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Sister Karina Conrad, C.D.P. , second from left, with a group of her sisters at the annual assembly of the Sisters of Divine Providence.
Photo courtesy of Sister Karina Conrad, C.D.P.
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Praise everybody, praise nobody.
— Samuel Johnson
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Sister Vilma Franco, S.P. with one of the many children in her ministry in El Salvador, her home country. The violence of the Salvadoran civil war continues to affect both young and old.
Photo by Sister Felma Cerezo, S.P.
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Sister Edia López, R.S.M. (at left) holds an impromptu strategy session with members of the Coordinating Committee for the Defense of the Natural Resources and the Rights of the Ngäbe-Buglé People.
Photo by Tracy L. Barnett, courtesy of Global Sisters Report
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Moriel TV is active in the area of discernment withstanding the popular apostasy in the contemporary church that The Word of God warns would precede the return of Jesus. We remain firmly aligned to the conviction that contemporary events in The Middle East , Europe, and in the church make the...
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Sister Paz Vital, O.S.B. before her community’s Day of the Dead altar.
Photo courtesy of St. Placid Priory
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Opening Celebrate the opening of “Beyond Boundaries: Black Abstraction in the Elliot and Kimberly Perry Art Collection” — a collection shaped by discernment, care, and a profound understanding of Black artistic innovation.
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Franciscan Brother David Buer, O.F.M., writes a hopeful message on a water jug. He travels into the desert from his community in Elfrida, Arizona to leave life-saving jugs of water along migrant pathways. People have been tricked into longer treks than anticipated. Some 8,000 have died since 1998, among the hundreds of thousands crossing.
Photo by Brother Octavio Duran, O.F.M.
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Father Duy Henry Bui Nguyen, S.C.J.
Photo courtesy of Priests of the Sacred Heart (Dehonians)
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LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
The Eucharist is always a mutual gift, breaking bread and sharing cup, a holy communion of God and God’s people. It marks a two-way moment of dignity and respect among the Mexican workers and the American residents as the words of the Last Supper resonate: “I will not abandon you.”
Photo by John Feister.
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Adobe Vice President of Community Scott Belsky: "Have we empowered the masses without discernment? ... Is the crowd a good judge? What matters more, what a million random people think about a piece of architecture, or what, say, twenty really credible architects think of that piece of architecture?"
Receive the Spirit of God and you'll get flagged when exposed to something you don't need in your walk.
Nolan Reynolds addresses the attendees gathered in the chapel. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Pevsner says
"Elegant young figure, upright. Elbow on some books lying on a pillar. More books about. He died young, while on the Grand Tour, and was Chomley's (Turners) only son."
The Turner Mausoleum at St. Cuthbert's Church, Kirkleatham - designed by James Gibbs
Marwood William Turner, born in June 1818 died in Lyon 10th October 1739. By Peter Scheemakers (1691-1770). Turner Mausoleum, St. Cuthbert's Church, Kirkleatham, North Yorkshire - slide scan.
“ This monument was erected by Cholmley Turner, Esqr. , to the memory of his only and dear son, Marwood William Turner,Esq. , whose remains lye here intomb’d , conveyed to Kirkleatham from Lyons in France, where he dyed Oct. 10th, 1739, in the 22nd year of his age, on his travels towards Italy, in pursuit of knowledge and improvement ; to the inexpressible grief of his most affectionate parents — the misfortune of his family, friends, and neighbourhood. Master of good parts, and strict application, "without pride or vanity ; applauded and caressed , yet not susceptive of flattery ; of quick discernment, but not censorious ; had a true manly taste in the finest branches of literature. Poetry and painting were his darling amusements : these imparted a relief to his more serious and important studies ; which endowments were crowned with the most amiable of social virtues : the best of sons, the kindest brother, and the truest friend ; being humane and benevolent, he was an enemy to no man ; being prudent and discreet, wo man ever appeard an enemy to him. Highly esteemed and justly belov'd by the whole circle of his acquaintance, affable and courteous without dissimulation, he lov'd to propagate friend ships and extinguish heats. Being truly pious, not superstitious, he never seemed afraid of death . Sensible of the emptiness of mortal satisfactions, never fond of the pageantry of life. So many blooming virtues immaturely plucked must be a private and a public loss ; but as these virtues cannot dye, nor be disunited from his immortal better half, the happiness to himself,” & c ."
Knowledge is power only if you know which facts to ignore.
— Robert Lynd
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LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
The bishop gathers with Youth and Young Adult Diocesan staff shortly before mass. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Brother Joseph Anoop, F.S.P.
Photo courtesy of the Brothers of St. Patrick
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Father Corey Brost, C.S.V. (left) with a student pilgrim near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Photo courtesy of Viatorian Fathers and Brothers.
Read article at visionvocationguide/docs/2021_vision/72.
Bishop Barres raises the host while praying the Eucharistic Prayer. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
It is essential that priests dedicate themselves to service. Here, Father Miguel Briseño, O.F.M.Conv. serves his flock by presiding over a confirmation.
