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Email links
Because Spam has become such a problem, we are very careful about how we make email addresses publicly available. The email addresses shown on the Taizé site do not exist in the source of the webpages, but are only created when the visitor clicks the link. Users who do not have Javascript or an email programme will not be able to use the link.
Legal notice
If you wish, in accordance with French law, to exercise your right of access to your personal information transmitted through the forms on this website, please contact webadmin.
Taizé on your own website
Here are buttons which you can use for links to www.taize.fr if you wish:
Updates list
To insert an automatic list of links to Taizé’s new and updated pages (like the list of “Latest updates” on the front page) on your own website is very simple. Just place this line in your HTML page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.taize.fr/tz_updates.php?lang=en"></script>
changing the language code as appropriate.
More details and formatting information are given in this file:
An equivalent RSS/XML feed with the latest updates can be found at http://www.taize.fr/taizerss.php?lang=en
Once again, change the language code to correspond to the language you wish from among those used on this site.
(If the language code is omitted, the feed will provide a list of the most recent updates, without regard to language.)
Android app
Short Bible readings read each midday at community prayer in Taizé. The application works offline: monthly text updates are downloaded from the Internet. Program details and download
To insert the daily bible reading in your own website, place this line in your HTML page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.taize.fr/tz_readings.php?lang=en"></script>
changing the language code as appropriate.
More details and formatting information are given in this file:
