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The following information was gathered from incident and arrest reports obtained from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
Jan. 26
1:30 p.m. — 8900 block of 68th Avenue East. Burglary. A white male reportedly went to the rear of the residence and took an air compressor that was being stored in a shed. The suspect then walked north down the street while wheeling the compressor behind him. The suspect made it to the 9200 block of 66th Avenue Drive East and went up to another residence and asked the owner if he could leave the compressor there until his friend came to pick him up. The suspect left the compressor and continued to walk down the street.
Jan. 24
10 a.m. — 1100 block of Faith Circle East. Burglary. Unknown person(s) unlocked the victim's front door while she was at church and entered her residence. Once inside, the person(s) removed $58 from the nightstand drawer in the master bedroom. The person(s) then exited the residence before the victim returned home from church, leaving the front door unlocked. The church's main office and the security guards are the only ones with keys to the residence besides the victim.
Reported Jan. 25
5:20 p.m. — 7100 block of Chatum Light Run. Suspicious circumstance. The complainant was away for the weekend. When she returned home, she found a small puddle of dried blood outside her front door. Dispatch had no record of any calls for service at the residence or within the area. A deputy canvassed several houses and no one heard or saw anything. Photos were taken of the scene.
Reported Jan. 28
12:22 p.m. — 7800 block of Haven Harbour Way. Residential burglary. Unknown suspect(s) entered the complainant's open garage and unlocked vehicle. Once inside, the suspect(s) stole items.
Jan. 26
4:30 p.m. — 10300 block of Technology Terrace. Vehicle theft. Unknown person(s) broke into a fenced-in storage area. A 2005 Toyota Tacoma was stolen, and numerous items were stolen out of multiple storage containers that were situated inside the fenced in area.
Reported Jan. 25
6:09 p.m. — 10300 block of Palmbrooke Terrace. Vehicle burglary. Unknown person(s) entered the victim's vehicle through an unlocked door. Once inside, the person(s) stole undisclosed items and then fled.
Reported Jan. 26
12:51 p.m. — 8400 block of Tuttle Avenue. Scheme to defraud. The victim reported a scheme to defraud to her local law enforcement office. The report was forwarded by Tazewell County because the crime took place in Manatee County. The victim reported losing $149.95 in fuel club rebates.
Jan. 26
11:20 a.m. — 8333 Lockwood Ridge Road (DG Hardware). Grand theft. The victim was shopping at the store and placed her wallet on the display counter. The victim walked away to find a sales associate, and upon returning she found that someone had taken all of her gift cards out of her wallet for a total loss of $316.
Reported Jan. 27
6 p.m. — 6200 block of State Road 64 East. Retail theft. The suspect entered the store and committed a retail theft. The suspect was stopped by lost prevention and taken to the lost prevention office. The responding deputy conducted an investigation and obtained sworn affidavits detailing the incident. The suspect was arrested and transported to the Manatee County Jail without incident. While searching the suspect's purse, the deputy found a pill bottle that was in her name. The bottle was placed into property and evidence for safekeeping.
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What is the one app you think everyone else should hear about?
Since games are such a huge chuck of the app market and I am more curious about other apps feel welcome to mention a game but please also pick a non-game app you love. Mine would be Stanza. I have tried just about every ereader app and while most are fine Stanza blows away the competition for me. The ease of adding in your own .epub or other files (like stories I converted to epub from online [i.e. fanfictions ]) and the well executed features such as smart zoom text resizing and sliding the middle to change brightness come together to make an iPod touch a great reading device. The Kindle 3 has since replaced Stanza as my go to reader because I fell in love with the vivid eink display, but Stanza is still something anyone interested in using their iPhone/iPod as an ereader should check out especially if you want to add your own files. Enough about my tip, what is your gem?
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Week Calendar - quick loading, great customization, and most definitely the best weekview calendar out there!
