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Skip to comments.3,000 Assyrians Received into the Catholic Church
Posted on 05/12/2008 5:25:02 AM PDT by Petrosius
Five days later, Mar Bawai was suspended by the Holy Synod of the Assyrian Church. The story behind this, as well as the full text of the paper on papal primacy that Mar Bawai had presented to the Synod, can be found here.
The Church of the East attributes a prominent role to Saint Peter and a
significant place for the Church of Rome in her liturgical, canonical and
Patristic thoughts. There are more than 50 liturgical, canonical and Patristic
citations that explicitly express such a conviction. The question before us
therefore is, why there must be a primacy attributed to Saint Peter in the
Church? If there is no primacy in the universal church, we shall not be able to
legitimize a primacy of all the Catholicos-Patriarchs in the other apostolic
churches. If the patriarchs of the apostolic churches have legitimate authority
over their own respective bishops it is so because there is a principle of
primacy in the universal Church. If the principle of primacy is valid for a
local Church (for example, the Assyrian Church of the East), it is so because it
is already valid for the universal church. If there is no Peter for the
universal church there could not be Peter for the local Church. If all the
apostles are equal in authority by virtue of the gift of the Spirit, and if the
bishops are the successors of the Apostles, based on what then one of these
bishops (i.e., the Catholicos-Patriarchs) has authority over the other
The Church of the East possesses a theological, liturgical and
canonical tradition in which she clearly values the primacy of Peter among the
rest of the Apostles and their churches and the relationship Peter has with his
successors in the Church of Rome. The official organ of our Church of the East,
Mar Abdisho of Soba, the last theologian in our Church before its fall, based
himself on such an understanding when he collected his famous Nomocanon in which
he clearly states the following: To the Great Rome [authority] was given
because the two pillars are laid [in the grave] there, Peter, I say, the head of
the Apostles, and Paul, the teacher of the nations. [Rome] is the first see and
the head of the patriarchs. (Memra 9; Risha 1) Furthermore, Abdisho asserts .
. . . And as the patriarch has authority to do all he wishes in a fitting manner
in such things as are beneath his authority, so the patriarch of Rome has
authority over all patriarchs, like the blessed Peter over all the community,
for he who is in Rome also keeps the office of Peter in all the church. He who
transgresses against these things the ecumenical synod places under anathema.
(Memra 9; Risha 8). I would like to ask here the following: who among us would
dare to think that he or she is more learned than Abdisho of Soba, or that they
are more sincere to the church of our forefather than Mar Abdisho himself? This
is true especially since we the members of the Holy Synod have in 2004 affirmed
Mar Abdishos List of Seven Sacraments as the official list of the Assyrian
Church of the East. How much more then we ought to consider examining and
receiving Abdishos Synodical legislation in his Nomocanon?
Indeed that is a miracle of God!
OK, this is in the US!! When I first read the article I thought that this was in Iraq or Syria, or some place, until I clicked on the link.
This hierarch looks like a disobedient, prideful schismatic to me (and a simplistic "theologian"). Rome has been fishing in some troubled waters here and I must say that I see no good coming from this.
Well, I hope The Church didn't go about trying to break up the Assyrian Church further — however, do note that it may be advantageous for all to move into the Chaldean Church in the Catholic Church — more power in numbers.
Well Kolokotronis, I think Cronos statement is consistent with mine. Notice that the Assyrian Group entered into Communion with the Chaldean Catholic Church, and thus is now in Full Communion with the Catholic Church. The Chaldeans have been very loyal to Rome while at the same time faithful to their Antiochene-East Syrian Tradition. Thus, perhaps this could be a way that can eventually bring all the Assyrians into Full Communion with Rome, via the Chaldean Catholic Church. For example, is this new Assyrian Group can show its fellow Assyrians that Communion with Rome can be entered into without compromising their Eastern Liturgical and Theological Tradition.
On the contrary, it takes a great deal of humility, especially on the part of a Bishop, to submit to the primacy of the Bishop of Rome in the interests of achieving full ecclesial communion with the Holy See.
From his presentations given in public in several Chaldean communities on the West Coast, I saw nothing "prideful" about this very soft-spoken and sincere hierarch.
Nor, from people involved in this whole process, was there any "fishing" going on on the part of Rome. This bishop and his people took the initiative and, AS ALWAYS IN MY EXPERIENCE, the Catholic authorities were very measured in their response to these initiatives.
And, finally, I suppose those in communion with the Holy See and Orthodox Christians would have very different definitions of "schismatic."
This will shake up the mideast, no?
Seems as though there is some controversy here, however.
Funny, just this morning I got a call from someone involved in the dialog between Orthodoxy and Rome asking if I had seen this article, or one like it. Apparently this is causing all sorts of trouble, especially in Constantinople and Moscow. As of about 2 hours ago the sentiment seemed to be to call off any further discussions with Rome until this apparent expansion of Rome's Uniate solution can be examined. More troubling is the G2 that Rome was warned that there could be trouble from the embrace of this disobedient hierarch if Rome went forward. Looks like Rome doesn't care what at least some major Orthodox hierarchs think. I told my caller I wasn't surprised.
Is it your impression that the Orthodox have EVER cared what Rome thinks?
Is Alexy II anyone's idea of a "gracious partner" in ecumenical dialogue?
How about the Greek hierachs demanding that John Paul II "do penance" before he'd be given permission to visit Greece? Ever read the thoughts of the Athos monks or the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia regarding us?
I'm sorry, but it seems to me that when it comes to ecumenism between our Churches, it's almost always a one-way street, and not Rome's way, by the way.
Let's be honest, EVERYTHING that happens is a cause - or rather, an excuse - for the Orthodox side to call off dialogue.
And when it comes to the "Uniate Solution," you'd have to go a long way to match Moscow's complicity with Joseph Stalin's "Uniate Solution."
