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Gathering for some photos after the Mass Vocations Sunday 2017 which was broadcast on RTÉ One Television on Sunday 7 May.
PIC: John McElroy
A Visit was organized by Vocational Training Committee at Paranjpe Anathalaya at Khare Town, Dharampeth, on Sunday the 30th oct. 2011.
The visit was to inspect the merchandise made by the inmates resulting out of various training workshops organized by the committee to appreciate & motivate them for their work.
;-) mto maneiro! pra quem curte os brinquedos LEGOs
Essa e' a loja LEGO na Downtown Disney, todos esses modelos sao montados pecinha por pecinha LEGO!! Legal neh!!?? Saca o tamanho deles! :-) (espera so pra ver a Girafa!!)
Apr. 14, 2012; Office of Vocations, Congregation of Holy Cross..Photo by Matt Cashore/University of Notre Dame
Available at Sainsburys for £3.50 for 440ml , this stout is a 6.8% beauty. I was fearing it might be sweet but it was quite bitter with a chocolate finish. Marvellous. I pushed the boat out this week at Tesco and splurged £4 on a 330ml bottle of Vocation Mint Chocolate Stout at 12.2% barrel aged in bourbon casks for nine months. Hoping to hold on to it until Christmas but I may crack well before then.
June 1, Memorial of St. Hannibal Mary Di Francia
Saint Hannibal Mary di Francia, or known as Padre Annibale
Patron of Vocations, Apostle of prayer for Vocations and the
Founder of the Rogationist of the Heart of Jesus and Daughters of the Divine zeal.
Saint Hanninbal Mary Di Francia, (July 5, 1851) the son of Marquis Francis Di Francia and Anna Tuscano born in the little town of Messina, Italy. In 1887, he founded the Congregation of the Rogationist of the Heart of Jesus and the Daughters of the Divine Zeal,
He entirely offered himself for holy vocations and the Poor and the abandoned
and he was known as the "Father of the Poor and the Abandoned. He build many orphanages (St. Anthony's Boys Village)
In June 1, 1927 the “Father founder” saintly dies in Messina. He was canonized by the late Holy Father Pope John Paul II in May 16, 2004, when a miraculous healing attributed to the father founder to a Filipina child named Charisse Nicole Diaz