MomoNote - Awesome Note is great, but syncing to Google Docs or Evernote produced triplicates and quadruplicates of the same note. MomoNote has accurate syncing, and it has the 2nd best interface imo. Bluefire Reader - I prefer Stanza, and I'd love to know if it's possible to convert ePub DRM to a Stanza format. Due - fast loading, quick reminder entry, snooze, and deferral, well it's all just fast and simple. Bloom - when I'm severely lacking in sleep, and stressed right out, this app helps me calm down and focus a bit more while just taking a rest (not a nap, I'd never trust myself to get back up when I needed to). Fluent News - Some might complain of the subscription cost, but it's a superb aggregated news source, and at just a dollar a month, I'm not complaining. TIME mobile - Just cause I enjoy Time articles. Alarm Clock Pro - Playlist support, that's pretty much all I need in an alarm clock app. Outliner - lists, brainstorming, online back up and sharing. 1Password - Back up all important logins, passwords, and credit card info to my DropBox. Quite secure with the 2nd master code being as damned complicated as you wish it to be. |
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The video and article are old but cancer is not. There's a video and article about how it's okay for cancer doctors to make a profit from chemotherapy drugs being given to their patients.
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I know doctors and nurses get benefits for prescribing drug. How many time have you been in a doctor's office when a drug rep is there. It might be simple thing like pen, pads or free samples.
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GLADEWATER, TX (KLTV)- Five people were sent to the hospital Sunday afternoon after being involved in a two vehicle crash on Highway 271 southwest of Gladewater.
Officials say the accident happened Sunday afternoon near the intersection of U.S. Highway 271 and CR 3104. A pickup truck carrying a trailer full of hay was making a left turn at the intersection when a black sedan passed another vehicle on the shoulder and struck the trailer.
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MOSCOW, September 15 (RIA Novosti) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday that there would be no change to the current system of appointing regional governors.
Since 2004, the heads of Russia's regions have been nominated by the president and approved by the regional legislature. Prior to this, elections were held to determine regional governors.
"I was personally involved in the decision to change the method of granting power [to regional leaders]. I consider it correct. I see no reason for us to reject this...neither now, nor in 100 years," Medvedev said, speaking with the participants of the Valdai discussion club.
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According to a new report from Gartner there will be 45.6 billion mobile app downloads this year, up from 25 billion downloads in 2011. Free apps will play a large role in this growth, as 89% of these downloads will be free. And of those apps that do cost money, 90% will cost less than $3.
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The Trek T30 2012 Women's Hybrid Bike has a Alpha Aluminium frame with a Fork High-tensile steel fork. With mudguards, chainguard and kickstand making this a great bike for any commuter or just general rides to town and back. Shimano drivetrain and Tektro brakes.
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Last fall, Raleigh Elementary School in Smith County participated in the Promote the Vote program sponsored by Mississippi Secretary of State, Delbert Hosemann. PTV is a program designed to encourage students to become active in politics and government and to become responsible citizens.
PTV sponsored several contests after its mock elections were held. One of the contests was for a Model School Program. Raleigh Elementary was very pleased to learn recently that it was chosen as the winner in the Third Congressional District for the PTV Model School Program.
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Doria Amaretti 250g
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Doria Amaretti
Crunchy Italian Biscuits
Doria is the goodness of things made with love. A quality without compromises that is the result of the particular attention and care taken at all stages of production. Select ingredients - without GMO's, preservatives, hydrogenated fats or colourants - simple, genuine recipes and the mastery of those who conduct their work with passion. A timeless tradition that rewards you with the authentic taste of goodness every day.
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- Speciality / International / Italian / Breadsticks & Biscuits / Sweet Biscuits
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- Brands: Doria
Keep in a cool dry place.
Prepare & Use
Amaretti from Doria traditional, regional Italian biscuits that are ideal at the end of a meal, with a cup of tea or dipped in red wine just like in antique Italian tradition thanks to their characteristic almond taste
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32 31010 Orsago (Treviso),
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- Contains: Gluten, Wheat, Egg, Lactose, Milk
- May Contain: Nut, Peanut, Soya
Sugar, Apricots Kernels (13%), Wheat Flour, Egg White, Powdered Skimmed Milk, Raising Agents: Ammonium Bicarbonate, Flavourings.
Dietary Information
May Contain Nuts
May Contain Soya\Soybeans
Nutritional Data
Typical Values | per 100g | 1 Portion (6 biscuits - 33g) |
Energy | 1767kj | 583kj |
Energy | 418kcal | 138kcal |
Protein | 6.3g | 2.1g |
Carbohydrate | 81.3g | 26.8g |
of which sugars | 73.7g | 24.3g |
Fat | 7.5g | 2.5g |
of which saturates | 0.7g | 0.2g |
Fibre | 2.1g | 0.7g |
Sodium | 0.04g | 0.01g |
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Very crisp and very almondy, smell like marzipan, the best I've tasted. Just what I always look for in an amaretti biscuit and seldom find.
