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by Bruce Linton, Ph.D.
Until recently little work has been done on men and fatherhood. Historically, it has been assumed without much reflection that if a father was providing economically for the family, he was making his contribution. A successful economic provider was a "good father." Mothers were expected to provide the other essentials that their children needed.
All this has changed today. Research shows that the less fathers are involved emotionally in the day-to-day lives of their families, the lower self-esteem, sociability, and problem-solving capacities their children have.
Transitions to Fatherhood
There are four emotional transitions that men pass through as fathers that mark their character and define who they are as men.
- The first is the man's understanding and resolution of his relationship with his own father.
- The next involves the way confusion and emotional uncertainty, usually at pregnancy or birth (or through adoption or becoming a stepparent) present him with an opportunity to become more flexible or more rigid as a man.
- Third is the ability to be dependent and allow others to be dependent on him.
- The last is how is he able to form affiliations with other fathers and move from isolation into community.
All these transitions lead the man/father to a greater sense of purpose in his life -- what I like to call a deepening of his soul. Fatherhood can humanize a man like no other experience I can think of. The most profound contribution we have to give as men can be manifested through our parenting of the next generation. Ultimately, when we reflect on who we are as men we must ask how have we affected the lives of others.
Relating to Your Dad
Masculinity and fatherhood are socially constructed. As times change, our expectations and constructs for who we are as men adapt to the social and cultural needs of our families. This social flexibility is a positive quality for us as men. It liberates us from having to model ourselves after the past, and gives us the freedom to create what is most relevant for us and for our families today. This is not easy work.
Many dads fear that because their own father was not a "role model" for them that they don't know how to be a parent. The relationship a man has with his own father is one of the underlying themes he needs to resolve to become, not only the father he wants to be, but also the man he wants to be. Our own independent psychological life is not easy to achieve. The influence of our mothers and fathers runs deep. As men become fathers, their relationship with their own fathers seems to intensify. The working-through of the issues between father and son continues even after the father's death.
Recently, I was consulting with a father in my psychotherapy practice whose father had committed suicide. He came into therapy because his wife had been concerned about his seeming lack of interest in their young son. At first he complained about how much work demanded of him and how he was just tired, not uninterested in his son. He also remarked that when his son became more complex and -- interesting, -- maybe around five, he was sure he would have a closer relationship with him then. All of these insights seemed reasonable. When I asked him about his own father, he had a very strong reaction.
His father had been quite involved with him as a baby and a young child. He had very positive memories of his father and of the pride his father felt for him. His attachment with his father was quite strong. He said his father's suicide took him by complete surprise and he was depressed for a couple of years after his death.
The more we talked about his father, the more the loss of this close, important relationship seemed to dominate his life. He had found it difficult after his father's death to develop close relationships. Not until he met his wife and experienced her steadfast commitment to him could he trust that people could be depended on. He began to recognize that the loss he felt from his father's unexpected suicide had undermined his confidence and trust in people. If he couldn't count on his father, whom could he trust? And as the therapy progressed he recognized with sadness and tears that he was keeping a distance from his own son to protect him. He was trying to protect his son from what had hurt him the the loss of his father. He realized that if his son was not close or attached to him, he would need not suffer the pain of losing someone so dear, so important.
When he could understand that he was projecting his pain and loss onto his relationship with his son, another wave of sadness came over him. He realized how much his son needed him. He became aware of how he was holding himself back from giving his son what he needed, his alive and interested father. He said it was as if he was treating his son as though he had already died! The therapy continued, and as he experienced the depth and grief of his feelings for his own father, he became able to enjoy and parent his own son. He began to separate out his feelings of himself as a father from his feelings about his relationship with his own father. Although this may be a dramatic example, the pattern is clear with every man I have spoken with over the years. When they became fathers, the need to understand the relationship with their own dad was psychological step that led to their own autonomy.
Confronting Disorganization
The second transition that occurs through parenthood and adds dimension to men's character is when they confront the change and disorganization a child brings into their life. As I mentioned earlier, to be masculine is to be in control. We have been socialized as boys to feel that control of our emotions is what makes us strong and desirable. In order to maintain that sense of control we need to cut ourselves off from about half of our emotional life -- the fears and worries we all encounter.
