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-Costa Maya, Mexico
-Santo Tomás de Castilla, Guatemala
-Roatán, Honduras
-Belize City, Belize
-Cozumel, Mexico
-Cruise the Florida Straits
-Key West, Florida
Cozumel is the largest inhabited island in Mexico, which lies just off the mainland. The coasts are known for large, breaking surf on the east side, and calmer waters for diving on the west side. In 1959, Jacques Cousteau discovered the beauty of Palancar, the coral reefs at the south of Cozumel and publicized it as one of the best places to go scuba diving in the world. Diving is still Cozumel's primary draw, mainly due to the healthy coral reef marine communities.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
This unique, high-adrenaline ATV adventure tour takes you on a trek through the Cozumel jungle to the ancient holy grounds where local Mayan Indians dwelled over a thousand years ago.
A brief drive from the pier brings you to the jungle Welcome Station where your single-person, 250cc ATV is waiting for you. Following a short safety briefing, you'll don your helmet, goggles and complimentary bandana before taking off with your guide for a thrilling journey down narrow, winding jungle paths that have been carved through the lush tropical vegetation. Along your route, you'll no doubt also encounter a variety of local birds and other native creatures, such as the island's colorful iguanas. You will also visit some Mayan replicas, a Chiclero base camp and Mayan planting camp.
Following the ATV portion of your tour you'll rejoin your bus and travel back to the pier and your awaiting ship.
Please note: The ATV portion of the tour travels over bumpy and uneven ground and goggles and a helmet must be worn at all times. The track can also become very dusty and/or muddy. This tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and those with mobility concerns, heart problems, asthma, epilepsy, recent back or neck injuries, conditions or injuries that would prohibit jarring and bouncing, or pregnant women. No one under the influence of alcohol or drugs may operate the ATV vehicle. Comfortable, flat shoes with closed-toes must be worn - no sandals are allowed. Light, comfortable clothing; swimwear; sun cap; sunglasses; a towel; and long pants are recommended as well as sun protection and insect repellant. Minimum age to operate the vehicle is 16 years old and all tour participants must bring a valid drivers' license and sign a release form before being allowed to operate the ATV. Maximum weight limit for the ATV's is 364 lbs.
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Learning to Understand the Loaves: Can We Help to Build an Economy of Gift and Communion?
We are by grace and nature called to communion with God and, in Him, to communion with one another. That should change everything, including how we relate to the goods of the earth and how we share those goods with one another.
We see, revealed in the humanity of Jesus, who we are to become and how we are to live with one another. I suggest we also see in the account of the feeding of the five thousand a key to a new way of considering economic issues as we seek to apply the principles offered by Catholic Social Thought to this vital intersection of faith and culture.
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - On Tuesday of the week between the Feast of the Epiphany and the Baptism of the Lord this year I will read St. Mark's Account of the feeding of the five thousand at Mass (Mk. 6:34 - 44) On Wednesday the account continues and Mark makes an important connection between the Lord calming the winds and seas and the disciples understanding about the loaves. (Mk 6:45 - 52)
During that encounter, the disciples encouraged Jesus to dismiss the crowd because, in their assessment, they could not feed them even with two hundred days wages. They did not see with the eyes of faith. Jesus did. In His Sacred Humanity, He was moved with compassion for the crowd. He also understood the economy of heaven. Do we?
Jesus asked the disciples a simple question: "what do you have?" They did not understand. They had been invited to participate in God's work by simply giving what they had in a Holy Exchange. When they did, Jesus used the matter given by men, five loaves and two fish, to manifest the manna of heaven.
The next day the instruction and the experience continued. We find them in the boat fishing. We find Him praying. Their placement in the "boat" in the story was a favorite image for the early fathers, seen as a figure of the ark of the Old Covenant and the ark of the New, which is the Church.
It is this Church, a communion of persons joined in Him, that Jesus came to found and over which He would later install these men to continue His redemptive mission. But first they had to "understand about the loaves".
This kind of understanding only comes from "communion" with the Father. It is the fruit of authentic faith. He invited the disciples to believe that when they have Him, they have everything. Yet, here in a storm, they fled to the familiar, the fear of the circumstances. So powerful were their fears that they prevented them from even recognizing God Incarnate as He passed right before them! They thought He was a ghost!
How crippling our own fears can become when we do not commune in prayer but rely on ourselves and our mere human effort. They had not "understood about the loaves". Do we? We will live the way we love. Faith is a light that is to preside over our entire lives, even during those storms that inevitably come.
