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Did
Mary have a midwife?
There
is a joke about what would have happened if three wise women
had shown up at Jesus’ birth instead of three wise men.
It goes, “Three wise women would have asked directions, arrived on time,
helped deliver the baby, cleaned the stable, made a casserole, and brought
practical gifts.”
(My
theory, for what it's worth: Mary's midwife was her cousin
Elizabeth, who lived in the vicinity. Elizabeth helped Mary, just as Mary
had helped Elizabeth at the birth of John the Baptist)
My theory not worth much according to
http://bustedhalo.com/questionbox/did-elizabeth-serve-as-mary%E2%80%99s-midwife
(can't link)
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welcome here) |
Vatican II & Renewal
(1)
16
Documents of Vatican II
A
Call to Action
Assn Catholic Priests Ireland
Bp Pat Power
Bp Geoff Robinson
Bruce Duncan
Catalyst for Renewal
Catholica
Catholics for Ministry
Catholics for Renewal
STANDUP4VATICAN2
The Swag
VII - Voice of the Church
We Are Church
Excellent
articles on Mission
Hugh McMahon SSC
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The
age of internet empires
- an important summary of how we are influenced by Google, Apple, Amazon
and Facebook
(English note: "empires"
contains "spies"!) |
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Today is the anniversary of Lottie
Moon, a small woman with a huge heart who served
as a missionary in China for nearly forty years in very difficult
conditions |
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Israeli press give details of Pope’s visit to Holy Land
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(good timing for Christmas ... sheep)
24. Evangelizers
thus take on the “smell of the sheep” and
the sheep are willing to hear their voice. An evangelizing community is
also supportive, standing by people at every step of the way, no matter
how difficult or lengthy this may prove to be. It is familiar with patient
expectation and apostolic endurance. Evangelization
consists mostly of patience and disregard for constraints of time
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Yesterday I saw a large nativity banner
....as a backdrop for a happy group of people who were singing Christmas
carols at the Star Ferry entrance on Hong Kong Island. First time I've
ever seen Mary, Joseph and the Magi wearing glasses! (...in HK even
tiny children are put in glasses to enhance their academic
whatever). Maybe next year Baby Jesus will have specs? |
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The
war on drugs "a holocaust in slow motion" (with video)
This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans from
being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- with links to all letters
from Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
America file (stopping S. Americans
from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons
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Vatican II Reflection - 307
"All
right, I'll do it. Tell me where you need me and when"
- Eric Liddell (Chariots of Fire, Gold Medalist)
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John W
mini-Blog |
Visit
to Matteo Ricci Centre by Deacon Edwin Ng and Fr Sebastian (Asian
delegate of Prison Pastoral Care) - Fr Sebastian working towards an
Asian meeting of Catholic prison chaplains (..encouraged by Pope
Francis' desire to do more for the poor) |
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On this 24th
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please bless the
prisoners of Inner
Mongolia
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Pope
Francis
Dec 22: |
Appeal for homeless families
The Poor Cannot Wait! I call on everyone:
individuals, organs of society, authorities, to do everything possible to
assure that every family has a place to live
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My
year of leaning – and leaning into Christmas
Look at the figures in the Christmas crib. Notice how
all of them, animals included, are leaning in towards the child in the
manger. Each of them is an icon of God leaning into us |
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Not
yet a state |
South
Sudan edges towards civil war
A cycle of revenge and fear is building momentum.
Large-scale mobilisation among different ethnic communities intent on
revenge for what they see as targeted killings. The leaders have got to
come together and do so on television or this is going to get much
worse
(South
is mainly Christian??) |
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More
photos of that small boy holding the Pope's cap! |
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2011 Prize-winning Palestinian documentary 5
Broken Cameras
- free here
on YouTube
Amazon
- see reviews, one of which
says:
5 Broken Cameras is a vital resource for anyone
trying to understand the tragically undertold story of the Palestinian
side of the conflict. Here we see the life of a young Palestinian boy
growing up in the immense shadow of land theft and brutal occupation by
the Israelis
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Australia's asylum seeker policy is breaking people
In the land of the fair go, is this really what most
Australians want? Do Australians who want asylum boats to stop also
support the indefinite and prolonged detention of children, pregnant women
and vulnerable men or women? Do we really want to ''break people''?
c.f. Authorities
took 2 days before launching search for doomed boat |
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Readers of this website know of my medical concern about homosexual
behaviour - see my file
"Same-sex
marriage": two elephants
in the men's room, but I
regard this new Tanzanian law as barbaric:
Gays,
lesbians to spend life in jail as new Bill passed |
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Yesterday someone told me about Cao
Dai, a new religion in Vietnam.
