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Missionary Pope Calls Catholics to Preach the Gospel and Bring all Nations to Jesus
We have had six years of Pope Benedict XVI and it appears to this Deacon that he is leading the Catholic Church into a New Missionary Age
"The mission ad gentes (to the gentiles, or unbelievers) should be, also today, the constant horizon and paradigm of every ecclesial activity, because the very identity of the Church is constituted by faith in the Mystery of God, who revealed himself in Christ to bring us salvation, and by the mission to witness and proclaim him to the world, until his return. Like St. Paul, we should care for those who are far away, those who still do not know Christ and have not experienced God's paternity."
VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - Shortly after Pope Benedict XVI's election I wrote an article quoting from Alisdair MacIntyre's book "After Virtue": "It is always dangerous to draw too precise parallels between one historical period and another; and among the most misleading of such parallels are those which have been drawn between our own age in Europe and North America and the Epoch in which the Roman Empire declined into the Dark Ages.
"Nonetheless, certain parallels there are. A crucial turning point in that earlier history occurred when men and women of good will turned aside from the task of shoring up the Roman Imperium and ceased to identify the continuation of civility and moral community with the maintenance of the Imperium.
"What they set themselves to achieve instead- often not recognizing fully what they were doing- was the construction of new forms of community within which the moral life could be sustained so that both morality and civility might survive the coming ages of barbarism and darkness. If my account of our moral condition is correct, we ought also to conclude that for some time now we too have reached that turning point...
"...This time however, the barbarians are not waiting beyond the frontiers; they have already been governing us for quite some time. And it is our lack of consciousness of this that constitutes part of our predicament. We are waiting not for a Godot, but for another-doubtless very different- St. Benedict."
I suggested that "another Benedict" was here in the person of Pope Benedict XVI. I am more convinced of it now. I suggested back then, "This will be a pontificate that emphasizes and vigorously contends for the truth; one that recognizes the loss of the soul of contemporary culture and proclaims the ever fresh yet ancient truths of classical Christianity to an emerging new paganism. This will be a prophetic as well as a pastoral Papacy. We will witness a resurgence of Christianity that is rightly "orthodox" in both faith and practice.
"Because of that, many will try to "claim" Benedict. Some, pining for the past, will watch for what they hope will be a return to some perceived pre-conciliar "purity." Others will try to squeeze the clarity of his commitment to the dignity and sanctity of every human life, his unwavering insistence on the unchangeable truth concerning marriage and family, and his love for human freedom into their particular political mold.
"However, he will not fit any political mold. He will not lead the Church backwards but rather forward to a future of hope and into a true and desperately needed reform. Under his leadership we will see new forms of Christian life and community emerging in an analogous way to what happened to the world at the time of St. Benedict."
"From those Benedictine monasteries, an entire monastic movement was birthed which led to the evangelization of Europe and the emergence of an authentically Christian culture. This led to the birth and flourishing of the academy, the arts and the emergence of what later became known as Christendom. One of the greatest hopes of Pope John Paul II, and of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger- now Pope Benedict, was for Europe to rediscover her Christian roots as it did at the time of St Benedict. Now we have "another Benedict" to lead the recovery and reform."
I continued "Pope Benedict XVI will surprise many, particularly in the area of ecumenism, reaching to heal the divide between eastern and western Christianity so that the "two lungs" of the full Christian Church can breathe together again and animate the entire Church so that she can become again the soul of the world. ...
"We will witness the beginnings of the coming full communion of the Church during his pontificate. We will witness the recovery of the authentically Catholic academy through the rebuilding of some institutions almost lost to the Church and the building of new ones. We will see the flourishing of good, solid theological and philosophical work alongside of a flourishing of the arts and human culture, led by the Church, as it has been in ages past. He will be like his namesake and help to bring the Christian influence back to Europe and beyond."
I believe all of this - and much more - has resulted from the pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI. He turned 84 years old on April 16, 2011. Some early observers indicated his age would make him some sort of caretaker Pope. His pace has demonstrated the observers were wrong. He has proven to be an indefatigable and tireless missionary of a Pope.
