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It is an incredible challenge navigating the world of finances and services as our loved ones age. Deb Allen is one of the very best in the business in helping families manage through the challenges to understand how to provide the very best services for our aging parents, grandparents, other family, friends and loved ones. A registered nurse case manager, Deb is the admissions director of Mount Carmel Care Center, and has more than two decades working in all levels of care, including elder law. We encourage you to join the conversation during the live show to ask questions and share your own stories.Mount Carmel Care Center, Inc. is a member of the Carmelite System, exclusively comprised of nursing and rehabilitation, independent living and assisted living facilities that span the Northeast and the Midwest, as well as a facility in Dublin, Ireland.The Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm is a Congregation founded in New York City by Mother Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory and six companions on September 3, 1929. Mother Angeline recognized a great and growing need to provide care and comfort for the aging and infirm population in the United States. Acting in faith and with the assistance of Patrick Cardinal Hayes of New York, Mother Angeline made her vision a reality by establishing a new Congregation dedicated exclusively to the care and services of the elderly in the American tradition. In 1999, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm formed a non-profit corporation known as The Carmelite System, Inc. in order to perpetuate the healing ministry of Christ in long-term health care. The Congregation also sponsors the Avila Institute of Gerontology, which provides ongoing education and study in the field of aging services.Links: Mount Carmel Care CenterCara Krol, Balance & Bliss Wellness#medicare #longtermcare #shorttermrehab #understandingmedicare #seniorcare #financingseniorcare
The Disabled Directors Cut - The Strange Mole Show S04 E07 27th March 2025 This episode brings you the long awaited "Disabled Directors Cut" and we follow the machinations of Professor Pavlov, Igor and the deranged Professor Schrodinger as they try to deal with the Labour Governments attack on the Disabled, Infirm and In need. Rachel Reeves has decided, rather than help those who need the most help by taxing the rich and giving corporations massive tax breaks... She thought F**k it, Let's Target the lazy buggers sitting around all day without their legs, mental conditions, terminal illness and feed them to the capitalist scrap heap. We the Strange Mole Show and the People say NO MORE! TAX THE MF RICH NOW PROTEST By Leaving the Labour Party, Cancel your membership NOW and Join the Green Party. The ONLY Party that takes No Money or Gifts from Lobbyists, big fuel or pharma. They do want us back in the EU, they also want to SAVE THE PLANET. We can help them do it, for Our Sake. Thanks for listening, enjoy our best show yet xx ---------- The Strange Mole Show is written by The Holy Mole and performed alongside Chris Doc Strange and Chrissy Grech. Additional musical material is provided by Augusta Lees Like Our Show? Please Buy us a Coffee (Ko-Fi) https://ko-fi.com/strangemoleshow Oh and if you would like to Advertise with us for a Great Package of extras, get in touch with us on Threads Enjoy the show, it's all we have. Please tell your friends about us. www.StrangeMole.co.uk @StrangeMoleShow Written by Holy Mole (The Dude) Performed by Chrissie Grech Holy Mole Chris Doc Strange
Santé environnementale : les outils de Fabienne Béjoint, infirmère
Law and Legitimacy (@LawPodDaily) with Norm Pattis and Michael Boyer is LIVE every weekday at 8:00am eastern. . The state of nature doesn't have to be nasty, poor, solitary, brutish and short. Really. . We—ordinary men and women—are populist by instinct, respect tradition, and are curious about how law shapes our lives and expectations. . In a world wrought with divisions and hatred, Law and Legitimacy has situated itself in a watchtower, keeping an ever-vigilant eye on the horizon. . Join us daily for the sight-lines of the day's most controversial events and trends. Norm Pattis and Michael Boyer offer an honest look at issues that matter to those who care about a good society, the rule of law, and the welfare of ordinary men and women. . Go to LAWPODDAILY.COM and SUBSCRIBE to the LAL Newsletter. . Find LAL: https://linktr.ee/PattisPodcast
Law and Legitimacy (@LawPodDaily) with Norm Pattis and Michael Boyer is LIVE every weekday at 8:00am eastern. . The state of nature doesn't have to be nasty, poor, solitary, brutish and short. Really. . We—ordinary men and women—are populist by instinct, respect tradition, and are curious about how law shapes our lives and expectations. . In a world wrought with divisions and hatred, Law and Legitimacy has situated itself in a watchtower, keeping an ever-vigilant eye on the horizon. . Join us daily for the sight-lines of the day's most controversial events and trends. Norm Pattis and Michael Boyer offer an honest look at issues that matter to those who care about a good society, the rule of law, and the welfare of ordinary men and women. . Go to LAWPODDAILY.COM and SUBSCRIBE to the LAL Newsletter. . Find LAL: https://linktr.ee/PattisPodcast
Matthew Arnold, expert on Our Lady of Good Success which occurred in Quito, Ecuador, shares the history of this Marian apparition. + Sister Mark Randall from the Carmelite Sisters of the Aged and Infirm talks about the amazing life Venerable Mother Mary Angeline Theresa McCrory and gives an update on her cause for canonization.
Matthew Arnold, expert on Our Lady of Good Success which occured in Quito, Ecuador, shares the history of this Marian apparition. + Sister Mark Randall from the Carmelite Sisters of the Aged and Infirm talks about the amazing life Venerable Mother Mary Angeline Theresa McCrory and gives an update on her cause for canonization.
As we read the Psalms, there are essentially three -3- approaches that we ought to consider in seeking to gain the most from the text. -1- We should read the Psalm in its historical Old Testament context -i.e., the author's perspective-. The Psalms can be an intensely personal book- so, it is important that we understand the original context before we then -2- read it from a personal perspective, as God speaking to us to apply its words. But it doesn't end there. When reading the Old Testament, it is also important that we do so in light of Jesus's words in Luke 24-44-47 We can read the written words of the Old Testament keeping an eye out for shadows of Christ, his death, and resurrection. Sometimes this will be obvious, as in the case of Psalm 41-9, which Jesus quotes at the Last Supper as having been fulfilled by Judas. A good study of any psalm will utilize all three of these perspectives.
As we read the Psalms, there are essentially three (3) approaches that we ought to consider in seeking to gain the most from the text. (1) We should read the Psalm in its historical Old Testament context (i.e., the author's perspective). The Psalms can be an intensely personal book; so, it is important that we understand the original context before we then (2) read it from a personal perspective, as God speaking to us to apply its words. But it doesn't end there. When reading the Old Testament, it is also important that we do so in light of Jesus's words in Luke 24:44-47 We can read the written words of the Old Testament keeping an eye out for shadows of Christ, his death, and resurrection. Sometimes this will be obvious, as in the case of Psalm 41:9, which Jesus quotes at the Last Supper as having been fulfilled by Judas. A good study of any psalm will utilize all three of these perspectives.
SO there was a lot going on this week, and as usual I have thoughts. Geriatrics are in the news again, COVID blow back is hitting home, and some thoughts on "Body positivity". Also the three year episode is right around the corner, Still time to call in and leave the show a message. Also still looking for people to join the new panel show concept. Reach out to me Cop you some fresh merch horribledesigns.com code IHADTOSAYIT for 15% off your order Call the Voicemail Line 815-661-6464. Talk to me. Go to the website ihadtosayitpodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ihadtosayit/message
Caroline continues the Revive series looking at the healing miracles of Jesus, in this episode we look at the restoration and importance of the infirm woman from Mark 5.
Series: N/AService: Wed Bible StudyType: SermonSpeaker: E.R. Hall, Jr.
In this week's episode we'll discuss the benefits of allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in older and medically infirm patients with AML, learn more about the efficacy and safety of cilta-cel in patients with progressive multiple myeloma after exposure to other BCMA-targeting agents, and review the role of anti-CD20 therapy in relapsed immune-mediated thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.
ABSTAIN is straight edge band coming out of San Diego and they just released an EP over the summer on War Records, and are actively playing shows. Brady the front man of Abstain joined the show for a live radio on KZAA LP 96.5 FM on Thursday 12/15/2022. We talked San Diego, the radio, Infirm of Purpose EP, Abstain origin, lyrical inspiration, the straight edge, the mosh and much more. The end of this episode features a 20 minute playlist made the band.