Childbirth and parenting brings with it such uncertainty. It has often been referred to as the "crisis" stage in the couple's relationship. I think this term "crisis" misrepresents what is really happening. The connotation of "crisis" is that something has occurred that shouldn't have, and now we need to make things normal again by returning to the situation before the crisis.
In my research I called this transition to parenthood phase for men the "emergent" phase. It seems that rather than a "crisis" occurring, a new definition of the man as a father is "emerging." He cannot go back to the way he was before, and must attain new potential in himself as a father. This new potential asks him to give up a degree of self-centeredness.
Before they have children, both men and women often don't realize how much flexibility and free time they have. After the baby is born, this is so severely reduced that it is probably the most difficult transition the couple has to understanding that their life now involves a third person, who, particularly in the early years, needs one-on-one care. Responding to this transition can humanize us. Being independent, focusing on their own needs, not being "committed," is often depicted in the media as a romantic and attractive lifestyle. Hollywood worships the "eternal adolescent.". The man who becomes a parent is usually dealt with in a comic fashion. We don't have a positive and life-affirming image as men as young or new fathers. We don't see fatherhood being pursued as a life choice for men. Finding value, fulfillment and creativity in parenthood is not an image Hollywood has found a way to cash in.
The confusion and uncertainty brought about by birth and the early years of parenting ask a man whether he can value and love others outside of himself. It challenges a man to feel himself as part of a group, his family, whose survival and emotional well-being he is part of.
I remember a young father I was seeing as he and his wife were preparing to become parents. He was certain that having a baby would not slow his life down. He was planning on taking up windsailing soon after the baby was born. He had also planned a trip to Mexico for them when the baby would be about 6 weeks old. He was unable to see that having a baby would change his routines, and that by creating and planning he was reassuring himself that he needn't look at the confusion and uncertainty he was feeling.
After returning from a very difficult trip to Mexico, getting little sleep, and unable to do the things he used to while on vacation with his wife, he was wondering what had happened to their life. In the weeks that followed he was able to admit that not only wasn't he prepared for parenthood, he had no idea what to expect.
Out of the confusion and uncertainty which this young father fought hard against, he regained a sense of working in the present, and grew more focused on his current experience, and what it meant to him now. Maybe it was a necessity of survival, but his personality was shifting. At the end of therapy he was a less driven person; he seemed more at peace with the disorganization at hand. He commented on how much closer he felt to his wife and child. He still had plans and adventures for the future, but they did not take him away from the present. In our final sessions he talked a lot about how becoming a father had centered him in his life and day-to-day experience. He was much less concerned with proving to others what an exciting and interesting person he was. He seemed more open to change and more aware of the value of his everyday experiences with his wife and child.
Depending on Others
The third transition a man undertakes when he becomes a father is allowing himself to be dependent on others. As John Wayne personified the man who could do it all for himself, today's dads need to be able to need and value the need for others to depend on and to be depended on.
It is becoming clear to couples today that economic survival is interdependent. Both husbands and wives need to work. There is more gender equality in the workplace and home. Men have begun to appreciate that today it takes two parents working together, depending on each often just to get by financially. But more than financial dependency, it is emotional dependency that is changing men.
As men we have been raised to believe that if we need to depend on someone we are weak, helpless, and, worst of all, powerless. The old joke about "no matter how lost a man may get he'll never ask his wife for directions" illustrates this idea!
When men feel the vulnerability of their own children it can lead them to an appreciation for how much each member of a family needs each other and how much they need to depend on others to feel whole. The opposite can also happen. Fear of the vulnerability and defenselessness a man encounters in his own child can cause him to shut down, become removed. It is a powerful experience to realize we were all once at the mercy and good wishes of adults to guide us and nurture us till we could care for ourselves. If we as men were never able to feel we could depend on others, then having others depend on us seems almost intolerable.
In a special case I consulted on, this dependency became alarmingly clear. This man had a three-year-old son and came into therapy with his wife because they were having difficulty with their sex life. They were not having sex very often and he was both angry (which he expressed quite well) and hurt (which he hid very well). He demanded that his wife agree to have sex at least twice a week or he would either leave her or start having affairs. This was a tense and frustrated couple both sexually and emotionally. She felt also like she wanted to have sex more but often felt exhausted and more of the housemaid than his wife. As we talked it became apparent that in a marriage that is monogamous he was dependent upon his wife for sex. No matter what threats he made, no matter what other plans he might act on, if he wanted to remain monogamous (and in this case married) he needed to see that he needed and depended on his wife sexually. He struggled with the idea that he would have to depend on another to get his needs met.