He has continued the pastoral visits of his predecessor with amazingly fruitful travels around the world. The youth of the world still flock to World Youth days and his genuine love for them - and they for him - is evident. He has pastorally and decisively dealt with serious matters concerning the need for a purification of the Church.
He is exactly what he told us when he began his service, a "simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord" Notice how little fanfare accompanied his birthday as well as this six year anniversary of his election. Clearly, to this successor of Peter, it is not about him, but about the Lord whom he serves. His diminutive size and humble manner reveal the holy heart of this man totally given over to the Lord.
He has written three encyclicals, three apostolic exhortations and two books about Jesus of Nazareth. He is a scholar of the highest order, yet able to communicate with simplicity and beauty because he is a man of deep prayer. He has given continual teaching to the faithful - including some of the finest hagiography in centuries - during his Wednesday Catechesis.
He made Church history, when Motu Propio, on his own authority, he released of the Apostolic Constitution on Groups of Anglicans which has begun the healing of the divided Western Church. Two Ordinariates have already been formed and more will follow. The fruits of these Ordinariates will be recounted by future historians as among the most important events in the Third Millennium of the Church.
He has earned the great respect of Patriarchs and leaders of the Orthodox Church and is making progress toward some form of communion between Eastern and Western Christianity which could make the Third Millennium a millennium of communion.
He has championed the re-christianizing of Europe and passionately promoted the New Evangelization of the Church - even establishing a new Pontifical Council on the New Evangelization. He has been a champion of the New Ecclesial movements and helped to ensure that they are rooted in the heart of the Church and received as gift for the missionary work of the Church in this hour.
He has doggedly defended the Christian roots of the West and defended religious freedom as a fundamental human right. He has engaged the Islamic world with great charity and courage on the ground of dialogue in truth. He began the "Courts of the Gentiles" outreach engaging atheists and agnostics. Clearly, this is a missionary Pope.
And, it looks like he is just getting warmed up. We have had six years of Pope Benedict XVI and it appears to this Deacon that he is leading the Catholic Church into a New Missionary Age. Indeed, another Benedict is here, and the Church is truly blessed to have him at the helm of the Barque of Peter as she sails into the Third Christian Millennium.
Here are some excerpts from the Pope's message for World Mission Day which was recently released by the Vatican Press Office. The Day will be celebrated on Oct. 21 and the full text can be read here.
"Called to Make the Word of Truth Shine" (Apostolic Letter Porta fidei, 6)
The celebration of World Mission Day has an altogether particular meaning this year. The observance of the 50th anniversary of the Conciliar Decree Ad gentes, the opening of the Year of Faith and the Synod of Bishops on the subject of the New Evangelization concur in reaffirming the will of the Church to commit herself with greater boldness and ardor in the mission ad gentes, so that the Gospel will reach the ends of the earth.
The mandate to preach the Gospel is not exhausted, therefore, by a Pastor in caring for that portion of the People of God entrusted to his pastoral care, or in the sending of a fidei donum priest, layman or laywoman. It should involve the whole activity of the particular Church, all her sectors, in short, all her being and action. Vatican II indicated this clearly and the successive Magisterium confirmed it forcefully.
This requires the constant adaptation of lifestyles, pastoral plans and diocesan organization to this fundamental dimension of being Church, especially in our world in constant change. And this is also true for the Institutes of Consecrated Life and the Societies of Apostolic Life, as well as for the Ecclesial Movements: all the components of the great mosaic of the Church must feel strongly drawn in by the Lord's mandate to preach the Gospel, so that Christ is proclaimed everywhere.
We, Pastors, men and women religious and all the faithful in Christ, must follow in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul, who, "a prisoner for Christ on behalf of you Gentiles" (Ephesians 3:1), worked, suffered and fought to have the Gospel reach the Gentiles (cf. Ephesians 1:24-29), not sparing energy, time and means to make Christ's Message known.
The mission ad gentes (to the gentiles, or unbelievers) should be, also today, the constant horizon and paradigm of every ecclesial activity, because the very identity of the Church is constituted by faith in the Mystery of God, who revealed himself in Christ to bring us salvation, and by the mission to witness and proclaim him to the world, until his return.
Like St. Paul, we should care for those who are far away, those who still do not know Christ and have not experienced God's paternity, in the awareness that "the missionary cooperation must be extended today to new forms including not only economic aid but also direct participation in evangelization" (John Paul II, Encyclical Letter Redemptoris missio, 82). The celebration of the Year of Faith and of the Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization will be propitious occasions to re-launch missionary cooperation, especially in this latter dimension.
Dear brothers and sisters, I invoke upon the work of evangelization ad gentes, and in particular upon its workers, the effusion of the Holy Spirit, so that the Grace of God will make it advance more decisively in the history of the world. With Blessed John Henry Newman, I would like to pray: "O Lord, accompany your missionaries in the lands of evangelization, put the right words on their lips, make their toil fruitful." May the Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church and Star of Evangelization, accompany all missionaries of the Gospel."
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2 years ago
The Catholic Church is the moral Christian standard for the world. It above any should answer the call of the great commission. Matthew 28:17-20
2 years ago
I couldn't agree more with our Pope. We all must spread the Word and the Spirit of Christ to all mankind.
2 years ago
I HAVE COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN THE TEACHINGS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AS THE WRITINGS OF POPE BENEDICT AND BLESSED JOHN PAUL 2 MAKE PERFECT SENSE TO ME. The Bible is a very Spiritual Book {The Liturgy of the Word}and this is the text that God uses to speak to the hearts of all of humanity. The Church helps to co-ordinate our mindset so that in understanding particularly the way God has spoken throughout time,we can be of one mind in Christ,the Incarnation of God himself. Jesus said "Baptize them in the name of the Father,Son and Holy Spirit"! That is the Trinitarian call to Evangelize all of Humanity. Understanding the Trinity is what we seek as "The Faithful" because humanity was designed to live in a perfect Trinitarian relationship with God and each other. God is in our age The Power of The Holy Spirit,the "Living Water"that flows between all of us,that unites us all with the Father and the Son,in the Spirit of Christian Love and Affiliation with each other.
2 years ago
Pope Benedict hits the bulls eye on the truth of Man & GOD. Joshua in the gathering Prophesied to the congregation of Israel by the spirit "You cannot serve the lord ;for he is an holy GOD---" to which the congregation replied "We will serve'. But then went into Apostasy starting from the time of Solomon until the day. In the truth of The prophesy, GOD, all along knew that man will not be able to serve him, but in His goodness offered unto man through ancient Israel, the Promise or Covenant culminating in the form of "The Christ", for the whole of mankind through Him, With Him & In Him- no other way other than Him- "TO GOD", which name is Jesus, no other name under Heaven by which man be redeemed, taking due regard & care in the word " Ecunimical" to brotherhood in Christ & not to Syncretism in faith, the very error in Israel's Apostasy. It is for & on this truth, In the Apostolic Faith, that the call to Jesus Christ comes, now by Choice in the Truth but later on through buckling of knees, some to everlasting Joy & some to everlasting contempt, across all nations, tongues & peoples. This is the Will of GOD to HIM, In His Christ with the help of the Holy Spirit, which Pope Benedict Professes. Incidentally not of any Oprah's or Obama's imaginations of faith, for Faith is known by works & not "Sorcery".
2 years ago
We do need to pray for our good Holy Father, not only for his continued good health, but also for the courage he needs to carry on his work as the successor of St. Peter. I have always described Pope Benedict as a liberal with a conscience. As for being a liberal, well, just read his books and it will give you a serious wake-up call. He quotes Bultman as much as Augustine and he is very, shall we say, controversial in his explanation of Original Sin and the resurrection of the body. Also, he was one of the main periti at Vatican II working with the German bishops and the European alliance at the council. He worked regularly with Fr. Karl Rahner, and was most friendly with Fr. Hans Kung. But our good pope does have a conscience. He realizes that the growth of liberalism within the membership of Holy Mother Church has been devastating, especially to traditional minded people. Therefore, he has the courage to experiment, if you will, with tradition. Pray for him!
2 years ago
YEAAAAAAAAA! Now that is what I am talking about. I am sick and tired of the lack of even trying in our parishes today to evangelize. It has become an environment of non-preaching in the name of 'ecumenism'.
