Podcasts about Loreto

In this archive edition of Slow Baja, we return to my 2020 conversation with professor Paul Ganster. I wanted to share this show again as I recently watched Isaac Artensteins's magnificent Journeys of Harry Crosby documentary. The Crosby film is available to stream on PBS here. Ganster began traveling to Mexico with his friend and former high school teacher, Harry Crosby, in the early 1960s. When Crosby landed his 1967 commission to photograph the El Camino Real, he asked Ganster, then a graduate student at UCLA, to make the trip with him. In retracing the original Portolá missionary expedition of 1769, Crosby and Ganster covered 600 grueling miles, mostly by mule. Ganster took trail notes, made detailed drawings and maps, and shot scores of photographs. However, no job was more important than feeding the mules. Each evening, he would climb the palo verde trees and use a machete to hack off branches that the mules would crunch on loudly. The trip was a life-changing trip for both men. Crosby's photographs from the journey were published in The Call to California in 1969. He often returned to Baja to photograph cave paintings and study early life in Alta, California, and published several books on the subject. Baja figured prominently in Ganster's life as well. In his long academic career, he is an acknowledged expert on the U.S.-Mexico border region. Currently, he directs the Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias at San Diego State University. He's recently edited Loreto, Mexico: Challenges for a Sustainable Future (2020, SDSU Press) with Oscar Arizpe and Vinod Sasidharan. He and Arizpe, a professor at the Universidad A. de Baja California Sur, collaborated on two earlier projects examining Loreto's sustainability. Check out Paul Ganster's extensive writings here.

Oración desde Juancito, Loreto, Perú. Evangelio: Lucas 10, 1-9. La mies es abundante y los obreros pocos. En aquel tiempo, designó el Señor otros setenta y dos y los mandó delante de él, de dos en dos, a todos los pueblos y lugares adonde pensaba ir él. Y les decía: «La mies es abundante y los obreros pocos; rogad, pues, al dueño de la mies que envíe obreros a su mies. ¡Poneos en camino! Mirad que os envío como corderos en medio de lobos. No llevéis bolsa, ni alforja, ni sandalias; y no saludéis a nadie por el camino. Cuando entréis en una casa, decid primero: “Paz a esta casa”. Y si allí hay gente de paz, descansará sobre ellos vuestra paz; si no, volverá a vosotros. Quedaos en la misma casa, comiendo y bebiendo de lo que tengan: porque el obrero merece su salario. No andéis cambiando de casa en casa. Si entráis en una ciudad y os reciben, comed lo que os pongan, curad a los enfermos que haya en ella, y decidles: “El reino de Dios ha llegado a vosotros”». Bendición: P. Wilson Guevara, desde la diócesis de Chiclayo, Perú. Redacción: Prof. Ricardo Antonio Guerrero Curo.

Bret Thoman discusses his early Italian Roots, becoming an Italian language scholar and eventually marrying his Italian wife and living in Italy. St. Francis Pilgrimages is owned and operated by Bret Thoman. Married since 2002, and professed Secular Franciscans (Third Order Franciscans) since 2006, they currently live in Loreto, Italy with their three children.They have organized over 125 pilgrimages and personally journeyed with 1,600 people of more than 20 different nationalities. Destinations include all of Italy, the Holy Land, Spain and Portugal, Medjugorje, Poland, and more. Groups have originated in the US, Canada, Ireland, Guam, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, and Malaysia; they have been large and small and consist of parishes, families, schools, youth groups, retreat centers, secular Franciscan fraternities/ regions, and more.Bret has a master's degree in Italian and a certificate in Franciscan studies. He has worked as a teacher and translator of Italian, as a flight instructor and airline pilot, and has written and translated numerous books. Katia was born in Southern Italy. She lived in Assisi for 7 years where she graduated with a degree in tourism from the University of Perugia and worked in several hotels. In Assisi she developed lifelong friendships with the Franciscan friars and sisters. www.stfrancispilgrimages.comFarmers and Nobles traces the research path of blogger and podcast host Bob Sorrentino. Bob began researching his family roots in 2008 beginning with his great-grandfather's calling card brought from Italy by his paternal grandmother Maria Luigia Piromallo. https://www.italiangenealogy.blog/farmers-and-nobles/Becoming Italian Travel to Italy with Bret Thoman as he narrates his lifelong journey from America's South to Italy. Farmers and Nobles Read about my research story and how to begin your family research.Support the showPurchase my book "Farmers and Nobles" here or at Amazon.

Oración desde la localidad Colonia Angamos, río Yavarí, Loreto, Perú. Evangelio: Marcos 3, 7-12. Los espíritus inmundos gritaban: «Tú eres el Hijo de Dios», pero él les prohibía que lo diesen a conocer. En aquel tiempo, Jesús se retiró con sus discípulos a la orilla del mar y lo siguió una gran muchedumbre de Galilea. Al enterarse de las cosas que hacía, acudía mucha gente de Judea, Jerusalén, Idumea, Transjordania y cercanías de Tiro y Sidón. Encargó a sus discípulos que le tuviesen preparada una barca, no lo fuera a estrujar el gentío. Como había curado a muchos, todos los que sufrían de algo se le echaban encima para tocarlo. Los espíritus inmundos, cuando lo veían, se postraban ante él y gritaban: «Tú eres el Hijo de Dios». Pero él les prohibía severamente que lo diesen a conocer. Bendición: Mons. Miguel Ángel Cadenas, OSA, obispo del vicariato apostólico de Iquitos. Redacción: Prof. José Demetrio Cenepo Saquiray.

