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I try to be grateful for the abundance of the blessings that I have, for the journey that I'm on and to relish each day as a gift.

 

James McGreevey

Blessing of apricot within the frameworks of Golden Apricot 7th Film Festival © PanARMENIAN Photo/ Vahan Stepanyan

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A very blurry capture this. I was taken by surprise by this holy man who suddenly emerged from the temple entrance I was photographing. I couldn't re-take this shot as he rushed towards me and asked me for my shawl (or money) in return for his blessing. (!!??)

 

I somehow convinced him that asking for payment for a blessing was not really very fair...and seemed a little manipulative. Understandably, after this discussion he was not too keen to re-pose for the image.

(Photo: Jean-Claude Marquis)

June 29, 2019: Delhi -Mass Marriages

A second Blessing of the Hands for nurses took place on May 7 in the late afternoon. The blessing is a traditional part of Nurses Week.

My mother with my father holding my daughter, Rebekah

 

Downtown San Jose, California

  

Native American Church

Blessing of Oil at St. John Chrysostom Church in Atlanta, Georgia

June 26, 202: Samalkha, Haryana -Satsang Programme in the divine presence of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj

Children filled the stage on the final night of RP International '08,

in part to demonstrate the psalm motions they had learned during the

week.

Birds are humble animals but they are so elegant. God made lots of birds to say hello to us.

 

Type in on youtube search human trafficking Delenna. See how God saves His people.

Blessing of the icon of John Cassian

(Photos by Gabriel Vieille)

Happy Independence Day, America (July 4th)

 

This is a composite of a large mural on a wall found in Pilot Point, Texas and another of the American Flag flying proudly above the police station across the street.

A second Blessing of the Hands for nurses took place on May 7 in the late afternoon. The blessing is a traditional part of Nurses Week.

This is what my kids do with their meals everyday. Imagine they "shower" them with rainbows, hearts, suns ( and sometime even dinosaurs ) .

It´s a fun and creative way of blessing we made up!

  

For those who are friends of Jubi's, a photo from her ordination as a priest today.

Fr. John Fink blessing the swords of Sir Knight David Gleinn

I wish I had taken more photos of cute shops like this one while we were in Scotland.

Father John Gerth gives a dog a blessing.

Blessing Okagbare has just added the 200m Commonwealth Title to the 100m she had already won at these Games. Strangely she has also won an Olympic Bronze Medal in Beijing for the long jump.

Routine scene at Tirumala where devotees take blessings from the holy elephant by returning monies.

Today, January 6, was a major religious festival in Greece and other orthodox countries, the feast of Epiphany (Theofania in Greek). It commemorates the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan.

 

After the Divine Liturgy in Church, the priests and congregation proceed to the nearest body of water, in this case Glyfada Beach, and proceed to bless the waters, finishing off by casting a cross into the water which is retrieved by swimmers who brave the cold waters. The one who retrieves the cross is especially blessed. Large numbers of people gather to witness the event, which is usually followed by a leisurely seafood meal in a nearby fish taverna.

Photo taken a year ago

March 09, 2008

Rev. Fr. Joselito Henson

Parish Priest of Santa Ana

Santa Ana Pampanga

Blessed the processional image of

Santa Maria Torribia dela Cabeza

With the BPC President as witness

Mrs Teresita Cunanan

Last Sunday of Ordinary time

Before LENT

Today, January 6, was a major religious festival in Greece and other orthodox countries, the feast of Epiphany (Theofania in Greek). It commemorates the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan.

 

After the Divine Liturgy in Church, the priests and congregation proceed to the nearest body of water, in this case Glyfada Beach, and proceed to bless the waters, finishing off by casting a cross into the water which is retrieved by swimmers who brave the cold waters. The one who retrieves the cross is especially blessed. Large numbers of people gather to witness the event, which is usually followed by a leisurely seafood meal in a nearby fish taverna.

Cootehill, Co. Cavan.

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