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Subas Herrero reads the text of the famous broadcast by Norman Reyes, “Bataan has fallen,” April 9, 1942 over the Voice of Freedom.
From the 5 CD set, “Twenty Speeches that Moved a Nation,” selected and edited by Manuel L. Quezon III, directed by Peque Gallaga. Platypus Publishing, with the support of the Enrique Zobel Foundation.
Unang Simbang Gabi
"When Praying is Kneading"
Amiable Mother
Remember me from when your skin is still supple... For I, your God, made it so.
Response to the tweet of Pope Francis and The Word Exposed
Being in need goes beyond the natural eye. A way to see God in them, Is to allow them to live up their ideals. That is true charity.
Better save the resources for a plan, Than fall into trap of short term euphoria. Give them a chance to work as God carried His cross.
A tree to live by, from a city of bread crumbs.
Sunday & sources
a Tagalog Bible clipping of Matthew 25:14-30 The Word Exposed
As we contemplate on the Parable of Talents, we tend to confuse the material measurements in the parable with the number of gifts we possess as individuals.
And we tend to judge the last servant as bad example; the master, a good one.
The Parable of Talents actually mirrors a comparison. Try to imagine the scenario while carefully reading the verses, to realize the following:
First, that God is fair.
15 To one he gave five talents; to another, two; to a third, one—to each according to his ability.
God didn't gamble. The master trusts the last one to be most efficient so he gave him the least. He was generous to the others who are prone to faltering.
A bad benefactor gambles on his best bet. Yet covets anger to every penny unturned.
Second, that being with God requires full commitment.
24 Then the one who had received the one talent came forward and said, ‘Master, I knew you were a demanding person, harvesting where you did not plant and gathering where you did not scatter; 25 so out of fear I went off and buried your talent in the ground. Here it is back.’ 26 His master said to him in reply, ‘You wicked, lazy servant! So you knew that I harvest where I did not plant and gather where I did not scatter?
Did you read between the lines? The servant is in silent protest. Not believing in his master's ways of sowing and reaping, he buried the money in the ground as symbolic gesture. This made his master angry-- and called him 'wicked'.
To a good God, we must show full commitment in our mission. To a bad master, we must be firm in our ideals and avoid evil.
Third, that the coming of God has its own timing.
27 Should you not then have put my money in the bank so that I could have got it back with interest on my return?
The servant who doesn't expect God the good master to be far away long, didn't move it.
We must not bay our expectations to "all things shall pass", or that "the end is near." Tread the journey with care every step of the way. Linger not too slow, or hasten too much.
Lastly, face your troubles and responsibilities.
Evil will give you something that doesn't bear fruit, only to moth and rust, and be taken away. But God knows who you are, what you are capable of. Treasure your life's opportune. As our Filipino saying goes, "Di yan ibibigay sayo ng Diyos, kung di mo kaya." (God won't give it you if you unless you can handle it.)
Sunday & sources
Today we commemorate the Archangels Michaelmas. From our guardians we celebrate their might. We also have Michael of the Saints, whose feast is now a day before Saint Gemma Galgani.
CATECHETICAL PRIMER
Franc. de Sales confie à St. Vincent, la direction des Réligieuses de la Visitation
Prayer postcards that come with my 1965 Bible Missal: Novena in Honor of The Immaculate Conception Mary from Madonna del Sacco of Pietro Perugino
and its Order of Divine Celebration
Serendipity received, is progress within.
Hain sa Haiyan Offer to Haiyan
The King of Sweden sent assistance to survivors and honored the Boy Scouts of Yolanda with a visit last January 24-26, 2014. Meanwhile, the rehabilitation spreads as Pope Francis has assured to visit the Visayas next January 2015.
Your Food and You: A Guide to Better Nutrition by Phil. Publishing House, 1977. The Swedish Smörgåsbord by Tore Wretman, 1983.
Bugtong: Isang prinsesa, nakaupo sa tasa. Riddle: A princess, on a cup is seated.
Sagot: Kasoy Answer: Cashew
I never can tell apples, peaches, pears, and cherries apart from the flowers. Oh, well. This is one of them, and this particular flower was remarkable, because it had six petals, rather than the usual five (the other flowers on the same tree had five). A developmental anomaly, I expect. Thanks for looking. Isn't God a great artist?