Thank you all for your patience last week as I was traveling in Mexico. For that, you will also be getting another episode this week to make up for it! I get into all things Loreto, Mexico. And by the title, you can presume a little bit about my expectations. Riley and I had such a magical time, eating, relaxing, golfing at one of the top 7 resorts in the world, and more. I so excited to catch up with you. Enjoy the show!  - THIS WEEK'S SPONSOR: ROCKETMONEY > Go to www.rocketmoney.com/HUMBLE. to save you HUNDREDS per year. - Are you a business or brand and want to participate in our giveaway or sponsor the show? Contact us at www.nataliepuche.com. - Follow Natalie Puche on Instagram at @nataliepuche. - “Talkaholic” - Humble & Hungry Podcast theme song provided by: Producer/Engineer: Heather Baker  Vocalist and Musical Performance: Moa Munoz Mixer: Alexia Stratton - Humble & Hungry is Hosted and Produced by Natalie Puche and edited & Co-Produced in partnership with Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott and Pam recently were privileged to be one of the first guests to embark onto the beautiful Diamond Princess, the last Princess ship to restart, post pandemic. The ship had been, refreshed, refurbished and updated to Medallion Class! Scott shares about all the great things you can do aboard the ship and what not to miss. Also Scott tell us about his experiences and tips at port stops Loreto and La Paz in the Sea of Cortez. We hope you enjoy the new episode!  

For the full show notes and access to resources mentioned in this episode visit https://www.easyscaling.com/blog/episode29This episode is part of our mini-series all about finding clients. Tune in as we discuss all the ways to find clients in the online space and get real about what works and what doesn't. You'll hear practical strategies and transparent conversations about where clients really come from so that you can hopefully find more clients and just feel normal about where you're at now.In this episode, we're talking with Lauren Loreto. Lauren is the CEO of Brand Good Time, Podcast Host for She's Busy AF, and a big fan of a damn good time. With a background as a former corporate agency employee and boutique agency owner, she combines a ruthless mind for data and (lowkey outrageous) creativity to help her clients visualize what's working in their business, what's not, and what could be way more fun through marketing strategy and development services.Topics discussed:Speaking up and confidently talking about what you doUsing your first clients as case studiesValidating and adjusting your offer in the early daysEvolving and growing with your clientsNavigating scope and price changesOutbound vs. inbound marketingRepurposing content as much as possibleUsing your podcast to create Youtube, blog, and email contentDo not skip SEO and keyword researchBringing guests onto your podcast to boost visibilityBeing efficient and understanding the purpose of your contentCurating strategic partnershipsProject collaborations vs. referralsKeeping your marketing and services as simple as possibleTop tip or advice for finding clients:Market your brand consistently, leverage strategic partnerships, and get out and into your community.Connect with Jordan Schanda King:Website: easyscaling.comInstagram: @jordanschandakingConnect with this week's guest, Lauren Loreto:Website: brandgoodtime.comInstagram: @brandgoodtimeLove what you heard? Reviews really help us out! As a thank you, you can get my 90-Day Planning Formula ($97 Value) by submitting a screenshot of your 5-star review at easyscaling.com/podcastreview

Maria e o Cristianismo Por ocasião do Congresso Mariológico Internacional realizado em Loreto (22-25 de março de 1995) o então Cardeal Ratzinger concordou em realizar o prolusão sobre o artigo do Credo: "Et incarnatus est de Spiritu sancto ex Maria Virgine". Nesta conferência magistral afirma que: «sem Maria a entrada de Deus na história não chegaria ao seu fim; o que importa na confissão de fé não seria alcançado: que Deus é um Deus conosco e não apenas um Deus em si mesmo e para si mesmo. Assim a mulher, que se qualificou como humilde, isto é, como mulher anônima (Lc 1,48), é colocada no centro da confissão no Deus vivo, que não pode ser pensado sem ela». Em termos inequívocos, Maria é colocada no núcleo essencial da fé e da história, como mulher que introduz Deus na situação inédita da encarnação. Por meio dela, Deus se revela não como um Deus encerrado no claustro do céu, mas verdadeiramente como Emanuel, Deus conosco. Iniludível consequência teológica: Maria entra no conceito de Deus vivo e atuante na história, a tal ponto que não se pode pensar em Maria sem referir-se à sua ativa colaboração materna. Depois de ter interpretado a frase do Símbolo Apostólico «como síntese dos três grandes testemunhos bíblicos da encarnação do Filho: Mt 1,18-25; Lucas 1,26-38; Jo 1,13ss., o cardeal se deteve na morada de Deus como consequência e finalidade da encarnação e afirma que Jesus é a verdadeira shekinah, por meio da qual Deus está entre nós, se estivermos reunidos em seu primeiro nome. Embora os lugares santos sejam a garantia permanente da entrada de Deus no mundo

Informe Especial emitido el 29-12-2022 en No Hay Derecho de Ideeleradio. Más de 10 comunidades nativas de la quebrada de Cuninico en Loreto se quedaron sin alimentos y su salud se vio afectada debido al derrame de petróleo del Oleoducto Norperuano en el 2014 y 2022, pues su principal fuente de agua estaba contaminada. Por ello, las comunidades iniciaron una serie de demandas contra la empresa Petroperú, administrador del Oleoducto Norperuano. Conoce los detalles en este informe especial.