Photo by Alfonso Baeza, courtesy of the Conventual Franciscan Friars
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🙏❤️♾️ Starting the Day by Praising ABBA FATHER, for a Life of ONENESS in HIM... A Life of Gratitude and Joy Filled Thanksgiving
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❤️⚡️👑 Morning Gratitude
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🙏❤️👑 Morning Magic
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🙏👑♥️ "Mi Reina ~ gracias por todo ~ Tú conoces mi corazón ~ Yo conozco tu corazón ~ ABBA conoce el futuro ~ Confía en el proceso ~ La misión de la vida está justo delante de nosotros ~ ♾️⚕️❤️
🙏♥️⚖️👑 Powerful Morning Prayer for Favor
ABBA Father, Esther found herself in a position she could never have completely orchestrated by herself; I ask You to orchestrate my steps according to Your wisdom. Put me where I need to be at the right time; let me meet the right people at the right time; let me hear the right counsel at the right time; let me recognize the right opportunity at the right time; save me from being early because of impatience; save me from being late because of fear; teach me to move with Your timing.
ABBA, give me courage when my moment comes. Esther eventually had to move beyond comfort and step into responsibility: she had to speak when remaining silent would have been easier.
Father, when You give me an opportunity, do not let fear make me shrink back: give me courage to speak with wisdom, give me courage to show up prepared, give me courage to use my gifts, give me courage to accept responsibilities that stretch me, give me courage to walk through doors You have clearly opened, give me courage to believe that if You have brought me to an assignment, Your grace will help me carry it.
Father, I surrender the fear of rejection. Not everyone will understand me, approve of me, support me, or recognize what You have placed within me, and I accept that. My identity cannot depend upon people's opinions.
Root me so deeply in Your love that praise does not inflate me and criticism does not destroy me. Let my security come from belonging to You.
When people say "yes," keep me humble; when people say "no," keep me peaceful; when doors open, keep me grateful; when doors close, keep me trusting; when I am celebrated, keep me grounded; when I am overlooked, keep me faithful.
Father, let favor meet preparation in my life; let opportunity meet wisdom; let influence meet character; let increase meet humility; let resources meet generosity; let leadership meet compassion; let every blessing You place in my hands find a heart prepared to use it well.
ABBA, I thank You in advance for the places You are preparing me for; I thank You for opportunities I cannot yet see; I thank You for lessons I am learning now that will make sense later; I thank You for every closed door protecting my future; I thank You for every delay developing my character; I thank You for every season that has taught me endurance.
I thank You because I am not forgotten; I thank You because I am not invisible to heaven; I thank You because my life has purpose; I thank You because my future is in Your hands; I thank You because what You have begun in me You are faithful to complete.
Father, continue working within me before You work around me; continue preparing my heart before You enlarge my territory; continue teaching me how to carry blessing without losing humility; continue giving me wisdom to recognize what comes from You and what merely looks attractive.
ABBA, as You did in Esther's story, arrange circumstances beyond my ability: let Your providence speak where my effort ends; let Your wisdom guide what I cannot control; let Your favor accomplish what striving cannot accomplish.
I will do my part faithfully, but I refuse to live anxiously as though everything depends upon me: You are God, I am Your child; I will prepare and I will trust; I will work and I will pray; I will move when You lead and I will wait when You say "wait."
Father, I place my name before You again; I place my future before You; I place every dream, every plan, every opportunity, every relationship, every gift, and every unanswered prayer before You.
Recommend me according to Your purpose, position me according to Your wisdom, prepare me according to Your standards, promote me according to Your timing, and wherever You take me, Father, let me never forget that the greatest privilege of my life is not being known by people—it is being known, loved, and called by You.
So I remain here before You, ABBA —still believing, still surrendering, still thanking You, still asking You to prepare me for everything You have ordained for my life.
Continue working on my heart, continue increasing my wisdom, continue strengthening my character, continue ordering my steps, continue placing Your favor upon the work of my hands, and continue preparing me for every place where Your purpose will require me to stand.
Father, as I bring this prayer to a close, I place everything I have prayed completely into Your hands. I refuse to leave Your presence anxious about when, where, or how You will answer me.
I trust You, I trust Your wisdom, I trust Your timing, I trust Your direction, and above everything else, I trust Your heart toward me.
ABBA, just as You positioned Esther for a purpose greater than she could initially see, position me where my life can fulfill Your purpose.
Let Your favor rest upon me, let Your wisdom guide me, let Your presence distinguish me, let my character prepare me for every opportunity You place before me.
Father, when my name needs to be remembered, bring me to remembrance; when my gifts need to be recognized, let them speak; when the right opportunity appears, give me discernment to recognize it and courage to embrace it.
Connect me with people of wisdom and integrity who align with the purpose You have for my life. But ABBA, never allow my desire for greatness to become greater than my desire for You
Para Siempre porque Ubuntu
❤️ You . . .
Bishop Barres and concelebrants praying the Eucharistic Prayer. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Attendees doing an excercise in the chapel about God's faithfulness. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Sister Limétèze Pierre-Gilles, S.S.N.D. with Sister Sharon Kanis, S.S.N.D. Behind them is an image of their community’s foundress, whose portrait triggered a conversation that eventually led Pierre-Gilles into religious life.
Photo courtesy of courtesy of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Atlantic-Midwest Province
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The bishop gathers with liturgical ministers in prayer shortly before mass. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Concelebrating clergy. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
The bishop gathers with liturgical ministers in prayer shortly before mass. LI Catholic Youth Day was held at St Anthony’s High School in So. Huntington on Saturday March 30th, 2019. Bishop John Barres celebrated holy mass with priests of the diocese, seminarians, religious and the young church of Long Island in the Franciscan Chapel on campus. The young attendees heard about discernment and prayer, and experiencing God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.