When it does, we see Jesus right there in the midst of the storm. We come to experience authentic peace, even in apparent turmoil and we learn to navigate the waters of daily life. The Lord heard the cry of the poor as it issued from the mouths of his own disciples and He spoke these beautiful words: "Take Courage it is I: Don't Be Afraid".
However, the words and the encounter speak to us about much more. Let us ask the Lord to help us come to "understand the loaves" and the principles the entire encounter may reveal. Perhaps the various accounts of the multiplication of the loaves not only recount a miracle of the past, but can open up to us an understanding of the possibilities of an economic order rooted in gift and communion.
Pope Benedict's Encyclical letter "Charity in Truth" (Caritas in Veritate') contains within it the seeds of hope for building what the Church has long called a "truly integral humanism". The very idea of building an economy of communion and gift is rooted in this understanding.
The Holy Father reminded us that "ideological rejection of God and atheism of indifference, oblivious to the Creator and at risk of becoming equally oblivious to human values, constitute some of the chief obstacles to development today. A humanism which excludes God is an inhuman humanism." (#78)
In an age which has born the bad fruits of atheistic and "secular" humanism, we are called to proclaim the new and true humanism revealed in Jesus Christ, the New Man. These words of the Second Vatican Council in its' document on the relationship of the Church in the "modern" world, reflect the understanding of the early Church:
"The truth is that only in the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light. For Adam, the first man, was a figure of Him Who was to come, namely Christ the Lord. Christ, the final Adam, by the revelation of the mystery of the Father and His love, fully reveals man to man himself and makes his supreme calling clear."
We see, revealed in the humanity of Jesus, who we are to become and how we are to live with one another. I suggest we also see in the account of the feeding of the five thousand a key to a new way of considering economic issues as we seek to apply the principles offered by Catholic Social Thought to this vital intersection of faith and culture.
In this letter Pope Benedict addresses economic challenges presented by globalism. He calls for the application of social and economic ordering principles the Church has long proposed, such as "subsidiarity", within these new contexts.
He reminds us this is a principle of "inalienable human freedom. Subsidiarity is first and foremost a form of assistance to the human person via the autonomy of intermediate bodies. Such assistance is offered when individuals or groups are unable to accomplish something on their own, and it is always designed to achieve their emancipation, because it fosters freedom and participation through assumption of responsibility."
He continues, "Subsidiarity respects personal dignity by recognizing in the person a subject who is always capable of giving something to others. By considering reciprocity as the heart of what it is to be a human being, subsidiarity is the most effective antidote against any form of all-encompassing welfare state." (#57)
The Pope asserts the inextricable link between this principle of subsidiarity and the principle of solidarity which affirms that we really are our brother's (and sister's) keeper.
When this Encyclical was released the early responders attempted to read it through the prism of political categories such as "left" and "right", "liberal" and conservative". The wrangling reminded me of the line in the Wizard of Oz when Dorothy is asked by Belinda "Are you a good witch or a bad witch" to which she responds, "Why I am not a witch at all".
The incessant efforts to characterize the principles offered in this brilliant letter as "for or against capitalism" when it does not even use the word "capitalism", missed the directions offered within it to proceed with a proper approach to development.
This letter, like the miracle of the loaves, invites us into a way of living which begins in, proceeds through and reveals our human vocation to live in relationship. We are by grace and nature called to communion with God and, in Him, to communion with one another. That should change everything, including how we relate to the goods of the earth and how we share those goods with one another.
Pope Benedict XVI calls for an approach to economic development which reflects the primacy of the person, the family, our obligations to one another and our special call to love the poor. He points to another way, the way of gift, love, participation and communion.
He helps to unpack the meaning of the Gospel story, inviting us to build an economy of gift and communion. The Gospel account is not only about a miracle which occurred in that "lonely place", but about the miracle which can occur in every "lonely place", including the place in time in which we now find ourselves.
In the synoptic accounts Jesus instructs the disciples "You give them something to eat" (See, Matt. 14, Mark 6, and Luke 9), the invitation to move beyond a mentality of economism and scarcity into a new way of living, with and for one another.
When they gave what they had, placing it in the hands of the Master, He multiplied and mediated their gift and the economy of gift and communion was manifested.
Not only were all fed but "the fragments" left over filled twelve baskets. The number twelve reflects the twelve tribes of Israel and the Twelve Apostles, the living stones of the New Israel, the Church. Multiplying the two we come to 144,000. It is the number which symbolically stands for the fullness of the Church redeemed in Christ. (See, Rev. 7 and 14)
Like much numerology in the sacred scripture, it has meaning as well. There will always be enough. That is we recover our true humanism and learn to live together in love.