SCANNER 5/01/2023 Con Giulio Dini e Tommaso Loreto

SCANNER 5/01/2023 Con Giulio Dini e Tommaso Loreto

VIDEO: La Santa Casa di Loreto ➜ www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb-_uPDejWw&list=PLpFpqNiJy93vpo09XwkVtUp8W-0qcHkloTESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=7236LA TRASLAZIONE DELLA SANTA CASA A LORETO di Ermes DovicoOgni 10 dicembre si ricorda la traslazione della Santa Casa di Nazaret che il 10 dicembre 1294 fu trasportata in volo dagli angeli nel territorio delle Marche, allora parte dello Stato Pontificio. Non era la prima traslazione miracolosa né sarebbe stata l'ultima, per cui vale la pena accennare al quadro storico in cui ciò avvenne.Nel maggio 1291 la città di Nazaret e l'intera Palestina si trovavano sotto il dominio dei Turchi Selgiuchidi, che erano una minaccia tanto per i pellegrini quanto per i luoghi santi in cui Cristo aveva vissuto, insegnato e sofferto la Passione per la nostra salvezza. Fu allora che per preservare la Santa Casa, dove era nata Maria e dove il Verbo di Dio si era incarnato in seguito al fiat pronunciato dalla Vergine davanti all'Arcangelo Gabriele (Lc 1, 26-38), gli angeli la staccarono dalle fondamenta e la traslarono a Tersatto, in Dalmazia. Vi rimase per tre anni e sette mesi («ma lì non fu affatto onorata come si conveniva alla Vergine», si legge in una cronaca del 1465 di Pier Giorgio Tolomei, che aveva tratto la notizia da una vecchia 'tabula' risalente all'inizio del XIV secolo), fino appunto al 10 dicembre 1294 quando la Santa Casa venne posta per la prima volta sulla terra del Vicario di Cristo.LA TRASLAZIONE MIRACOLOSANell'anno successivo la sacra dimora fu spostata altre tre volte in luoghi vicini, prima a causa dei briganti che derubavano i fedeli e poi perché due fratelli (i conti Stefano e Simone Rinaldi) avevano cercato di ottenere il titolo di proprietà sulla Santa Casa, che alla fine gli angeli posero al centro della strada che da Recanati va al suo porto: e ciò, si badi bene, costrinse i magistrati dell'epoca a ordinare una deviazione del percorso. In quel luogo, poi chiamato Loreto, la Santa Casa si trova ancora oggi dopo oltre sette secoli, custodita da un rivestimento marmoreo all'interno dell'omonima basilica, eretta a partire dal XV secolo e divenuta uno dei santuari mariani più visitati al mondo, meta di pellegrinaggio di pontefici, cardinali, re, regine e milioni di altri fedeli che vi hanno lasciato doni ed ex voto per le innumerevoli grazie ricevute.Dal XIII secolo ai giorni nostri, sia a Loreto che a Nazaret, sono stati condotti numerosi studi archeologici e storici sulla Santa Casa che sostengono la soprannaturalità della traslazione. Sono del tutto inventate, invece, le storie moderne (e moderniste), accompagnatesi perfino alla produzione - dal XIX secolo in poi - di atti falsi, che vorrebbero la traslazione operata per mano dei crociati o di una presunta famiglia "Angeli" o "De Angelis". Accenniamo brevemente ai fatti che avvalorano la traslazione miracolosa.Tra le ricerche più recenti si ricordano quelle di padre Bellarmino Bagatti, uno degli archeologi più importanti del XX secolo, di Nereo Alfieri, anche lui famoso archeologo, e di Nanni Monelli (La Santa Casa a Loreto. La Santa Casa a Nazareth), architetto e ingegnere. Innanzitutto, nel suo nucleo originario, la casa è costituita da sole tre pareti perché era appoggiata a una grotta con la quale costituiva un unico blocco abitativo. Le misure della casa di Loreto e lo spessore dei suoi muri corrispondono perfettamente alle fondamenta che si trovano a Nazaret, nel luogo che per 13 secoli è stato venerato dai fedeli come casa di Maria. Le pietre della Santa Casa sono tipiche della Palestina e lavorate con una tecnica specifica di quei luoghi; a ciò va aggiunto che nelle Marche non vi erano cave di pietra e tutte le costruzioni erano fatte in laterizi, senza contare che la collocazione della porta sulla parete lunga e l'orientamento dell'intera casa sono anomalie per gli usi edilizi dell'epoca in terra marchigiana.PROVE CERTELe pietre della Santa Casa risultano saldate da una malta anch'essa tipica della Palestina, costituita da gesso impastato con polvere di carbone di legna grazie a una tecnica mai usata in Italia, e uniforme in tutti i punti: altro fatto che, come ha spiegato il docente di elettrochimica Emanuele Mor, esclude l'ipotesi di una rimozione e traslazione della casa per mano umana, perché «qualora fosse avvenuta una nuova rimessa in opera dei singoli blocchi di pietra, si sarebbe dovuta evidenziare per la differenza della composizione chimica della malta in questione». Sulle pietre sono presenti numerosi graffiti che recano segni cristologici (compresa la scritta in ebraico «O Gesù Cristo, Figlio di Dio») del tutto simili a quelli ritrovati a Nazaret nei primissimi secoli della cristianità.Questi e diversi altri particolari convergono verso l'unica conclusione plausibile, figlia della ragione illuminata dalla fede: la Santa Casa di Loreto, traslata dagli angeli, è la stessa di Nazaret dove avvenne il mistero al centro della storia della salvezza, l'Incarnazione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo. E per la presenza di questo segno tangibile in mezzo a noi dovremmo versare lacrime di gratitudine: perché - come ha detto Giovanni Paolo II - è «la casa universale di tutti i figli adottivi di Dio. La storia di ogni uomo, in un certo senso, passa attraverso quella casa».