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You know, the whole question of therapy is a enigma and quandary in many ways because certain insights only became 'available' to me years later, some dynamics in therapy left me frightened or bewildered, other kinds of therapeutic relationship helped me break through a hiddenness and defendedness that I was not aware of in myself. There is an obliviousness many of us have that prevents us from seeing ourselves as others see us or from seeing the nature of what is wrong with us, what stops us from developing in certain ways or growing to maturity, what is not healing because we can't see or feel we are bleeding.
What helped me a great deal, although it was extremely hard at the time, was participating in facilitated therapy groups for incest survivors and seeing others use strategies and mannerisms I myself relied on without being aware of them at all — and seeing how others were left baffled or withdrew. Slowly little by little I realised that although I understood why and how these kinds of behaviours had become part of me — a constellation that involved the secret drinking and diary-keeping, inventions of 'other' lives for myself, a refusal to interact in many ways except in evasive or cryptic ways, a closedness and determination above all to defend and protect something within me, a private despair that anything would ever change, a refusal to relinquish old memories of certain love affairs, the creation of a reified and static world within — the major issue facing me was how to break out of this self-created prison of what you might call a hermeneutically enclosed inner life.
This was the source of most of my adult suffering and prevented others from reaching me or being able to enter my 'personal space', a withdrawnness and sustained inner fantasy that made true intimacy impossible. I had to stop doing what I was doing in terms of controlling distances and the flow of knowledge/truthfulness between myself and others, defending myself against any kind of intrusiveness or closeness by others (I could not tell the difference).
And I began by stopping myself in therapy when I caught myself not telling the truth and starting over. I would correct myself again and again and try to get closer to the unpalatable or unbearable truth as I saw it, as others might have seen it, as the listening therapist saw it. After some years I found that my understanding of my own past and reality was now more partial and fragmentary but more trustworthy and also shared. The 'lying' and as-if behaviour that had helped me survive as a child had trapped me in a thin and idealised or deprecated awareness, solipsistic and unconvincing to all but me. I had to dismantle my self-understanding and stop trying to pre-empt others' versions from interfering with my 'master-version' of what was happening or what explained my behaviour. The habit of anticipating others, rehearsing for imagined conversations, seductions, confrontations, countering others with unanswerable replies, controlling and editing the narrative — all this had to change. I had to let in witnesses and share my story enough to accommodate what they thought, to allow for the possibility they knew more than me and could shed light on what I did not as yet know — without yielding to the fantasy of another having all the answers and being in charge, being able to rescue me. Or the terror of finding myself again a helpless victimised child at the mercy of someone who did not care about me, that conviction that history would repeat itself over and over again without respite. I had to make space for what had not yet happened and what would be new and different.
For a long time I did not associate these self-defeating guarded patterns with my progressive alcoholism. But when I sobered up and befriended others in recovery, I began to see many of my own former defended and closed-off ways of relating in others. One person in particular was very similar to me and that may have been part of why I was drawn to him as a mentor. And old patterns in myself re-emerged as they recognised familiar ground, very disconcerting. His understanding of sobriety was cut-and-dried and not open to any questioning – and his personal life in sobriety was opaque, as mine had been once but was no longer. There was a generational influence at work, an older and more conservative gay man, reliant on a very South African macho pretext of self-sufficiency: he would never involve anyone in his decision-making or working through issues. He would only talk about something that had pained him when it was long past and for him, over. He was, like my earlier self, predictable, inflexible and isolated, his thinking a locked room, huis clos. He tended to assume that friends or work colleagues or authority figures would behave in certain ways and pre-empt that possibility as if it was a fixed outcome or certainty. In the sometimes antagonistic and sometimes more honest conversations we have had in the intervening years, he has admitted that he has begun to notice what he is doing and how it is unaccountable to him as a rational man — he has no idea why he would sabotage things in advance rather than risk having to suffer rejection or failure or disaster at some future time. Nothing could be left open-ended or to chance. How well I myself have known that! Hard-wired for failure, that was the underlying conviction. And he, this stubborn and dearly loved friend, may not change and that is not my concern. He too may have seen in me what he would rather not acknowledge in himself and had a similar awakening.