St. John the theologian uses the little boy to demonstrate the condition of the heart required to enter into the meaning of the loaves. (John 6) As a child, he held nothing back. He simply gave what he had. Will we? Gather the Fragments, live the miracle, build an economy of gift and communion.
Perhaps, if Christians try to understand the Loaves, we will also be able to help structure an Economy of Gift and Communion.
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Keywords: economy of communion, economics, catholic Social Thought, capitalism, free market, feeding of the five thousand, solidarity, subsidiarity, economism, charity in truth, Pope Benedict XVI, Deacon Keith Fournier
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1 year ago
First we must learn to forgive ourselves and others before we can really follow the gospels and love our neighbors. We hate abortion, and I think, we have proven over the last 40 years that we hate political parties, women who have abortions and the doctors who perform these ghastly acts. Jesus loved everyone including the sinners and taught them the truth and to sin no more. That is why he came to earth. Today, we love only those people who agree with us and yet we expect to change their minds of those who don't. I have been on the 18 hour bus trip from St. Louis to Washington D C about 20 times and I have witnessed a dramtic change in the attitudes of some of these well meaning marchers. When I hear the gospels about love your neighbor as your self and hear the Amens I wonder if we really know what we are saying. We need to understand our goals and understand that we can not acheive these goals with hate in our hearts.
1 year ago
I can't speak with any authority on global economics. My knowledge is miniscule at best. But, the one shining example that comes to mind as I consider the "give what you have " and the story of the loaves, is the Kahn Academy. One man, Sal Kahn, in an effort to help his young niece and nephew with their algebra posted some tutorials on you tube. This small effort has grown into an online school that circles the globe while at the same time placing responsibility for the learning experience into the hands of the student and parents. This man, an engineer, not a professional educator is changing the lives of thousands of people worldwide when his initial intent was only to help his own young family members! This school is a godsend and takes students from kindergarten through college prep and SAT Prep covering not only math, sciences and history, but also the arts, computer sciences and beyond. All at no charge. Check it out : kahnacademy.org :)
1 year ago
I could not agree with you more about the interpretation of the two gospel accounts. However, Jesus did not rail against paganism and the Roman government. Instead He told stories and parales that touched people's hearts and called them to conversion.
1 year ago
Christianity is not an economic system and can't espose a way to run any economy. if that were true, lets look at all the different economic systems it supported and aligned with in the past centuries (kings, rulers, families rule, church rule, etc.). The church may have things to say about how econmic systems are run, who they are helping and who they are ignoring. The concept that you can't do anything that hurts the most vulnerable or the poor can't really address very well any economic systems humans can think of. No matter what we do, we favor some things and people and disadvantage others and other things to some degree, even in families, societies, etc. Even the church has done this and does this for its vision and goals. The church does change when it recognizes wrong it or its members have done (though it can be condemned for all the time it did little or nothing) and for helping us learn to forgive. (Change after Luther took a stand, finally responding to the recent sex scandals, change from some of the attitudes about modernism in Vatican I vs. what we got from Vatican II)
Capitalism or Freem Market Economics has helped more people get out of poverty in shorter times than any other systems we've used. It does not take a particular view of the poor or the rich but gives the structure for material success. There more to being successful than material success but economics is talking about this world and material gain - sufficient to live, more than sufficient to survive negative things that happen and live more a lifestyle you want, more wealth to live as you want, provide protection for familiy and those you are interested in and help others who need help.
Free market economics can be run in many ways (USA, China to some degree, Japan, Chile, etc.) and they don't all work the same but work similarly. One problem with the term 'poor' is it has become a comparative term rather than a term to describe a level of poverty. In the USA, many we call 'poor' are poor in comparison to those who have great wealth but not poor compared to other poor from around the world in how they live, what they can purchase for themselves and family, what they can do, opportunities they have, how they are protected and helped by government and organizations, etc. One reason so many people want to come to the USA is not only the opportunites you have here but because of the support system we have to live and try and succeed (bankruptsy laws give us another bite at the apple of success)
We are to focus on helping the poor but who is poor and what responsibilities do the poor in economic systems have to do for themselves (God helps those who help themselves - the parable of the king who left and gave 3 men who worked for him to increase what he gave them when he left - 2 increased what they got and 1 burried it so he would lose nothing) We ask for help but we also have to lean how things work in a society and do the work so they work for us, our famiies and others we are concerned with. The community spirit comes from the concern and care we have for each other, not in creating an economic system so we all can live
The first Christians tried to live in a community sharing all but did not continue when they realized the end of the world or ages would not come soon - we're all still here, aren't we? Some of the first settlers in the USA lived in community sharing everything but that attempt failed in producing enough for them all - then they changed and gave each familiy an investment in land and animals to care for them and produce for themselves and for others - private ownership - and worked out a system of sharing AFTER each was able to do what they could.