Google "cao
dai" for Wikipedia and other articles |
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Interactive
Bible Quiz - Philippians
Based on the actual words of the Bible.
How many times you can get 3/3 ?!
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24. The
Church which “goes forth” is a community of missionary disciples who
take the first step, who are involved and supportive, who bear fruit and
rejoice. An evangelizing community knows that the Lord has taken the
initiative, he has loved us first , and therefore we can move forward,
boldly take the initiative, go out to others, seek
those who have fallen away, stand at the crossroads and welcome the
outcast.
Such a community has an endless desire to show mercy,
the fruit of its own experience of the power of the Father’s infinite
mercy. Let us try a little harder to take the first
step and to become involved. Jesus washed the feet of his
disciples. The Lord gets involved and he involves his own, as he kneels to
wash their feet. He tells his disciples: “You will be blessed if you do
this” .
An evangelizing community gets involved by word and deed in people’s
daily lives; it bridges distances, it is willing to abase itself if
necessary, and it embraces human life, touching the suffering flesh of
Christ in others.
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Just before Christmas, an honest
politician, a generous loan shark and Santa Claus were riding in the elevator
of a very posh hotel. Just before the doors opened they all noticed a $20
bill lying on the floor. Which one picked it up? Santa of course, because
the two other two don't exist!
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This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans from
being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- with links to all letters
from Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
America file (stopping S.
Americans from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons
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Vatican II Reflection - 306
Educated lay Catholics are no longer
"sheeple"
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John W
mini-Blog |
Visit
yesterday to Matteo Ricci Centre by former Zhaoqing CAS teacher Liam and Hao.
Liam now works as an English teacher in Vietnam, at a
campus of RMIT |
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Africa
Mon:
Europe & Russia Tues:
South Asia Wed:
East Asia
Thurs:
S.E. Asia & Pacific Frid:
South America Sat:
Central & North America
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praying for one part of the world each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Monday,
please bless the people of Europe
& North Asia
On this 23rd
of the month, Jesus
please bless the
prisoners of Guangxi
Please join me in praying for
prisoners in one part of China each day of the month |
David
Timbs
(Melbourne)
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Immanuel:
God – with – us
- The quiet time before
Christmas
This Christmas we
could have no greater gift than to be assured that we live, breathe and
glory in the ultimate comforting truth that, in Jesus, born in Bethlehem,
God is truly with us
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Pope
Francis:
Thank
you Holy Spirit
Inspiring photos:
Newness,
harmony, mission
Engagements
of Pope Francis
Many
thanks for checking
this website each day
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More and more churches open their doors to homeless this Christmas
(may this virus spread throughout
the world!)
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Low-cost
internet on smartphones altering way Somalis stay connected to world |
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Controversial
mine in Australia to provide coal for China
New jobs in Australia will cost
lives in China: see Power
Crazed |
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A
conspiracy of suppression
Philippines typhoon
relief and rebuilding effort a sham corruption feast of inflated costing.
(The further down you read this article, the more
you shake your head ....and pray: Jesus,
please give the Philippines better leaders!)
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Beautiful
Christmas story |
During the 2010 Christmas season, the Benedictine sisters of Baltimore
found themselves in the midst of a modern-day Christmas story. The sisters
were asked to provide shelter to an eight-month-pregnant Muslim woman
seeking asylum in the United States |
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"Don't
turn into a bureaucratic customs house" |
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The reflection by Fr Des O'Donnell OMI posted on
this website on Dec 20
has now also been posted on the website of
Ireland's Association of Catholic Priests:
Francis
is ‘a modern Christmas’ to the confused world |
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23. The Church’s closeness to Jesus is part of a common
journey; “communion and mission are profoundly interconnected”. In
fidelity to the example of the Master, it is vitally important for the
Church today to go forth and preach the Gospel to all:
to all places, on all
occasions, without hesitation, reluctance or fear. The joy of the Gospel
is for all people: no one can be excluded.