Life Lessons From The Infirm Woman
Sherri's Playhouse presents; The Light That Shines in the Darkness! The Light That Shines in the Darkness is the second episode of the award-winning Beyond These Gates series. It's the summer of 1917 and Dr. Stella Nikas-Lambros takes her patient, Tessa Mitsos, out of St Gregori's Home for the Infirm as a birthday treat. It's a day of surprises and the fateful day will end with a devastating event that will change their lives forever. Tessa is aware of what is at stake and she has to keep Stella safe or else she will lose the woman that she loves. Audio engineering by XV Podcasters Support the radio playhouse; https://www.patreon.com/rithebard
Episode 84. There is No Substitute for Hard Work A diatribe or rambling on the importance of being embedded in the work involved with your band or other hardcore projects. Opening Track of the Episode Abstain "Lethal Dose" off of the Infirm of Purpose 12" EP out on War Records. Preorder at www.war-rec.com
Hillary and Tina cover AIDS activist Larry Kramer and anti-gay activist George Rekers. Hillary's Story Larry Kramer started his career as a writer. BUT when the government failed to act, he sounded the alarm on the AIDS crisis. Tina's Story George Rekers made a name for himself through his controversial theories and studies on homosexuality. BUT when he returns from vacation in 2010 with a young man in tow, he's got some explaining to do. Hillary's Story ACT UP "Larry--The WORD" (https://actupny.com/post-your-remembrances-of-larry-kramer/)--by Timothy Lunceford-Stevens Biography Larry Kramer Captured His Seemingly Hopeless Fight for HIV/AIDS Victims in 'The Normal Heart' (https://www.biography.com/news/larry-kramer-the-normal-heart)--by Rachel Chang Britannica Larry Kramer (https://www.britannica.com/biography/Larry-Kramer) Brooklyn Museum In Conversation: Larry Kramer and Jonathan Katz (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avITb-TZWOQ)--via YouTube History AIDS activists unfurl a giant condom over Senator Jesse Helms' home (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/aids-activists-unfurl-giant-condom-senator-jesse-helms-home-act-up) Los Angeles Times Letters to the Editor: Larry Kramer, the gay community's ‘Old Testament figure wrapped in righteous fury' (https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-06-02/larry-kramer-the-gay-communitys-old-testament-prophet)--by Steve Martin Making Gay History Larry Kramer (https://makinggayhistory.com/podcast/larry-kramer/) The New Yorker The Benevolent Rage of Larry Kramer--by Michael Specter (https://www.newyorker.com/culture/postscript/the-benevolent-rage-of-larry-kramer) The New York Times Larry Kramer, Playwright and Outspoken AIDS Activist, Dies at 84 (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/27/us/larry-kramer-dead.html)--by Daniel Lewis NPR Larry Kramer, Pioneering AIDS Activist And Writer, Dies At 84 (https://www.npr.org/2020/05/27/512714500/larry-kramer-pioneering-aids-activist-and-writer-dies-at-84) Vanity Fair In One of His Final Interviews Larry Kramer, 84 and Infirm, Still Roared (https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2020/05/in-one-of-his-final-interviews-larry-kramer-still-roared)--by Michael Shnayerson Wikimedia Larry Kramer (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Kramer) Photos Larry Kramer (https://makinggayhistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/KRAMER-1-1989-Ph-Robert-Giard-NYPL.jpg)--by Robert Giard, via Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints, and Photographs at NYPL Larry Kramer at podium (https://ca-times.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/7743f1a/2147483647/strip/true/crop/2048x1270+0+0/resize/840x521!/format/webp/quality/90/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F32%2F04%2F135df13ef3b9e68582093eca5bdc%2Fla-ca-cm-larry-kramer-20150628-002)--by Ellen Shub/HBO via Los Angeles Times Condom on Jesse Helms Home (https://scontent-mia3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.18172-8/14231223_894749393990379_557753539184204595_o.jpg?_nc_cat=102&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=9267fe&_nc_ohc=fdqSHeAMDAsAX-L8DQq&_nc_ht=scontent-mia3-2.xx&oh=00_AT_gCrElBXPrfENXFBbwbycWCJWux-m4lq3YVhEVyK54vA&oe=62D32155)--via LGBT_History Facebook Page Tina's Story ACLU HOWARD V. ARKANSAS - GEORGE REKERS FACT SHEET (https://www.aclu.org/other/howard-v-arkansas-george-rekers-fact-sheet) The Advocate Escort Revealed in Rekers Scandal (https://www.advocate.com/news/daily-news/2010/05/05/escort-rekers-scandal-revealed) BuzzFeed News George Alan Rekers' Rent-Boy Scandal (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/expresident/george-alan-rekers-rent-boy-scandal)--by Jack Shepherd CNN Reporters find tragic story amid embarrassing scandal (http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/06/08/rekers.sissy.boy.experiment/index.html)--By Penn Bullock and Brandon K. Thorp Therapy to change 'feminine' boy created a troubled man, family says (http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/06/07/sissy.boy.experiment/)--by Scott Bronstein and Jessi Joseph Constantine Report Second "Rent Boy" Emerges in Prof. George Rekers (Family Research Council) Gay Sex Scandal (https://constantinereport.com/second-rent-boy-emerges-in-prof-george-rekers-family-research-council-gay-sex-scandal/) Daily News Anti-gay activist, Christian minister George Rekers caught in gay escort scandal resigns from NARTH (https://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/anti-gay-activist-christian-minister-george-rekers-caught-gay-escort-scandal-resigns-narth-article-1.449343)--By Michael Sheridan Dangerous Minds DR. GEORGE REKERS: AMERICAN MENGELE? (https://dangerousminds.net/comments/dr._george_rekers_american_mengele) Equality Florida Bill McCollum Still Paying for George Rekers (https://www.eqfl.org/how-rent-boy-scandal-brought-down-far-right-favorite) Falls Church News Press George Rekers Delusional Downfall Is A Familiar Tale (https://www.fcnp.com/2010/05/06/george-rekers-delusional-downfall-is-a-familiar-tale/)--by Wayne Besen GLADD "Ex-gay" group NARTH rebrands with dangerous mission (https://www.glaad.org/blog/ex-gay-group-narth-rebrands-dangerous-mission)--by By Joeli Katz Go Pride Chicago George Rekers steps down from ex-gay board (https://chicago.gopride.com/news/article.cfm/articleid/10574644) Miami New Times Christian right leader George Rekers takes vacation with "rent boy" (https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/christian-right-leader-george-rekers-takes-vacation-with-rent-boy-6377933)--by PENN BULLOCK AND BRANDON K. THORP The New York Times Scandal Stirs Legal Questions in Anti-Gay Cases (https://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/19/us/19rekers.html)--by John Schwartz Newsweek Left Wing: When Gay Bashers Are Gay, Why Do People Just Mock and Turn Away? (https://www.newsweek.com/left-wing-when-gay-bashers-are-gay-why-do-people-just-mock-and-turn-away-214204)--BY EVE CONANT PFLAG Ex-Gay Leader's Male Escort: Actually, We Did Have Sex (https://pflag.com/focus-on-family-leader-scandal/)--by Rachel Slajda Queerty The Gay Rentboy Scandal That Should Sink Bigot Baptist Minister George Alan Rekers (https://www.queerty.com/the-gay-rentboy-scandal-that-should-sink-bigot-baptist-minister-george-alan-rekers-20100504) Sacramento Post (Gay Escort Scandal) George Rekers (a gay Tiger Woods?) Second Man has come forward (https://sacratomatovillepost.com/2010/05/11/gay-escort-scandal-george-rekers-a-gay-tiger-woods-second-man-has-come-forward/) Sun Sentinel Male escort says he gave 'sexual' massages to anti-gay leader (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-2010-05-08-mi-rentboy-escort-i-gave-sexual-massa20100508-story.html)--By Steve Rothaus and The Miami Herald Think Progress How The Rekers ‘Rent Boy' Scandal Could Undermine Prop. 8 Supporters' Court Battle (https://archive.thinkprogress.org/how-the-rekers-rent-boy-scandal-could-undermine-prop-8-supporters-court-battle-3099987a55db/)--by AMANDA TERKEL Towleroad Florida AG Bill McCollum Paid George ‘Rentboy' Rekers $87,000 to Be Star Witness for State's Gay Adoption Ban (https://www.towleroad.com/2010/05/florida-ag-bill-mccollum-paid-george-rentboy-rekers-87000-to-be-star-witness-for-states-adoption-ban/)--by Andy Towle The Week Rekers rentboy scandal: The fallout continues (https://theweek.com/articles/494639/rekers-rentboy-scandal-fallout-continues) Wikipedia George Rekers (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Rekers) Howard v. Arkansas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_v._Arkansas#:~:text=Howard%2C%20367%20Ark.,housemates%20from%20being%20foster%20parents.) Photos George Rekers (https://www.advocate.com/sites/default/files/2012/04/25/roman_rekersx390.jpg)--screenshot via The Advocate Jo-Vanni Roman (https://www.advocate.com/sites/default/files/2012/04/25/roman_rekersx390.jpg)--screenshot via The Advocate Rekers caught at airport (http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2011/images/06/08/t1larg.rekers.thorp.jpg)--via CNN
Grandpa Bills Grunts & Groans Today Silver Streakers, and all kids from 1 to 92 are welcome Grandpa Bill today asks Are You Disabled or Infirm ? How do you Shake Your Money Maker? leave respones at this platform anchor radio podcast; https://anchor.fm/bhsales Movement-There are seven basic movements the human body can perform and all other exercises are merely variations of these seven: Pull, Push, Squat, Lunge, Hinge, Rotation and Gait. When performing all of these movements, you will be able to stimulate all of the major muscle groups in your body. We go very individualized and modified We talk about health wealth nutrition Food for The Mind Body & Soul --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bhsales/message
THE THESIS: A Canadian TV presenter and documentarian says there is nowhere to run any longer in this world. He speaks of the global governance we have been told by the super smart people is a rabid conspiracy theory. But, the fact is, there never was a place to run on earth. Without God, we can only delay death, not extend true life. With the globalization of tyranny in the Great Reset, which began in marco of 2020, I feel l ike God has begun the work of making global the divide between people who want human kings and people who recognize the one, true King, Jesus. THE SCRIPTURE: What does it mean to be in this world but not of it? THE NEWS: [AUDIO] - The dictator of Canada decides what is and is not acceptable in what people think [AUDIO] - Howard Stern, against censorship … BUT … Nova Scotia outlaws support on highway for 'freedom' truckers days after massive protest; Corporations that disobey the directive face fines of up to $100,000 The Canadian province of Nova Scotia made it illegal for people to gather along a highway ahead of the "Freedom Convoy" of truckers that made their way across the country in protest of vaccine mandates. The local government issued "a directive under the Emergency Management Act prohibiting protesters from blockading Highway 104 near the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border." The directive specifically states supporters of the Freedom Convoy and another protest, the Atlantic Hold the Line event, can't gather along Highway 104, on the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border. The directive states that "allowing people to gather in those areas would put themselves and others at risk." Those who disobey face fines between $3,000 to $10,000, while corporations face fines between $20,000 and $100,000. The order remains active under the province's state of emergency, which has been extended every two weeks and currently runs until Feb. 6, CBC News reported. The Freedom Convoy left from Vancouver for Ottawa last Sunday to protest the federal government's vaccine mandates for cross-border truckers, which took effect on Jan. 15. The Canadian Trucking Alliance estimates that roughly 15% of truckers in the country are not fully vaccinated, or about 16,000 truck drivers. [AUDIO] - The BBC says the Russians are back! [AUDIO] - Biden used to drive an 18 wheeler THE MONOLOGUE: [AUDIO] - Fauci Worship [AUDIO] - We Are All Canadian Truckers Now; Except the elites, who are blaming the Freedom Convoy on the Russians. Because of course. Leslie Eastman: “I have been following the convoy's progress since early last week. Perhaps the best analysis comes from Neil Oliver, a Scottish television presenter, author, and presenter of several documentary series on archeology and history.” THE LISTENERS: I have been fairly quiet since the resurrection of my Lord Jesus, but I feel it is time to share my story with you. The apostles have given so many details in their Accounts of what transpired and they are true to form and fact. All I can add is my personal story. I met rabbi Yashua During the worst days of my life. I had been shunned in my village of Magdala by family and friends Because I had become oppressed by darkness. I did not know that I was possessed by demons…. not just one but many. I met Jesus as he was ministering in the Galilee, He immediately recognized my pain and knew that I needed deliverance. The apostles were there and watched as he delivered me from seven Devils. It was frightening and painful and I'm sure it was difficult for them to watch as well. All I could do was focus on the love I saw in the eyes of the man that was ministering to me. He was gentle and kind but fierce and strong as he drove seven demons away. Immediately, the darkness in my mind lifted. I was able to see and think clearly and I knew that was that I had been delivered from all that evil. I fell at his feet and worshiped him. From that day on I was one of the many that traveled with him, serving him, worshiping him, and Learning everything that he was teaching us. Every day was a new experience and a new lesson. He spoke of love, grace and forgiveness. They were such light in his presence. I could not bear to be away from him. The crowd around him continue to grow, but there were a small band of us who were close to him and to each other, the apostles especially Peter James and John, his mother Mary, sometimes the other Mary and Martha her sister, and the rest of the entourage Who sat under his teaching. With the other women, we cooked and washed, we tried to make life easier for our rabbi, our teacher. He gave so much of himself, and was so full of love for each and every person around him, no matter who they were or where they came from or their social status. We could not Outgive him, We could not repay him for all he had done In each of our lives. We talked among ourselves, expressing the fact that we were new creatures, we were different than we had been. I, certainly ,was so transformed, my family and friends did not even recognize me. Jesus was never afraid when the rulers and religious