In this episode, the dogs extend an invitation to a "big-souled life" (35:50). Connor brings up the pilgrimage to Rome in The Story of a Soul (2:25) and Rob connects St. Therese's allure to truthfulness (5:50). Mike emphasizes the importance of living in the present truth (13:00) while also having your eyes fixed on eternity (20:40). Quotes: "I cannot tell you how deeply I was impressed with this scenery so full of poetry and grandeur. It was a foretaste of the wonders of Heaven. Then the thought of religious life would come before me, as it really is, with its constraints and its little daily sacrifices made in secret. I understood how easily one might become wrapped in self and forget the sublime end of one's vocation, and I thought: "Later on, when the time of trial comes, when I am enclosed in the Carmel and shall only be able to see a little bit of sky, I will remember this day and it will encourage me." (Connor quoting The Story of a Soul: Chapter VI, 3:10). “Here's hoping that you probably like this.” (Rob, 4:55)  “We have a desire as men to not live in the pretend fake world, but to live in reality; that is costly, but it's so much more substantial.” (Connor, 9:05) “I'd much rather be a real person who loves real people.” (Connor, 11:00) “I can use my words to build someone up, which is actually a cooperation with the creative word of God.” (Mike, 12:30) “It's safer in the longterm to constantly live in the truth because reality will break through eventually.” (Mike, 12:54) “She (St. Therese) suffered the violence of grace in the most ordinary moments.” (Rob, 17:52) “Therese lived fully in the moment while looking completely to Heaven, which isn't the future, it was reality.” (Mike, 19:23) “The more real you become to yourself and others the less you are interested in people not being real to you.” (Connor, 25:14)  “You are one of a kind, but you're not the center of the universe and you don't need to be.” (Connor, 36:17) Media Mentions: St. Therese of Lisieux's The Story of a SoulRule 8: Tell the truth. Or at least don't lie. (from Jordan B. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life)Three Dogs North S11 E51Carrie Underwood's Jesus, Take the WheelPinocchio (1940)Athos (2016)Discerning Hearts Podcast (Fr. Timothy Gallagher)The Simpsons- Stupid Babies Need the Most AttentionHeather King's Shirt of Flame References: TwitterElon MuskSt. Therese of LisieuxRomeSanctuary of the Holy House of Loreto, ItalyMaryParis SwitzerlandCarmelJordan B. PetersonDietrich von HildebrandFlannery O'ConnorInstitute for Priestly FormationBart, Lisa, and Maggie SimpsonHanukkahThe Shire Shout- Outs: Fr. Paul PorterFr. Timothy GallagherRoss (Rob's brother) Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at threedogsnorth@gmail.com

El periodista Ciro Gómez Leyva estalló en contra del presidente López Obrador debido a que en la mañanera el mandatario sugirió que el ataque que sufrió podría deberse a un auto atentado. Sugirió sarcásticamente algunos nombres de las personas que pudieron haber sido los autores de su ataque entre ellos a Loreto de Mola.

Full Text of ReadingsFourth Sunday of Advent Lectionary: 10The Saint of the day is Blessed Anthony GrassiBlessed Anthony Grassi's Story Anthony's father died when his son was only 10 years old, but the young lad inherited his father's devotion to Our Lady of Loreto. As a schoolboy, he frequented the local church of the Oratorian Fathers, joining the religious order when he was 17. Already a fine student, Anthony soon gained a reputation in his religious community as a “walking dictionary,” who quickly grasped Scripture and theology. For some time he was tormented by scruples, but they reportedly left him at the very hour he celebrated his first Mass. From that day, serenity penetrated his very being. In 1621, at age 29, Anthony was struck by lightning while praying in the church of the Holy House at Loreto. He was carried paralyzed from the church, expecting to die. When Anthony recovered in a few days he realized that he had been cured of acute indigestion. His scorched clothes were donated to the Loreto church as an offering of thanks for his new gift of life. More importantly, Anthony now felt that his life belonged entirely to God. Each year thereafter he made a pilgrimage to Loreto to express his thanks. He also began hearing confessions, and came to be regarded as an outstanding confessor. Simple and direct, Anthony listened carefully to penitents, said a few words, and gave a penance and absolution, frequently drawing on his gift of reading consciences. In 1635, Anthony was elected superior of the Fermo Oratory. He was so well regarded that he was reelected every three years until his death. He was a quiet person and a gentle superior who did not know how to be severe. At the same time he kept the Oratorian constitutions literally, encouraging the community to do likewise. He refused social or civic commitments and instead would go out day or night to visit the sick or dying or anyone else needing his services. As Anthony grew older, he had a God-given awareness of the future, a gift which he frequently used to warn or to console. But age brought its challenges as well. Anthony suffered the humility of having to give up his physical faculties one by one. First was his preaching, necessitated after he lost his teeth. Then he could no longer hear confessions. Finally after a fall, Anthony was confined to his room. The archbishop himself came each day to give him Holy Communion. One of his final acts was to reconcile two fiercely quarreling brothers. The liturgical feast of Blessed Anthony Grassi is celebrated on December 13. Reflection Nothing provides a better reason for reassessing a life than a brush with death. Anthony's life already seemed to be on track when he was struck by lightning; he was a brilliant priest, blessed at last with serenity. But the experience softened him. Anthony became a loving counselor and a wise mediator. The same might be said of us if we put our hearts to it. We needn't wait to be struck by lightning. Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