That is what the angel proclaimed to the shepherds in Bethlehem: “Be not
afraid; for behold, I bring you good news of a great joy which will come
to all the people". The Book of
Revelation speaks of “an eternal Gospel to proclaim to those who dwell
on earth, to every nation and tongue and
tribe and people"
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A
man found himself in terrible financial difficulties. He is so desperate
that for the first time in his life he gets down on his knees and prays to
God for help. 'Dear God, I desperately need your help. I have no money to
spend on Christmas presents for my family. Could you possibly arrange it
so that I win the Lottery?'
The lottery draw is held, but he wins nothing. He sends another prayer to
God. 'My business has gone bust and if I don't get some money soon I'll
lose my car and my Christmas will be will be very difficult. Please fix
things so I win the lottery.' Lottery night comes, but he's unlucky. So he
prays to God again. 'Please God, I've lost my car and now they're trying
to take my house. Please help me to win the Lottery or our Christmas will
be ruined.' Come lottery night, he again fails to win anything.
'Undeterred, be prays to God again. 'I am now a bankrupt, my house has
been repossessed by the finance company and so has my car. We are now
living on the street, but all I need to get my life back together and
perhaps enjoy some kind of Christmas is to win the lottery.'
Suddenly there's a flash of brilliant light as the heavens open and the
man is confronted by the very voice of God himself. 'Hey, do me a favour
will you, buy a ticket.' |
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New
letter from a Tanzanian inmate in a Hong Kong prison
This new letter (in Swahili) is similar to previous letters, aiming to
create more awareness of the risks involved in trafficking to Hong Kong
& China. The letter also
mentions the names of a mastermind and his subordinate
This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans
from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- with links to all letters
from Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
America file (stopping S.
Americans from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons |
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Vatican
II Reflection
305
"May everyone learn from childhood
to have compassion for others and to be generous in helping those in
need"
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John W
mini-Blog |
Last night as I was waiting to cross Nathan
Road at the corner of Nathan and Jordan Roads ....I saw the same sight as
I've seen on this night for the past few years: Christmas carolers
on the top deck of a double-decker bus, singing carols, wishing everyone a
Merry Christmas. God bless them!
2011
photo 2009
2009
And in Australia, as elsewhere, many homes are specially
decorated for Christmas, like
these homes in Melbourne
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East Asia
Thurs:
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South America Sat:
Central & North America
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praying for one part of the world each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Sunday,
please bless the people of Africa
On this 22nd
of the month, Jesus
please bless the
prisoners of Zhejiang
Please join me in praying for
prisoners in one part of China each day of the month
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Growing
threat of ransom-ware CryptoLocker
(click "more" for examples of this
problem)
Wikipedia: CryptoLocker
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Please
encourage more people to see 1-10
re Bishop Bill Morris:
1:
Judge's conclusions
2: Canon lawyer's report
3: Radio interview with judge
4: "The Age" file of letters
5:
Summary re Rome
6:
Frank Brennan's update
7: ABC radio Fr Frank Brennan
8. Update from Frank Brennan
9. Vatileaks & Bp Bill Morris
10: Tablet letter - Frank Brennan
After
reading 1-10, check the "Pravda" report of CNA
Google "Morris" at top of this page for many articles re
Bishop BM, the most recent being talk of March 26, 2013:
Reclaiming
the Spirit of Vatican II
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Is
it the Francis effect? Bishops across England and Wales focus on poverty
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(Overdue) Good news:
Obama
commutes sentences of eight crack cocaine offenders
- using his power of clemency to make statement
about what the administration believes is an overly
punitive criminal justice system
c.f.
Life
in prison for stealing a $159 jacket |
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Bishop Pat Power:
Bethlehem now
To make the journey from Nazareth in Israel to Bethlehem in Palestine
today, Mary and Joseph would have to cross through approximately 70
Israeli barriers |
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Middle East
deteriorating relationship of Muslims and Christians:
Bridge
that needs rebuilding |
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Questions from a Ewe:
The
survey I wish the Vatican would have conducted... Emotional abuse of women
in the Church |
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Central
African Republic atrocities escalate amid rampaging rival militias |
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22. God’s word is unpredictable in its power.
The Gospel speaks of a seed which, once sown, grows by itself, even as the
farmer sleeps.