leaders began to turn against him. He told us things that we did not understand at the time, but we came to realize he was warning us of his death. And as you have read, the apostles spelled out very clearly how awful that night was. He went off with them to the garden to pray. I remained back with the other women, But heard the commotion when they came and arrested him. We followed behind and stayed in the dark recesses of the buildings and watched as the night progressed. I saw him beaten And Mocked and ridiculed. The Romans are so cruel. I wanted to stop them I wanted to say something, but knew that I would be taking my own life in my hands in doing so. We stayed in the darkness and cried together. We walked along side in the crowd along Via Dolorosa as he staggered to Golgotha, Crowds had gathered so we didn't have to hide at that point. But we were frightened and we were grieving. I stood with Mary and was John as we clung together at the foot of the cross and watched our beloved Jesus suffer and die. This was the worst day of my life. But he continued to show love and mercy and forgiveness as he hung there. It was unbelievable, but when he could open his eyes and look at us we saw pure love radiating out from him. He spoke to Mary, his mother and to John who was his favorite. He looked at me, and no words were necessary. I felt his love. After he died it was important that we retrieved the body and start the process of embalming. It was almost sunset and it was Sabbath. Joseph offered his tomb and it was close by. The Roman guard allowed us to remove the body and we carried him to the tomb and began to start the process of burial. We had to leave by sunset, and the Romans rolled the heavy large stone in front of the door of the cave that was the tomb of my Lord. The world seem cold and dark, and we all felt lost. All we had was each other, and we were afraid, and we were alone, and all Our hopes were shattered We remained cloistered , it was difficult to eat or drink, to speak or to sing or just celebrate Sabbath. Early Sunday morning we were freed from the Sabbath restrictions and I with two other women hurried to the tomb to see if we could finish the burial dressings. From a distance I could see that the stone had been moved and I ran ahead and went into the tomb and found the wrapping cloth lying on the chiseled out bed, empty. The other women came and we were confused and we were frightened and angry that they had stolen his body. I thought the gardener was there, but he was not. I was Overcome with grief upon grief. Suddenly he spoke to me, asking why I was crying, I did not know how the stone could've been moved, I didn't know where they took him. And he spoke my name,….. it was my lord, my master. I Fell at his feet and tried to embrace him, But he denied me that privilege saying it wasn't time. I couldn't understand what he meant. I was overcome with joy though that he stood in front of me. I immediately ran to tell Peter and John what happened, And of course they didn't believe me At first. But eventually they did, they all did and they all got to see Jesus and we all spent time together for the next 40 days. I watched from a distance as he rose into the heavens. I had heard him tell the men that he would return For us. In the meantime he wanted us to continue with what we had learned and seen While we Traveled with him. He told us that another would come to take his place and to help us. Days later, as Luke has told you, we were all still waiting in that upper room, Praying and singing when suddenly fire fell And touched the heads of everyone there. What a magnificent sight that was! Our prayers became emboldened and we were praying in other languages and our worship became louder and crowds gathered outside. Peter went out and spoke to the crowd to tell them of Jesus and the resurrection and the life that he has promised us if we follow him. People wanted to Receive the faith that we had, And many heard the truth and Believed it. They were baptized right then and there. this continued Every day and we brought many into the fold. I was busy preparing food and tending to children and The elderly and Infirm. It was a time that I will always remember that was full of joy and hard work as we waited for Jesus to return. Life is much quieter now. I still care for widows and children here in Magdala, but it is a slower pace. The apostles have all gone in different directions, a few have met their death, but all of us continue to tell of Jesus, Of his life and death, of his resurrection, of his miracles and signs and wonders. We will tell the story to anyone and everyone until the day he returns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
THE THESIS: A Canadian TV presenter and documentarian says there is nowhere to run any longer in this world. He speaks of the global governance we have been told by the super smart people is a rabid conspiracy theory. But, the fact is, there never was a place to run on earth. Without God, we can only delay death, not extend true life. With the globalization of tyranny in the Great Reset, which began in marco of 2020, I feel l ike God has begun the work of making global the divide between people who want human kings and people who recognize the one, true King, Jesus. THE SCRIPTURE: What does it mean to be in this world but not of it? THE NEWS: The dictator of Canada decides what is and is not acceptable in what people think Howard Stern, against censorship … BUT … Nova Scotia outlaws support on highway for 'freedom' truckers days after massive protest; Corporations that disobey the directive face fines of up to $100,000 The Canadian province of Nova Scotia made it illegal for people to gather along a highway ahead of the "Freedom Convoy" of truckers that made their way across the country in protest of vaccine mandates. The local government issued "a directive under the Emergency Management Act prohibiting protesters from blockading Highway 104 near the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border." The directive specifically states supporters of the Freedom Convoy and another protest, the Atlantic Hold the Line event, can't gather along Highway 104, on the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border. The directive states that "allowing people to gather in those areas would put themselves and others at risk." Those who disobey face fines between $3,000 to $10,000, while corporations face fines between $20,000 and $100,000. The order remains active under the province's state of emergency, which has been extended every two weeks and currently runs until Feb. 6, CBC News reported. The Freedom Convoy left from Vancouver for Ottawa last Sunday to protest the federal government's vaccine mandates for cross-border truckers, which took effect on Jan. 15. The Canadian Trucking Alliance estimates that roughly 15% of truckers in the country are not fully vaccinated, or about 16,000 truck drivers. The BBC says the Russians are back! Biden used to drive an 18 wheeler THE MONOLOGUE: Fauci Worship We Are All Canadian Truckers Now; Except the elites, who are blaming the Freedom Convoy on the Russians. Because of course. Leslie Eastman: “I have been following the convoy's progress since early last week. Perhaps the best analysis comes from Neil Oliver, a Scottish television presenter, author, and presenter of several documentary series on archeology and history.” THE LISTENERS: I have been fairly quiet since the resurrection of my Lord Jesus, but I feel it is time to share my story with you. The apostles have given so many details in their Accounts of what transpired and they are true to form and fact. All I can add is my personal story. I met rabbi Yashua During the worst days of my life. I had been shunned in my village of Magdala by family and friends Because I had become oppressed by darkness. I did not know that I was possessed by demons…. not just one but many. I met Jesus as he was ministering in the Galilee, He immediately recognized my pain and knew that I needed deliverance. The apostles were there and watched as he delivered me from seven Devils. It was frightening and painful and I'm sure it was difficult for them to watch as well. All I could do was focus on the love I saw in the eyes of the man that was ministering to me. He was gentle and kind but fierce and strong as he drove seven demons away. Immediately, the darkness in my mind lifted. I was able to see and think clearly and I knew that was that I had been delivered from all that evil. I fell at his feet and worshiped him. From that day on I was one of the many that traveled with him, serving him, worshiping him, and Learning everything that he was teaching us. Every day was a new experience and a new lesson. He spoke of love, grace and forgiveness. They were such light in his presence. I could not bear to be away from him. The crowd around him continue to grow, but there were a small band of us who were close to him and to each other, the apostles especially Peter James and John, his mother Mary, sometimes the other Mary and Martha her sister, and the rest of the entourage Who sat under his teaching. With the other women, we cooked and washed, we tried to make life easier for our rabbi, our teacher. He gave so much of himself, and was so full of love for each and every person around him, no matter who they were or where they came from or their social status. We could not Outgive him, We could not repay him for all he had done In each of our lives. We talked among ourselves, expressing the fact that we were new creatures, we were different than we had been. I, certainly ,was so transformed, my family and friends did not even recognize me. Jesus was never afraid when the rulers and religious leaders began to turn against him. He told us things that we did not understand at the time, but we came to realize he was warning us of his death. And as you have read, the apostles spelled out very clearly how awful that night was. He went off with them to the garden to pray. I remained back with the other women, But heard the commotion when they came and arrested him. We followed behind and stayed in the dark recesses of the buildings and watched as the night progressed. I saw him beaten And Mocked and ridiculed. The Romans are so cruel. I wanted to stop them I wanted to say something, but knew that I would be taking my own life in my hands in doing so. We stayed in the darkness and cried together. We walked along side in the crowd along Via Dolorosa as he staggered to Golgotha, Crowds had gathered so we didn't have to hide at that point. But we were frightened and we were grieving. I stood with Mary and was John as we clung together at the foot of the cross and watched our beloved Jesus suffer and die. This was the worst day of my life. But he continued to show love and mercy and forgiveness as he hung there. It was unbelievable, but when he could open his eyes and look at us we saw pure love radiating out from him. He spoke to Mary, his mother and to John who was his favorite. He looked at me, and no words were necessary. I felt his love. After he died it was important that we retrieved the body and start the process of embalming. It was almost sunset and it was Sabbath. Joseph offered his tomb and it was close by. The Roman guard allowed us to remove the body and we carried him to the tomb and began to start the process of burial. We had to leave by sunset, and the Romans rolled the heavy large stone in front of the door of the cave that was the tomb of my Lord. The world seem cold and dark, and we all felt lost. All we had was each other, and we were afraid, and we were alone, and all Our hopes were shattered We remained cloistered , it was difficult to eat or drink, to speak or to sing or just celebrate Sabbath. Early Sunday morning we were freed from the Sabbath restrictions and I with two other women hurried to the tomb to see if we could finish the burial dressings. From a distance I could see that the stone had been moved and I ran ahead and went into the tomb and found the wrapping cloth lying on the chiseled out bed, empty. The other women came and we were confused and we were frightened and angry that they had stolen his body. I thought the gardener was there, but he was not. I was Overcome with grief upon grief. Suddenly he spoke to me, asking why I was crying, I did not know how the stone could've been moved, I didn't know where they took him. And he spoke my name,….. it was my lord, my master. I Fell at his feet and tried to embrace him, But he denied me that privilege saying it wasn't time. I couldn't understand what he meant. I was overcome with joy though that he stood in front of me. I immediately ran to tell Peter and John what happened, And of course they didn't believe me At first. But eventually they did, they all did and they all got to see Jesus and we all spent time together for the next 40 days. I watched from a distance as he rose into the heavens. I had heard him tell the men that he would return For us. In the meantime he wanted us to continue with what we had learned and seen While we Traveled with him. He told us that another would come to take his place and to help us. Days later, as Luke has told you, we were all still waiting in that upper room, Praying and singing when suddenly fire fell And touched the heads of everyone there. What a magnificent sight that was! Our prayers became emboldened and we were praying in other languages and our worship became louder and crowds gathered outside. Peter went out and spoke to the crowd to tell them of Jesus and the resurrection and the life that he has promised us if we follow him. People wanted to Receive the faith that we had, And many heard the truth and Believed it. They were baptized right then and there. this continued Every day and we brought many into the fold. I was busy preparing food and tending to children and The elderly and Infirm. It was a time that I will always remember that was full of joy and hard work as we waited for Jesus to return. Life is much quieter now. I still care for widows and children here in Magdala, but it is a slower pace. The apostles have all gone in different directions, a few have met their death, but all of us continue to tell of Jesus, Of his life and death, of his resurrection, of his miracles and signs and wonders. We will tell the story to anyone and everyone until the day he returns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Gospel of Luke, Chapter 4, verses 38-44Jesus stays at the house of Simon Peter, and "they" bring before Him Simon's ailing mother in law. His healing of the woman sets off a rash of healings within Capernaum. But then Jesus has a decision to make. Stay there and be a big fish in a small pond. Be known and well loved. Or - pick up and bring that same active presence of the Reign of God to other towns as well. Thank God for the decision He made...