December 10th was the feast day of the Holy House of Loreto, my very favorite shrine in Italy that I've visited several times, and this seems like the perfect season to tell a special story about Mary's house, the house in which she grew up. I will tell you that, according to tradition, this Marian shrine is the home in which Mary lived, in which the Angel Gabriel appeared to her, announcing she would become the Mother of God, and the home she shared with Jesus and Joseph. It was transported to this Italian hill town overlooking the Adriatic on the night of December 10, 1294. Tune in and you will learn exactly how it was transported to Italy! As I prepared this Special, I felt myself leaning against the stone walls of this holy house – as I've done on every visit – praying to Mary, running my hands over the stones as I imagined she and Jesus and Joseph did countless times! Rarely have I been so induced to pray, so recollected in prayer, so sensing the presence of the Holy Family as I have in this holy home! I hope you sense the awesomeness of this home as I tell its story!

December 10th was the feast day of the Holy House of Loreto, my very favorite shrine in Italy that I've visited several times, and this seems like the perfect season to tell a special story about Mary's house, the house in which she grew up. I will tell you that, according to tradition, this Marian shrine is the home in which Mary lived, in which the Angel Gabriel appeared to her, announcing she would become the Mother of God, and the home she shared with Jesus and Joseph. It was transported to this Italian hill town overlooking the Adriatic on the night of December 10, 1294. Tune in and you will learn exactly how it was transported to Italy! As I prepared this Special, I felt myself leaning against the stone walls of this holy house – as I've done on every visit – praying to Mary, running my hands over the stones as I imagined she and Jesus and Joseph did countless times! Rarely have I been so induced to pray, so recollected in prayer, so sensing the presence of the Holy Family as I have in this holy home! I hope you sense the awesomeness of this home as I tell its story!

Loreto es una mujer que ha sabido ir tras sus sueños. Conectar con almas es lo que la caracteriza como profesionista y como ser humano. El blanco y el negro, la luz y la sombra son sus aliados para que su trabajo como fotógrafa sea mucho más que un retrato, pues es realmente una obra de arte. En el año 2000 funda Loreto Villarreal Studio, un espacio que le ha permitido desarrollar y madurar su singular obra. Su creatividad, perfeccionismo y empeño quedan más que evidentes en cada una de sus sesiones fotográficas. Su magia para capturar la esencia de cada persona que pasa por su lente es increíble, logrando que su trabajo tenga un sello muy particular. Loreto sigue creando y poniéndose metas, pero, sobre todo, sigue aprendiendo y conectando con otros. Una historia de sueños, constancia y creatividad. Facebook: Efecto Inspiración Instagram: @efectoinspiracion

Father Thomas Celso's Lessons taken from the first six days of the Virgin Mary In the Kingdom of the Divine Will and given to us in the year 2020 during the monthly Days of Recollection he offers: 2nd Saturdays- Fiat! You can join every 2nd Saturday through the Fiat Luisa YouTube channel for Father's Live Presentations. Fiat! Happy Feast Day of Our Lady of Loreto and her Miraculous Holy House

Misa en la fiesta patronal de la parroquia Nuestra Señora de Loreto, en Pesquería

Ecclesiasticus 48:1-4, 9-12 (The prophet Elijah will come again) Isaiah 7:10-14, 9:10 (The maiden is with child)

El padre Ed Broom, OMV (Oblato de la Virgen María), cariñosamente conocido como el Padre Escobita, fue ordenado sacerdote por san Juan Pablo II en 1986. Es asistente del párroco en la Iglesia de San Pedro Chanel en Hawaiian Gardens (California). Allí imparte retiros, da los Ejercicios Espirituales de San Ignacio de Loyola. El Padre […] The post NUESTRA SENORA DE LORETO appeared first on Padre Edward Broom, OMV (P.Escobita).