The Church has to accept this unruly freedom of the
word, which accomplishes what it wills in ways that surpass our
calculations and ways of thinking
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Highly recommended: This
Power Point of The Joy
of the Gospel
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Yesterday at a detention centre, an inmate
asked me to pray for his ankle.
But when I crouched down and put my right hand gently on his ankle and
said a prayer, the inmate said "what are you doing?". I
said "you asked me to pray for your ankle". "No I
didn't", he replied, "I asked you to pray for my uncle".
(Using English in Hong Kong is a clear and present
danger) |
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My
post on Jamii Forums has had 150 hits
This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans
from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
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S. Americans from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons
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Vatican
II Reflection 304
Children should have a taste
for the apostolate from their earliest days, helped by an apostolic spirit in
their families and schools
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John W
mini-Blog |
One of the most prestigious and expensive
schools in Australia is The Southport
School (TSS) on Queensland's Gold Coast. It's current website shows a
former student who is now attending Harvard University in the US.
In the past week I've met two graduates from the school .... now attending
a Hong Kong detention centre. One is a HK citizen, the other from Korea |
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S.E. Asia & Pacific Frid:
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praying for one part of the world each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Saturday,
please bless the people of Central
& North America
On this 21st
of the month, Jesus
please bless the
prisoners of Yunnan
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prisoners in one part of China each day of the month
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The world's hard-hearted
airline (Comments
welcome here)
I
have loved Qantas ever since I was young. In 1984 I visited Winton in
Queensland, the birth-place of Qantas. In 1996 I
won a Qantas competition prize in HK. Twice I have taken groups of
more than 20 people from HK/China to Australia on Qantas. Qantas has been
good to me. And I understand how Qantas, like any business, has to
manage its finances responsibly.
But I was very sad two years ago when Qantas suddenly grounded its entire
fleet and left tens of thousands of passengers stranded around the world.
I was very sad when I heard how the Qantas CEO was giving himself a
salary increase of more than two million AUD while the airline was in
financial difficulties.
And I was very sad yesterday when I collected my January ticket for
Australia from the down-sized Qantas office in HK ....where even some of
the few remaining staff (loyal, long-serving people) have been given
notice
My feeling is that Qantas' present economic difficulties are linked to a
recent policy of "Profits before passengers" ....beginning from
the time Qantas was privatised. This policy of greed is what Pope Francis
is leading the charge against. The greed affects governments which
want quick money through privatisation....in the process doing immense
harm to icons like Qantas and Australia's Commonwealth Bank (whose
privatisation led to thousands
of staff being sacked)
See:
a
list of privatisation deals in Australia over the past 20 years
Yesterday
I came away from the HK Qantas office thinking that the world needs a good
dose of socialism to make up for the harm that extreme capitalism has
caused
See comments at
Don't
cry for the flying kangaroo and at More
of the same management will kill it
and
see second half of this
article in its treatment of capitalism, and last part of this
article re privatisation
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Near
Death Experiences
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China
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- essential reading for anyone interested in China's Christian
history
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Tablet
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Prince
Charles highlights plight of Christians in Middle East
The Prince of Wales addresses an audience of religious leaders at a
reception for Middle East Christians at Clarence House on Tuesday.
The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and
archbishop of Westminster Vincent Nichols were at the event
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abuse |
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plays part of Christmas villain |
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Pope canonizes Peter Faber, SJ ....and by-passes
Vatican procedure (hope he'll do
same for Romero and Ricci)
Pope
calls for humility:
"When you see a
Christian who doesn’t want to humble himself, who doesn’t want to
serve, a Christian who struts about everywhere:
it’s ugly, eh? That is not a Christian: that’s a pagan!”
Preparing
a generation of 'Francis bishops'
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government-Church standoff over bishop's burial
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21. The Gospel joy which enlivens the community of disciples is
a missionary joy. The
seventy-two disciples felt it as they returned from their mission. Jesus
felt it when he rejoiced in the Holy Spirit and praised the Father for
revealing himself to the poor and the little ones. It was felt by the
first converts who marvelled to hear the apostles preaching “in
the native language of each” on the day of Pentecost.
This joy is a sign that the Gospel has been proclaimed
and is bearing fruit. And the drive to go forth and
give, to go out from ourselves, to keep pressing forward in our
sowing of the good seed, remains ever present.