We're back! And we're answering a doozy of a question... have we ever thought about how Jane will be cared for when we're ELDERLY and INFIRM?? ...OR DEAD?! Join us in this episode to find out! CONTACT US! IG: @hilaryharris_
Elbert Stevens owned a sawmill in Bridgewater Corners, Vermont at the turn of the last century. His people had been in the area for time out of mind and he was known as a man who, like the bedrock that makes up the state, was solid, strong, and in a word, reliable. He was also a keeper of things, never one to discard anything that might be of use later, a habit practiced by many folks of his age and caliber. You never know when you might need something later - usually after you threw it out the year before. Such people kept things, just in case. One of those possessions was a scrapbook, a place to glue the memorable tidbits of news and marginalia found in the papers and almanacs read during those long Vermont winter evenings when the wind howled outside the door like wolves. He hadn't started the scrapbook - it had merely been handed down to him from a family member long gone, but he held it as something precious for within those pages was something incredible and truly fantastic, a tale told by lamplight on the darkest nights of year, when the cold seeped in from the bottom of the door and made you wonder - how cold is too cold? The thought of it was enough to keep him reading and rereading it over the years, especially on those long, cold winter nights and it set his mind wondering. Can such things be? That relative had left Elbert a story clipped from a newspaper now long out of print and forgotten, prior to the American Civil War, in the 1830s. The paper's name was not on the clipping. Fading to yellow, the old newsprint held the story recounted by an unnamed traveler who recalled a practice he had personally witnessed in the far hills of northern Vermont. Later, author Robert Wilson would write of this clipping in the pages of Yankee Magazine, first in April of 1940 and again in March of 1963. So we are several steps away from a primary source, but the idea is one so singularly strange that it bears retelling. Elbert Stevens recalls, “I am an old man now and have seen some strange sights in the course of a roving life in foreign lands as well as in this country, but none so strange as the one I found recorded in an old diary kept by my Uncle William that came into my possession a few years ago at his decease.” Elbert claims to have been to the location of the events described in the article, about twenty miles from Vermont's capital, Montpelier. A log cabin on a mountainside still stood where the traveler claims this all took place. Elbert even claimed to have spoken with an old man about the events in the story and the old fellow claimed that his own father was one of those folk who spent the winter in a kind of frozen death, what scientists today might call ‘suspended animation.' Scientists have long known about the ability of certain animals who can hibernate - slow down their natural processes to such a degree that they persist in a kind of torpor, a state of sleep so deep, they conserve energy and most efficiently use fat and water in their body so that they can stand the long, low temperatures of northern climates. Bears, turtles, snakes, groundhogs, bats, even bumblebees all possess the ability to enter this state, known to scientists as heterothermy. As the core body temperature drops below 95 degrees, the metabolic rate decreases, the heart beats slowly, respiration slows, as well. The body temperature of these creatures lowers, as well, and fat deposits are called upon to feed the furnace of the body instead of ingesting food. Certainly old-timers who had to hunt to bring home fresh meat in the winter, would have been aware that some creatures effectively disappeared in the winter. Where did they go? But the idea that humans might be able to hibernate seems against all prior knowledge and reason. But what of hypothermia, the slow freezing deathlike state that comes before the final heartbeat of those humans who are exposed to winter's fury? The cells in the body begin to freeze at 31.1 degrees, and cell walls rupture as the water within them freezes, crystallizes and bursts through cell walls, resulting in frostbite. Freezing to death comes on like a shiver but ends with the body becoming warm and comfortable as the blood abandons extremities and concentrates around internal organs, resulting in a quiet, almost blissful sleep-state, followed by death. Some people have been able to last for hours and slowly be brought back from the brink of life with slow and deliberate coaxing of the temperature and the metabolism until the victims awaken and recover. Surgeons use something called therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest, a state where the heart stops beating and blood is no longer going to the brain or other organs as it should. By lowering the body's temperature, the damage done to the brain and other organs is lessened. They use this technique on people whose hearts have stopped, then restarted but who have not reawakened. Cooling them to very cold levels for 24 hours improves their chances of awakening and recovering. We know a lot about how the human body responds to the cold and we're learning more. If the body's core temperature can be lowered and maintained with no long-term damage to cells or organs, such techniques might one day help humans travel the vast distances involved in space travel. To conserve food and the energy to warm these future astronauts, putting them in a state of suspended animation would solve many of the problems with long-term deep space flight. But we don't know how to do such a thing, not yet. We are doing the research, but such functional practices are still the stuff of science fiction. What, then, do we make of this anonymous traveler's story told so long ago? You be the judge. Perhaps the good people of northern Vermont knew something we have yet to prove, yet to comprehend. Here are his words: “The account runs in this wise. January 7 - I went on the mountain today and witnessed what to me was a horrible sight. It seems that the dwellers there who are unable either from age or other reasons to contribute to the support of their families are disposed of in the winter months in a manner that will shock the one who reads this diary unless that person lives in the vicinity. “I will describe what I saw. Six persons, four men and two women, the man a cripple about 30 years old, the other five past the age of usefulness, lay on the earthly floor of the cabin drugged into insensibility, while members of the families were gathered about them in apparent indifference. In a short time the unconscious bodies were inspected by several old people who said, ‘They are ready.' “They were then stripped of all their clothing except a single garment. Then the bodies were carried outside and laid on logs exposed to the bitter cold mountain air, the operation having been delayed several days for suitable weather. “It was a night when the bodies were carried out and the full moon occasionally obscured by flying clouds, shone on their upturned, ghastly faces and a horrible fascination kept me by the bodies as long as I could endure the severe cold. “Soon the noses, ears, and fingers began to turn white, then the limbs and faces assumed a tallowy look. I could stand the cold no longer and went inside, where I found the friends in cheerful conversation. In about an hour I went out and looked at the bodies. They were fast freezing. “Again I went inside where the men were smoking their clay pipes but silence had fallen on them. Perhaps they were thinking of the time when their time would come to be carried out, for in the same way, one by one, they at last lay down on the floor and went to sleep. “I could not shut out the sight of their freezing bodies outside, neither could I bear to be in darkness, but I piled on wood in the cavernous fireplace and seated on a shingle block passed the dreary night, terror stricken by the horrible sights I had witnessed. “January 8 - Day came at length but did not dissipate the terror that filled me. The frozen bodies became visibly white on the snow that lay in huge drifts about them. The women gathered about the fire and soon commenced preparing breakfast. The men awoke, and conversation again commencing, affair assumed a more cheerful aspect. “After breakfast the men lit their pipes and some of them took a yoke of oxen and went off toward the forest, while others proceeded to nail together boards making a box about 10 feet long and half as high and wide. When this was completed they placed about two feet of straw on the bottom. Then they laid three frozen bodies in the straw. Then the faces and upper part of the bodies were covered with cloth; then more straw was put in the box and the other three bodies placed on top, and covered the same as the first ones, with cloth and straw. “Boards were then firmly nailed on top to protect the bodies from being injured by carnivorous animals that made their home on these mountains. By this time the men who went off with the ox team returned with a huge load of spruce and hemlock boughs which they unloaded at the foot of a steep ledge, came to the house and loaded the box containing the bodies on the sled and drew it to the foot of the ledge near the boughs. “These were soon piled on and around the box and it was left to be covered with snow which I was told would lay in drifts 20 feet deep over this rude tomb. ‘We shall want our men to plant our corn next Spring,' said a youngish-looking woman, the wife of one of the frozen men, ‘and if you want to see them resuscitated, you come here about the 10th of next May.'” Musical Interlude In America alone, over three hundred human beings have been frozen in cryogenic facilities with the hope that at some future date, these people - usually only their heads or brains, for the bodies are never frozen - all have one thing in common: they were all dead when they were put into a frozen state. Cryoprotective agents have been injected, but this biological antifreeze has toxic effects at the cellular level. At the molecular level, so much damage will have been done that only something like some kind of advanced nanotechnology will be able to affect repairs, along with an artificial intelligence capable of monitoring every single cell in a biological system. Who knows if consciousness will ever return to these brains? At the moment, it seems impossible. But the hope is that the future will offer scientific advances sufficient to bring the dead back to life. That's the hope, and hope is often all that is left when every other avenue has been exhausted. Will we ever bring the frozen dead of our modern scientific world back to life? It is doubtful, but perhaps not impossible. But what of the frozen folk in northern Vermont, buried in a box with tree boughs and straw? How does the unnamed traveler end his tale? He continues… “May 10 - I arrived here at 10 A.M. after riding about four hours over muddy, unsettled roads. The weather here is warm and pleasant, most of the snow gone except here and there there are drifts in the fence corners and hollows. But nature is not yet dressed in green. “We repaired at once to the well-remembered spot at the ledge. The snow had melted from the top of the brush, but still lay deep around the bottom of the pile. The men commenced work at once, some shoveling, and others tearing away the brush. Soon the box was visible. The cover was taken off, the layers of straw removed and the bodies, frozen and apparently lifeless, lifted out and laid on the snow. “I found the same prairies here I left last January ready to disinter the bodies of their friends. I had no expectations of finding any life there, but a feeling that I could not resist impelled me to come and see. Large troughs made out of hemlock logs were placed nearby filled with tepid water, into which the bodies were placed separately with the head slightly raised. Boiling water was then poured into the troughs from kettles hung on poles nearby until the water was as hot as I could hold my hand in. Hemlock boughs had been put in the boiling water in such quantities that they had given the water the color of wine. “After lying in the bath for about an hour, color began to return to the bodies, when all hands began rubbing and chafing them. This continued about an hour when a slight twitching of the muscles of the face and limbs, followed by audible gasps showed that life was not quenched and that vitality was returning. “Spirits were then given in small quantities and allowed to trickle down their throats. Soon they could swallow and more was given them when their eyes opened and they began to talk, and finally sat up in their bathtubs. “They were taken out and assisted to the house where after a hearty meal they seemed as well as ever and in nowise injured, but rather refreshed by their long sleep of four months.” Can such things be true? There is no real proof that this story is anything more than that - just a story. But what a story! If one suspends disbelief and considers the story as factual, one wonders - how many times have these people been put into the frozen suspended state? One year, several years? Did some fail to resuscitate? How was such a process discovered in the first place? If this was a real process, surely it is fantastical and audacious enough to be recalled by anyone who knew of its existence. But all we have is one unnamed traveler's account. Still, even if it is just a story, put yourself in a small parlor with the fire burning against the awesome cold of a northern New England deep winter night, the family huddled together before bedtime and mother or father pulling out the old scrapbook. You've heard the story before, but it never fails to make you wonder - and shiver a little more from the story than from the cold. As the story is read, you look outside the window at the vault of stars twinkling overhead and see in the distance, against a ledge, a pile of boughs covered with snow. You cannot help but wonder what lies beneath. You've been listening to Strange New England Original theme music composed and performed by Jim Burby Additional music by Myuu (that's MYUU) - check his work out on Youtube and Soundcloud. Audio mastering by Jim Burby We invite you to keep listening to the other podcasts in our catalog and be ready for 11 new episodes coming at you each week this summer. Until next time, pay attention to the things you see from the corner of your eye…
Elbert Stevens owned a sawmill in Bridgewater Corners, Vermont at the turn of the last century. His people had been in the area for time out of mind and he…
Sherri's Playhouse presents Beyond These Gates! Dr Stella Nikas is a joyous personality that defies the abject sorrow of her surroundings. Stella is a dedicated doctor who never quits on anyone or anything. She meets Tessa Mitsos in the St Gregori's Home for the Infirm. A a gifted artist plagued with strange visions of the future. They come together in the summer of 1917; a summer that will change their lives forever. Love, discovery and the willingness to embrace the impossible.