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This really isn't the best picture of the Lauder crackers, £45, which look much more glamorous in real life. Inside, you get a selection of small sizes from any of these: Renutruv Ultimate Eye Lift Creme, Renutriv Hydrating Cleanser, Sensuous Nude Fragrance, Pure Colour Lipstick, Pure Colour Gloss, Advanced Night Repair, Sumptuous Mascara or Double Wear Lip Pencil. I always take a box of beauty crackers to a girl's night Christmas dinner and they're just fun. You have to bring your own jokes though! Find them HERE
There isn't anything that isn't useful in this box of six crackers and they're brilliant minis for travel as well (plus there is a Facial Fuel for men and the rest is pretty unisex, too). If I wasn't so obsessed with make-up this would be my top choice! It's £35 and you can find it HERE
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The second day of the protest from the farmers of the European Milk Board (EMB) at the European Parliament in Brussels. The EMB, which is co-ordinating the protest, says small farmers are being forced out of business.
The farmers of the European Milk Board (EMB) held on 27 November in Brussels for the second day a great protest demonstration for the European Parliament.
They call on all Dutch, German, French, Italian and Polish farmers to make the common requirement, flexible market regulation in order to achieve cost-covering milk.
Just like yesterday there is a large protest march with the tractors and farmers at Place du Luxembourg and through the streets in Brussels, Belgium, Tuesday 27 November 2012.


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Ray and Kathy Langworthy of Sheffield are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Langworthy, to Michael Young, son of Jeffrey and Sharon Young of Sheffield. Both are graduates of Sheffield Area High School, Michael in 2002 and Megan in 2005.
Megan's accomplishments include her graduation from Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy. She became a CNA and recently completed a course to become a correctional officer. She is employed at the Warren County Jail.
Michael served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps where he worked as a motor transport operator. Michael served in Okinowa, Japan, and in the Middle East, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. He received a Combat Action Medal during he deployment to Iraq, Making him a combat veteran. After an honorable discharge, Michael became a Class A CDL professional truck driver and traveled coast to coast for USA Truck, Inc. He is currently employed at the Waste Treatment Corporation of Warren.
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Christians of East and West Must Give Common Witness: Pope Francis Writes Patriarch Bartholomew
United in Christ, therefore, we already experience the joy of authentic brothers in Christ, while yet fully aware of not having reached the goal of full communion
Pope Francis' reference to the Patriarch as my brother Andrew showed the fraternal affection said to exist between them already. However, it did much more. It pointed back to the ancient bond in which the Church will find its path back to full communion, the brotherhood of Simon (Peter) and Andrew. Will the Two Lungs of the Church, East and West Breathe Together Again? I believe that they will, and sooner than many expect. This recent letter from Peter to Andrew is one more sign of the movement of the Holy Spirit toward that glorious day. May it be a seed of the coming full communion between the two sister Churches
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - Pope Francis sent a letter to the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I on the Patronal feast of St Andrew the Apostle. The content of this letter signals a growing movement toward the day when the two lungs of the Church, East and West, breathe together again.
I pray daily for the full communion of the Orthodox and Catholic Churches. I do so because I believe it is the will of God that "All May be One" (John 17: 21). I am persuaded that the healing of the division between the two sister churches will unleash a profound renewal of the entire Church at the dawn of this new missionary age. I believe that the gifts found in the whole Church will enrich both East and West and assist us in the One mission which we must face together in our One Lord.
I am a revert, one who returned to my Catholic faith as a young man, I walked the way home by way of the early Church Fathers. Had I not had been baptized a Catholic of the Latin Rite; I might have become an Eastern Christian. As the decades of my life have unfolded, including my ordination as a Deacon and years of theological study, my vision and viewpoint have become profoundly Eastern. I have long prayed with icons and love the Divine Liturgy. However, I cherish the unity that comes with the gift of the Chair of Peter.