Disobedient to whom? I thought that all bishops were equal. If the Bishop of Constantinople can break union with the Bishop of Rome, why can not Bishop Mar Bawai Soro re-establish it?
You mean to tell me that Rome should refuse to accept into communion any Orthodox bishops when they approach on their own initiative. And what authority do either Constantinople or Moscow have over a bishop of the Assyrian Church of the East in the first place?
"You mean to tell me that Rome should refuse to accept into communion any Orthodox bishops when they approach on their own initiative."
"And what authority do either Constantinople or Moscow have over a bishop of the Assyrian Church of the East in the first place?"
BTW, in all honesty, I am glad this has happened since to my way of thinking, a way which is shared by at least a few other Orthodox, the dialogs have ignored the true nature of the current ecclesiology of the Latin Church in favor of discussions of what it should or would be in a reunited Church. This sort of action on the part of Rome reminds the hierarchs of present reality, which is a good thing.
As for ecumenism being a one way street when it comes to orthodoxy, well, I think that's a bit of a stretch but it isn't completely unfair. The truth of the matter is that the overwhelming majority of Orthodox laity, monastics and lower clergy are opposed to any reunion with the Latin Church. At the present time this notion is pretty much exclusively the province of the hierarchs. Actions like this one with this sliver of the Assyrian Church and its disobedient hierarch means that some get to tell the hierarchs "told ya so". Its not that Orthodox people and monastics and lower clergy, as a general proposition, bear any intense animosity to Rome, not anymore anyway. Its just that most Orthodox folk really see no need for, nor do they have any desire for, reunion with Rome even on Orthodoxy's terms, let alone on anything approaching Rome's. Most, I suspect, take the Moscow position that we can be allies without submitting to the immediate, universal jurisdiction of an infallible bishop in Rome. In the meantime we should leave each other alone.
Is the sentiment you referr to the sentiment of some layman who doesn't like the fact that the Bishop and the 3,000 Assyrians chose communion with Rome.
Lets look at some historical context, the Assyrian Church has not been in communion with the Undivided West and East since about 410 AD, which was befor the Council of Ephesus. They were under the Antiochene Primacy, which was stated in Canon 6 of the Council of Nicea, but broke communion from Antioch and established their own Assyrian Patriarch.
So the issue is why would the Orthdox Churches get upset about a Church that has in fact, never been under an Orthodox Patriarch, or if they were, it would be the Antiochene Patriarch, of which there is both a Melkite-Catholic one and and an Orthodox one, and relations between those two Churches are great.
Regardless, the Assyrian Church of the East has never been under the Patriarch of Constantinopile, which was not recognized as a Primatial See until the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD, and most certainly, Patriarch Alexy has no dawg in this fight as Moscow can in no way claim that the Assyrian Church should come under its Jurisdiction.
I will take this one step further, the Patriarch of the Armenian Church, which has not been in Full communion with Rome or the East since 451 AD (Chalcedon) just spent 3 days with Rome in dialogue. If the Armenian Church chooses to enter Full Communion with the Bishop of Rome, why would the Orthodox Church get upset given the Armenians have their own autonomous Church, which has not been in Communion with Rome or Constantinopile for over 1,500 years.
You've missed the point, as have the others on this thread.
The issue is that Rome has accepted a disobedient hierarch from an Oriental Orthodox Church into one of its Eastern Rite Churches at a time when the hierarchs of the Assyrian Church were exercising their appropriate jurisdiction to discipline the man. The fact that the Assyrian Church is "monophysite" and has been out of communion for 1600 years is neither here nor there. In fact, by economia, Oriental Orthodox have been allowed to receive the sacraments in Orthodox Churches and vice versa for some years now so the schism between the Orthodox and the Oriental Orthodox is not as you suppose.
Rome's actions speak about the intrusive power claimed and asserted by the Vatican in the affairs of another particular church. This isn't a priest or two or a few parishioners leaving one particular church for another. This is a hierarch under discipline. That's the difference and that's what makes this a matter of concern.
Finally, the sentiments were not expressed to me by a lay person or a member of the lower clergy.
I see.
So the Bishop presents a paper about the Primacy of Rome and the hope for Full Communion with Rome, and Five days later he is disciplined. One wonders what the "politics behind the scenes" were really about? I think the Assyrians and the Chaldeans in One "sui juris" Church is a "good thing" for the Iraqi Christians. It seems to me at least, some Orthodox are not happy that an Eastern Bishop, and one who I repeat, has not been in "Full Communion" with either Rome or Constantinopile for 1,600 years, presented an argument to his fellow Assyrian Bishops that supported communion with Rome, rather than communion with an Orthodox Patriarch. Thus, IMO, this is more about politics, than doctrine.
As for the sharing of the sacraments between the Assyrians and the Eastern Orthdox, that is a good thing, but the Catholic Church has no doctrinal statement preventing Assyrians receiving the Eucharist and other sacraments in the Catholic Church. In fact, the General Instructions of the Roman Missal (GIRM) clearly state that Assyrians and the other Oriental Churches that are not in communion with the Eastern Orthodox are welcome to participate in the Eucharist in the Catholic Church. So, on that point, the Catholic Church' relation with the Assyrians is no different than the Eastern Orthodox relationship with the Assyrians.
So when we get down to it, is the real problem here that this Bishop has long been an advocate for Full Communion with Rome and thus his actions might result in other Eastern Churches that have not been in Full Communion with either Rome or Constantinopile to seek full Communion wiht Rome rather than Constantinopile?
"So the Bishop presents a paper about the Primacy of Rome and the hope for Full Communion with Rome, and Five days later he is disciplined."
