St. Joseph Development Programmes, Kangemi
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Saint Joseph Development Programmes Kick Off the New Term with Renewed
Energy and Celebrations By Edward Musungu Saint Joseph Development
Programmes have...
Academic Mass 2024 – Fr Peter Gallagher’s homily
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"We hand over as completely as we can and accept the loss that there is in
the making of such an offering. We now do our work for God and not for
ourselv...
The Three Holy Hierarchs to Learn About
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viverra egestas nisi in consequat. Fusce sodales augue a accumsan. Cras
sollic...
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Sister Helen Rosenthal died on January 19, 2023. Her funeral will be
Saturday, February 4, 2023. Sister Helen loved doing this blog connecting
with all...
Cuban sandwiches, the right (i.e. only) way.
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Here is the RIGHT way to do this.
Start by slicing pickles. NOT the sweet kind, and (ideally) not the ones
that sit shelf-stably at room temperature. You n...
JCIR Advocacy Priorities
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Robust water sustainability policies and public reporting are essential for
investors to understand how oil and gas companies are managing their water
ri...
Dies irae, dies illa.
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As is my annual custom, for All Souls' Day I am reposting a translation of
the Latin sequence for All Souls that I made a few years ago. Typically
attri...
Holy Week Processions!
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I had the great fortune to be in Granada over the past few days, where
there is a great tradition of processions for Holy Week. They are
beautiful, and sol...
Toxic Apples? Poison Trees.
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Teachers know well “the apple does not fall far from the tree.” The annual
parent-teacher conference attests and affirms its wisdom: teachers can
genera...
Defending Devotion to the Sacred Heart
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Defending Devotion to the Sacred Heart | Timothy T. O'Donnell, S.T.D. |
Introduction to Heart of the Redeemer I have attempted not so much to speak
with au...
Đại Hội Đồng Hành-CLC - Ngày 3
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*Thứ bẩy 26/5/2018*
*Ơn xin*: Xin Chúa cho chúng con cảm nhận sâu xa sự hiện diện của Chúa và
niềm vinh dự được lao tác với Ngài qua ơn gọi CLC.
Một ngày ...
A Statue for the Chapel
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Patrick Loti, the Ugandan sculptor responsible for the Queen of Peace
statue the welcomes visitors to the campus and the crucifix in the chapel,
was visiti...
Adieu
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Like most people, I hate farewells and am not at all good at them. I am
deeply sad but, at the same time, grateful and happy. My years at Loyola
Press have...
Hope for a crucial 2015
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When I reflect upon what to wish all of us for the coming 2015, there are
three future events that come to my mind. They show both how crucial a year
2015 ...
Next steps?
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New resources have been developed since then and a new leadership team is
in place to serve the communication needs of the Jesuits. If you have not
already...
Monk’s Hobbit is permanently moving to Blogger
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Monk’s Hobbit is permanently moving to its new home in Blogger:
www.monkshobbit.blogspot.com. Please update your subscription. Thank you
very much.Filed ...
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Hi Everyone: Hey, this is very long overdue. I have been off blogging for
some time now. We have been in a process of getting a new website up and
running ...
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I thought this worthy of sharing...
*Much Obliged—Gratitude without Entitlement*
*Keynote Address Delivered by William J. Byron, S.J*
*The Alumni/Fa...
Imagine Sisters Movement
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Dear Friends,
Peace of Christ! Happy Feast of Pentecost weekend (the Birthday of the
Catholic Christian Church)!! I am writing to you today to ask for a ...
Death and Life
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Change is coming. Life will not be the same. The culture of life is forming
in the hearts and minds of these beautiful young people. Yesterday we
encounter...
INSTITUTIONAL ADVENT RECOLLECTION 20011
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YEAR OF CITIZENSHIP
“Duyan ka ng Magiting”
December 21, 2011 / 730AM - 12:00NN
Centro Pastoral
I. REFLECTION
Theme: “Duyan ka ng Magiting”
Grace to...
Looking Back, Looking Forward - Regency
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When I was applying for the Jesuits, I was thinking about my back-up plan
if I was denied. If not a Jesuit, I wanted to be a teacher. I probably
would have...
KAIPPATTOOR CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITY (CLC)
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*Becoming an Apostolic Community*
*Our modern lives are busy, filled with many distractions and calls for our
attention. Our family, work, church, neighb...
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::WELCOME KAIPPATTOR CLC
*THIS BLOG WILL BE TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE FROM 15-05-2011 TO
03-06-2011,DUE TO RENOVATION.*
Welcome
KAIPPATTOOR CLC HOME PA...
+Vigil of the Canonization of Ignatius & Xavier
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Tomorrow, the Church and the Society of Jesus celebrate the 389th
anniversary of the canonization of Saints Ignatius Loyola and Francis
Xavier. Ignatius w...
the Bulletin Board
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Summer 2010
Back in the good old days, Jesuits first learned of their new assignments
when notice was posted on the community bulletin board. It was calle...
nunsuch has moved
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Dear friends, I have decided to move this blog to a site that allows me
more control over the features. You can find it at: http://techienun.org
You might ...
"Come and have breakfast."
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At the end of the Gospel According to John, there's a wonderful story about
Jesus preparing breakfast for his disciples in one of the last resurrection
a...
Was A. W. Tozer a Mystic?
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A.W.Tozer Aiden Wilson Tozer (1897 to 1963), was a Preacher with the
Christian Missionary Alliance denomination, an author, and a magazine
editor. Aiden’s ...
Chile Pictures!
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Now that I've done all the virus scouring, etc., I'll be posting some shots
and description of the Chile leg of my trip. I used the juniorate (house of
fi...
Patience and Fr. Bob
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*Patience* is the ability to endure waiting, delay, or provocation without
becoming annoyed or upset, or to persevere calmly when faced with
difficulties.*...
Guiding principles
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· Each day will start and end with a plenary session. · The starting
plenary will develop the Ignatian framework to guide our reflections in the
various w...
Jeepneys
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Q: How many people can fit inside a jeepney?
A: One more.
For the uninitiated, the jeepney would look like an aluminum box on
steroids. In Manila, jeepneys...
Someone Important!
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After getting all of Pope Benedict's luggage loaded into the limo (and he
doesn't travel lightly), the limo driver notices that the Pope is still
standing ...
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