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Tom and I outside, mid-brainstorming session circa 2:30am. Vocation is not something to be taken lightly.
Natural de Pedrera, Sevilla. Desde muy joven trabajó en el campo y la construcción, hasta que descubrió su vocación, Bombero. tras múltiples oposiciones trabajó en el consorcio de Cádiz y en 2009 entra en el CPBMALAGA.
Licenciado en Psicología, es una persona tranquila, responsable y respetuosa. Futbolero desde pequeño aunque le pega a todos los palos.
Bombero del CPBMALAGA en el parque de bomberos de CAMPILLOS.
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Natural of Pedrera, Seville. From a young age he worked in the field and construction, until he discovered his vocation, Firefighter. After multiple competitions, he worked in the Cádiz consortium and in 2009 he joined the CPBMALAGA. Graduated in Psychology, he is a calm, responsible and respectful person. Soccer player since he was a child, although he hits all clubs.
CPBMALAGA firefighter in the CAMPILLOS fire station.
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Tourists always visited that picturesque church surrounded by snow. From time to time, the priest would come out of the sacristy, clear his voice and, from the altar, start saying mass. Out of respect, and because the rector's words sounded powerful and solemn like an organ, everyone would stand in the pews and listen to him carefully. There was never, among the people, any indigenous person.
The priest was aware that the time of retirement was approaching. That's why, after the ceremony, he would talk to the tourists, sometimes with the excuse of recommending a park, a museum or a square. As he did so, he remembered the day he had arrived in that foreign country, the visit in the church, the conversation with the previous rector.
Vocaciones
Los turistas siempre visitaban aquella iglesia pintoresca rodeada de nieve. De vez en cuando, el cura salía de la sacristía, se aclaraba la voz y, desde el altar, empezaba a decir misa. Por respeto, y porque las palabras del rector sonaban potentes y solemnes como un órgano, todos se situaban en los bancos y lo escuchaban con atención. Nunca había, entre la gente, ninguna persona autóctona.
El cura era consciente que el momento de la jubilación se acercaba. Por eso, al acabar la ceremonia, hablaba con los turistas, a veces con la excusa de recomendar un parque, un museo, alguna plaza. Mientras lo hacía, recordaba el día en qué había llegado a aquel país extranjero, la visita en la iglesia, la conversación con el anterior rector.
Vocacions
Els turistes sempre visitaven aquella església pintoresca envoltada de neu. De tant en tant, el capellà eixia de la sagristia, s'aclaria la veu i, des de l'altar, començava a dir missa. Per respecte, i perquè les paraules del rector sonaven potents i solemnes com un orgue, tots se situaven als bancs i l'escoltaven amb atenció. Mai no hi havia, entre la gent, cap persona autòctona.
El capellà era conscient que el moment de la jubilació s'apropava. Per això, en acabar la cerimònia, parlava amb els turistes, de vegades amb l'excusa de recomanar un parc, un museu, alguna plaça. Mentre ho feia, recordava el dia en què havia arribat a aquell país estranger, la visita a l'església, la conversa amb l'anterior rector.
This one of the many surprises you get in the Chapada... this image has no treatment (ok, ok... some levels...) the water is so blue because of the magnesiums.
* white chiffon blouse from Ratchada night market
* floral chiffon scarf from Chatuchak market (for 4 years ogo)
* short denim from thrift market
* green stripes bag '5cm'
"“Lord Jesus Christ, Good Shepherd of our souls, you who know your sheep and know how to reach the human heart: Stir the hearts of those young people who would follow you but who cannot overcome doubts and fears. You who are the Word of the Father, the Word which enlightens and sustains hearts, conquer with your Spirit the resistance and delays of indecisive hearts. Arouse in those whom you call the courage of Love’s answer: “Here I am, send me”."
– Prayer for Vocations inspired by the writings of Pope Blessed John Paul II.
Today, the 4th Sunday of Easter, is Vocations Sunday. My sermon for today can be read here.
This prayer was used in the prayer card produced by the National Vocations Office of England & Wales
Praise God! I am glad informing you that May 16, 2009, a concerned Foundation paid my whole year tuition and board & lodging in seminary. Then yesterday (May 18, 2009), I was officially enrolled. June 12 after lunch will be the arrival of all new and old seminarians in Blessed John XXIII seminary. Please include me in your supplication that I may faithful throughout my journey until I reach the summit of my vocation.
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Reflections 3rd year project, 2007
I am using a mind mapping technique to gather my thoughts and make connnections about my own vocation to write my paper.
Khaju Bridge is arguably the finest bridge in the province of Isfahan, Iran. It was built by the Persian Safavid king, Shah Abbas II around 1650 C.E., on the foundations of an older bridge. From Wikipedia.
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