That hatred of change and refusal to let in the unknown is very familiar to me and often comes up in dreams — that I leave the party or sleeping house before something goes wrong (because it always will go wrong), that I tell a lover to leave me before the lover can announce he or she is going away, that I ward off the unpredictable by assuming the worst has already happened, that while dreaming and reliving the past I despairingly drink in order to bring on what is bound to happen in any case, that certain kinds of behaviours or reactions in myself are frozen, ritualised and feel necessary although there is in fact no necessity there. The refusal of change, the refusal to let others in, is death in life, the dance macabre with inevitability in the rictus grin.


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Dined on 2/1/2014
The menu is limited, but we tried
some of everything and it all was excellent. Service was spotty; flurries of attention mixed in with long waits. We were seated in the high-traffic, high-noise bar area. We were curious why we were not seated in the main level dining room, which seemed more serene; we arrived on-time and there were plenty of open tables in the main dining room. The wine list is very thin and significantly overpriced; some wines are available by the glass but those are not listed on a menu anywhere. One bottle (Meiomi Pinot Noir) is $65; this retails for $20. Restaurants always charge more, but more than 3x retail is absurd. Would go back for the food, but only for the dining room and will see if we can BYOB for wine."
Dined on 2/1/2014
This was my first time at
Dunaway's and I absolutely loved it. Our service was fantastic. We got there an hour before our reservation and they were able to seat us right away. The food was absolutely amazing. A little expensive but very good. The view of downtown and Lucas Oil Stadium is second to none in downtown Indy. I definitely will be returning."
Dined on 1/30/2014
Dunaways used to be really nice,
but it's declined in service quality. The busers were excellent, but our server disappeared quite often. He never asked us if we wanted more drinks or coffee with our dessert. Three people at my table had overcooked meat. When I mentioned that food was simply ok, he didn't asked me why, but instead he told me I hurt his feelings. If I'm going to be paying that much for dinner, I'm going to go to a place that cooks the food correctly and serves it in a timely manner. I used to really love this restaurant. Now I don't plan to ever go back."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Our reservation was for 8pm. It
took 20 minutes after we sat down to get a waiter. He was very nice and good, but it should not take 20 minutes for him to come for the first time. 2 of the 4 food orders were wrong and had to be fixed. He couldn't figure out how to cash out our bill on part cash/part card. Luckily, the food was outstanding!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
Lawrence was an awesome server. He
was very nice and we never wen without anything. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone."
Dined on 2/1/2014
The choices were great. We had a
great evening. Our waiter was very nice and friendly. Explained all the choices very well. We definitely go back again."
Dined on 1/29/2014
I dined at Dunaway's during Devour
Downtown with two friends - it was the first time there for all of us. We were all pleased with our experience - from our friendly and attentive server, Lawrence, to the fantastic crab cakes and filet. The pistachio chocolate chip creme brulee was definitely a highlight! We're already planning a summer birthday dinner there so we can dine on the rooftop!"
Dined on 1/27/2014
DUNAWAY's does it RIGHT! set the
mood, food was excellent, service was superb, and atmosphere was just right for a romantic evening on the town."
Dined on 1/27/2014
Ate here as part of devour
downtown.The wife and I both had the crab cake which was fantastic. She had the chop and I had the veal. Both were of ample size and very tasty. She had salad which was somewhat overwhelmed by the blue cheese crumbles and I had a very tasty cup of vegetable beef soup. The bread and oil were very complimentary to each other and this was kept in supply throughout the meal. The wine list was supposedly "under construction" so the wine steward recommended a very good white zinfandel. Dessert for my wife was a very tasty crème brulee and I had the vanilla Italian ice cream which was excellent. Overall a very good dining experience. The wait staff was friendly and courteous, the chef even made an appearance at the table"
Dined on 1/24/2014
Worst dining experience I have
ever had. I will never eat at this establishment again, nor will I recommend it to anyone. In fact, I am currently telling everyone I can to avoid this place. What a waste of a beautiful, historical, building."
