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Pontifical Household Preacher on This Sunday's Gospel
ROME, MAY 27, 2006 (Zenit) - Here is a translation of a commentary by Capuchin Father Raniero Cantalamessa, preacher to the Pontifical Household, on this Sunday's Gospel reading on the solemnity of the Ascension.
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The Lord's Ascension
(Acts 1:1-11; Ephesians 1:17-23; Mark 16:15-20)
The solemnity of the Ascension of Jesus "to heaven" is an occasion to clarify once and for all our ideas on what we understand by "heaven." Among almost all peoples, heaven is identified with the dwelling of the divinity. The Bible also uses this spatial language. "Glory to God in the highest heaven and peace on earth to men."
With the advent of the scientific age, this religious meaning of the word "heaven" entered into crisis. For modern man, heaven is the space in which our planet moves and the whole solar system, and no more. We know the quip attributed to a Soviet astronaut, on his return from his trip through the cosmos: "I have traveled much through space and I haven't found God anywhere!"
So it is important that we try to clarify what we, Christians, understand when we say "Our Father, who art in heaven," or when we say that someone has "gone to heaven." On such things, the Bible adapts itself to popular speech: But it well knows and teaches that God "is in heaven, on earth and everywhere," that it is he who "has created the heavens," and if he has created them, he cannot be "closed" in them.
That God is "in the heavens" means that he "dwells in inaccessible light": that he is as far from us "as heaven rises over earth." In other words, that he is infinitely different from us. Heaven, in the religious sense, is more a state than a place. God is outside of space and time and so is his paradise.
In the light of what we have said, what does it mean to proclaim that Jesus "went up to heaven"? We find the answer in the Creed. "He went up to heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father." That Christ went up to heaven means that "he is seated at the right hand of the Father, that is, that also as man he has entered God's world, who has been constituted, as St. Paul says in the second reading, Lord and head of everything. Jesus went up to heaven, but without leaving the earth. He has only gone out of our visual world. He himself assures us: "Lo, I am with you always, to the close of the age" (Matthew 28:16-20).
The words of the angel -- "Galileans, why are your looking up to heaven?" -- therefore contain a warning, if not a veiled reproach. We must not stay looking up to heaven to discover where Christ is, but rather live awaiting his return, continuing his mission, taking his Gospel to the ends of the earth, improving the quality of life on earth.
As for us, "to go to heaven" or "to paradise" means to be "with Christ" (Philippians 1:20). "I am going to prepare a place for you ... so that where I am you may be also" (John 14:2-3).
"Heaven," understood as a place of rest, of eternal recompense of the good, was formed the moment Christ resurrected and went up to heaven. Our true heaven is the Risen Christ, whom we will go to meet and with him, be one "body" after our resurrection, and in a provisional and imperfect way immediately after death. Therefore, Jesus did not ascend to an already existing heaven that awaited him, but he went to form and inaugurate heaven for us.
There are those who ask: But what will we do "in heaven" with Christ for all eternity? Won't we be bored? I answer: Is it boring to be well and with excellent health? Ask those who are in love if they are bored being together. When one experiences a moment of very intense and pure joy, does not the desire arise that it last forever, that it never end? Down here such states do not last forever, because there is no object that can satisfy indefinitely.
It is different with God. Our minds will find the Truth in him and the Beauty that we will never cease to contemplate; and our hearts will find the Good that we will never tire to enjoy.
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When you inquire about the roots of this tree attacking your pipes, are you referring to sewer pipes or water lines? The Mountain Laurel has a sparse root system but a deep taproot, an adaptation for survival in desert conditions. Once upon a time, when most sewer lines were clay, like the clay pots, invasive roots did, indeed, break them up and cause major problems. Nowadays, both water and sewer pipes are more often a heavy-duty plastic material, and don't have as much trouble with roots. The mountain laurel is very difficult to successfully transplant because of that taproot-damaging it in transplanting can be fatal to the tree. We would suggest that you first acquaint yourself with the location of the pipes you are concerned about, including the depth they are in the ground. You did not say if you intended to plant seeds or purchase a tree for transplanting, but it would be a good insurance policy to not dig the hole for the tree directly over those pipes. The resources we searched made no mention of intrusive roots from this tree, just cautioned about the difficult of transplanting the tap root, as well as warning that the tree grows very, very slowly.
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Posted 11 January 2013 - 02:06 PM
Hello Ladies!
Posting here for my friend (okayed with her to give out her boys names) who is due with another little boy in about two months. She has three boys already and has run out of names
So far she has
Callum Duncan
Lachlan Peter
Euan Robin
Her DH is from Scotland so they want to add another traditonal Scottish name, middle name not so fussed. Most of the boys middle names are for someone close to them. Their surname is a single syllable starting with S, so she's ruled out James, Finn and most other one syllable names.