Did you read the paper? Its the work of theological simpleton. A first year doctoral candidate in theology would be flunked for writing such jejune drivel. I know what he is trying to say, I think, and I think I agree with him at least to a point but that isn't the "point". His Synod reviewed the matter (and apparently previous antics on his part, like refusal of reassignment to a see which needed a hierarch more than where he is), gave him a chance to straighten out and in exchange got defiance. They disciplined and he decamped for Rome having taken a number of shots at the presiding hierarch on the way out the door. Very, very bad ecclesiology. Its also very, very bad ecclesiastical politics. It seems that the fact that this is about politics rather than "doctrine" bothers you. C, 99% of this stuff, at Rome or elsewhere is about politics. Don;t be naive.
"So when we get down to it, is the real problem here that this Bishop has long been an advocate for Full Communion with Rome and thus his actions might result in other Eastern Churches that have not been in Full Communion with either Rome or Constantinopile to seek full Communion wiht Rome rather than Constantinopile?"
No, what we have here is a disobedient hierarch avoiding canonically imposed discipline and Rome providing a way for him to do that. C, can you understand that that sort of behavior is precisely what sets the Orthodox off?
What really is seen here is that it is the power of the Holy Spirit that is calling an ancient branch of the Christian faith ( the 3,000 Assyrians ) are simply obeying the call by this same Holy Spirit to come home to Rome in unity. This is the unity that Jesus prayed for in John 17.
Plus with the threat of Islamofacism in the Middle East, to have an ancient church return home to Rome such as this Assyrian community, this will preserve an ancient Christian rite.
"What really is seen here is that it is the power of the Holy Spirit that is calling an ancient branch of the Christian faith ( the 3,000 Assyrians ) are simply obeying the call by this same Holy Spirit to come home to Rome in unity."
Well, BG, we don't see it that way. We see it as a magnificent, contemporary example of Roman intrusion into the affairs of a particular church. It was just such a sort of intrusion which lead to the Great Schism. Some Orthodox hierarchs, in their understandable zeal for unity, seemed to want to forget that behavior. They wonlt be able to now as the matter is being presented to at least three patriarchial synods as part of the ongoing oversight of the dialog process. My prediction is that there will be a pause at least in the dialogs.
"This is the unity that Jesus prayed for in John 17."
Now you see, BG, we believe that that unity will be found in Rome shedding its pretensions to rule the Church with an iron fist and humbly returning to the Orthodoxy it spurned in 1063.
"Now you see, BG, we believe that that unity will be found in Rome shedding its pretensions to rule the Church with an iron fist and humbly returning to the Orthodoxy it spurned in 1063."
It was really the other way around, the Orthodox broke away from Rome in 1063. As it was said in the Gospel of Mathew, Jesus said to Peter that "he is the rock Jesus will build His Church on". The Pope is the sucessor of St.Peter who did go to Rome to preach the Gospel and to give his life up there. These are the historic facts.
Count me among those who don't really understand, Kolokotronis. If the bishop was Eastern Orthodox, that would be one thing, but given that he was in a church you ALREADY presumably believe to be disobedient, why would you care whether or not he hops from one disobedient church to the other? Why would you care if he's disobeying a disobedient superior? It all sounds rather petty to me.
In any case, if you all believe that Rome would ever refuse communion to any individual or group of individuals who are willing to accept her teachings and enter into her, we might as well give up right now. She would not and could not any more than Noah would have refused a person who wanted to go onto the Ark and save himself from the flood. It has nothing to do with an intrusion in anyone's affairs; it has to do with a group of people wanting to enter into the Church and the Church not refusing. If this bishop had wanted to enter into communion with the Orthodox Church would her bishops have said, "Ah, well, no. That's bad politics. Just keep being in schism, thank you." This makes not a bit of sense to me. Maybe the theologies of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches are more different than I thought.
This is most unfortunate. It was my understanding that we were finally coming together, and to have this setback is a disappointment.
Hey, I understand your point to a degree. If this were in fact say a Romanian Orthodox Bishop who did the same thing, I think Rome would not have handled it in the same way. But in cases where Rome is dealing with Eastern Churches that split either before the Council of Ephesus in 431 (e.g. Assyrians) or Chalcedon 451 (Armenians), Rome sees the matter differently. The Katholicos/Patriarch of the Armenians going back to the joint declaration that was signed back in 1997 or 1998 with Rome and Pope John Paul II has clearly stated that there dialogue with Rome is to bring about Full Communion between Rome and the Armenians. Now, granted, I think Rome would like it to be "corporate Re-union" with the entire Armenian Church in tact, but I think Rome is pursuing Full Communion with the Armenian Church independent of its dialogue with the Orthodox Church. On this point, do at least agree.
However, with respect to the Orthodox, I think you are correct and I would never want to see a Bishop of an Orthodox Church do something on his own apart from the rest of his particular Church. For example, there was an internet rumor going around in the late 1990s that the Romanian Orthodox Patriarch wanted to enter into Full Communion with Rome, but Pope John Paul II said that Full Communion with the Orthodox can only happen when the Patriarch of Constantinopile is ready to agree. Now, I don't know if this is factually true in every detail, but I do remember it going around the internet during the time Pope John Paul II met with the Romanian Patriarch.
Are you familiar with this story on the Orthodox end? Anyway, your point with respect to the Eastern Orthodox CHurch, I agree with you, but for the Eastern Apostolic Churches not in communion with the Eastern Orthodox Churches, I see it somewhat differently.
Anyway, I hope this does not turn into a Catholic/Orthodox polemic. On my part, I am not interested in that and have always defended the Orthodox Church when it, along with the Catholic Church is attacked by some of the more Fundamentalist Protestants here.
"It was really the other way around, the Orthodox broke away from Rome in 1063."
Indeed, all, that's ALL the other patriarchates were sinful and wrong and Rome was right. OK. That's why there won't be a reunion in our lifetimes, BG nor in that of our grandchildren.
Dear Kolokotronis, I beseech you to let some time go by and think about this issue again. There must be a way for us to end our differences and come together.
