Friday, February 11, 2011

Laura Gemserfilm Online

A THREAT THAT IS FAR FROM ... THE SILENCE OF


Letter to leaders of nations
of St. Francis of Assisi (patron saint of Italy)
(Franciscan Sources, 210-213)

All power and consuls, judges and rulers everywhere, and all those who receive this letter, Brother Francis, your servant in the Lord God, small and despised, health and hope peace.
Remember and think that the day of death is approaching. I beseech you then, with respect to what I can not forget the Lord, as you are taken by the cares and worries of the world.
keep his commandments, as all those who forget the Lord and depart from his laws are cursed and will be forgotten by Him
And when the day of death, all those things that are believed to have taken away from them. And how much more will be learned and powerful in this world, the more will suffer the torments of hell.
So I advise you, gentlemen, to put aside all care and concern and devoutly receive the communion of the Holy Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ in his sacred memory.
And you have to give so much honor to the Lord among the people entrusted to you, that every evening an auctioneer or other sign proclamations are made ads that praise the Lord God Almighty and thanks to all the people. And if you do this, know that you have to account to the Lord your God Jesus Christ on Judgement Day.
Those who will carry this letter and keep it, know that they are blessed by the Lord.
The Lord bless you and keep you. Show you his face and have mercy on you. Volga to you your eyes and give you peace. The Lord bless you.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Is A Certificate Of Authority The Same As An Ein?

ORANT


" While the wicked roam the country, it shows the worst of men "had no doubt, the Psalmist - and even outspoken.
are many, these days, to say nothing - not, at least, a microphone or keyboards PC, not in front of cameras or near the printing presses. They prefer to speak to God in the privacy of your own home or in front of a shrine.
For the rest, talking with everyday life - the dignity of work well done, for example, in the uncertainties in the tension through more and more workplaces, and the patience to try to park so as not to cover a walkway or sidewalk that the descent of an elderly or disabled person may use, and the kindness in asking for a coffee or a newspaper, the foresight to use your card for photocopying, which is charged with the money of its own, instead of the service even when they make two copies for personal use; to drop a small offense, do not respond in kind to a little rudeness, observing the rules of the environments in which they are asking the right but without requiring treatment to please, and other little things, insignificant, which all put together make a truly revolutionary newness of life.
"Good manners - San Filippo said Blacks - the principle of holiness are" hard to blame him, though today it is more than just good manners.
The prayerful are many more than you think. Today, in our country, really "have shaken the foundations of the earth" - are perturbed the roots of civil life: the widespread sense of good and right, the estimate of life, recognition of the dignity of others, solidarity and belonging, reciprocity. Have eroded the roots of personal life: the feeling creatures, the acceptance of becoming that transforms us, the ability to share and love, the search for intimacy affection, the deep desire for reconciliation - what moves us is far from 'another, and we are manipulated.
is on a personal level, a "born again", and urgent: to engage those who pray this because we feel called to this - s apéndice that "the prince of this world has already been held, and without appeal.
not going to help? Who said that? all breathe the air, "said Umberto Bellintani: we must be able to do this.