippines and now on loan to the National Gallery Singapore: they're studies of certain aspects of the actual work, also a mural depicting the Battle of Lepanto that now hangs in the chamber of deputies or lower house in Madrid.
Prime Orion is behind the 460-hectare Laguna Technopark and the 14-hectare Lepanto warehouse in Calamba, Laguna.
--Michael Hichborn, president of the conservative Lepanto Institute, denounces the AUSCP's resolutions advancing gender equality among the Catholic hierarchy.