Chatting With Sherri welcomes the cast of the Beyond These Gates! The excited cast of Beyond These Gates and the playwright Mary D Brooks chat with me about the wonderful first part of the Beyond the Gates. We chat about everything at the same time we will give away no spoilers I promise. Dr Stella Nikas is a joyous personality that defies the abject sorrow of her surroundings. Stella is a dedicated doctor who never quits on anyone or anything. She meets Tessa Mitsos in the St Gregori's Home for the Infirm. A a gifted artist plagued with strange visions of the future. They come together in the summer of 1917; a summer that will change their lives forever. Love, discovery and the willingness to embrace the impossible.
According to the make believe wokeness-ometer, Jesus qualifies as the most authoritative voice because he was the most oppressed. Poor Jew, not from Jerusalem, under Roman rule, betrayed by his own, even his friends, killed because of his identity. Listen to him. Topics: Inventing a cause to protest? Identity Politics and the Identity of the Preacher External identity for the Gospel What do you do with grown ups who lose the way? “Jesus is Lord” (1 John 4) Guest: Rev. Dennis Matyas Thank you: 1517.org proud member of the 1517 Podcast Network and Concordia Seminary, St Louis and thejaggedword.com Music: Willing Virginia, on Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud Dead Horse One - I love my man Other stuff: Infirm, Gwendolyn Brooks The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution, Carl R. Trueman
Greg and Josh discuss the wave of injuries/illness afflicting the Blue Jays and the test to their depth, the strong performances from Vlad Guerrero Jr and Bo Bichette, the struggling rest of the offence, the surprisingly effective rotation, Tanner Roark's role on the roster and how the bullpen will cover the remaining innings. They also answer listener questions and give a Gold Star to Zack Greinke.
Author : Scott Beggs Narrator : Premee Mohamed Host : Alasdair Stuart Audio Producer : Marty Perrett Discuss on Forums “As Well as the Infirm” was originally published in Dark Moon Digest, April 2020 From the author: “The title comes from a section in the Hippocratic Oath: ‘I will remember that I remain a member […] The post PseudoPod 751: As Well as the Infirm appeared first on PseudoPod.
This is a reading from the life of Jesus Christ as seen in the private revelations to Maria Valtorta. This reading depicts when John and James inform Peter about the Messiah, which marks the beginning of His public life (as revealed in the Gospels).
In this episode, after the election tinged anger and rage we unleashed last ep, we're mellowing out in our very first perfectly timed Christmas main show episode with fun and a game that includes a jolly collection of yee good Knights Of Nerd Blitz-Dom along for the ride, in an ep that features our most listener interaction to date! This episode is jam packed with listener interaction and we start off with a follow-up on our conversation about Thor's hammer from last week's Commentaries ep, then we cover some of the most recent dead ass deaths in the form of the OTHER Scooby-Doo Co-Creator, Ken Spears, & the man behind Darth Vader's Mask, David Prowse, as well as talkin' about how old everybody looked back in the day. Then we get in to the gamery portion of the show as Fitz got a board game that we have to dive in and talk about, and will follow-up on in the future, and then we invite 6 listeners/contributers in for a game of telephone and have a shit ton of fun, before we wrap up the show and year by talking about one of us loving Star Trek: Enterprise again! First and foremost, we want to send a gigantic thank you to @KatjaQueen , @TESDGroupie , @theJSarge , @ShariArchinoff , @LookingForEight , @gigiamk30 , & @Midnightsmoke1 for all taking part in this incredibly special episode, second we want to thank you all for taking the time to continue listening to us in this incredibly crazy year. We appreciate it more than you know and we hope you continue to stick with us as we try to entertain and/or distract you in these batshit times.
Jay Cameron, Justice Centre litigation manager, talks about Canada's proposed changes to its Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) laws, which do away with significant checks, balances and protections for the vulnerable. He says the new law is particularly insidious coming at a time when many of our senior citizens are suffering during the COVID lockdowns.Justice Centre News Release, Nov 16, 2020: Justice Centre raises alarm over Bill C-7, links lockdowns to increased vulnerability of seniorsCanadian Parliament: (Bill C-7) An Act to amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)Justice Centre Report, (PDF): The Danger of Undue Influence: The Right to Life of the Elderly and Infirm, and Physician's Conscience RightsLifeSiteNews, Feb 28, 2020: Trudeau moves to make Canada most permissive ‘euthanasia regime' in the worldCanadian Conference of Caltholic Bishops, Oct 20, 2020: Statement by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops to the re-tabling of Bill C-7CanLII, Sep 11, 2019: Truchon c. Procureur général du Canada (French)Jayde Jessome at Alexander Holburn (law firm) Sep 30, 2019: Truchon V. Procureur General-du-Canada: Superior Court of Quebec Finds Limiting Access to Medical Assistance in Dying (Maid) To End of Life UnconstitutionalSupreme Court of Canada: Chaoulli v. Quebec (Attorney General)Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show (https://www.jccf.ca/donate/)
Mike Graham and Kevin O'Sullivan are back to shout into their megaphones as the Thought Police rolls into town once again. Today they discuss: Dominic West's alleged philandering, Donald Trump's bizarre performance last week, Lily James, the difficulty of being an actor who frolics on set one minute and returns home to the other half the next, David Attenborough's lack of depth, celebs losing the plot about the Presidential recovery, who wins the US election, the UK's latest baffling response to COVID, shielding, lockdown apathy, the partisan nature of polls, why the elderly aren't worried about getting infected, BoJo's Prime Ministerial credentials, why deadlines matter, Chris Whitty's moronic use of maps, and why Sweden was proved right. Mamma Mia...here we go again! You can follow the boys on Twitter. Mike is: @IROMG, Kevin is @TVKev and you'll find the podcast too: @ThoughtPoliceTP. Meanwhile if you'd like to send an email, the address is: thoughtpolicepod@gmail.com
Mike Graham and Kevin O'Sullivan are back to shout into their megaphones as the Thought Police rolls into town once again. Today they discuss: Dominic West's alleged philandering, Donald Trump's bizarre performance last week, Lily James, the difficulty of being an actor who frolics on set one minute and returns home to the other half the next, David Attenborough's lack of depth, celebs losing the plot about the Presidential recovery, who wins the US election, the UK's latest baffling response to COVID, shielding, lockdown apathy, the partisan nature of polls, why the elderly aren't worried about getting infected, BoJo's Prime Ministerial credentials, why deadlines matter, Chris Whitty's moronic use of maps, and why Sweden was proved right. Mamma Mia...here we go again! You can follow the boys on Twitter. Mike is: @IROMG, Kevin is @TVKev and you'll find the podcast too: @ThoughtPoliceTP. Meanwhile if you'd like to send an email, the address is: thoughtpolicepod@gmail.com
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Wells - Youth Radicalized by Education - Myth - Time it Took to Organize the American Revolution - Benjamin Franklin, Candlestick Makers, The Light Bringers - H.G. Wells, Anticipations; Values of the Scientific Priesthood; Life and Death; Efficient - The Slaughter Done by Tyrants - Eugenics - Given Authorized Hosts to Follow - Global Lockdown - 9/11 Took so Many Rights Away - Pornography - We're in 9/11 Part Two - Brandon Turbeville Article about the COVID-19 Lockdown - Gordon Brown calls for World Government - Quarantine isn't Rocket Science - Private Banks Set Up by the World Controllers - What I Live On is Below the Poverty Level - Gordon Brown, Tax to Give to IMF to Give to Those Countries Struggling to Cope with COVID-19 Impact - H.G. Wells, Those Who Live on Opiates; Aldous Huxley, Soma - Liquor Stores Considered Essential Businesses During this Lockdown and Business Closure - Horror Stories, You Identify and Can't Look Away because You Might Die - The Vulnerable who have a Hard Time Now Getting Essential Supplies - My Hospital Visit in 2016 - Couriers don't Deliver to My Area - Stories about Celebrities getting COVID-19 - China Working on Treatment Using Antibodies, Immunoglobulin; Ebola - Limiting Access to Antibiotics - World Health Organization; U.N. used to have a Department of Population Control - Quinine and Antibiotic - If You Go to Hospital, Make Sure You have an Advocate - Canada and U.S. States that Consider Marijuana Dispensaries an Essential Business - B.C. COVID-19 Spokesperson Given Star Status with a Fan Club - Paul Craig Roberts, A Brady Bond Solution for U.S. Debt - Nearly Half of Canadians can't Afford to Miss Work During this Time - Spike Milligan; "We" are Now at War - We're All in It Together; For the Greater Good - Facts don't Matter when it Comes to Terrifying the Public to Get Them to Comply - "Snowbirds" Bring COVID-19 Back to Canada from Florida and Other Warm Climates - Event 201, Johns Hopkins University, Bill Gates - Phone Apps to Track You Everywhere You Go to See if You and Your Cluster of Friends are Infected; Echelon Programs Monitor for Certain Words and Phrases - British Television Miniseries, The Last Enemy (2008), Based on Technology that was in Use in Britain Even Then; Real-Time Monitoring, Massive Migration, Vaccines that would Track the Immigrants; Ethnic-Specific Diseases - B. Gates, Agenda ID2020, Chips and Tattoos; When I Think of Event 201, I