For a number of years I had the privilege of regularly serving the Divine Liturgy and I miss it. I love the Liturgy, East and West, however I find the depth of the Mystery is beautiful captured in the Liturgy of the East. Pope Francis has often noted his deep appreciation of the beauty of the Liturgy of the Eastern Church and its capacity to help those who participate enter into the mystery. There is a Latin maxim that addresses the centrality of worship in the life, identity and mission of the whole Church; "Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi". It means that the law of prayer or worship is the law of belief and the law of life. Or, even more popularly rendered, as we worship, so will we believe and live!
Worship is not some kind of add on for a Catholic or an Orthodox Christian. It is the foundation of Catholic and Orthodox identity; expressing our highest purpose. Worship reveals how we view ourselves in relationship to God, one another and the world into which we are sent to carry forward the redemptive mission of Jesus Christ. How the Church worships is a prophetic witness to the truth of what she professes.
Good worship becomes a dynamic means of drawing the entire human community into the fullness of life in Jesus Christ, lived out in the communion of the Church. It attracts - through beauty to Beauty. Worship informs and transforms both the person and the community which participates in it. There is reciprocity between worship and life.
I also long for the full communion of East and West because my oldest son is an Orthodox Christian. He, his wife and their children are all practicing Orthodox Christians. The more I visit them these days the more I appreciate the beauty of the interweaving of faith and life which comes with Eastern Christianity and its practices. Yet, the more painful our separation at the Altar, the Eucharistic Table, also becomes. I believe the pain gives me a glimpse into the very heart of the Lord who longs for our unity.
I watch for every sign that the two lungs of the One Church are beginning to fill with the one breath of Divine Life, the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit alone can animate the One New Man, Jesus Christ, to heal the division which has gone on for too long in His Body. I watch with the eyes of living faith.Some tell me that I see these developments with Rose Colored glasses. If I do see through the color of rose, it is because the color symbolizes the hope which comes from faith in the Resurrection of Christ Jesus. It is also because of my bedrock conviction concerning His one plan for His One Church.
The move toward full communion between the Orthodox and Catholic Churches is prompted by the Holy Spirit. I maintain it is the most important development of the Third Christian Millennium. It has extraordinary implications for the West, indeed for the whole world, at a critical time in history. I believe it will result in the healing of the wounds which for too long have separated the Church. I believe that Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew have begun to travel down the road together.
In his first papal message Benedict XVI proclaimed, Nourished and sustained by the Eucharist, Catholics cannot but feel encouraged to strive for the full unity for which Christ expressed so ardent a hope in the Upper Room. The Successor of Peter knows that he must make himself especially responsible for his Divine Master's supreme aspiration. Indeed, he is entrusted with the task of strengthening his brethren (cf. Lk 22: 32). With full awareness, therefore, at the beginning of his ministry in the Church of Rome which Peter bathed in his blood, Peter's current Successor takes on as his primary task the duty to work tirelessly to rebuild the full and visible unity of all Christ's followers. This is his ambition, his impelling duty.
Pope Benedict placed the commitment to the full communion of the Church at the forefront of his Papacy. This was evident in his love, respect and repeated overtures toward our Orthodox brethren, whom we recognize as a full Church and whose priesthood and Sacraments we also recognize. Some wondered, after his act of selflessness in handing the office on to another, what would happen to the ground gained with our sister Church, the Orthodox Church. Pope Francis made it very clear. He continues the work toward the day when the two lungs of the Church, East and West, breathe together again. Interestingly, Pope Francis literally has only one lung due to an illness as a teenager.
On March 20, 2013 Pope Francis addressed the ecumenical guests who had attended his installation. He began with warm words to the Orthodox brethren, specifically addressing Patriarch Bartholomew, First of all, heartfelt thanks for what my Brother Andrew told us. Thank you so much! Thank you so much! The two had met in a private meeting. The Patriarch of Constantinople expressed his hope that the two could meet in Jerusalem later this year and issued an invitation of historic significance. That meeting will occur.
Pope Francis' reference to the Patriarch as my brother Andrew showed the fraternal affection said to exist between them already. However, it did much more. It pointed back to the ancient bond in which the Church will find its path back to full communion, the brotherhood of Simon (Peter) and Andrew. Will the Two Lungs of the Church, East and West Breathe Together Again? I believe that they will, and sooner than many expect. This recent letter from Peter to Andrew is one more sign of the movement of the Holy Spirit toward that glorious day. May it be a seed of the coming full communion between the two sister Churches.