Dined on 1/24/2014
I don't mind paying a bit more for
a meal, but I expect the serving to represent the price. I ordered the petite filet, and it was more child than petite. I really could have eaten it in four bites. It was prepared just ok. And the drinks were small and very expensive and light on alcohol. I really prefer my drinks to be light on alcohol, but not if I've paid top price for them as well. Our waiter was very attentive. But with so many places downtown to get a great steak, I won't be returning here. And I thought it would be great, eat downtown and they have their own parking lot so that would be a plus, but they charged seven dollars to park right outside their door. Won't return."
Dined on 1/25/2014
I had not been to Dunaway's for a
number of years and was looking forward to it. We were immediately told that a number of the wait staff could not make it to work. Had to get up and walk to the bar/kitchen two times to see if anyone was even coming back. When our desert was attempted to be delivered prior to our entree that was sort of it... No "we are sorry". No let us buy you a coffee. No remorse for the worse service I have had in a restaurant in Indy."
Dined on 1/24/2014
We were participating in devour
downtown...Drinks were switched, confused on appetizer whether it was supposed to be cold or hot It was mostly cold but a hint of warm in a bite or two...main course delivers before salads...we had to ask for our bread...drinks were mixed up, and after main course we were asked "is there anything else we can get u"? Um yes our desserts...oh boy...last but not least, we went to get our coats from coat check...tried giving us wrong coat...best part of whole night - the valet service! He rocked it!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
First time there for my girlfriend
and I. Have wanted to go for a long time. Had Devour menu. Very shy, quiet server. Had to ask for bread. Waited quite a while for wine. Entrees came before salads. Creme bulet was awful. Expected much, much more than we received. In comparison to other Devour dining experiences, not even on the same map. May have been a bad night for them, but very disappointing."
Dined on 1/24/2014
We arrived for an early dinner.
There were few people in the restaurant but we were were seated upstairs which was in need of updating. There was NO winelist--the owner was supposedly redoing the list. I was brought a glass of the only Chardonnay available and it was terrible! Our waiter, Lawrence, was delightful and attentive. The food was ordinary at best. We chose from the Devour Downtown menu which I thought was intended to attract new customers to a restaurant--they missed the mark."
Dined on 1/23/2014
We went for our anniversary
celebration. Seating was quick. Service and food was exceptional with prices where you would expect them. Wine is way over priced. I would expect to pay maybe three times the value of a bottle of wine but not six times the value which is what we did in a restaurant. For that, I could not give them five stars."
Dined on 1/21/2014
Wow. Very disappointed. I pulled
into the Dunaways valet parking lot and was charged $7 to park my own car. The waiter simply had no sense of how to serve a group. The food took forever and was not great."
Dined on 1/20/2014
A group of us always get together
for New Year's Eve and decided to go to Dunaway's since we haven't been there in a while. We had an excellent table upstairs. The food was good, but not great-considering the price. I asked to change from a Caesar dressing on my salad to a balsamic and was told the chef would not take any changes to any of the menu items. Seriously?! It would be different if the place was crowded, but it wasn't. The crab cake appetizer was the size of a silver dollar and the only dish priced right for what you got was the pork chop. Our server seemed distracted all night and didn't even offer a dessert menu. I think he was told to get us out of there before midnight. Not sure if we will return. Disappointed."
Dined on 12/31/2013
We were left waiting in the lobby
while our guests were waiting for us upstairs in the booth. They told us our guests had not yet arrived? They brought the dipping oil but no bread until we asked for it when our entree arrived. The asparagus side never came---until the check came. The upstairs was not busy---center aisle empty."
Dined on 12/31/2013
This place is a disaster. Food
average but price high. Order wrong and bill wrong all in just a couple of hours time."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Best restaurant in Indy!! Love the
food, service, and staff! A+ highly recommend!!!"
Dined on 12/12/2013
This restaurant was recommended by
a friend and was far better than I expected. The service was amazing, the rooms warm and comfortable, the wine list extensive, and the food amazing. We had a great meeting, and I had one of the best meals that I've had in a very long time. Dunaway's is a must try!"
Dined on 12/11/2013
This is my favorite restaurant in
Indy, and I try to make it there whenever I get to the city. The ambience is wonderful, particularly in the Fireplace Room. The historic two-story brick building itself is pretty amazing having been moved to its current location from a previous one. The wine list is outstanding, the menu eclectic, and both the preparation and presentation excellent. The staff is personable and attentive. Dunaway's makes special occasions very special. I simply could not recommend it more highly."