Adam Smith focused on 'every man for himself' his own interests to have them be successful. John Nash (American economist) later added "every man for him/herself, for his/her own interests AND considering the interests of others involved to be successful (a more cooperative approach) - focus on self interests (not selfsihness, though it can turn into that) but also with an eye to the interests of others. I am my brothers keeper but first I am my keeper since mine is the life I am responsible for and will be judged on in the final judgment (what does it profit a man if he gains the world but looses his soul). Even in business doing for others can be good business but the goal of business is to survive and thrive (as is the goal of any organism).
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Felix Hernandez Mariners extension in jeopardy due to elbow problem
The seven-year, $175 million contract extension the Seattle Mariners were prepared to offer pitcher Felix Hernandez may have hit a snag.
According to a report from ESPN's Buster Olney, the Mariners have developed concern about the status of Hernandez's pitching elbow, and negotiations over the contract extension have hit a snag because of that.
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Alright, well my bench progress isn't really good on the linear progression at the moment. Hasn't been for the last while either. The progress IS there, but it's so slow.
Is it time for me to just progress by 5lbs weekly? I feel as though my progress would be alot faster if I did that for a while, but I just want to be sure.
Advice needed please.
What are you currently doing? How long have you been doing it? How much do you bench press?
Why?Is it time for me to just progress by 5lbs weekly? I feel as though my progress would be alot faster if I did that for a while
What are you expecting? 5lb increases a week for three months is 60lbs . That doesn't happen unless you're brand new. If you're looking for that fast of progress you're going to be let down in a while with the results you actually do get.
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I find when switching bench types like Board pressing, floor pressing and Pin pressing might help, because when you continue training at 90% and above for 3 weeks on one lift you go back words.
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No, its not time to switch. I've seen you make many threads about changing your workout because your progress is slow. You need to stop thinking you should be stronger than you are. You need to progress SLOWLY, steady and slowly. Do 5/3/1, I'm pretty sure this has been told to you before. Don't change anything for a year.
I guarantee you will not make real progress until you stop jumping around and trying to progress faster and faster. I've seen this happen to so many people, and none of them have made any real progress.
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Results won't come overnight unless you're brand new to lifting as Bako Lifter said. If you're not prepared to put in the long-term effort, to be patient with your development, and to accept that you're only as strong as you are not as strong as you think you are or want to be, then you won't make progress.
Make a plan. A long-term plan. And stick to it. I've been doing 5/3/1 for 2 months now and I'm going to keep doing it until next summer at least. In 2 months, I've jumped up 5kg in bench and 10kg in squats and deads, and frankly, after almost a year of not breaking through my previous figures, I'm ecstatic. But I'm not thinking about a month or a year ago. I'm not even thinking about next month. I'm thinking about next year and focusing on that.
"I don't do this because it's easy. I do this because it's not."
25yo | H 1.73m | W 92kg | B 125kg | S 180kg | D 185kg
If you have to ask if it's time to move to "intermediate" the answer is no. You're not ready. When you're ready you don't ask. You just do.


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- Bec said...
Oh Mandy!! I looove your blind scrap page! That is just soooo cute!! I love your interpretation of it.
I'm glad my instructions worked out! hehe ;0) - July 22, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- Michelle LaPoint Rydell said...
Wow - so many beautiful things to look at! I think Paige picked an awesome color for her wall!!! and I love your newest layouts!
- July 22, 2009 at 5:21 PM
- kathj said...
that read to me lo, is just fab.
- July 22, 2009 at 5:46 PM
- Lean said...
Great page Mandy.The colour on her wall....hmmmm.hahaaha.And your stuff you get wauwwww.Thats what a girl needs.
bye bye,Lean - July 22, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Jenneke said...
Oops....that color is really heavy...but also very happy and a little bit Dutch! So every time you'll enter that room, you'll think of me, lol!
Your AD THIS layout is gorgeous, love the colors blue and red together!! And your 'Read to me' layout is perfect! LOVE that picture of sweet little Mandy!! - July 22, 2009 at 6:36 PM
- Gladie said...