Really, does it matter who broke from whom. For the record, it wasn't the Pope who did anything, it was the upstart Cardinal who issued an excommunication to the Patriarch of COnstantinopile. Regardless, there were enough sins on both sides.
"If the bishop was Eastern Orthodox, that would be one thing, but given that he was in a church you ALREADY presumably believe to be disobedient, why would you care whether or not he hops from one disobedient church to the other? Why would you care if hes disobeying a disobedient superior? It all sounds rather petty to me."
But we don't believe that the Oriental Orthodox are disobedient, CH. By economia, we can receive the sacraments in their churches and they in ours. This is not at all true with Romans as they are not allowed to receive the sacraments in either the orthodox or the Oriental Orthodox Churches. The Oriental Orthodox are members of The Church, The One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. They are not "ecclesial groups". Rome grabbing for a disobedient hierarch and thereby frustrating canonical discipline is just too typical of Rome as we see things. This was a very stupid thing to do if Rome honestly means to pursue reunion on any basis other than total submission and subjugation to Rome.
"In any case, if you all believe that Rome would ever refuse communion to any individual or group of individuals who are willing to accept her teachings and enter into her, we might as well give up right now."
I think that's an excellent idea. These reunion talks are getting out of hand anyway. Heaven knows there is little enough enthusiasm for submission among the Orthodox. I wonder how long Roman churches will be allowed to function in, say, Russia, after Rome announces a willingness to accept any apostate Orthodox hierarch. :)
"Maybe the theologies of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches are more different than I thought."
"If this bishop had wanted to enter into communion with the Orthodox Church would her bishops have said, Ah, well, no. Thats bad politics. Just keep being in schism, thank you."
Now? Yes, I suspect that's exactly what they would have said. 25 years ago it might have been different.
No, the theologies are very close. Its the medieval Frankish ecclesiology of the Roman Church which is at odds with the rest of The Church and therein lies, as it has for 1000 years, the rub.
"There must be a way for us to end our differences and come together."
I don't believe that there will be reunion short of the Second Coming.
Praise God! This is wonderful news!
Dear sitetest,
Why do you believe this to be so?
I hope you are wrong.
Here's why:
"As for ecumenism being a one way street when it comes to orthodoxy, well, I think thats a bit of a stretch but it isnt completely unfair. The truth of the matter is that the overwhelming majority of Orthodox laity, monastics and lower clergy are opposed to any reunion with the Latin Church... Its not that Orthodox people and monastics and lower clergy, as a general proposition, bear any intense animosity to Rome, not anymore anyway. Its just that most Orthodox folk really see no need for, nor do they have any desire for, reunion with Rome even on Orthodoxys terms,..."
What do you say to this, Kolokotronis?
Please note. I'm quoting Kolokotronis.
Yes, I understand.
Oh well, too bad. Unity would be nice, but when not refusing a convert equals "grabbing" for apostates and "frustrating canonical discipline," it's clear that petty partisanship and provincialism still hold too much sway. It looks like the ball's in the Orthodox court, and they aren't even particularly interested in swinging. Let's do this again in another 1000 years.
You wrote:
"...this apparent expansion of Romes Uniate solution can be examined."
Whoa! Expansion of Rome's Uniate solution? Oh, please, come on! This man and his priests and faithful wanted in. Was he supposed to be received by the Roman Church rather than the Chaldean Church?
And what about Orthodoxy's own "uniate" solution? Didn't know you had one? Sure, they're called "Western Orthodox" parishes.
You wrote:
"This isnt a priest or two or a few parishioners leaving one particular church for another. This is a hierarch under discipline. Thats the difference and thats what makes this a matter of concern."
Except that he seems to be doing this out of principle - he seems to really believe in unity with the pope. How can he be turned away?
True the sins of disunity is to be found on both sides. Just was posting what I was taught in regards to the history of the Christian faith.
For the record, I agree the Primacy of the Church of Rome is something that was willed by God and is important for the Unity and mission of the Universal Church. So Doctrinally speaking, I think spliting with Rome was not a good thing for the Orthodox to do. However, not having the fullness of the Eastern Tradition hurt the Church in the 2nd millenium as well.
Still, wounds to disunity are always the consequence of sin by human beings, and of that, both Catholic and Orthodox clergy and political leaders share in it. That was the point I clumsily made.
That is why I take an interest in studying up on those Eastern rites as much as I can since they have a great heritage as well. Also this fighting is not helping the Christian faith at a major crossroads with the dangers of a resurging Islam.
Your welcome!
Protestants are always told that for the most part the east and western Church share the same basic views. If the east and west really are in peace and harmony, enjoying the same "faith", then why would this be such a big to-do? Why is this such a "miracle"?
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"Except that he seems to be doing this out of principle - he seems to really believe in unity with the pope. How can he be turned away?"
This man apparently has some history of disobedience to his Synod quite aside from his opinions on communion with Rome and his confused, though perhaps correct, conception of primacy. In any event, he wasn't being disciplined simply because he believes communion with Rome is important. There's more to it. What Rome has done is slap a relatively small Oriental Orthodox Church across the face. The fact is, that's cause for concern and that's just what it is causing even as we write back and forth.
sitetest: "I don't believe that there will be reunion short of the Second Coming"
Dear sitetest,
Why do you believe this to be so?
I hope you are wrong.
T, sitetest is likely closer to correct than anyone who thinks any of us will live to see a reunion. I am convinced to the depths of my soul that as I said, the Orthodox laity don't want it and in any event will never allow it to be imposed on us by our hierarchs. We simply have neither the need nor the desire for it. This is not to say that we cannot work out the few theological differences which remain between us nor does it mean that we cannot make common cause against the "world" and Mohammedanism. Actions like the one which is the subject of this thread make even that more difficult to do.
"......this apparent expansion of Romes Uniate solution can be examined."