Any ideas?
Posted 11 January 2013 - 02:26 PM
I think for the middle I would go more traditional-UK-ish in general than strictly Scottish (not just because I'm running out of Scottish names I know...) like Christopher or Zachary or something like that.
Alastair is my favourite. It is a Scottish form of Alexander.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 02:27 PM
2 syllables to fit the sibset:
Edited by Gudrun, 11 January 2013 - 02:38 PM.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 06:40 PM
William so then they'll have 2 m endings and 2 n endings
Posted 11 January 2013 - 09:25 PM
Thanks guys, lots of options there. I also suggested Alastair or even Alexander for baby 3 but was shot down - and apparently every friend in Scotland has a boy named Finn!
I really like a lot of those names, I'm sure it will help them decide, she's very picky!
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Monday 05 September 2011
August's riots appear to have done little damage to activity on Britain's high streets, a survey of shopping activity shows.
Footfall in UK shops was down 1.5 per cent last monthfrom a year earlier – the smallest August decline for four years. Greater London, the scene of many disturbances, saw activity rise 0.9 per cent and other affected areas such as Nottingham and Croydon had much stronger growth according to Springboard's National High Street Index.
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Whitehaven's fishing industry has netted a profit after a rise in the total amount of fish landing in the town, new figures reveal.
UK vessels landed 2,717 tonnes of fish into Whitehaven, worth more than £2.7 million in 2012, according to the Marine Management Organisation (MMO).
The figures are an increase on last year when 2,512 tonnes worth £2.6m were landed in the town's port.
The MMO's annual UK Sea Fisheries Statistics 2012 report shows that the quantity of fish arriving on the nation's shores has risen but the value has dropped overall.
It also reveals that a total of 627,000 tonnes of sea fish was landed in the UK by UK vessels last year worth £770m – a five per cent increase in quantity but seven per cent fall in value compared to 2011.
Landings of demersal fish, which includes haddock, rose by one per cent between 2011 and 2012, although the total amount has plummeted by 24 per cent since 2002.
Meanwhile, the UK fishing fleet remained the sixth largest in the EU in terms of the number of vessels, but had the second largest capacity and fourth largest power.
There are about 12,450 active fishermen in the UK, Peterhead remained the port with the highest landings nationwide, and imports of fish rose five per cent on the previous year.
Global figures showed that China caught the most fish in 2011 with 13.7m tonnes, followed by Peru with 8.2m tonnes, and Indonesia, the United States and Russia each caught between 4m and 5.4m tonnes.
Around £20m of grant funding has been injected in Whitehaven harbour since 1990 to improve public access and create jobs with the construction of a new boat repair shed.
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The PM added that universal broadband access was one of the cornerstones of the Government's future plans, noting that in the same way a universally available post service was crucial in the last century, "so too in the future must we deliver reliable high- speed access... that will be a crucial first stepping stone".
The Summit is being held to inform Communications Minister Lord Carter's Digital Britain report, which, among other things, is formulating future policy for public service broadcasting and digital radio.
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Bristol, 30 overs: West Indies 103 for two (Hinds 41, Lara 1)
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Nkala had a close lbw appeal, although off the front foot, against Gayle rejected by umpire Peter Willey in his second over, and both bowlers beat the batsmen off the pitch occasionally; in fact after several overs they were showing signs of frustration at being tied down by accurate bowling and tight fielding. The first boundary did not come until the ninth over when Gayle, who had scored only two singles before then, drove Strang through the covers, and then lashed three more off-side boundaries in Nkala's next over. In his following over, though, Nkala struck back by having Griffith (10) caught by Brent at mid-off lashing out with a touch of desperation; West Indies 33 for one.
Gayle continued to bombard the covers with his powerful drives, and greeted Brent in his first over with a lofted four, almost a six, wide of midwicket. Hinds excelled that with a six over Brent's head as the West Indian batsmen slowly began to establish their dominance.
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The Latest From The NHLPA On The Realignment Issue
by Paul on 03/04/13 at 04:57 PM ET
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You all know the PA is going to screw this up. Admit it. Come on, George. You're a noted PA-guy.
You know this is going to be a complete mess.
Posted by HockeyinHD on 03/05/13 at 06:07 AM ET
The last time I checked, the PA hadn't proposed an unbalanced conference system that statistically favors one conference over the other. So yeah, it's the PA's fault that the league can't count.
Posted by redxblack from Akron Ohio on 03/05/13 at 07:55 AM ET
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