Saturday of the Second Week of Advent Optional Memorial of Our Lady of Loreto, referring to the house in which Mary was born and raised, and in which the angel Gabriel visited her; tradiiton holds that angels miraculous transported the house from Palestine to Loreto, Italy, in the 13th Century Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 12/10/22 Gospel: Matthew 17:9-13

On this Memorial of Our Lady of Loreto, Jackie Ulmer shares a beautiful experience of her time a Loreto with her children. Mentioned in this episode:21 Days to a Better Prayer Life Challenge21 Days to a Better Prayer Life Challenge

Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke offered this homily at a Pontifical Solemn High Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin, on the Feast of Our Lady of Loreto, December 10, 2022. Learn more about the Shrine at https://www.guadalupeshrine.org/

Celebramos neste sábado, dia 10 de dezembro, a Memória da Bem-Aventurada Virgem Maria de Loreto, recordando a milagrosa translação da Santa Casa de Loreto, venerada pelos fiéis por ter sido a residência da Sagrada Família em Nazaré. Assista à homilia de hoje e conheça a história deste incrível milagre pelo qual Deus, Senhor de todas as famílias, resgatou de mãos bárbaras as paredes que viram crescer o seu Filho bem-amado e feito carne por amor aos homens!

Este día conmemoramos una advocación entrañable de María: la de Loreto. En ella vemos a María como esposa y madre, la señora de su casa. Aprendamos sus actitudes, en particular la de su sí a la inescrutable Voluntad divina (San Juan Pablo II). Entonces nuestra vida fluirá suavemente, porque no tendremos otro afán sino el de secundar aquello que Dios nos mande.

P. Ricardo (Perú)-La Virgen de Loreto nos recuerda que Dios se ha hecho hombre y vivió una vida como la nuestra. Nos invita a ser testigos de su Hijo como lo hizo Juan el Bautista, en nuestras circunstancias ordinarias

Our Lady of Loreto Today we commemorate the Feast of Our Lady of Loreto.MUSIC"Mary Did You Know" (instrumental)

Welcome to The Saint of the Day Podcast, a service of Good Catholic and The Catholic Company. Today's featured saint is Our Lady of Loreto. If you like what you heard, share this podcast with someone you know, and make sure to subscribe!

Friends of the Rosary: Today, we celebrate the Memorial of Our Lady of Loreto. The title of Our Lady of Loreto refers to the Holy House of Loreto, the house in which Mary was born, and in which the Word was made flesh at the Annunciation. Tradition says that angels transported the little house from Palestine to Loreto, in Italy where it has been for centuries. Since the 14th century, this shrine in Loreto is one of the most famous shrines of Our Lady in Europe. Popes and the faithful have always held the Shrine of Loreto in special esteem. A replica of an ancient statue of Our Lady is found there, one of the "Black Madonnas." Ave Maria! Jesus, I Trust In You! Our Lady of Loreto, Pray for Us! + Mikel A. | RosaryNetwork.com, New York • December 10, 2021, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

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Loreto, the Holiest House on the Earth *Even Jesus' Hate Speech Teaches Love *Teachers of False Doctrine *The Power of Encouragement

Today is the feast of Our Lady of Loreto. A couple of years ago Pope Francis declared this day an optional memorial. The house of Loreto is the home that Mary lived in. Tradition says that this is the house where Mary was asked to become the mother of God.

+ Evangelio de nuestro Señor Jesucristo según San Mateo 17, 10-13 Al bajar del monte, los discípulos preguntaron a Jesús: «¿Por qué dicen los escribas que primero debe venir Elías?». Él respondió: «Sí, Elías debe venir a poner en orden todas las cosas; pero les aseguro que Elías ya ha venido, y no lo han reconocido, sino que hicieron con él lo que quisieron. Y también harán padecer al Hijo del hombre». Los discípulos comprendieron entonces que Jesús se refería a Juan el Bautista. Palabra del Señor.

December 10: Our Lady of Loreto Optional Memorial; Liturgical color: white Patron Saint of air crews and builders Heaven will reinforce what we know of Christ and Mary When Jesus said, “Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock” (Mt 7:24), He likely had a specific house in mind—His own house in Nazareth where He grew up. The footings of many of Nazareth's houses are lodged, even today, into the dense bed of rock that lies under much of the town. Ancient tradition holds that the Virgin Mary was raised in Nazareth, was visited by the Archangel Gabriel in her home there, and then lived in that same home with her husband, Joseph, and her son, Jesus. Jesus would leave Nazareth as an adult for the larger, more cosmopolitan town of Capernaum, about one day away by foot, but He was always identified with His hometown. The Holy Family's house in Nazareth has a complicated and obscure history. What is known is that the knights of the First Crusade took control of Galilee in 1099 and made Nazareth their capital. The Italian Angeli family began to reconstruct the Holy Family's house when a Muslim army won a key battle in 1187 near Nazareth, forcing all the Europeans to flee. The Angelis disassembled stones of the Holy Family's house and shipped them to Italy by way of modern-day Croatia. The stones were ultimately reconstructed in 1294–95 in their present location in Loreto, where the labors of the Angelis in bringing the stones by ship turned into the legend that “angels” had scooped up the home in Nazareth and transported it through the air to Loreto. In the succeeding centuries, the small stone house was enclosed within an elaborate marble structure within an ornate papal basilica, which became one of the most visited Marian shrines in the world. Our Lady of Loreto is the title of the statue of the blackened Virgin found in the Holy House. By the 1600s, a beautiful “Litany of Loreto” enumerating Mary's biblically rich and theologically evocative titles became a popular Catholic devotion. In October 2019, Pope Francis went on pilgrimage to Loreto and announced that December 10 would henceforward be the Optional Memorial of Our Lady of Loreto on the Church's universal calendar. The formal decree instituting the change states that the new feast "will help all people, especially families, youth and religious to imitate the virtues of the perfect disciple of the Gospel, the Virgin Mother, who, in conceiving the head of the church also accepted us as her own." The unwrapped gift of the Virgin Mary conceived the Lord amid her domestic concerns in the privacy of her family home in an insignificant hamlet. God did not spare Mary the demands He imposes on every human soul. The Christian God complicated Mary's life just as He complicates every life. God is not an electric blanket or a pacifier. In satisfying His demands, we find ourselves; in imposing demands on ourselves, we find fulfillment. For the Christian, the goal of life is not happiness but meaning. And meaning is found by acquiring virtues, by attaining holy goals, by maturing through adversity, and by self-knowledge gained through prayer, among many other pathways. The dysfunctions of modernity are often the results of fools' errands, of the search for deep meaning in hobbies, activities, clubs, sports, and occupations that, though worthy in themselves, are simply incapable of satisfying the most secret longings of the human soul. It is common to ask a pregnant woman, “What are you expecting?” Mary in the silence of her holy house was expecting the Savior, but she kept this immense secret locked inside the chamber of her heart. Perhaps Mary might ask us, with mirth, when we hopefully see her crowned in heaven, surrounded by a constellation of saints, “What were you expecting?” For the Catholic, heaven will be an intensification of what we already know. Our Lady of Loreto, we ask your intercession to intercede on behalf of all who have recourse to you. Grant us the grace to respond generously to all of God's invitations to holiness, though they may disrupt our domestic duties and life's plans.