think of James Bond Movies, Villains, Billionaires; In James Bond movie, "Tomorrow Never Dies", the Villain who Wrote the News Story and Then Made it Happen, used Slogan "Tomorrow's News Today" - Red Cross Requesting Blood but Not Testing for COVID-19; Antibodies from Folk Who've Recovered - The Ray Bradbury Theater, "The Pedestrian" from 1989, People have Been Raised, have Spent Their Whole Lives in Lockdown, a Permanent Curfew, Picked Up by a Robotic Helicopter with No Pilot - Movies, Soylent Green, Logan's Run - Orwell, Incredible Monitoring of Us All, Martial Law Techniques, Politicians Giving Us Statistics in Wartime Fashion - Please Remember to Visit www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com to Donate - One Million Flee Paris Before the Lockdown - Scientist Who Predicted Armageddon Just Walked Back Apocalyptic Predictions - Half Those Getting Put Down as Positive, haven't Been Tested; Presumptive - Old Books written after Spanish Flu of 1918, Found that the Chinese and Italians and the People from Area Now Called Iran were Hard Hit by the Spanish Flu - Chinese Immigrants Working in the Textile Business in Northern Italy - Peter Hitchens; Professor Sucharit Bhakdu - Malthus - Cytokine Storm - Antibiotics - Invisible Ink Could Reveal whether Children Have Been Vaccinated - Bill Gates, MIT Develop New ‘Tattoo ID' to Check For Vaccinations - Quantum Dot Tattoo - Paul Craig Roberts, Coronavirus Profiteers Are Worse Than War Profiteers - Think for Yourselves - Series, The Last Enemy, Know in Real Time what the Public is Thinking - Limiting Energy Consumption; Technocracy - Keep Your Heads - Don't Go Crazy - Public Relations Used to Be Called Propaganda - Don't Be Drinking and Drugging Yourselves to Death - Millions, Even Billions Being Given Out by Governments that Will Never Be Accounted For - Help Each Other Out - Listen to Some Uplifting Music. *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Mar. 29, 2020 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)
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“We fear rejection, but living in the mediocrity of being used is painful in a different way because of its emptiness. The Lord wants to free us from that so we can live in authentic joy.” Walking down a busy New York City street in a flowing blue and white habit and veil would force you to really think about your, your motivations, and what you stand for, eh? I got to sit down in person with Sr. Bethany Madonna for coffee at the National Catholic Youth Conferences where we were both blessed to be speakers. For those of us who aren't nuns, Sr. Bethany cuts to the heart of what's important and how to live an authentic life surrendered to God. Surrender has been the hardest, most necessary, and most freeing part of my spiritual growth and I'm THRILLED I get to share this conversation with you. Topics Discussed Finding courage to speak up for what’s right Creating a space for God to fill in your heart The tipping point where Sr. Bethany became excited to be a nun (she didn’t want it for a long time!) God fulfilling the love language of physical touch in religious life Charism of the Sisters of Life We’re all addicted to something Resources Sisters of Life website This episode is sponsored by the Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program hosted by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. To learn more and apply for this FREE mission opportunity, visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program This episode is also sponsored by Delphina Rose Art. Use code CALLED for 10% off your first order! https://delphinaroseart.com
“There is such a great joy of missing out. When we say no to something, we’re saying yes to something greater.” Funny story: I recorded this episode two days before posting my foot-washing post that went viral (over 17.6 million Facebook views so far!) After recording this episode I took a project I wanted to do to prayer and discerned that I'm called to prioritize my marriage, first and foremost. And then 2 days later God used my surrender to reach incredible numbers of people! She's young but wise- my guest today Melissa Grace Tablada juggles her calls of being an NFP instructor, marriage and family therapist, wife, and SoulCore fitness instructor. If you're constantly trying to find the balance between handling a busy life and feeling burned out and overcommitted, you'll love our timely conversation as we roll into the new year. If you're like me, turning down new projects is hard, but we also know that ONLY God can be productive 24/7. Enjoy! Topics Discussed: Just busy or overcommited? Simple processes for ruling out what you aren’t called to Discipline when you’re a creative who wants to do all the things Prioritizing for busy married people Setting up your space and prayer routine Prioritizing for single people The joy of missing out Resources New Website: melissagracetablada.com Melissa’s YouTube Channel Instagram: @melissagracetablada Jason and Crystalina Evert: How to Find Your Soulmate Without Losing Your Soul This episode is sponsored by the Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program hosted by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. To learn more and apply for this FREE mission opportunity, visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program This episode is also sponsored by Delphina Rose Art. Use code CALLED for 10% off your first order! https://delphinaroseart.com
“When you truly know yourself, then you truly don’t care what anyone thinks of you.” This episode was originally supposed to be called “How Should You Spend Your Teen Years?” However, my conversation with Mike Tenney covers issues that extend far beyond our teen years for many of us: insecurity, comparison, self-image problems, fear of commitment, pressure to perform/pick a public image, negotiating attraction and dating, and building your interior castle. Mike is a dynamic speaker and high school teacher, (we went to Catholic U together back in the day!) and he’s the real deal when it comes to connecting deep spiritual issues to everyday life. You’ll be healed, illuminated, and will find gems to help you live more intentionally sprinkled all over this episode- I’m so excited to share it with you! Topics Discussed When you think you’re called to an unspecified “something big,” and how to wrestle with that The mental shift that helped me stop being so hard on myself Becoming a digital disciple What you should and shouldn’t prioritize in your teen years You are enough, and here’s why Should you date in high school? (Mike and I have different opinions on this one!) Living by design, not by default Resources Mike Tenney’s website Follow Mike on Instagram: @pkmikeyt The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila Emotional Virtue by Sarah Swafford This episode is sponsored by the Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program hosted by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. To learn more and apply for this FREE mission opportunity, visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program This episode is also sponsored by Delphina Rose Art. Use code CALLED for 10% off your first order! https://delphinaroseart.com
“I might not know the meaning of this moment, but if I am convinced that there is a God who loves me then I know that this moment has meaning.” The man, the myth, the legend: It's Fr. Mike Schmitz!!! If you’ve ever wanted to know his coffee order, you’ll hear ALL the details right down to his favorite roast here. Also, he shares that he might be Superman. He just might be. And you’ll also hear a fun story from my Broadway National Tour about how the Mayor of Munchkinland got arrested trying to cross the Canadian border. If you’re already a fan of Fr. Mike, you’re going to love our deep dive into all things discernment. At the end of the episode please enjoy my rendition of my favorite Advent song, Gabriel's Message. Simple, haunting, and unspeakably lovely. Topics Discussed The three levels of God’s calls that can INSTANTLY help you prioritize Holier does not always equal harder, but neither should we make decisions to avoid pain Avoiding comparison A philosophical meander: Is what we feel in consolation most true in God’s plan for us? The donuts vs. bacon analogy to help you find your deepest desires The simple question that will reveal real motivations Handling expectations when life falls short of what you thought The real reason you are special, enough, and wanted Anxiety: how do you know when it comes from an anxiety disorder or from natural jitters over a decision? Resources Dan and Amber DeMatte’ episode of Called and Caffeinated Fr. Mike’s new book, Pray, Decide and Don’t Worry A Severe Mercy and Under the Mercy by Sheldon Vanauken The “False” Sanction of Eros by Sheldon Vanauken This episode is sponsored by the Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program hosted by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. To learn more and apply for this FREE mission opportunity, visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program This episode is also sponsored by Delphina Rose Art. Use code CALLED for 10% off your first order! https://delphinaroseart.com
ON TODAY’S EPISODE: The DV Store Is Open For 2019! Join This Year’s Secret Santa! Hosted by Lvl80CatLady! Find her in our Discord, On her Twitter Sheet, Or Email her: lvl80catlady@gmail.com How Deep Does This Game Show Network / Commercial Conspiracy Go? God Has Entered The Body Of A Man And Won’t Stop Tickling His […]
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#57. A two-part episode where we confuse ourselves and then disagree about the takedown tesouro de joelho. Then, in part 2, a discussion on the ethics of excluding casual capoeiristas. Should you be treated differently just because you don't eat, sleep, and breathe capoeira? Is it wrong to make an injured or pregnant person stand in the corner and play pandeiro for an hour?