Dined on 12/10/2013
My wife and I went for the evening
before the Big 10 championship. It was wonderful, the staff were amazing and the manager was extremely friendly. I was not excited about the Diavlo pasta that was a special but my wife loved her pasta. I talked myself out of the Strip which I have heard is spectacular. If you want to be pampered and treated right as a customer, this is the place to go. I will be back many times because of the class of the staff and the way we were treated."
Dined on 12/7/2013
Very pleasant experience. A
classy, and traditional joint. The Strip Steak was perfect... And certainly could not ask for better service. Very friendly and knowledgable staff . Great blueberry lavender martinis!!! A hidden gem, glad we finally checked it out!! "
Dined on 11/16/2013
Was spending one night in
Indianapolis and checked my Open Table app -- and was so pleased to find Dunaway's! Everything about the meal was terrific -- great goat cheese salad; generous, perfectly seasoned and prepared strip steak; and yummy pistachio and chocolate chip creme brulee. The staff was super friendly and helpful. No wine list was available, but the sommelier was very knowledgeable and directed me to a wonderful wine. The restaurantt has (at least) two dining spaces -- the paneled room has a fireplace and was very comfortable, and the bar area has a knock-out terrazzo floor. This restaurant is a winner!"
Dined on 11/9/2013
Friendly and attentive service.
Great food and great overall service. Will definitely go again soon. All 4 people in our party had seafood and all was delicious."
Dined on 11/7/2013
We arrived and waited about 4
minutes to be greeted at the door. The man who greeted us seemed unsure of what to do. Perhaps he was new or this wasn't his job. We were seated and then asked what we wanted to drink, despite not being given a wine menu. I had to ask him to bring us one. Eventually, some other server took over and the service reached my expected level of service. Just the beginning was rocky. Also, we were one of three couples in the restaurant at 7:30 on a Friday. How weird. I'd expected it to be much livelier in there."
Dined on 10/26/2013
Highly recommend this place. They
treat you like royalty. Everyone from the Hostess Sarah, the GM Connie, Chef Chris, bartender Kyle and servers Nikki and Mike. What a great time. They always treat you like family. Highly recommended."
Dined on 10/25/2013
Dunaway's used to be one of our
favorite downtown places, but it has slipped tremendously. The prices were very expensive for what we received and it took forever for our meal to arrive. However, there were very few diners that night so not sure what took so long. Our waiter wasn't very knowledgeable, pleasant or efficient and got our bill wrong. The manager was quite attentive, but really didn't improve our service at all. Just felt like they were struggling to stay open. It was Saturday night and hardly anyone in the restaurant. Sad to see such a great place slipping so...."
Dined on 9/22/2013
There were just three filled
tables in our little area and one of the tables was a little loud & obnoxious. Not the fault of the restaurant, per se, just added an extra dimension to the meal. The steak was good. I do appreciate the fact that the steak actually comes with a side as opposed to so many other steak places."
Dined on 9/22/2013
The food was the best. Our server
was exceptional. The chef created dishes that were beyond my expectations. The bar tender made sure our wine glass were always full, and he gave us a tour of the building. And the manager was super sweet and cute as can be. Perfect experience!"
Dined on 9/11/2013
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The aim of this study is to do an evaluation of the clinical profile of depression in HCV patients (newly diagnosed and treatment naïve), and in these same individuals, 24 weeks after the beginning of IFN+Ribavirin therapeutics (n=100). To characterize depression associated to HCV with and without interferon (IFN), the investigators will use clinical, behavioral, biochemical and genetic markers, and to distinguish their different symptomatologic dimensions.
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- Depression in individuals affected by HCV is associated to genetic vulnerability.
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- Depression associated to infection by HCV presents a symptomatological profile that is different from general depression, which is maintained with IFN therapeutics.
- A higher state of depression in the beginning of a treatment, if not treated, is a risk factor to abandoning therapeutics.
- When comparing genders, women present a more severe symptomatological profile than men.