     "Faith & Feasts" is a weekly segment on Morning Light hosted by Teresa Zepeda.  Teresa could not be with us this morning so we offer you this BEST OF segment from Dec. 9th, 2020 talking about the “Holy House of Loreto.” 

The Hyphenate talks with Oscar Loreto Jr. in this episode of the Doubt Me Podcast. He is an adaptive skateboarder and a board member of the Sheckler Foundation. They talk about Oscar's birth defect that affected his growth in the womb, growing up and having good friends that didn't treat him any differently, learning an important lesson to always try in life, discovering skateboarding and skating with a prosthetic leg, learning to film and edit skate videos which led to going to school, competing in skate contests and getting sponsored, selling his own skate videos at contests, starting to work more behind the scenes to contribute to the growth of adaptive skateboarding, becoming a board member for the Sheckler Foundation, recently having a dream come true by getting a "Guest Board" with Ryan Sheckler's skateboard company (Sandlot Times) and the Sheckler Foundation, and so much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doubt-me-podcast/support

Keytlin García Rurush es docente en San Antonio, distrito de Santa Cruz, provincia de Alto Amazonas, Loreto. Gracias a su formación en la Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH), con una beca del Pronabec, logró crear a Iway, un robot que responde las preguntas de los niños. Algunos tenían vergüenza al momento de participar en clase, pero ahora a todos les gusta hablar con Iway –que significa lluvia fuerte en lengua shawi–, lo que ha incentivado su aprendizaje. ¡Escucha aquí su historia!

Escucha aquí la opinión de Glatzer Tuesta, conductor del programa No Hay Derecho. En esta edición de No Hay Derecho, abordamos entre otros temas: - Misión de la OEA continúa reuniones con autoridades en Lima. - México propone suspender la reunión de la Alianza del Pacífico ante inasistencia de Pedro Castillo. - Corte Superior de Loreto falla a favor de comunidades indígenas.

Broken-down buses, long lines, fractious tourists, strikes—and countless encounters with God's immense providence. These are just some of the memorable experiences recounted by Irish tour guide Kieran Troy in his new book, “In the Stars the Glory of His Eyes,” which takes the reader to some of the most evocative Catholic pilgrimage sites: Vatican City, the Holy House of Nazareth in Loreto, the shrine of Padre Pio in San Giovanni Rotondo, the Abbey of Montecassino, and many more. In this episode, Troy speaks with Ignatius Press editor Thomas Jacobi about the book, and about the inspiring, exhausting, and often comical experiences he's had over decades of leading groups of pilgrims to many of Christendom's most beloved places. With wit and charm, Troy gives a first-hand account of Christ at work in all the beautiful messiness of pilgrimage. Find the book, “In the Stars the Glory of His Eyes: Tales of an Irish Tour Guide in Rome,” here: https://bit.ly/3E8aWG5

Martin is a native of Quebec who graduated from Saint Francis University in Loreto, Pennsylvania. It was there that he was scouted to play golf in the NCAA Division 1. After graduation, he decided to put aside his golfing dreams to pursue a business ownership opportunity. Martin launched Monarch Roofing in 2007. Since then, he has immersed himself in achieving the highest and most prestigious certifications in the roofing industry, creating valuable partnerships with the largest roofing manufacturers in the world: GAF & Durolast. Martin was also the first roofing contractor to be named the President of the Horry-Georgetown Home Builders Association in 2017. On this episode, we talk about why having an obsession with customers can lead to a very successful roofing company. Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-pettigrew-0069385b/ https://www.instagram.com/monarchroofing_hhi/ https://www.facebook.com/MonarchRoofingHHI https://www.youtube.com/c/MonarchRoofingMyrtleBeach/videos Get a copy of The Roofing Machine: https://reevaimpact.com/the-roofing-machine.php Check out the Pitch Pro Movement: https://www.pitchpromovement.com/jim Give us your feedback! https://ask.roofermarketers.com For Tips, Strategies, and Free Downloads visit our website and join the Roofing Success Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/1940365569408073/ https://roofermarketers.com The Roofing Success Podcast Text Jim @ (612) 512-1812 – Say Hi! I would love to hear your feedback, pros & cons! Please leave us a review!