“In the end, it all comes down to one question: How well did I love in God’s name? And that’s where surrender comes in: in those little, teeny tiny, quiet yeses.” Life is unpredictable and we often don’t choose the crosses that we carry. Sometimes the things we so desperately want to be fixed, aren’t. Surrender is the most important part of discernment, but how do we surrender when we are scared of being hurt? Mary Lenaburg, author of Be Brave in the Scared, is here to offer empowering insight and hope. I get vulnerable about my struggles, we both cry (possibly several times!) and discuss how to begin trusting God in small ways that lead to big ways. We talk about what is waiting on the other side of suffering: peace, hope, strength, and then using your story to in turn assist others who struggle. Mary is inspirational and I know you’re going to love her! BONUS: O God Beyond All Praising is my all-time fave hymn (it was the recessional hymn at my wedding!) and when I found out that Mary has a special connection to it as well I knew I wanted to include it in this episode. Topics Discussed The many ways God can speak to us Using scripture and music in every difficult situation Living in gratitude even during the worst days Honesty as the key starting point for renewal Answering God’s calls when you don’t feel confident Letting go of expectations and seeing everything as a gift Resources Be Brave in the Scared Taylor Schroll on Called and Caffeinated Fr. Aquinas Beale on Called and Caffeinated This episode is sponsored by Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program with the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. For more information and to apply, please visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program
Show Notes “When little things are hard, it’s not just about this moment. This is my training to be able to do a big thing later.” Do you feel like you’re sliding through your days without enough intentionality? Do the little moments of frustration make you lose your peace and feel crazy? If you’re a parent, do you feel like your parenting style is best described as: “kind of a mess”? *raises hand* If you’re a regular listener, you know that my mission on this podcast is to increase awareness of discernment not JUST as a one-time answer about vocation, but as a lifelong muscle (or skill) that we build up and work out over time. The delightfully chipper Lindsay Schlegel is with me for coffee to lay out your training plan for getting some superbly buff discernment muscles (to continue the weird analogy.) Obedience, surrender, self-initiated spiritual education, and self-reflection are easy to let slip in the day-to-day. They may sound heavy, but don’t be fooled: our lighthearted convo will leave you feeling motivated and energized. Lindsay is the author of Don’t Forget to Say Thank You. She relays life lessons from her motherhood journey that listeners in all stages of life will find relevant. Plus, you’ll find out who the bi-locating patron saint of coffee is (uh, how are he and I not besties already?) BONUS: Bach-Gonoud’s Ave Maria….one of my favorites, so I recorded it when I recently had an opportunity to sing it for my bishop and every priest in my diocese! Organ accompaniment by Michael Plagerman. A beautiful piece for pausing with a cup of coffee in the middle of a busy day for a prayer break. Aaaahhhhh.. Topics Discussed How to become a better listener to God’s voice Can and should Catholic mothers “have it all?” Obedience to God in the small moments A quick and effective Ignatian discernment strategy for any decision Resources Don’t Forget to Say Thank You Pedro Arrupe’s poem: Fall in Love Getting Past Perfect by Kate Wicker One Beautiful Dream by Jennifer Fulwiler The Ignatian Workout by Tim Muldoon Paul Krenzelok on Ignatian Discernment Spirituality on Called and Caffeinated This episode is sponsored by Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program with the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. For more information and to apply, please visit www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program
This episode is sponsored by Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program with the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. Check them out here and consider spending a week in loving service this summer! “Do you want God’s answer more, or do you want God’s love? If you seek God’s love more than God’s answer, you will find them both.” How do you know when he or she is “the one?” How do we stop comparing ourselves to our engaged and married friends? Is it shallow to make physical attraction a criteria for our future spouse? How can we forgive ourselves for our past mistakes? Leah Darrow is that big sister we all need in our lives to tell it like it is. She’s a powerhouse speaker who dishes out TRUTH regarding issues in dating and discerning marriage that everyone needs to hear during our single years. Leah shares how to live a beautiful and fulfilled life, free of fear, no matter where we are in our discernment by keeping our eyes on what really, really matters. Topics discussed How to tell your significant other about the mistakes in your past The importance of giving God time Do’s and don’ts of approaching friends you'd like to date Setting boundaries for chastity Should only men pursue women or can women pursue men too? Resources Divine Mercy in My Soul- the Diary of St. Faustina The Other Side of Beauty Lux University
This episode is sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm's mission program called Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT). www.carmelitesisters.com/SALT-program It's also sponsored by the Carmelite Monastery of Baltimore: https://www.baltimorecarmel.org/ “(Religious life) was the last thing I would have thought I would have been drawn to. I had all these plans. And God had other plans for me! ” If reading the above statement made you feel an instinctive cringe because you’re afraid God might suck you in and call YOU, you must listen! Listen to Momma Stacey and just. Click. The. Button. Do you think that in religious life you will have to let go of your talents and the things that bring you joy? Are you curious about the inner workings of religious life but don’t feel ready to visit orders yet? What do the different parts of the habit signify, anyway? Too often we say, “religious life just isn’t for me.” But do we assume that too soon without truly exploring the question? Fr. Aquinas Beale thought he needed to make it through college and find a job before he could really put his future at God’s feet. He’s a gymnast, musician, super brainy millennial, and was ambitious to make his way in the world. He thought that religious life just couldn’t be a full, happy life for him. In the midst of all his busy-ness, God was calling him to be a monk and priest with the Dominican Order. He has had challenges but has been constantly surprised by how giving his life to God has fulfilled not only his dreams, but also dreams he never knew he had. Whatever stage of discernment you’re at, you’ll love his answer to my question at the end: “is there anything you want young men and women to know?” Topics Discussed: What’s it’s like to live in community The difference between being called to the priesthood or being a monk Steps you take in discernment and in joining an order How you get your new name Pieces of a Dominican habit and what they symbolize Resources Dominican Friars' website Dominican CDs: In Media Ecclesiae, Gaudeamus, Ave Maria, Christ Was Born to Save: Christmas with the Dominican Friars The Hillbilly Thomists Bluegrass CD by the Dominicans Called by God: Discernment and Preparation for Religious Life by Rachel Collins
This episode is sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm's mission program, Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT). Look them up here and consider giving a week in loving service! Show Notes Have you ever felt like your career or life choices just aren’t enough? Has following your dreams disappointed you? Are you worried your control freak or perfectionist personality will hold you back from following God’s will (but you don’t know how to quit those traits)? Do you freak out when you don’t get answers from God? I’ve been to all of those places, and in this episode I’m sharing MY journey! I am excited (and a bit nervous) to be on the other side of the mic to tell my vocational discernment story. It’s a rollicking tale from touring with Broadway shows to being featured on reality TV, to wanting to become a nun but realizing I wasn’t called to it. With each step through the muddle and confusion I learned how my Type A personality both helped and hindered my hearing God’s voice. God in his wisdom provides endless opportunities to “get it right” and deals with us gently. He has shown me the awesome depths of his love for me, allowing the building of a relationship of trust in which I can let go of the need to be in control. I share the bestest strategies I know of how to get started discerning, how to know what your vocational calling is, how to sort through your levels of desire to find the deepest ones, and a heavy dose of empathy for all those who daily ask “what am I doing with my life?!?” Topics Discussed What to do when you are restless and hungry for “something more” Peace as the guidepost and goal Why everyone should discern religious life Unexpected ways God may speak to us Calls to surrender, relationship and peace Resources The Ear of the Heart- Dolores Hart Little Sisters of the Poor Daughters of St. Mary of Providence The Sisterhood: Becoming Nuns (available on YouTube, Amazon Prime and iTunes) Reasons to NOT Discern Surrender: Your Discernment “Secret Weapon” Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm
“The call of God will never lead you where his grace cannot keep you.” I’ve heard a looooot of objections from young people about why they can’t possibly be called to religious life. “I couldn’t pray all day.” “I couldn’t give up my family.” “I wouldn’t be suited to taking vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.” “I wouldn’t be able to do the things I love as a nun.” Even: “Nuns are cranky and unhappy people.” These myths couldn’t be farther from the truth! If you’re not quite ready to visit a convent/monastery but want to dip a figurative toe in the pool of discerning religious life, then I’m excited to introduce you to Sr. Peter Lillian DiMaria and Sr. Mary Donovan. If you’re not discerning religious life but want to know more about the Carmelite charism (and what a charism is,) then this episode is for you too. The Sisters are my co-workers, friends and spiritual benefactors (in case ya don’t know, I work for the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm coordinating mission programs and providing education dementia in their nursing homes.) They are fun, relatable, and live fulfilling, authentic lives. I just loved chatting with them about how they knew they were called to religious life, Carmelite spirituality, and how God has used their gifts within that vocation. Tune in to hear more about Carmelite spirituality, the type of man Sr. Peter thought she would marry, and a lot of other nuggets! Topics discussed: God uses your gifts in your vocation, even when you don’t see how he could Saying yes to our vocation is lifelong, not a one-time yes The process of becoming a nun How to pray all the time (even when you don’t think you can!) Carmelite spirituality and how it is lived out We are all called to be life-givers regardless of what our callings are Resources Serving the Aged Lovingly Today (SALT) Mission Program Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm
While Kiana is on vacation, Liz and Shannon visited the Wood County Infirmary and the Ohio State Reformatory. Liz talks about how much she hates Ohio and also the Bath school massacre.
Fr Seamus Enright talks to us this week about Limerick’s Novena in honour of Our Mother of Perpetual Help which takes place from June 15th to 23rd with 10 sessions each day. The theme of this year’s Novena is “Celebrating Family”. The focus will be on Family Life. Through out the novena the times of the various sessions are 7am, 8am, 10am, 11.30pm, 1.10pm, 4.30pm, 6pm, 7.30pm, 9pm and 10.30pm. On Saturday June 23rd, to allow for the Mass for the Elderly, Sick and Infirm, there will be no 10am or 1.10pm Novena; instead we will have a 9.30am and 1.30pm Novena.
Episode #221: Learn about cluttering with me as I chat with Sister Carol Mary Nolan, Carmelite Sister for the Aged and Infirm and person who clutters, and Dr. Charley Adams, Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of South Carolina in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders and Coordinator of the International Cluttering Association. Continue readingWhat is cluttering? The post What is cluttering? appeared first on Stuttering is Cool.
A conversation with three extraordinary medical professionals about their experiences with the AIDS epidemic from the 1980s to today. Guests: - Diane Jones was an HIV nurse at San Francisco General Hospital for 34 years, starting in 1982. She currently works as a mentor and trainer with HIV clinics across the country and internationally. She is a lesbian mother and grandmother of 3 and lives in a multi-generational household in the Mission in San Francisco. - Marcy Fraser was a staff nurse on the San Francisco General AIDS Ward from 1983-1987. She also worked in AIDS home care and Hospice as Executive Director of Continuum HIV Services. She served on the Board of the National AIDS Memorial for 5 years. She is an open water swimmer, mosaic artist and lives with her partner of 27 years on Potrero Hill. - Royce Lin is an HIV physician working with at-risk and vulnerable populations in the Tenderloin, particularly clients affected by homelessness, poverty, trauma, and social marginalization. He is also Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSF, and enjoys mentoring new providers in HIV and LGBTQI health. Get tickets to Angels in America at berkeleyrep.org
This is part two of our discussion about Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” Check out part one here. In this episode we consider gun control, immigration, the death penalty, and treatment of the poor in an effort to understand and respond to evangelicalism’s Read more about Off Script 41: Guns, Immigrants, and White Evangelicals[…]
This is part two of our discussion about Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” Check out part one here. In this episode we consider gun control, immigration, the death penalty, and treatment of the poor in an effort to understand and respond to evangelicalism’s Read more about Off Script 41: Guns, Immigrants, and White Evangelicals[…]
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Hopeless but in need of healing? Pastor Don Modglin shows us how the Healer, Christ Jesus, meets us in our hopelessness and gives us that healing we need. In a sermon entitled “He Still Heals” Pastor Don explains how the Lord heals and dispels many of the myths and misunderstandings of healings.
The companions find their spirits bolstered by the return of perpetually pickled Patrol Sergeant Omast Frum. But they'll need all the help they can get against wave after wave of bloodthirsty orcs storming the city gates of Trunau! Become a supporter of the podcast at our Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/glasscannon You can help us unlock goals for the future while unlocking fun GCP exclusive rewards for yourself!
The companions find their spirits bolstered by the return of perpetually pickled Patrol Sergeant Omast Frum. But they'll need all the help they can get against wave after wave of bloodthirsty orcs storming the city gates of Trunau! Become a supporter of the podcast at our Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/glasscannon You can help us unlock goals for the future while unlocking fun GCP exclusive rewards for yourself!