From Pope Francis
To His Holiness Bartholomaios I, Archbishop of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch, "Peace be to the brothers, and love with faith, from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ." (Eph 6:23)
After welcoming with joy the delegation which Your Holiness sent to Rome for the feast of Saints Peter and Paul, it is with the same joy that I convey, through this message entrusted to Cardinal Kurt Koch, President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, my spiritual closeness on the feast of Saint Andrew, Peter's brother and the patron saint of the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
With the heartfelt affection reserved for beloved brothers, I offer my prayerful best wishes to Your Holiness, to the members of the Holy Synod, to the clergy, monks and all the faithful, and - together with my Catholic brothers and sisters - join your own prayer on this festive occasion.
Your Holiness, beloved brother in Christ, this is the first time that I address you on the occasion of the feast of the Apostle Andrew, the first-called. I take this opportunity to assure you of my intention to pursue fraternal relations between the Church of Rome and the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
It is for me a source of great reassurance to reflect on the depth and the authenticity of our existing bonds, the fruit of a grace-filled journey along which the Lord has guided our Churches since the historic encounter in Jerusalem between Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras, the fiftieth anniversary of which we will celebrate shortly.
God, the source of all peace and love, has taught us throughout these years to regard one another as members of the same family. For indeed we have one Lord and one Savior. We belong to him through the gift of the good news of salvation transmitted by the apostles, through the one baptism in the name of the Holy Trinity, and through the holy ministry.
United in Christ, therefore, we already experience the joy of authentic brothers in Christ, while yet fully aware of not having reached the goal of full communion. In anticipation of the day in which we will finally take part together in the Eucharistic feast, Christians are duty-bound to prepare to receive this gift of God through prayer, inner conversion, renewal of life and fraternal dialogue.
Our joy in celebrating the feast of the Apostle Andrew must not make us turn our gaze from the dramatic situation of the many people who are suffering due to violence and war, hunger, poverty and grave natural disasters. I am aware that you are deeply concerned for the situation of Christians in the Middle East and for their right to remain in their homelands.
Dialogue, pardon and reconciliation are the only possible means to achieve the resolution of conflict. Let us be unceasing in our prayer to the all-powerful and merciful God for peace in this region, and let us continue to work for reconciliation and the just recognition of peoples' rights.
Your Holiness, the memory of the martyrdom of the apostle Saint Andrew also makes us think of the many Christians of all the Churches and Ecclesial Communities who in many parts of the world experience discrimination and at times pay with their own blood the price of their profession of faith.
We are presently marking the 1700th anniversary of Constantine's Edict, which put an end to religious persecution in the Roman Empire in both East and West, and opened new channels for the dissemination of the Gospel.
Today, as then, Christians of East and West must give common witness so that, strengthened by the Spirit of the risen Christ, they may disseminate the message of salvation to the entire world. There is likewise an urgent need for effective and committed cooperation among Christians in order to safeguard everywhere the right to express publicly one's faith and to be treated fairly when promoting the contribution which Christianity continues to offer to contemporary society and culture.
It is with sentiments of profound esteem and warm friendship in Christ that I invoke abundant blessings on Your Holiness and on all the faithful of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, asking the intercession of the Virgin Mother of God and of the holy apostles and martyrs Peter and Andrew. With the same sentiments I renew my best wishes and exchange with you a fraternal embrace of peace.
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3 months ago
Dear Trinbagonian,
No problems. Misunderstandings are one of the perils of online forums.
Of course I will pray for you too, and for the end of schisms and for the unity of the Church.
God Bless -
3 months ago
GRAHAM, I am really sorry about that. Really, truthfully I am.
Some words of encouragement:
God is real and alive. May we turn to Him in Whom all things are made possible. Jesus prayed for unity and unity there WILL be.
Let's then promise to pray that God's Will is able to be fulfilled in the other. Let's pray that the other will submit to The Will of God as needed.
May we both pray for each other GRAHAM. I will pray for you and I hope you will pray for me, please.
God bless. -
3 months ago
Dear Trinbagonian,
With respect, your comments are beside the point. My posts have only been aimed at showing why, from an Orthodox point of view, communion between East and West is quite unlikely in the foreseeable future. You have only confirmed my impression, so thank you. -
3 months ago
GRAHAM, one more thing ...