We explored this theme of needing to depend on another to get his needs met. It took us back to his childhood were he was the good little boy who didn't need anyone. He remembers how his parents use to comment on how he was so mature that he hardly needed them. He began to understand how difficult it was for him to "ask" and not "demand" when he needed something. In fact, the couple had never had a dialogue about their sex needs in the relationship. It had been an argument of who was not being responsive to whom.
Over time he worked, as did his wife, through the dependency needs they had with each other. He began to feel more permissive with his son. He felt more comfortable with his son's fears and immature behavior. At one point in the therapy he commented on how he was going to give his son time to grow up and not be rushed as he was.
Connecting with Community
The fourth transition from man to father is the most difficult, but perhaps the most rewarding. It is also a transition that can make the other three transitions much easier. Understanding our relationship with our fathers; moving through the uncertainty that parenthood presents; understanding our dependency needs -- all are phases leading us to be more emotionally caring, kind, and empathetic men. When we can share this journey of adult development with other dads we can learn from each other's experiences. I believe it is the isolation that we as men grow up with, the real lack of contact with other men, that makes our emotional lives so difficult to develop. We have to figure out so much on our own. It is hard to imagine that when we become fathers -- the most important transition in our lives -- we are often without other men to share and learn with.
This fourth phase is the affiliation and community phase where we must find away to connect with greater community. Part of this happens naturally when our kids enter kindergarten or first grade. We naturally meet other men. But in the early years of parenting, when it is most essential to have the support of other fathers, we are often alone.
In the fathers' groups and workshops I conducted the old adage that men don't express their feelings just doesn't hold true. The fathers in my groups are overflowing with emotion on all the "transitions" I have just written about. What is missing for these men is not that they have difficulty expressing their feelings, but that they have few or no opportunities to do it. In a safe environment free from competition and one-upmanship, focusing on the importance of parenting, rich and important stories are told. Fears about the instability of marriage, angry, sad and abusive stories of our own fathers, stillbirths and abortions, work and family issues, dealing with in-laws, finding time for ourselves and our wives, concerns for schools and the environment, the meaning of sex in our lives' all are topics which father-to-father we discuss, argue, cry, and laugh about together. The men who come to these groups have to go to some trouble to be involved. It is not easy, readjusting schedules and having the willingness to make a commitment to a group of men. Concerns about how to have a close relationship with other men are often difficult to understand. What comes out of this experience with other fathers? The men have commented that talking about fatherhood with other dads has certainly given them more confidence in parenting. They also are clear that they understand much more about who they are as men. When I ask them how fatherhood has changed them as men, the response has been they feel they are more sensitive, compassionate, tender, warm and understanding.
Our children, our wives, our society will all benefit from such a wonderful group of truly good men, that our children (and us, dad-to-dad) have helped us become.
Bruce Linton, Ph.D. is founder and director of the Fathers' Forum programs for expectant and new fathers. He is a former contributing editor to Full-Time-Dads magazine, and columnist for Parents' News in San Francisco, California. He is the author of "Finding Time for Fatherhood." Bruce is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapists and received his doctorate for his research on men's development as fathers.
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When I got married, my grandmother gave us a set of 'his' and 'hers' silver spoons and chopsticks. They came in a beautiful blue velvet case. I didn't use them for over twenty years because, frankly, I was too lazy to clean them. But more than that, I hated the toxic silver polish that I had to use to clean them. I couldn't fathom putting the spoon in my mouth after polishing them with toxic silver cleaners however many times I was supposed to rinse them afterwards.
But now, I found a way to polish them naturally using a few household items.
You'll need:
- 1/4 C of Washing Soda – NOT baking soda
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So how does this work? Here is your Chemistry lesson of the day. This is when I sound smart but I'm just borrowing it from Wiki.
The elevated pH (from the Washing Soda) dissolves the aluminum oxide layer on the foil and enables an electrolytic cell to be established. Hydrogen ions produced by this reaction reduce the sulphide ions on the silver restoring silver metal. The sulphide can be released as small amounts of hydrogen sulphide. ~Wikipedia
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Caution: Make sure the room is well ventilated room. You'll smell sulfur smell – kinda like hard boiled egg smell except more foul.