[Podcast audio below.] Roz Chast is best known for her New Yorker comics—colorful and witty depictions of everyday humiliations and grievances. Often those come at the hands of the people closest to her: family members. In Chast’s recent book, a graphic memoir called Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? that has rightfully earned a place on many annual lists of the year’s best new non-fiction, she tells the story of her parents. In particular, she looks back at how, as an only child, she dealt with their steep decline at the end of their lives—with love and sadness, but also with frustration and guilt. It’s a poignant and often unexpectedly hilarious account and one that... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Summary of today's show: Our usual Thursday panel of Scot Landry, Susan Abbott, Fr. Roger Landry, and Gregory Tracy looked at the news headlines of the week, including Cardinal Timothy Dolan being asked to give the benediction at the Republican National Convention; Presidential candidate Mitt Romney agreeing to an interview with EWTN's The World Over program; the Archdiocese of Atlanta receiving Gone with the Wind as a bequest; the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm showing the alternative to assisted suicide; and Fr. Roger writing on the call to martyrdom as a witness to our culture. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Susan Abbott Today's guest(s): Gregory Tracy, managing editor of the Pilot, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Boston, and Fr. Roger Landry, pastor of St. Bernadette Parish in Fall River Links from today's show: Some of the stories discussed on this show will be available on The Pilot's and The Anchor's websites on Friday morning. Please check those sites for the latest links. Today's topics: Cardinal Dolan at the GOP convention; Mitt Romney on EWTN; Gone with the Wind in Atlanta; Carmelite serving the infirm 1st segment: Scot Landry welcomed the four Thursday regulars back to the show after a long time apart. Scot said that soon we will start making a live video stream of the show available for many shows. Susan said she is preparing for the new catechetical school year. She said August feels like the shortest month of the year sometimes because they're so busy getting ready. Scot welcomed Gregory Tracy and Fr. Roger Landry back to the show. At the top of the news was the invitation by Mitt Romney to Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York to give the benediction at the Republican National Convention. Scot wondered if people will criticize the cardinal as being partisan. Susan said the move by the Republicans is brilliant. Cardinal Dolan is very articulate and will use the time to call down blessings on our country without being partisan. Susan then told the story of being at dinner with Cardinal Dolan during Bishop Richard Malone's installation celebrations in Buffalo, New York. Scot asked Greg why would a Catholic prelate say yes to such an invitation. Greg recalled the discussion about the invitation to the President Barack Obama to participate in New York's Al Smith dinner to benefit Catholic Charities. He said it's interesting that the Cardinal is blasted for inviting Obama and he'll be criticized for praying at the convention. Scot asked Fr. Roger about the involvement of the Catholic Church in the political sphere. Fr. Roger said the first thing to recognize is that Cardinal Dolan said he would be willing to speak at both conventions and that the principle is that we should start something so important with prayer to call upon God's authority and wisdom as we undertake such actions. He added that there are some people who think that the Catholic Church's business is to be in church on Sunday, not to be salt and light for the world. We're trying to lift everything up for the common good. It is a great sign that we begin so much of our public life with prayer because we can't evict God from our society. Cardinal Dolan has been trying to chart the path by which the faith will purify all political reason. This is the same goal of Pope Benedict XVI, who said during his visit to the United Kingdom that the political sphere has nothing to fear from the Church. The Church is trying to articulate the moral principles which aren't just for Christians, but apply to the dignity of every human person as part of natural law. Scot noted that Mitt Romney will be appearing on EWTN tonight in a significant interview. He said it's clearly an attempt to reach out to Catholics from the Romney campaign. Susan said the whole issue of the candidate's religion has come up before, but the issue of Mormonism is new today and should make for an interesting conversation. Scot said these are the sorts of interviews that frame lots of issues going forward. Greg said this looks like evidence that the Romney campaign is reaching for the Catholic vote. Greg said he's not sure that there is a Catholic vote, as if all Catholics vote the same. Traditionally Catholics did vote Democrat, but there seems to be a split between generations where older Catholics still tend to Democrats while younger Catholics often tend to be Republican for pro-life reasons. He thinks President Obama should take the opportunity to make his case to the Catholic voters like Romney is. Fr. Roger said he hopes Arroyo asks Romney about his conversions with regard tho the life issue. Early in Romney's life was pro-life, then was later pro-abortion running for governor, and then came back to a pro-life position. Catholics need to be able to get beyond the typical frame on Romney as a flip-flopper who switches for political expediency. Fr. Roger said he's heard that Romney's switch came when Fr. Tad Pacholczyk explained to him about what's going on in embryonic stem cell research. He'd also love to see what he likes about Paul Ryan in terms of Ryan's understanding of the Catholic faith as well as what Ryan has written with regard to Catholic teaching and public policy. Fr. Roger thinks Ryan's writings on the subject are the best attempt to apply the principles by any public elected official. Fr. Roger also always wants to see if candidates are men of personal faith and personal principle. Scot said he'd ask Romney how things would be different in a Romney administration with regard to religious liberty and how the HHS mandate might be reversed. Susan would ask him about his faith and why it's important to him and about his Mormon missionary commitment. Greg said he would ask him to speak a little about how Catholics can somehow relate to him in his Mormon faith. At the Pilot they've seen a lot of reluctance to support Romney because they're afraid of his Mormonism in the feedback they've received in letters to the editor and elsewhere. Scot said there is a deep connection between “Gone with the Wind” and the Archdiocese of Atlanta, because one of Margaret Mitchell's heirs has willed it to the archdiocese. From the Joseph Mitchell estate, Archbishop Gregory has designated that $7.5 million be given to the Cathedral of Christ the King for its building fund. He also has assigned $1.5 million to Catholic Charities Atlanta for its immediate use and an additional $2 million to create an endowment fund for the social services agency to address its long-term need for sustaining income. The archbishop also has asked the Catholic Foundation of North Georgia to create an endowment fund for each parish, mission and Catholic school of the archdiocese with a $10,000 gift apiece from the Joseph Mitchell estate, totaling more than $1 million. He also has assigned $150,000 to the Deacons' Assistance Fund, $100,000 of which will be a challenge grant that is in place until May 31,2013, to match any charitable contributions made to the fund during that time. The remainder of the Mitchell bequest will be held in reserve and used by the archdiocese for general religious purposes as requested in Joseph Mitchell's will, Deacon Swope said. Plans call for the cathedral parish, which has limited space on its Peachtree Road site, to use part of the bequest to purchase the nearby archbishop's residence on West Wesley and renovate it as a rectory. A new residence is planned for Archbishop Gregory and future archbishops of Atlanta on the property given to the archdiocese by Joseph Mitchell. Scot said he loves to highlight the living legacy that generous people leave to the Church. Susan said she didn't realize many of the details about Gone with the Wind in the story, like the language translations and how the estate had many artifacts from other authors, which they hope to put on public display. Scot said when an estate gives half or more to the Church, it shows the Catholic faith was central to the donor's life. Greg said it also provides a massive cultural icon. He also finds it shows how much the South is changing and growing and becoming so much more Catholic. He also noted that it's an ongoing gift that will benefit the archdiocese with future profits. Scot said he was surprised the Church didn't sell the rights and various art, rather than seek to maintain it. Fr. Roger has been writing recently on the importance of art and beauty to the soul. Fr. Roger said the Church has been preserving cultural treasures from the beginning because they are created through the genius of human beings that God has implanted in them. The second consideration is that if the Church tried to sell it, it would have been impossible for the other half-owner to buy it and could have damaged the cultural legacy they'd been endowed with. Fr. Roger's first thought was about the scandal years ago when Bob Dylan performed before Pope John Paul II and John Paul preached extemperaneously on what it means to be “blowing with the wind” and in similar way the Mitchell family has blown with the Wind of the Holy Spirit. 2nd segment: Scot called attention to a lengthy article in the Pilot this week about the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm in Massachusetts who run two homes for the elderly and infirm in Framingham and South Boston. They show that there's a better way than assisted suicide, which is to love. Susan said the dignity of the human person has been their stock in trade since the beginning. They address the fear people have about end of life issues and they have assembled a good staff to meet the needs and fears of the dying. They say that people don't come to them to die but to live, which is such an opposite attitude from the assisted suicide proponents. Scot said the founder of the Carmelite Sisters used to be one of the Little Sisters of the Poor, who focus mainly on the poorest at the end of life, but she wanted to offer the same care to everyone regardless of wealth or class. Scot noted how one of the sisters said with regard to assisted suicide that it not only could disrupt otherwise dignified lives, but also the peace of families that help someone end their own life. There will never be peace in that family again, she said. It will make everyone wonder what will happen to them if they get ill. The mission of the facility is to care our elders and to talk with them in this final stage of life so they don't feel alone. Scot and Fr. Roger said that this is how our whole society should treat every sick person, and it shouldn't be unique to the Carmelite Sisters. Fr. Roger said our culture is starting to look at people as disposable, as an economic burden. Instead we are a brother or sister and we are looked at with love. Mother Mark of the Sisters said “Somebody has to advocate for the elderly.” That should be all of us. Scot said people who contemplate suicide need help, no matter whether they are terminally ill. Susan said many years ago the Church started a program called “In Support of Life” and a priest told a gathering a story about interviews of families of elderly and terminally ill patients who said overwhelmingly that they should have the right to take their own life, but the elderly and terminally ill themselves said overwhelmingly that they shouldn't have that right. Scot said people can go to the Suicide is Always a Tragedy website and click through to stopassistedsuicide.org to donate, to get educated, and to learn how to talk to others about voting No on Question 2. Scot said in other news, EWTN host Johnette Benkovic will be speaking this weekend at the St. Francis Xavier Parish in Acushnet, Mass. Call 508–995–7600. Fr. Roger has also restarted his Putting Into the Deep column in The Anchor newspaper. He has most recently written about the installation Mass homily by Bishop Richard Malone upon his arrival in Buffalo. He said the bishop preached about martyrdom, partly because he recognized that carrying out the New Evangelization today in a culture hostile to our faith, we need to have the grit of the martyrs to do what Christ has asked us to do. He said what our culture needs most today is the courage of the martyrs. The word martyr means witness in Greek and we are called to witness with our words and lives. Fr. Roger said we can't proclaim the Gospel if we have a watered-down cowardly vision of the faith. Too often people are afraid to engage their faith in politics or public affairs. The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church. Scot said Fr. Charles Sheehy died at 94 years old on August 10, which was the 68th anniversary of his ordination. He served in 10 different towns in his time as a priest. Meanwhile, Fr. John Farrell, who just received Senior Priest status, served in only two different parishes, as well as teaching in the seminary. They also discussed how Fr. Farrell told his mother at his First Communion that he felt called to the priesthood.
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--{ New Scientific Morality of Murder and Depravity: "An Arrogant Elite Arose, God Morphed into Science, Discarding Old Morality with Gusto and Defiance, Using Disabled, The Infirm, Elderly, The Lame, They'd Inject Microbes, Poisons, Then Dissect the Brain, Paid Highly by Governments and Wealthy Foundations, They Rose to Prominence by Gruesome Desecrations, Under Pretense of Research and Promising Cure They Injected Plutonium into Veins of the Poor, Now Decency and Morality's Gone, Things Just Get Worse, Experimentation on "Human Animals" is a Scientific Curse" © Alan Watt }-- Untouchable Royal Family - No Taboos for Ruling Elite - Normalization - Fluoridation, Disposal of Industrial Waste into Water Supply - Secret Medical Experimentation on US Public - "Acres of Skin" book, Testing on Prisoners - Eugenicist Dr. Jonas Salk, Polio Vaccine - Vaccine Trials and Induced-Infection Studies - Nuclear Radiation Testing on US and Soviet Troops - Tavistock, Mass Behaviour Modification - RIIA (CFR in US), Royal Charters, Crown Corporations - WWII, Materials Shipped to Germany through "Neutral" Countries - Lend-Lease Program, Subsidies (and Gold) to Soviet Union - IMF, Bank for International Settlements - Waking Up, Using Your Own Discernment. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - March 1, 2011 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)
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