Chaner Zumaeta Córdova, director regional de Salud de Loreto, precisó que ninguno de los pacientes tiene síntomas de gravedad.

In today's episode, we are live from the Danzante Bay Invitational and the Villa Del Palmar Resort. Christina Millan is joining us to talk about her experience at the 2022 Desert Classic and the Danzante Bay Invitational, why Loreto is her favorite vacation spot and what she is up to next! Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel to watch the full episode on video. Connect with us on your favorite social platform: Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: Housewives of Golf Tori: Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com Sarah: Instagram: @sarahheldgolftravel Website: EliteGolfExperience.com Podcast IG: @housewivesofgolf Podcast YouTube: Housewives of Golf Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

In today's episode, we are filling you in on what's going on at the Danzante Bay Invitational. We are giving you a sneak peek into the 2023 Desert Classic… AND we have a special announcement about a Girls Gone Golfing Retreat!!! You don't want to miss this episode.   Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel to watch the full episode on video.    Interested in more about the Girls Gone Golfing Luxury Retreats or need info on the 2023 Desert Classic? Visit GirlsGoneGolfingRetreats.com.   This episode is sponsored by the Villa Del Palmar in the Islands of Loreto: Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto by Danzante Bay is located on the eastern coast of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, around 200 miles north of Cabo.    Listeners can go to VillaDelPalmarLoreto.com for more details and to book your next vacation! Don't forget to use code: HOUSEWIVES to receive special discounts.    Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel to watch the full episode on video.    Connect with us on your favorite social platform: Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: Housewives of Golf   Tori: Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com   Sarah: Instagram: @sarahheldgolftravel Website: EliteGolfExperience.com Podcast IG: @housewivesofgolf Podcast YouTube: Housewives of Golf Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

"Blest powers forbid thy tender life Should bleed upon a barbarous knife; Or some base hand have power to rase Thy breast's chaste cabinet, and uncase A soul kept there so sweet; oh no, Wise Heav'n will never have it so; Thou art Love's victim, and must die A death more mystical and high; Into Love's arms thou shalt let fall A still-surviving funeral." Richard Crashaw was a 17th-century English poet and Anglican priest who later in life converted to Catholicism. He taught at Cambridge and served as curate of the Church of St. Mary the Less, where he became known for his High Church Anglicanism. Puritan detractors cited him for his "Mariolatry", or excessive devotion to the Virgin Mary, and also found fault with his adornment of the church with Christian art and his use of Catholic vestments. Under Oliver Cromwell, Crashaw was expelled from his parish and forced to flee the country. It was during this exile that Crashaw converted to Catholicism, eventually ending up in Rome under the employment of a Catholic cardinal. This same cardinal would appoint him to be canon of the Shrine of the Holy House of Loreto, where Crashaw died a few short months later. Crashaw is known for his religious poetry with distinct mystical themes. He was inspired by the works of St. Teresa of Avila, despite the fact that in England she had yet to be translated and was largely unknown. Crashaw wrote three poems about St. Teresa, of which "A Hymn to the Name and Honour of Saint Teresa" is the first. In it, Crashaw traces a development from the child Teresa's desire for physical martyrdom to the adult Teresa's mystical conquest of the inner self. St. Teresa of Avila, pray for us! Links "A Hymn to the Name and Honour of the Admirable Saint Teresa" full text: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44057/a-hymn-to-the-name-and-honour-of-the-admirable-saint-teresa Go to http://www.catholicculture.org/getaudio to register for FREE access to the full archive of audiobooks beyond the most recent 15 episodes. Donate at http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio to support this podcast! Theme music: 2 Part Invention, composed by Mark Christopher Brandt, performed by Thomas Mirus. ©️2019 Heart of the Lion Publishing Co./BMI. All rights reserved.

Today we are joined with Kim Sheer and Kim Eaton as we wrap up the summer sharing about what we learned on and off the golf course this past golf season and what golf goals we have ahead.   Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel to watch the full episode on video.    Ready to focus on improving your short game? Grab the bestselling practice program – Short Game 100 at ShortGame100.com   This episode is sponsored by the Villa Del Palmar in the Islands of Loreto: Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto by Danzante Bay is located on the eastern coast of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, around 200 miles north of Cabo.    Listeners can go to VillaDelPalmarLoreto.com for more details and to book your next vacation! Don't forget to use code: HOUSEWIVES to receive special discounts.    Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel to watch the full episode on video.    Connect with us on your favorite social platform: Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: Housewives of Golf   Tori: Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com   Sarah: Instagram: @sarahheldgolftravel Website: EliteGolfExperience.com Podcast IG: @housewivesofgolf Podcast YouTube: Housewives of Golf Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

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