Love your LOs, the flowers look great! The color on the roof will give her a lot of energy, fab choice! :)
- July 22, 2009 at 6:58 PM
- Jocelyn said...
Oh what a wonderful job you did on all of thse and I just adore your blind scrap page!!!!!! I like the color, bright but happy!!! :)
- July 22, 2009 at 10:14 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
I loveeeeeeeeeeeee the lo's ... GORGEOUS as ALWAYS!!!! And I am loving the funky paint color....think it will look COOL! :):):):):):):):):):):)
- July 22, 2009 at 10:18 PM
- Amy Muffoletto said...
I am so impressed by your pictures.... I know the feeling with trusting paint color judgement.... My daughters room is lime green. Your pages are so fabulous. You are right you had lots to share. Hugs Friend!!!
- July 23, 2009 at 2:09 AM
- Nicole Renee said...
Love the layouts! " )
- July 23, 2009 at 8:32 AM
- Julie said...
These pages are just devine Mandy Love your take on Becs blind scrap. I have it printed of to do tonight. Love that pile of goodies too.
- July 23, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- yyam said...
Oh I love that pic of you Mandy! So beautifully scrapped! :)
- July 23, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Shimano (aka Christine) said...
Mandy - that blind scrap layout makes me so envious - it is so gorgeous. xx
- July 23, 2009 at 8:26 PM
- Peggy said...
Beautiful work again Mandy, I love your blind scrap LO.
I like the colour of Paige's wall, it looks just like the colour in my daughter's room... trust me, the result will be gorgeous! - July 23, 2009 at 8:38 PM
- Peggy said...
I forgot to say, I tagged you, check out my blog! I hope you'll play along!
xxx Peggy - July 23, 2009 at 8:39 PM
- Julie said...
Hey there Gorgeous I have something on my blog for you.
xx - July 24, 2009 at 12:57 AM
- Bree said...
wow.. they are absolutely beautiful...
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oh my gosh, that LO is gorgeous, BEAUTIFULLY done!
I love your stash- xOxO - July 25, 2009 at 3:16 AM


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Classic Rug Collection has just introduced its "Luxe Collection," a series of Eastern-inspired rugs hand-knotted from fine silks and featuring patterns borrowed from the graphic pasts of Morocco, Tibet and Nepal. Classic Rug has been known to provide custom decor to discerning interior designers and is perhaps best known for its collection of Gee's Bend inspired rugs, which were formerly on exhibit at the Whitney Museum and will be part of a special exhibit this September at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Note: Classic Rug Collection founder Barbara Barran also has a reputation for her commitment to eradicate child labor in the carpet industry.)
The Luxe Collection is primarily available by special order, although Classic Rug has teamed with 66Degrees.com to offer its limited edition Bargello rug through August 2008. The four by six foot piece inspired by 13th Century Florentine design is crafted from silk and pashmina in Nepal. I love this juxtaposition of age-old pattern from one part of the world and age-old technique from another. The Bargello rug sells for $4,400.


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(CE:2025a-2027a) PSEUDO-CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA, title of a homily written in Arabic and first published in the twentieth century. This homily appears to be unknown in Coptic. In the Arabic tradition, it is found only among the Copts, and it is given for 16 Misra. The text was published in the Kitab Mayamir wa-'Aja'ib al-Sayyidah al-'Adhra' Maryam in two parts: publication of the first part (pp. 169-76, Cairo, A.M. 1619/A.D. 1902) was subsidized by Jirjis Hunayn of al-Zagaziq; publication of the second part (pp. 248- 60; Cairo, 1927) was subsidized by 'Abd al-Masih Sulayman. In the printed edition as well as in content, the homily follows the homily on the Dormition attributed to the same saint. In the following detailed analysis, page and line references for each section are taken from the first edition. Apart from the introduction and the epilogue, the homily falls into two parts: the first concerns the apostle Thomas; the second concentrates on the Virgin's heavenly vision. Introduction (p. 169, l. 5, to p. 170, l. 13). The prologue in rhymed prose (p. 169, ll. 5-14) in Arabic varies from manuscript to manuscript. In the second part of the introduction, Cyril of Alexandria invites his hearers to listen to the account of the apostle John concerning the assumption (su'ud) of the body of the Virgin. This occurred on 16 Misra, after which her body was discovered beneath the Tree of Life, which started to bloom at the order of the Holy Trinity (p. 169, 1. 