1. Wash your silver in mild, soapy water to remove any dirt.
2. Place a sheet of aluminum foil at the bottom of a large pot, and put the silver pieces on top of it. Or use an old aluminum baking pan.
3. In a separate pot, mix a quart of boiling water with 1/4 cup Washing Soda (NOT baking soda but soda ash) and 2 tablespoons salt. Double or triple the recipe to cover larger pieces.
4. Pour the solution into the pot with the silver, cover, and leave for five minutes. (Remember, this creates a sulfur smell, so you may want to open a window.)
5. Remove the silver from the pot, rinse, and then dry it with a soft cotton towel.
6. If you still have stubborn spots, apply plant-derived silver polish (like the ones from ecos.com) with a damp cotton flannel cloth, or for ornate designs, a cuticle stick wrapped in cotton (or Q-tips).
When you pour the boiling solution over the silverware, you can actually see the tarnish disappearing before your eyes and you can smell that rotten egg sulfur smell. So quickly cover the pot and let the chemical reaction take place. Take the silverware out in a few minutes.
WORD OF CAUTION: Make sure the room is well ventilated and watch carefully since salt can take away the silver finish if you leave it too long.
I got this…Look at my grandma's silverware now. Thanks Grandma. Now, I can use them and think of you more often!
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'Blue Caprice' takes a deliberate ride inside a killer's world
Director Alexandre Moors offers psychological portrait of D.C. gunmen
Random acts of violence are by definition a surprise.
Rarely do we see the festering anger and fear building up to them, that can snap the mind like a twig. And although "Blue Caprice" festers, it doesn't snap. The drama about the 2002 killing spree in the Washington, D.C., Beltway area that left 10 people dead turns the murders into a montage of 911 calls at the opening and end of the film.
Instead, director Alexandre Moors offers a psychological portrait of the gunmen — a disgruntled man played by Isaiah Washington, who lost custody of his children and becomes a father figure to an abandoned 17-year-old boy, played by Tequan Richmond.
In real life, the man, John Allen Muhammad, was executed in 2009; the youth, Lee Boyd Malvo, is serving a life sentence without possibility of parole.
The pair met in Antigua, where the boy admired the way that Muhammad cared for his three kids — whom it turns out, he had abducted from their mother. The man massages the youth's neediness into dependency and, as they travel, Muhammad tutors him in the conspiracy theory of random killings — he figures five or six a day will create chaos and have the potential of bringing down the system like "a house of cards" — and grooms him in the ways of the sniper. He uses a carrot and stick, punishing the youth for an indiscretion by tying him to a tree in the rain, then praising him.
"I've created a monster," Muhammad says at one point, proudly.
Finally he says: Do you love me? Then I need you to do something for me.
The loss of his kids was the trigger event for the spree, but Muhammad's larger paranoia sends him and Malvo striking out at the world violently, the man driving the 1991 car of the film's title and the boy hidden in a sniper's nest they build in the trunk.
Washington effectively captures the slow but white-hot-burning convictions of a sociopath, and Richmond the sturdy obedience of a golem, doing as he is taught and told.
The film reportedly follows the facts closely. But anyone looking for a traditional true crime story will be disappointed.
The film by Moors, a native of France living in New York, is as densely atmospheric as anything by Terrence Malick; moving from the jungles of Antigua and its symphony of crickets to the suburbs and a buzzing weed whacker is the sound of Muhammad's blown mind.
"Blue Caprice" reminded me of "At Close Range," with Christopher Walken as a small-town crime boss and Sean Penn his son, as a portrait of how violence passes through families of men.
Moors uses long takes, shadows and a discordant soundtrack to immerse the audience in the characters' anxieties.
The result is haunting and less than riveting, but jarring nonetheless.
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CHURCH POINT - The Bears jumped out to a 21-0 first half lead over the Erath Bobcats as Church Point held on for a 21-7 Homecoming win Friday.
"We jumped out early and was able to hang on," Church Point head coach John Craig Arceneaux said. "We couldn't convert much in the second half and we have to do better than that when we get into district.
"We need to be able to put a football team away when we have the chance and we didn't do that tonight."
The Bears (4-1) took the opening drive and scored in just five plays, sparked by a 44-yard run on a reverse by Bruce Citizen and a 34-yard scamper by Von Duplechain to move the ball inside the Bobcat 10.
Two plays later, Citizen scored from six-yards out. After a missed extra point, Church Point held a 6-0 lead with 9:52 left in the first period.