OK; sorry. That was unnecessary and inflamatory.
"And what about Orthodoxys own uniate solution? Didnt know you had one? Sure, theyre called Western Orthodox parishes."
Ah yes, that little experiment of the Antiochians! Vlad, trust me on this...the overwhelming majority of Orthodox look upon that operation with extreme distaste. Anglicans who want to continue to be Anglicans shouldn't pretend to be Orthodox and vice versa.
"It looks like the balls in the Orthodox court, and they arent even particularly interested in swinging. Lets do this again in another 1000 years."
Your folks know the number. We'll wait for their call!
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"There are a lot of people serious about planting second-crop soybeans this year. Last year they thought about it, this year there will be a crop," said Laercio Lenz, president of the farm association in Sorriso, the largest soybean-producing district in Mato Grosso.
Double cropping has become well established in Mato Grosso, Parana and Goias states over the last 10 years. Originally, farmers planted corn following the summer soybeans as a cover crop but found that, with a little extra investment, second-crop corn was commercially viable. As a result, second-crop corn area has nearly tripled over the last seven years, reaching 20 million acres in 2012-13, and Brazil's overall corn output has doubled.
However, with futures prices in the doldrums and stocks still high from the last crop, farmers stand to post a loss on planting second-crop corn in more remote parts of Mato Grosso this year.
"Many farmers barely broke even on last year's crop and, with prices lower, they are looking for an alternative," said Lenz.
The only commercially viable alternative to corn is soybeans.
Second-crop soybeans have lower yield potential than the summer crop, perhaps 31 to 36 bushels per acre (bpa) compared with a summer average of 45 bpa, although costs are lower as many farmers will use seeds harvested from their first crop and don't have to spread as much fertilizer.
However, farmers have to look beyond the 2013-14 season to calculate the true cost of a second crop of soy.
By double-cropping soybeans, farmers will make it much harder and more costly to control nematodes worms, caterpillars and the feared Asian soybean rust in the main 2014-15 soybean crop.
"Farmers would be condemning themselves, and their neighbors, to much higher chemical costs next year," said Luiz Nery Ribas, technical director at the Mato Grosso Soybean and Corn Growers Association (Aprosoja).
The tropical agriculture of Mato Grosso is already much more prone to disease and pests because there is no winter freeze and a second crop of soybeans will only make matters worse.
It is difficult to get a handle on how much soy will be planted from next month, as so few of the seeds will be bought commercially.
There are rumors that up to 2.5 million acres could be sown in Mato Grosso.
At an event in Sao Paulo last week, Arlindo Moura, president of Vanguarda Agro, one of Brazil's largest corporate farms, predicted 1 million to 1.2 million acres.
Aprosoja's Ribas remains optimistic that many farmers will drop the idea once they have weighed the pros and cons.
"Farmers would prefer to plant corn, not soy. If they can see a way of doing that, they will," he said.
The second-crop output would add to what is shaping up to be a bumper summer crop. The first crop is pegged at around 90 million metric tons (mmt), which is 10% higher than last year and slightly larger than the U.S. crop. On the other hand, the disease and pest problems caused by the double cropping could chip away at yields, and will certainly raise chemical costs, for the main 2014-15 crop.
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When Germanys Sixth Army advanced to Stalingrad in 1942, its long-extended flanks were mainly held by its allied armiesthe Romanians, Hungarians, and Italians. But as history tells us, these flanks quickly caved in before the massive Soviet counter-offensive which commenced that November, dooming the Germans to their first catastrophe of the war. However, the historical record also makes clear that one allied unit held out to the very end, fighting to stem the tidethe Italian Alpine Corps. As a result of Mussolinis disastrous alliance with Nazi Germany, by the fall of 1942, 227,000 soldiers of the Italian Eighth Army were deployed on a 270km front along the Don River to protect the left flank of German troops intent on capturing Stalingrad. Sixty thousand of these were alpini, elite Italian mountain troops. When the Don front collapsed under Soviet hammerblows, it was the Alpine Corps that continued to hold out until it was completely isolated, and which then tried to fight its way out through both Russian encirclement and General Winter, to rejoin the rest of the Axis front. Only one of the three alpine divisions was able to emerge from the Russian encirclement with survivors. In the all-sides battle across the snowy steppe, thousands were killed and wounded, and even more were captured. By the summer of 1946, 10,000 survivors returned to Italy from Russian POW camps. This tragic story is complex and unsettling, but most of all it is a human story. Mussolini sent thousands of poorly equipped soldiers to a country far from their homeland, on a mission to wage war with an unclear mandate against a people who were not their enemies. Raw courage and endurance blend with human suffering, desperation and altruism in the epic saga of this withdrawal from the Don lines, including the demise of thousands and survival of the few.
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The Vatican has called for Israel to end its occupation of "Arab lands," noting that all of what we define currently as Israel is "Arab land."
That the Bible must not be used to justify either their occupation' nor their injustices' against Palestinians.
"The Holy Scriptures cannot be used to justify the return of Jews to Israel and the displacement of the Palestinians, to justify the occupation by Israel of Palestinian lands," Monsignor Cyril Salim Bustros, Greek Melkite archbishop of Our Lady of the Annunciation in Boston, Massachusetts, and president of the "Commission for the Message," said at Saturday's Vatican press conference.
"We Christians cannot speak of the promised land' as an exclusive right for a privileged Jewish people. This promise was nullified by Christ. There is no longer a chosen people - all men and women of all countries have become the chosen people."
You've just been witness to a significant event in the End Times unfolding, amigo. The Vatican stating that Israel is "no longer a chosen people".
The Vatican has just nullified the Bible, and elevated Replacement Theology in full public view.
This is .... stunning.
Vatican synod calls for end to Israel's occupation'
Some what say it's "stuning" as well.
Some would say it's "stuning" as well.
Give me liberty or give me a stress test.