15, to p. 170, l. 2; concerning the locale of the Tree of Life in Paradise, see Ricciotti, 1932, p. 102). The introduction ends by recalling the Dormition. The Virgin Mary had died on 21 Tubah, at the third hour of the day, as a unique perfume exuded from her body, and a heavenly voice pronounced, "Blessed are you, o full of grace, the Lord is with you!" The apostles had then buried her at Gethsemane in the field of Yushafat, or Josaphat, as the Holy Spirit had ordered. They went from time to time to pray before the door of the grotto, until 26 Misra. On that day, a great light appeared before the door of the grotto, and they heard angelic songs. They did not know that the Lord had required the body of His mother to be carried away upon the wings of the angels (p. 170, ll. 3-13). History of the Apostle Thomas (p. 170, l. 14, to p. 172, l. 9). On the day of the Dormition, Thomas was in India, and was not with the other apostles in Jerusalem. Sending a cloud to carry him, God told Thomas to go to Gethsemane to the field of Josaphat. While he was upon the cloud, Thomas saw a vision of the angels bearing the body of the Virgin Mary. They explained to him that Christ had ordered them to bear the body of the Virgin as far as the Paradise of Felicity, and Thomas rejoiced greatly because of this (p. 170, l. 14; p. 171, l. 2; concerning the locale of the Paradise of Felicity between "heaven" and "earth," see Ricciotti, pp. 96ff.). Thomas continued his voyage to Gethsemane. When the other apostles reproached him for being absent from the Dormition of the Virgin, he explained to them that at the time he was busy baptizing Claudia, the daughter of the king of India (p. 171, ll. 2-6). However in the Transitus Mariae (Coptic Arabic) and in a manuscript in the Vatican (Arabic 698, Egypt, 1371, fols. 51b-84b) Thomas baptizes Philodes, the child of the king's sister (cf. Wilmart, 1933, p. 359). Thomas expressed his desire to see the Virgin's body, not revealing his vision. The apostles opened the tomb with great effort and found no body. All were astonished. Thomas then recounted to them his meeting with the angels, and informed them that the body was in the Paradise of Felicity (p. 171, ll. 6-19). The apostles were all amazed and went to the Mount of Olives where they prayed to the Lord to show them the place where His mother's body was to be found. A cloud appeared, and bore the apostles off to the Paradise of Felicity, where they found Christ surrounded by the angels and the Virgin (p. 171, l. 20, to p. 172, l. 9). The Virgin's heavenly vision (p. 172, l. 9, to p. 174, l. 12). Christ invited the Virgin to contemplate the eternal Kingdom of Heaven. She saw Enoch, Elijah, and Moses, the patriarchs, the prophets and the apostles, the just and the martyrs. Christ then led her to see the first three heavens (p. 172, ll. 9-19). The Virgin beheld twelve doors, bearing the names of the twelve apostles, and a large door bearing the name of the patriarchs from Adam on. She then passed through each of the twelve doors, where she encountered the angels who entrusted her with the thrice-holy hymn; the cherubim; the seraphim; the multitudes; the thunder and lightning; the fire; the rain and dew; the archangels Michael and Gabriel; the lights; the saints; and finally, the heavenly Jerusalem (p. 172, l. 19, to p. 173, l. 13). Christ then showed her the hidden mysteries and all the things of the church. She looked upon the just in joy and the sinners in suffering (p. 173, l. 13, to p. 174, l. 3). Christ led the Virgin back to Paradise and put her down beneath the Tree of Life, which at once began to bloom. He then sealed the place with the seal of His cross, until the day of the Resurrection. He then kissed His mother's body, to everyone's surprise, and addressed a hymn to it: "Peace to you, o body in which I dwelt for nine months, until I renewed man a second time. Peace to you, o body, more than heaven and earth, for you are my tomb [tabuti] in which I dwelt, until I saved Adam. Rest now, in the virgin land, beneath the Tree of Life, until the day of the Resurrection!" (p. 174, ll. 3-12). Epilogue (p. 174, l. 13, to p. 176, l. 21). Pseudo-Cyril closes the homily in the voice of one of the apostles: "After this, the Lord spoke to me, John the beloved, who am witness of all this. He kissed each of the twelve, and we adored Him. The Holy Spirit then bore each of the twelve to his place of mission, and I, John, returned to Ephesus, where I wrote this all down [p. 174, l. 13, to p. 175, l. 1]. We then left for the place where Thomas had