The Lord says: “Let us go on to the next towns that I
may preach there also, for that is why I came out”. Once
the seed has been sown in one place, Jesus does not stay behind to explain
things or to perform more signs; the Spirit
moves him to go forth to other towns.
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Tourist
walks off pier while browsing on Facebook
(be careful of what appears
on Facebook...) |
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British
women drug mules jailed for more than six years in Peru
Tanzanian
man with 83 heroin capsules in stomach arrested at Dar es Salaam airport
(...Drug Lords still trying to send drug mules to
HK/China...)
This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans
from being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- with links to all letters from
Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
America file
(stopping S. Americans from being tricked
into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons
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wishes to release Vatican II's bold vision from captivity |
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Vatican
II Reflection 303
Christians
should become involved in their local community
and take an interest in local events
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John W
mini-Blog |
"Profits before
people" leads to lower standards of service, lower standards
of safety, mistaken economic decisions etc etc. The more you think
about it, the more urgent and timely is Pope Francis' call for an end to
rampant capitalism whereby the rich get richer and the poor get
poorer |
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Sun:
Africa
Mon:
Europe & Russia Tues:
South Asia Wed:
East Asia
Thurs:
S.E. Asia & Pacific Frid:
South America Sat:
Central & North America
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praying for one part of the world each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Thursday,
please bless the people of South
East Asia
On this 19th
of the month, Jesus
please bless the
prisoners of Shanxi
Please join me in praying for
prisoners in one part of China each day of the month
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Pope
Francis marks birthday (Dec 17) with online card and meal with homeless |
Vatican II - Renewal (2)
Hans
Küng:
Letter
to bishops
Revolution
to stop authoritarianism
Fr Joseph Ratzinger:
Writings
on Vat II
(link
gone...anyone able to find it?)
Robert
Mickens:
Vatican Implosion
Nicholas Lash:
Vatican II:
Of Happy Memory - and Hope?
Robert
McNally:
Crisis & Criticism in the Church
Priests
9 Masses a day
- need to ordain married men
The
evil of compulsory celibacy
Link
between compulsory celibacy and sexual abuse
Why
are women not being
ordained to priesthood?
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Japan increases defence budget amid tensions with China
Tokyo announces plans to buy drones, jet fighters and destroyers
(May wise heads in China and Japan soon put a stop
to this madness) |
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Islam's
forgotten animal welfare tradition |
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Check the
amazing photo! |
Chinese surgeons reattach a man's severed hand after keeping it alive on
his leg for a month
(brilliant ...and sure
convenient for scratching itchy foot!) |
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Major US academic body backs boycott of Israeli educational institutions |
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Power Crazed
A quarter of a million deaths a year could be avoided in China if coal
power there were shut down |
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20. The word of God constantly shows us how God challenges
those who believe in him “to go forth”. Abraham
received the call to set out for a new land. Moses
heard God’s call: “Go, I send you” and led the people towards the
promised land. To Jeremiah God says: “To
all whom I send you, you shall go”.
In our day Jesus’ command to “go and make
disciples” echoes in the changing scenarios and ever new challenges to
the Church’s mission of evangelization, and all of
us are called to take part in this new missionary “going forth”.
Each Christian and every community must discern the path that the Lord
points out, but all of us are asked to obey his call
to go forth from our own comfort zone in order to reach all the
“peripheries” in need of the light of the Gospel.
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entering??) |
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Global
Drug Survey 2014
This website's Tanzania
File (stopping Africans from
being tricked into bringing drugs to HK)
- with links to all letters
from Tanzanian inmates in Hong Kong prisons
South
America file
(stopping S. Americans from being tricked
into bringing drugs to HK)
- letters
from S. American inmates in HK prisons
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wishes to release Vatican II's bold vision from captivity |
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Vatican
II Reflection 302
Hoping and praying that the present-day ecumenical winter of
decreased interest and commitment will not last
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John W
mini-Blog |
A hope that came to me after Mass
yesterday morning: China will make Christmas
Day a public holiday, as one of the "international"
holidays (like January 1). Please God! |
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Europe & Russia Tues:
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East Asia
Thurs:
S.E. Asia & Pacific Frid:
South America Sat:
Central & North America
Please join me in
praying for one part of the world each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Wednesday,
please bless the people of East Asia
On this 18th
of the month, Jesus
please bless the
prisoners of Shandong
Please join me in praying for
prisoners in one part of China each day of the month |
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