Peter was indeed the leader elect (Bishop of Rome, though given the turbulent times he had to remain quiet) and there's proof (if one is willing to accept). But what's more it's Scriptural.
Regarding council makeup and operations, the earliest councils were made up of a lot of God-fearing Christian men amongst whom there were more men who knew the Risen Lord in person than in the later councils. They knew there were 12 chosen apostles of Christ and 1 leader. Again ... Scriptural.
We read the his-story as we are inclined to. We all have freedom of choice and preferences. We are all at different spiritual points. We are sinners all. The Holy Spirit will lead The Church to bridge all (as has happened between Her and other denominations in the past). The Church must be respected, regarded as we regard God. She must be built up. The language we use is very important. Our way of seeing is very important. If we don't get it right among ourselves, The Church is weakened. We must not curse each other. We must not curse Church. We must not curse The Holy Spirit. We must be as children in our dealings ... keep it simple, look for good, do good, and be careful. See Jesus.
God bless. -
3 months ago
GRAHAM, thank you for your explanation. It is very clearly explained with supporting evidence and intelligencia too. Some caution though, I have come to know that with regards to religion and things of the spirit, we find what we seek.
If we do not seek Truth from the heart, we will not find Godly Truth. And I add, 'God's solid foundation-stone stands firm, and this is the seal on it: 'The Lord knows those who are his own' and 'All who call on the name of the Lord must avoid evil' (2 Timothy 2:19). When one turns to Truth, one must not turn back on It. NO! One must not turn his/her back on God but remain ever committed.
GRAHAM, Your view is not the view of Mother Church upon Whom I faithfully rest. It does not rest faithfully on Scripture or Christian Tradition or God's Holy and Abiding Love:
1. One God + 2. One Christ + 3. One Church + 4. One Church Leader with Papal successions + 5. One Church Community of Bishops Apostolic = ONE TRUTH therein to find.
"In matters of faith and morals, the bishops speak in the name of Christ and the faithful are to accept their teaching and adhere to it with a religious assent" LG 25.
"The Pope's teaching should be listened to and accepted" General Audience Mar. 17, 1993.
My Truth Rests on Church, GRAHAM. Anything else amounts to part truths or lies, relativism, spiritual disobedience, questions implanted by personal doubts introduced by me removing myself from The Secure Rock of Truth. Anything else is blasphemous sin, GRAHAM. And, the earliest Christians knew this for they tried and succeeded for the first thousand years of Christianity to remain as one Christian Community.
Now, if there's a break from Sacred Tradition, it's a break. It does not matter the reason. The Truth remains it's a break. Those who have broken away are still brothers, nevertheless it's a breakaway from the One True Faith. But to remain is to be justified by faith in Christ.
I intend to fight to the end, to remain. For when Christ My Love comes, I want Him to find faith, to find me as pure as possible. It does not matter what any priest or pope or nun etc. does. This is The One True Faith and this GRAHAM, overrides any inclination on my part to break away. I wish to be a living sacrifice, a martyr. The Faith is divinely favoured and beautifully endowed. How ungrateful I would be to vacate or deviate from It.
You see This Is Church, and I love Her. I want to show a love that is faithful as God's Love is for me and everyone else. I have made a fiat. Do you understand this?
In the morning tmw I could hear, God forbid, Pope Francis has committed the most foul sin. I will not desert Her. I will not desert Christ. I stand at His Foot as Mary and John stood when the others had deserted The Cross. I move only if God says to ... for this I pray.
And in the morning if Pope Francis declares, I accept.
Now, whether you choose to call it "infallibility", or "absolute", or "primacy", this to me is "wrangling about words" and "godless philosophical discussions" which The Bible warns us not to do (Timothy2 2:14-16).
Rather, what I try to do (please Father God Help me) is "concentrate on uprightness, faith, love and peace, in union with all those who call on the Lord with a pure heart".
God bless.
p.s. not that it really matters, didn't check to verify your Pope Hon. facts but St. Augustine said I believe near 416 (prior to the 7th century): "Rome has spoken; The cause is closed." -
3 months ago
Deacon Keith, your experience of Orthodox Christians often expressed in your writing contributes to a deeper sense of the movement to unity in our diversity. Thanks for all you do in this regard. I especially appreciated the sharing of your family experience.