Erath fumbled the ball on its second play from scrimmage and the Bears set up shop at the Bobcat 21.
Three plays later, Hunter Wimberley connected with Desmond Bellard for a 20-yard touchdown pass. The two-point conversion attempt failed but the Bears led 12-0 with 7:16 remaining in the first period.
After forcing Erath to punt on their second possession, the Bears mounted a nine-play, 57-yard drive late in the opening quarter.
Church Point capped off the drive with on a four-yard run by Duplechain with 11:18 left before intermission. The two-point conversion attempt was unsucessful, but the Bears led 18-0.
Erath moved the ball to near midfield on their next possession, but the Bobcats' drive stalled and they were forced to punt.
Church Point mounted a time-consuming 15-play drive that began with 9:22 remaining in the half and was capped off with a 33-yard field goal by Mike Leger with 1:11 left before intermission for a 21-0 Bear advantage.
"We didn't do anything different in the second half except we tackled better and we didn't put the ball on the ground," Erath head coach Jacob Byler said. "It is disappointing that we are still making mistakes at this point of the season."
Defense took over in the third period as both teams could not get to the endzone.
After forcing the Bobcats to punt to open the third period, the Bears moved the ball inside the Erath 30 but missed a fourth-down conversion by just three links of the chain.
Both teams continued to exchange punts as the game moved to the fourth period with the Bears still holding a 21-0 advantage.
Erath's best play of the night got the Bobcats back in the game when Joshua Pillette broke past the Church Point defense and scored on a 72-yard pass from Jude Cessac. Wayne Scalisi nailed the extra point to close the gap to 21-7 with 9:05 left in the game.
"Defensively we struggled against Parkview Baptist earlier in the year and tonight we saw the same offense and we were able to correct those mistakes and do better against Erath," Arceneaux said.
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New overseas aid budget will target projects that make 'maximum possible contribution' to British national security
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Prince of Peace Episcopal Church of Dallas will hold the second annual Step into Spring Fashion Show from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 14 at the Irem Temple Country Club.
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The Erie Express football team opens training camp at Cathedral Prep Events Center today. The Express are in their fourth season and this will be their first year in the newly formed Premier Amateur Football League.
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Culture Tour of Switzerland with the Victoria-Jungfrau Hotel Collection
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Explore Switzerland's most exciting and attractive destinations with the exclusive Victoria-Jungfrau Hotel Collection. Defined by a luxurious ambiance and century-old tradition of hospitality, these five-star hotels are located in four top spots in a small, but delightfully diverse, country. Indeed, you can create your own itinerary and discover the dramatic Alpine scenery and crystal-clear lakes in Zurich, Lucerne, Berne and Interlaken. The Victoria-Jungfrau Collection has created a special package for guests to discover the scenic cities and cultural treasures of the country. With the "Culture Tour," you can enjoy any combination of 5 overnights at the Eden Au Lac in Zurich (with sweeping views of Lake Zurich); the Palace Luzern (a landmark of old world elegance nestled on the shores of Lake Lucerne); and the Bellevue Palace, the pearl of luxury hotels in Berne (situated directly next to the Swiss Parliament Building). Plus, you get daily buffet breakfast, free use of the Palace Spa facilities, the ZurichCard when staying in Zurich (72 hours worth of free public transport, free and reduced-price admissions), a private escorted city walk through Berne, and a private city walk through Lucerne which includes the Rosengart Collection. Valid until December 21, 2008, the "Culture Tour" is priced at CHF 1790 per person (double occupancy) for 5 nights.
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July 15, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Winter is certainly not the only time to visit this Rocky Mountain luxury destination. Situated next to Beaver Creek Mountain and surrounded by vast, sublime wilderness, the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch exudes the pioneering spirit of the American West. A year-round destination resort, guests can enjoy Colorado's highest rated golf courses, with preferred tee times courtesy of the private Red Sky Golf Club, countless outdoor adventures, Wolfgang Puck's Spago restaurant, and the unrivaled luxury of The Bachelor Gulch Spa, the Vail Valley's only Mobil Four-Star Spa. And of course this AAA Five-Diamond resort offers the finest service, in the Ritz-Carlton tradition, with a Guest Relations team who will help custom-design your Vail Valley experience even before your arrival. Here's a special for American-Express Cardholders: Book 3 consecutive nights at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch and the fourth night is on the house! (Payment must be made by American Express card. Valid through September 30.) Plus, parents-to-be can enjoy a Babymoon Spa Experience at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulf, recently highlighted as a Deal of the Week by the New York Daily News. Start off with a 30-minute prenatal yoga class for moms-to-be while dads get personal training tips with a certified fitness instructor. Next, the couple will enjoy side-by-side massages (the women get the Mellow Mama Maternity Massage, while les hommes get the Bachelor Gulf Signature Massage.) You'll also get a picnic for two. Available through October, with rates starting at $420.