Did they also call for all church officials to leave Israel and all churches to be converted into mosques?
Someone please tell me that this is not an official Vatican position.
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Dear God,
Why are all the moronic Catholics from Boston..denomination not withstanding?
Did they mingle with the Quacky Quakers in the eighteen century or what?
Please help us?
Can they move to Jordan and join the palis in their real homeland?
Please help us!!
Gosh, that's a surprise! Here all this time I thought they were right on the money. /sarc
And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy. And the beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the dragon gave him his power, and his seat, and great authority. And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast. And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast: and they worshipped the beast, saying, Who is like unto the beast? who is able to make war with him? And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months. And he opened his mouth in blasphemy against God, to blaspheme his name, and his tabernacle, and them that dwell in heaven. And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them: and power was given him over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations. And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the book of life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. If any man have an ear, let him hear. He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints. And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon. And he exerciseth all the power of the first beast before him, and causeth the earth and them which dwell therein to worship the first beast, whose deadly wound was healed. And he doeth great wonders, so that he maketh fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men, And deceiveth them that dwell on the earth by the means of those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast; saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an image to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live. And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed. And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six. - [Revelation 13:1-18 KJV]
Seems the Vatican has lost that old Crusader spirit, and also forgotten how the Moslems happen to be in the Jewish and Christian Holy Land in the first place.
This in spite of the fact that it is recorded exactly that way in the Bible. But now why should the Vatican let a little thing like Bible verse get in the way of modern day political correctness and cow-towing terrorists and extremists?
What an utterly idiotic modern-day liberal view: we're all chosen/special/winners... It's all about feel-good self-esteem even if they haven't done anything to merit/earn it. If everyone is chosen, then no-one is chosen. If everyone is a winner, then no-one is, we're all tied for last.
This is not an official Vatican position. It is the statement of a Synod of Catholic Bishops from the Middle East, meeting in the Vatican, at the invitation of the Pope, who did not participate in or control its deliberations or proclaim its results. These Arab Bishops have tended to lean against Israel over the decades, in part for the protection of their flocks.
Calling on readers to clarify for the poster.
Perhaps a Methodist would like to translate?
This must be a joke! Or have the jihadist infilltrated the vatican as well
There is no argument and you should not worry about defending it. The Jewish heritage is the chosen people. The Gentiles are saved by God through his presence and understanding of Satan through Jesus.
How very brave these arab bishops are.
"You've just been witness to a significant event in the End Times unfolding, amigo. The Vatican stating that Israel is "no longer a chosen people".
The Vatican has just nullified the Bible, and elevated Replacement Theology in full public view.
Vatican synod calls for end to Israel's occupation'".
It's beyond stunning. I'm more confounded and shocked every day by the seemingly universal betrayal, and condemnation, of Israel. Do you think it's because of who occupies our white house, that he's setting the tone for the rest of the world's stance?
This is extremely Bad.
REALLY, REALLY wrong move. Someone's playing with fire...
Pray and receive your answer. It is a lack of basic understanding or faith that drives.
No joke - our own Govt. is complicit in this, too. What other country on earth is treated this way? Israel is a sovereign nation with all the rights and responsibilities that go with such status. How dare the Vatican or George Bush or Barry Soetoro deny its right to exist and to defend itself. My blood is boiling....
A Judenfrei Israel. That's their dream. No one in their right mind still believes in a "two state solution" or "land for peace."
It is easy to be brave with other people's lives. It is like blaming those in Nazi Death Camps because they didn't prevent their own exterminations. Christians in the Middle East have been living in a Muslim concentration camp, for 1000 to 1300 years, during which time they went from over 90% to less than 10% of the population.
"It is the statement of a Synod of Catholic Bishops from the Middle East, meeting in the Vatican, at the invitation of the Pope, who did not participate in or control its deliberations or proclaim its results."
Okay, guess that's a small comfort. Bht when, then, will the POPE speak on this??? When will he take a stand on something so fundamental?
They want to blame the Jews for their predicament. The Muslims are in the process of forcing all Arab Christians out of their countries. My guess is that this is the reason why the Vatican opposed the war in Iraq. They guessed that the United States would do nothing to protect Christians and that it would stir up the Arab hornet's nest, which has been growing and growing since the First World War. The formerly Christian state of Lebanon has been destroyed. Within a few years, Christians will be rare everywhere in the Middle East, maybe even in Egypt.
Clinton, George W Bush both were working diligently to bring Israel to its knees -Obama is just making it worse. I remember when Condaleeza Rice was SOS, she said that the new Palestinian country needed to be on contiguous land, which meant further carving up Israel to accomplish that. I am afraid that Bubba, W, and Barry are all cut from the same cloth when it comes to Israel. Who do they all take their marching orders from? Who keeps the money flowing? Whose hand was George holding and who was Barry bowing to? The End Times do seem very near.
Good question. The Pope invites then, then doesn't participate. What's up with that?
Paul speaks from prison extensively from this. He Wins
"How very brave these arab bishops are."
Nowadays, what's brave is to be openly Christian and stand up for Israel.
But one can almost see their knees knocking. PLEASE DON'T DESTROY OUR CHURCH! they seem to be begging Syria and Hezbollah.
Blame the Jews.
VATICAN CITY (RNS) A special Vatican meeting on the Middle East ended Saturday (Oct. 23) with a flare-up in Catholic-Jewish tensions, after an American bishop declared the Bible does not give Jews privileged rights to the land of Israel. "There is no longer a chosen people -- all men and women of all countries have become the chosen people." (Archbishop Cyril Bustros, a native of Lebanon who is currently a Melkite Greek Catholic bishop in Newton Mass.)
Cyril Salim Bustros is from Lebanon and has ties to Hizbollah. I'm ashamed of American Spectator.
John 4:22
Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews.
Salvation is of the Jews. NOT WAS, IS.
