The faith of military chaplains - a faith that moves and scales mountains - deserves special attention from readers in the 130th volume of the Kincses Kalendárium. We’ll take you to Brussels for a stroll through the corridors of the European Parliament, try to offer a glimpse behind the scenes, and highlight a few interesting facts about the institution’s operations, its records, and the secrets of its building. We’ll also report on demographic changes in the Lake Balaton region - who’s moving to the lake’s shores and how this is driving up real estate prices. You can read about the final days of Lajka the dog, who was launched into space as the first living creature, even though they knew she wouldn’t survive. We mourn the loss of village pubs, as these important gathering places of rural life are disappearing, leaving us with nowhere to discuss our shared concerns. Of course, there will also be poems, short stories, fairy tales, comics, crossword puzzles, and contests to delight the readers of the 130-year-old Kincses Kalendárium.