seen the body of the Virgin borne upon the wings of the angels, and there we built a monastery and a church. This is the Dayr al-'Ayn [Monastery of the Source] beside Akhmim, in the Eastern mountain, where many miracles take place" (p. 175, ll. 1-15). The homily concludes with a fine theotokion in honor of Mary, reminiscent of those sung today in the Coptic church. It begins "Rejoice, o full of grace, the Lord is with you! Peace to you, o Virgin, for you are to be preferred above all [beings] in heaven and on earth, for you bore Christ, the Savior who is with you!" (p. 175, l. 6, to p. 176, l. 21). Technical information about this homily is provided by three Arabic manuscripts of Coptic origin and from the text of the edition based on a manuscript that differed considerably from the three known manuscripts, one in the Coptic Museum, Cairo (History 477, fols. 145a-154b; Egypt, 1686; Graf, no. 720; Simaykah, no. 105; incipit in Graf, p. 281), and two in the National Library, Paris (Arabe 155, fols. 64a-72b; Egypt, 1486; incipit in Troupeau, p. 130; and Arabe 263, fols. 91a-102b; Egypt, fifteenth century; incipit in Troupeau, p. 229). Judging from the incipits, there are at least two recensions. The prologue in rhymed prose, or no. 1 in the analysis, is missing in the Cairo manuscript. The other documents give two different prologues. The two Paris manuscripts give: "Al-majd li-Allah alladhi tahharana bi-ma' al-ma'mudiyyah . . ." (praised be God who purified us with baptism), while the first edition gives: "Al-majd li-Allah dhi al-munnah wa-al-ihsan, wa-al-ni'mah wa-al-imtinan" (glory to God of kindness, benevolence, grace, and gratitude). Cyril's introduction, or no. 2 in the analysis, comes in two very distinct forms. The first edition reads: "Amma ba'd, fa-arjukum ya ikhwati al-ahibba' an tu'iruni adhanan saghiyah bi-qulubin wa'iyah . . ." (now then, I beg you my beloved brothers to listen to me carefully with open hearts), while in the three manuscripts we find texts that are totally different from the edition but similar to one another. The Cairo manuscript reads: "Ta'alaw ilayya al-yawma, ya ahibba'i al-mashiyyin al-muhibbin al-ilah wa-muhibbin al-ta'lim" (come to me today, my beloved Christians who love God and learning); the Paris Arabe 155 reads: "Ta'alaw al-ana, ayyuha al ikhwah al-ahibba . . ." (come now, beloved brothers), and the Paris Arabe 263 reads: "Ta'alaw al-ana, ayyuha al-ahibba' mubarak [sic] al Rabb" (come now, my beloved, blessed be God (al-Rabb). Finally, the actual introduction, or no. 3 in the analysis, is similar in the two Paris manuscripts and in the edition (Graf gives no information for the Cairo manuscript): "innahu, lamma kana ba'd niyah [or niyahat] al-Sayyidah al-Adhra . . ." (then, after the death of the Virgin Mary). A serious study of this text would require a critical edition and translation from the Arabic as necessary preliminaries. KHALIL SAMIR, S.J.
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Altidore records hat trick as U.S. outlasts Bosnia
Bosnia's Edin Dzeko, left, is challenged by John Brooks of USA during their friendly soccer match in Sarajevo, Bosnia, on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013. (AP Photo/Amel Emric) |
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Jozy Altidore had a hat trick to lead an impressive comeback Wednesday, with the U.S. scoring all of its goals in the second half to beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-3 in Sarajevo and extend its record winning streak to 12 games.
Altidore has scored in five straight games, a first for a U.S. player, and also had an assist on Eddie Johnson's goal. It was the first time the U.S. has come back to win a game in Europe, and gives the Americans two victories over top-15 teams during their winning streak after a 4-3 victory over No. 2 Germany on June 2 that started the run.
"It feels great," Altidore said. "More than anything, as a team, we win another game. Our confidence is high."
Edin Dzeko scored his second goal in the 90th minute. But it wasn't enough for the 13th-ranked Dragons, who lost for the first time in nine games.
The U.S. winning streak, the longest currently in the world, appeared to be jeopardy after the Americans fell behind 2-0 before halftime. But Altidore set up Johnson's goal in the 55th minute, controlling a long chip shot from Michael Bradley with a slight touch of his left foot. The ball fell right at Johnson's feet and, with goalkeeper Asmir Begovic out of the net to block Altidore, Johnson neatly tapped the ball into the empty net to cut Bosnia's lead to 2-1.
Four minutes later, Altidore evened things up.