Francis, Bishop of Rome, in Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel makes a profound plea for Christian unity as a work of evangelization. He rightly points to the scandal of disunity in Asia and Africa which is a major obstacle to evangelization.
These words of the Exhortation confirm what you say in this post. It also points to the major changes that can go a long way to a more vital witness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
"How many important things unite us! If we really believe in the abundantly free working of the Holy Spirit, we can learn so much from one another! It is not just about being better informed about others, but rather about reaping what the Spirit has sown in them, which is also meant to be a gift for us. To give but one example, in the dialogue with our Orthodox brothers and sisters, we Catholics have the opportunity to learn more about the meaning of episcopal collegiality and their experience of synodality. Through an exchange of gifts, the Spirit can lead us ever more fully into truth and goodness."
3 months ago
Dear Trinbagonian,
Thank you for your reply.
The Rock on which the Church has always been based is Peter's confession of the divinity of Christ, as St. John Chrysostom says, which is not to diminish Peter's importance, but to highlight it. Whether this translates to the bishop of Rome is another question. Irenaus, writing in the second century, lists Linus as the first bishop of Rome. It is questionable whether Peter (or Paul) were actual bishops of anywhere, rather than carriers of the gospel message and church founders. Peter, for example, is credited with being the found of the See of Antioch (but not its bishop).
Although the undivided Church always granted the bishop of Rome honour, the concepts of absolute primacy and infallibility were certainly not part of the deal. Pope Honorius I (625-38) was even condemned (posthumously) as a heretic and excommunicated by the ecumenical Council of III Constantinople (680-1).
Doctrinal questions were decided by councils backed up by de facto recognition by the whole Church (since heretics could organize councils also - e.g. Arians, iconoclasts).
A study of the Ecumenical Councils supplies an excellent overview of the faith and practice of the Church before Western Christendom was hijacked by the Frankish political interests, and the forgeries of the Donation of Constantine and the Pseudo Isidorian decretals.
Any future unity between Rome and the East will have to deal with these and many other complicated historical and theological questions (such as unilateral alterations to the Nicene Creed).
This does not mean that Catholic and Orthodox must be enemies (God forbid!), or that there can't be practical cooperation between us in the struggle against militant secularism and the false man-made gods, but truth, as you've pointed out, is important, and it is not helped by wide-eyed ultramontanism.
The ball is in Rome's court. The Eastern churches hope for nothing as much as a return to the faith as outlined by the councils and the Holy Tradition of the undivided Church.
God bless you too, I pray that all may be saved and come to knowledge of the truth.
3 months ago
Amen to this article. The West needs the East and they need the West. Our Holy Mother's heart weeps for us. How long will we continue to be divided? I pray Pope Francis can bring us together.
3 months ago
GRAHAM, I hope you don't mind that I respond to you:
It seems to me on the contrary to what you wrote that The Church has always been rooted on The Rock. Indeed, The Church contains that which is closest to The Church of the early fathers. The meat is there.
What I would say is that we individuals sin against Church. We must each acknowledge our own sin and make amends and join into Christ's Body.
We need to stop playing pope. There is only one Pope. We ought to follow.
Still, there is much to learn from each other and we should be welcoming to all. The Church belongs to Christ.
We must give up our identity under whatever labels we ascribe to (orthodox whatever) and be joined to Christ's Catholic Body. Even Catholics have to make this journey.
We know that there was One Apostolic Christian Church from which man deviated. If we are sincere, it seems to me we will return then.
I would implore us all to drop the earthly made-up labels of ourselves (ask God to give direction to The Truth and not argue about it, and accept The Truth as revealed, wholly). There is to be One Church.
"There can be neither Jew nor Greek, there can be neither slave nor freeman, there can be neither male nor female -- for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28.
God bless. -
3 months ago
I too would love to see complete communion between Catholics and Orthodox, but to be honest, I can't see it happening without some significant changes in Catholic doctrine, starting with dropping the filioque and papal primacy.
A complicating factor is that the Catholic Church has also been trying to make room for the Protestants (changes in the liturgy and Church architecture / furnishings would suggest this), which has driven them further away from anything remotely acceptable to Orthodox tastes.
Finally, even if the Patriarch of Constantinople signed something tomorrow, great swathes of the Orthodox clergy and laypeople, i.e. the mind of the church, would just not accept anything that looked remotely like lowest-common denominator ecumenism.