Why would you blame the Jewish culture....... Just blame the fallacy.
The Pope's position is that no one should be killed in war, and that the Jewish people are the people of the covenant. Did you expect him to support one side in a war, when the Vatican did not officially take sides in WWI or WWII?
For more information why do you not ping some of the more informed Catholic Freepers, who certainly could not recognize this subject from the thread title. I will ping one here.
"I am afraid that Bubba, W, and Barry are all cut from the same cloth when it comes to Israel. Who do they all take their marching orders from? Who keeps the money flowing? Whose hand was George holding and who was Barry bowing to?"
I hear you. I pray we CAN resist the New World Order and not "go gently into that good night." We've already put a few delays/obstacles they hadn't planned on along the way, thus far.
Think we can yet have at least one decent president?
What does this have to do with the 'American Spectstor'? The Melkite Catholics have only 1.3 million members in all the world, so he is speaking for, at most, one tenth of one percent of Catholics.
Pick one. Their actions speak.
Yes, but not before we go through a world of hurt. If this election goes badly for Barry, I do believe he will call out the dogs of hell and take it to the streets during the next two years. I thought it Petraeus might have been worthy, but obviously I was very wrong about him. Be wary about anyone who looks like the one — we are easily fooled.
'Paul speaks from prison extensively from this. He Wins'
Paul did not despise the Christians who were not in prison.
Thanks, LCS. I'm not Catholic, so there's much I guess I don't understand about this. I was just saying that the Pope could, at least, take a stand on the Bible part of it regarding the comments that Christ nullified the old testament and Jews being the chosen people. I agree with an earlier poster that we as Gentiles are saved by God's grace through his Son - but it's so wrong to sanction this new dispute over the Bible stating the Jews are the chosen people from the beginning.
I call for an end to Muslim occupation of Christian, Jewish and Hindu lands, which pretty much leaves the Muslims with nothing much more than the Arabian peninsula.
I'm not Catholic!
I second that motion. I think you should call a meeting and then not show up!
Of course not. He had a situation and created a foundation. He had witnessed the truth.
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Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York - In a fight for the vacant WBA 'regular' middleweight title, Daniel Jacobs (28-1, 25KOs) stopped Jarrod Fletcher (18-2, 10KOs) in the fifth round. An exchange of punches in the first round saw Fletcher get decked in the second minute. Feltcher made it up and took a beating until the close of the round. Fletcher, although still losing, was able to regroup in the second round. Feltcher was rocked again in the fourth, but fought his way out of trouble. During the fifth, Fletcher was doing well but then he was hurt bad and battered against the ropes until the referee jumped in as Fletcher went down again. Photos by Ed Mulholand.
[QUOTE=Jsmooth9876;14844122]Gotcha, thanks!! 18 months though, that stinks...hope Jacobs and quilled fight very soon at least then maybe the winner vs GGG mid next year.[/QUOTE] It'd be a fantastic match up,I'd have to favor Jacobs by points.neither Quillin or Jacobs vs…Comment by Ham Porter on 08-10-2014
These belts are created for extra sanctioning fees, nothing less.Comment by Jsmooth9876 on 08-10-2014
[QUOTE=Mrs..Doubtfire.;14844111]He will have 18 months and a mandatory to face before GGG,likely Chudinov.after 18 months purses will be ordered,whoever is in receipt of the regular belt 18 months from now,unless the super champ vacates before that time.[/QUOTE] Gotcha, thanks!! 18…Comment by Jewish Reptile on 08-10-2014
[QUOTE=Jsmooth9876;14844100]That's the thing, is Jacobs now the mandatory for GGG? If not, then what's the point? It just allows more people to duck fighting him in the long run.[/QUOTE] He will have 18 months and a mandatory to face before…Comment by Jsmooth9876 on 08-10-2014
[QUOTE=Mrs..Doubtfire.;14844093]The belt was created so Fletcher would be fighting for a title as he was mandatory and the GGG fight with Geale coukd go ahead,I have no bother with that,we got to see the better match up.imagine we had to…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (10)


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Revive your adventurous spirit with an exotic Costa Rican getaway! Take in all the sights of the beautiful rainforest with its colorful wildlife and verdant mountains that seem to flow with rich green vegetation until it meets the ocean with its own unique and spectacular views. Let yourself be carried away by the sound of waves lapping the shoreline while you relax in the lap of luxury and let all of your worries dissipate into the sun soaked sands, just waiting to be washed away. The tranquility and beauty of the charming beachfront town of Jaco will amaze you and enthrall your senses as if you were hearing the sounds of nature for the first time. You won't have to go far from the comfort of this luxurious condominium to experience the natural beauty and majestic geography of Costa Rica with the beach right in front of your doorstep and a wide array of rainforest tours within walking distance. The town of Jaco itself has a lot to offer with a variety of local cuisine and unique shops that dot the coastline. Let wonder be your guide and adventure be your name.
This sprawling 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom unit on the 6th floor is outfitted with modern design, luxury finishes and Costa Rican inspired artwork. Take in the full panoramic ocean views from your wrap around balcony. Relax indoors in your huge living area with Floor to Ceiling Windows, comfy leather sofas, and flat screen TV with cable and free WI-FI. Enjoy preparing meals or a midnight snack in your fully equipped modern kitchen with top of the line stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops and breakfast bar. Enjoy entertaining for an evening with gorgeous sunset views from your dining table. The main bedroom includes a king size bed with flat screen TV, safe, and doors that lead out to the main balcony. The second Bedroom is outfitted with a queen size bed, in suite bathroom and its own private balcony and the third bedroom comes with two twin size beds that are perfect for kids or friends. There is also a laundry room with full size washer and dryer to keep you and your family fresh and ready for another adventure.