Fabian Johnson slalomed through a crowd of Bosnian defenders, chipping the ball to Altidore. He took one shot and buried a left-footed shot from 16 yards that the diving Begovic had no chance to stop. It was Altidore's fifth goal in as many games, breaking the previous mark he'd shared with Johnson, William Looby, Eric Wynalda, Brian McBride and Landon Donovan.
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And turned them into goals.
The Americans were awarded a free kick in the 84th minute when Edgar Castillo was tripped by Miroslav Stevanovic.
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The Music and Dance of Poland: Mazowsze Comes to CPTV in August
Release Date: 07/27/2010
A CPTV Red Carpet Experience
Premiers Saturday, July 31 at 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., with encore presentations on Sunday, August 1 at noon and 4:30 p.m. and Monday, August 2 at 10:30 p.m.
Over thirty ethnic varieties are featured during the special Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) presentation of The Music and Dance of Poland: Mazowsze, premiering on Saturday, July 31 at 11:30 a.m., with an encore airing at 4 p.m. The television broadcast, featuring the incomparable Mazowsze (Mah-ZOF-sha) performance troupe, will also air on Sunday, August 1 at noon and 4:30 p.m. and Monday, August 2 at 10:30 p.m. In addition, CPTV will feature exclusive ticket, plus meet & greet, opportunities to the troupe's upcoming concert event during each special presentation.
The Music and Dance of Poland: Mazowsze is a thrilling visual display of dazzling movement, vibrant color and stunning beauty. The performance troupe whirls and leaps, stamps and glides in an outpouring of sound and motion, rhythm and music that celebrates the cultural legacy of Poland. Polish-American entertainer Bobby Vinton narrates.
The choreography and musical arrangements in The Music and Dance of PolandPoland with traditional performance styles. An ensemble of 65 dancers and singers are arrayed in a seemingly never-ending series of handmade traditional costumes, providing a time-honored display of artistry. : Mazowsze represent 39 distinctive ethnographic regions of
A full 23-member orchestra plays music ranging from Chopin to simple folk melodies beloved by the Poles for centuries. Strategically mounted high-definition cameras and microphones capture this stellar performance, recorded live at the Polish National Opera House in Warsaw, Poland.
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CPTV is a media service of the Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network (CPBN/www.cpbn.org). It is a locally and nationally recognized producer and presenter of quality public television programming, including UConn Women's Basketball, original documentaries and educational programming. CPTV has built a reputation as a leader in children's programming, including playing an historic role in bringing Barney & Friends™, Bob the Builder™ and Thomas & Friends™ to public television. The station offers 11 hours of positive, nurturing children's programs each weekday, reaching 50,000 to 70,000 households daily. The Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network also includes WNPR, an affiliate of National Public Radio, Public Radio International and American Public Media. WNPR serves over 200,000 listeners in Connecticut, New York and Rhode Island with news and information. Its award-winning local programming includes The Faith Middleton Show and Where We Live. Overall, the network brings a broad spectrum of public affairs, entertainment, sports and educational programming to viewers, listeners and readers. For more information, visit www.cptv.org and/or www.wnpr.org.
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Vintage Kimono Fan Handbag
Item #23326
Sale Price: $19.96
Original Price: $70.00
Availability: Out of stock. This item is no longer available for purchase.
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This one-of-a-kind Vintage Kimono Fan Handbag reprises a traditional Japanese fan design. Fashioned from black raw silk and vintage red kimono fabric, this flirty Vintage Kimono Fan Handbag with contrasting satin lining features a tassel-accented nylon zipper closure and a rayon-twist shoulder cord. Made in the USA. Because each is handmade from vintage fabric, no two will be precisely the same. 8"h. x 8"w. with 52"l. shoulder cord.
Museum Provenance
This Vintage Kimono Fan Handbag is inspired by a work in the Smithsonian's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. A repository for Asian art and artifacts, the Sackler Gallery features both permanent and temporary exhibitions of Asian art from ancient times to contemporary. Highlights include South Asian sculpture, Chinese jades and bronzes, modern Japanese ceramics.
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Rutledge Legacy Sugar Bowl by Lenox
Generous accents of lustrous platinum and a delicate floral motif distinguish the Rutledge Legacy Sugar Bowl. The flowers' petals are accented with blue and white. Handles on either side of the bowl make it easy to use. Matching creamer sold separately.
- Crafted of Lenox white bone china accented with precious platinum
- Dishwasher-safe
- Made in USA
- Height: 5 1/4"
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