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Depression Hepatitis c |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Psychobiological Characterization of Depression in Hepatitis C |
Estimated Enrollment: | 200 |
Study Start Date: | January 2012 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2015 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | July 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 65 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Patients are selected in the context of hospital consultancies (Viral Hepatitis Consultancies at the Hospital de Santa Maria; Psychiatric Consultancies at the Hospital de Santa Maria) after informing, requesting voluntary cooperation, confidenciality assurance and with request of informed consent signature, submitted and approved by the hospital's ethics committee
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- use of anti-inflammatory drugs and antidepressants;
- history of neurological, infectious or tumoral pathology, at SNC level;
- severe physical deterioration incompatible with the situation being evaluated.
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Faculty of Medicice of Lisbon | Not yet recruiting |
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Principal Investigator: | David Pires Barreira, Dr. | Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Norte |
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Responsible Party: | David Pires Barreira, Dr., Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Norte |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01492478 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 39772 |
Study First Received: | December 13, 2011 |
Last Updated: | December 14, 2011 |
Health Authority: | Portugal: Health Ethic Committee |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Depression Depressive Disorder Hepatitis Hepatitis A Hepatitis C Behavioral Symptoms Mood Disorders Mental Disorders |
Liver Diseases Digestive System Diseases Hepatitis, Viral, Human Virus Diseases Enterovirus Infections Picornaviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Flaviviridae Infections |
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This simple and elegant unit fits well with all home decor while still being powerful enough to rid your home of pesky flying pests. An Octenol cartridge is included to increase the amount of insects caught in the trap. Octenol is a proven insect attractant, which will draw insects away from you and your family and into the trap.
4.7"L x 7.3"H x 13.6"W; 3 lbs.
Mosquito Trap - Wall Mount with Octenol$109.99 -
Get ready to transform the way you make your meals with one of the best-kept secrets of Eastern Europe.
The Czech cooker is the one-pot-wonder that makes home cooking easy. Using a time-tested design and the latest in kitchen technology, the Czech cooker is an incredible and efficient table-top oven. The heating element in The Czech Cooker's stainless steel lid does all the work. It directs the venting of steam and distributes even heat for an ultra-efficient cooking style. The variable temperature control gives you control over the temperature so you can re-heat, cook, roast, grill, or bake with ease.
Make complete meals like chicken pot pie, home made soup, or even a Sunday roast complete with potatoes and vegetables. And don't forget snack time - quick toasted sandwiches, frozen pizza, coffee cake, or bread pudding all baked to perfection. The Czech cooker is so versatile you will hardly ever need to switch on your oven.
9"L x 5"H x 15"W; 5.2 lbs.
Total Chef Czech Cooker, Stainless Steel$129.95 -
This durable 50-gallon rain barrel has a bold brass spigot to conveniently fill watering cans, and a drain plug at the bottom of the barrel that helps to drain out water and sludge.
Decorative look rain barrel in a brown or terra cotta color with a textured finish to give it a clay pottery look. An added feature is that it comes with 5 matching planters that fit into the channel on the top of the rain barrel. The rain barrel is able to withstand extreme temperatures.
28"L x 33"H x 22"W; 14 lbs.
50 Gallon Space-Saver Rain Barrel with 5 Pots$117.99 -
Pond Kits include everything you need to construct a beautiful, low maintenance water garden.
Comes with:- Fish Friendly Non Toxic Pond Liner 8 feet x 10 feet
- UL & ULC Approved 200 gallons per hour pump with 2 fountain heads
- Diverter & telescopic riser
- 2 Floating silk water lilies
- Installation instructions
12"L x 9"H x 14"W; 19 lbs.
270 Gallon Liner Pond Kit w/Solar Light$129.99


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Long time user?
Can anyone please advise how I can view a map, as described above, and/or photographs, in order to identify houses in Porteus Road, prior to demolition (for the Harrow Road Flyover).
You could try the London Metropolitan Archive for maps and photos, Jane.
There's a map here from 1869 which might be useful:http://www.british-history.ac.uk/mapsheet.aspx?compid=55199&sheetid=9862&ox=2677&oy=538&zm=1&czm=1&x=82&y=168
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