So, my wish to see full communion is really a wish that the Catholic church would return to her Orthodox roots and the faith of the Fathers.
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nada at picnic point this afternoon on the incomming tide other than a couple of stikes from a little SRC that was jumping and rolling around. Also ALOT of seaweed in the water today
8/4 Dash Point Report Fished 5:00 to 8:00 AM Low, incoming tide. Fished the frist 90 min way down beach so I can't report on numbers from the gear crowd. Fished the last 90 min near the dock and saw 4 taken on gear and one on a fly (by me !). In general it seemed slower than mon/tues (I didn't fish wed). Dock was full of people, about 15-20 gear guys on the beach.
Like Tool Fly I saw a big jump way out while on the ferry albeit headed the other direction, towards Seattle.
Northern neighbors reports: http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/6244-Pink-Report-Vancouver-Island
Nice job on the pink today Ron! Wasn't much going on after you left, although 2 gear guys hooked into a double near where you were at after you left. That was about all the action after you left up to about 9 AM. PS- I counted 42 people on the lengthwise segment of the pier. It is going to be a crowded year. There was the usual cluster at the end point too and a fair amount off the face pointed toward the deeper water. Hope I can figure this fly thing out so the hardware can stay in the trunk
Later this morning on the outgoing tide the water came alive. The fish were close in to the dock so bamnk anglers didn't do so well but I would guess I saw more than a hundred fish caught on the dock by 1 P.M. when I left. I lost two to LDR this morning. Can't figure what's happening yet but plan to work it out.
Ft. Flagler this AM from 6am to 9am. High tide was 8:30. The 1st 30 minutes was active with bait fish and big swirls at the surface. No takes...other than 4 or 5 shakers. Nobody else there. After 6:30 am all water within casting distance was stagnant and inactive. smaller fish (8-10 in) were jumping 50+ yds off shore. Bait guys and buzz bombers showed up at 7:30. Nobody hooked up between 7:30 and the time I left around 9am.
You must of purchased the Discover Tax Pass. I'm sure the park was empty like most of the State Parks. You can't even drive through without it. F it. Cheaper to get a camp-site than pay for the pass.
Spent a couple hours on Saratoga Pass this afternoon, towards the north end next to Camano. Saw a pod (4 - 5 jumpers) about 200' feet out and heading north fast. Nice to just get to see my first pinks of the year! These are most likely Skagit R. fish I suppose, within a few miles of the mouth already. Guess I'll have to tie two flylines together and work on getting that extra distance out there to reach 'em...!
Went to BP hooked up and lost. There were many folks out there fishing as well. Six fish were banked/shored while I was there all were pinks
Fished BP from 6-7 last night. Saw nothing caught while there. Alot of NEWBIE fisherman. Some people dont realize that a back cast on a fly rod can be dangerous! Did talk to one guy on way out who said they were in thick yesterday morning. Had one ignorant buzz bomber casting over me and looking the other way when I stopped and stared at him shaking my head. Hope he does not catch anything this whole season!!!!!
Just back from a recon of some local W. Sea beaches not named Lincoln. Ironically, I picked up one of the nicer cutts of the year (at only 10-11" it tells you I have yet to find the big boys) on a small pink comet-style adaption, but no sign of pinks or coho. I did some driving and scouting looking for pods of fish but saw nada. Nothing like being on the water before most people's alarm clocks have even gone off. I'm usually that guy who sleeps right through it when works calls...
8/5 Dash Point report Fished 5:00 to 8:00 AM Dock was full, about 15 guys wading, 3 or 4 with fly rods. I only saw 4 fish hooked. Ugghhh it felt really slow this morning ..... When are we going to see fish in good numbers???
If anybody is interested Iwill be tying flies at cabelas tomorrow am till 11.30 am at their salmon classic Ican teach tubes clousers and buck tails . hope to see some of you guys there.
fished a north sound beach this AM - nothing to note - no pinks. couple of tackle guys though chucking artillery - though they didn't land any fish either
I find it ironic that folks willingly fish DP and BP knowing it will likely be a complete cluster, yet still bitch about the buzz bombers. Last time I looked, Puget Sound has salmon runs every year. Perhaps fishing the sound year round or on non humpy years will show you what you are truly missing. Pinks are just a small part of the puzzle. Just a thought.........


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