We first visited Jaco Beach three years ago and stayed in a property on the south end of Jaco Beach - La Paloma Blanca. We absolutely fell in love with the area, and decided at that time that we wanted to buy property here. So we inquired about the new project that was just starting to build – Diamonte Del Sol. After checking out the location and plans we decided to buy into this unique Premier beach front resort community. The location was basically in the center of Jaco, and the projected plans were impressive. We were so blessed to have a opportunity to buy into a penthouse suite in the first building on the 6th floor with spectacular panoramic ocean views of all of Jaco. We came home with the exciting news to have our best friends be our partners. When we visited it for the first time this last April, 2010.....our dream had come true! Our condo was above and beyond our wildest expectations. I just can't wait until the entire project is totally completed and we will be able to enjoy all of the additional amenities. I know you will fall in love with it just as we did.
This luxurious Condominium���s design will more than satisfy everyone����s taste due to its contemporary, crisp and clean décor along with all of our additional upgrades for your pleasure when away from home. This unit will also give you a kicked-back and fully relaxing experience, and wrap you in an ambiance of peace and pure tranquility.
I stayed in the 601N unit and it was truly remarkable. The view was great, the unit very comfortable and private, it was quiet even though the location is right on the beach and one block from the main street. I loved it. I didn't deal directly with Lisle, but his staff (Tatty and crew) were super helpful. There was a little confusion at first where to pick up keys and check in time, but it all got worked out, and Tatty had someone pick me up and take me to their office to get all details worked out (and then dropped off for lunch) so I didn't have to lug my suitcase around while waiting. This place is a great place to enjoy while taking in the town, nearby activities, and beautiful nightly sunsets ... all in style.
This condo was even more than I imagined. Cathi was very helpful and answered my super long list of questions. The property was amazing! Beautiful views in every room and provided everything we needed. All of the staff was very warm and inviting, I will definitely be back! Pura Vida!!
The condo was exactly as described- clean, well equipped, and an outstanding view & location. Cathi provided all the "local" details- travel, groceries, restaurants,... and everything was accurate & helpful. Only recommendation would be to add televisions in the 2nd & 3rd bedrooms.
This place genuinely met all of our expectations and more. The location is ideal. All of Jaco is within east walking distance and it is situated in a great spot on the beach. The condo felt so spacious, contemporary and clean. We normally stay at nice resorts or boutique hotels. This was a nice combination as the management staff was available for any concerns ( of which we had none) or to help with excursion information. They were also very friendly.
Three nice bedrooms with three nice bathrooms. Large balconies off each. Way more space than my family needed. The fact that this unit is on the 6th floor of the north building was important as it is quieter because it is not overlooking the very nice pool area and more private for the same reason. Also it is high enough to enjoy the beautiful views above the level of the palm trees. A floor or two lower would not afford these views.
I'd go back in a heartbeat.
Our trip was excellent! The condo was beautiful and well maintained. The views were incredible, as was the breeze from the side part of the balcony! We enjoyed amenities and the location too. Another plus was the close proximity of the property management company (walking distance from the condo) and their friendly and helpful attitude. The Owner was also very nice and helpful too! I would definitely recommend this condo to others! Also, for great pizza within walking distance, visit Pizza Pas...yummy! Some of the best pizza I have had ever! I recommend on a hot day to order take out and eat at the condo in the a/c! :-)
This condo was stunning and my family thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The condo is much larger than we expected. The details on the interior are stunning. The living room is solid windows opening out to Jaco Beach. The furniture is comfortable and well-maintained. The quality of the property is second to none. We love to cook and especially enjoyed the kitchen. There is a vast array of kitchen utensils and accessories and the layout lends itself to preparing your own gourmet meal. AutoMercado, which is nearby, has an excellent selection of groceries to select from. The property is also well-maintained and has excellent security. We spent a lot of time at the pool, which is clean, well-lit and very private. There are flat-screen TVs in each room.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The air-conditioning adequately cools the entire condo as their are individual controls in each room. This is a huge plus in Costa Rica, where the high humidity at certain times can make moderate temperatures seem much more uncomfortable.
Other notes: There are two wave boards in the washer/dryer room at the condo. There is an enormous selection of high quality towels for your use in the condo. All three rooms have excellent bathrooms and showers. Jaco Beach is just on the other side of the gate to the pool Be careful when the ocean is at high tide. The undertow and riptides are a little scary.
I would highly recommend this property. The owner is very responsive via e-mail and made all the little details known to us.
The condo was thoroughly enjoyable for those seeking a little relaxation, a little bit of adventure, and a beautiful view. Aside from the condo being comfortable, nicely decorated, and providing us with the amenities of home, it was a perfect location for individuals that do not wish to rent a car. There are two grocery stores within a reasonable walking distance, and each excursion picked us up and returned us to the condo. In addition, there are several restaurants and bars within walking distance and every encounter with the locals was very pleasant. By far, my favorite aspect of the condo was the amazing view. The balcony wraps around two sides of the condo which allows you to see the beach, mountains in the distance, and the lush palm trees. I would not be hindered by visiting during "rainy season," as the rain rolls in during the late afternoon or early evening, and did not disrupt our excursions. The property also has a pristine pool, which is perfect after a day at the beach, or exploring Jaco. My only complaint is that I did not spend more time there! Thanks for contributing to an amazing vacation, in which we hope to be back soon!
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The table below looks at the statistics for IntruShield skills in IT jobs advertised for the Surrey region. Included is a guide to the salaries offered in IT jobs that have cited IntruShield over the 3 months to 27 August 2016 with a comparison to the same period over the previous 2 years.
The following table is for comparison with the above and provides statistics for the entire Communications & Networking category in permanent jobs advertised in the Surrey region.
The demand trend of job ads across the Surrey region citing IntruShield as a proportion of all IT jobs with a match in the Communications & Networking category.
This chart provides the 3-month moving average for salaries quoted in permanent IT jobs citing IntruShield across the Surrey region.