Group Hikes in the Green Mountains and Organic Eats at Topnotch Resort, Vermont
July 10, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The Green Mountains of Vermont are not just a favorite destination for skiiers. The summer recreational pursuits are unlimited at Topnotch Resort and Spa, a premier destination retreat in New England. Try your hand at fly-fishing, hit the trails on a mountain bike, go canoeing, or enjoy guided English and Western trail rides from the Topnotch Equestrian Center. For the second season, the popular Group Hiking program returns to Topnotch, with moderately paced, fitness-focused and small-group hikes into the Green Mountains departing each Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day. Of course guests at the AAA-Four Diamond resort may be content to just stay on-site. After all, the Tennis Center at Topnotch was recognized as the No. 1 tennis resort in the Northeast in 2006 by Tennis Magazine. And the 35,000 square-foot Spa has been acclaimed as one of the Top 10 Resort Spas in America. Other facilities include an indoor pool with a cascading massage waterfall, two new outdoor pools, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Plus, summer guests will swoon over the new menu at Norma's, the resort's signature restaurant, featuring local organic provisions served up in the action-packed open kitchen. Summer rates start at $385 per night (double occupancy).
PS. Pets are welcome at TopNotch.
Rock Resorts Gears up for The Osprey at Beaver Creek, the Closest Hotel to a Chairlift in North America
May 21, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Announcing the latest hotel opening from Rock Resorts, the first new one in Beaver Creek in over 10 years. The Osprey has a sweet location, described as the "closest hotel to a chairlift in North America." Scheduled to open during the winter season 2008/2009 after a $7 million transformation this summer, the Osprey was formerly called the Inn at Beaver Creek. The ski-in/ski-out hotel promises unparalleled personalized services, daily complimentary breakfast, an outdoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, ski valet, a brand-new tapas restaurant, and butler and concierge services. Book your stay for December 19, 2008. Rates vary from $245 to $925 depending on the time period.
Buzz: Capella Niseko Resort, Designed by Tadao Ando, Set for Japan's Renowned Ski Destination
April 21, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
2010 won't come fast enough. Capella Hotels and Resorts is planning a top-tier resort for Niseko (boasting some of the world's finest powder- blown straight from Siberia), and it's going to knock our socks off. The famed architect Tadao Ando is going to work his magic in designing the luxury resort set on 32 acres adjacent to Annupuri-Niseko Mountain. Recipient of every major architecture award in the world (including the Prizker), Ando is renowned for his creative use of natural light and forms that follow the natural contour of the landscape. The resort will highlight the natural beauty of Niseko's incredible setting. What else would we expect from the posh, new Capella brand, led by legendary hotelier Horst Schulze (long-time president at Ritz-Carlton)? Capella is all about personalized luxury, and the resort promises an incredible wellness center and Auriga Spa, along with year-round recreational opportunities. A total of 9 Capella hotels worldwide have been announced; Schloss Velden, a Capella Hotel, in Austria, and Capella Castlemartyr, located in Cork, Ireland, were the first Capella resorts when they opened in 2007.
Spring Savings at The Homestead, Hot Springs, Virginia
April 14, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Get your springtime groove on with special savings from The Homestead. Until April 30, 2008, the storied Virginia resort has room rates starting from $199. From championship golf and horseback riding to fly fishing, shooting, biking and hiking, there's no better way to enjoy the Allegheny Mountains. A National Historic Landmark, The Homestead is also celebrated for its spa and spring-fed indoor pool. After all, these thermal hot springs have been luring travelers since the 1700s! Ranked among the top family resorts in the country, The Homestead has a great children's program, including the fun-filled KidsClub offering nonstop games and activities.
Family Fun with Starwood Hotels and Resorts
April 8, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
So you're looking for some family bonding time, a weekend getaway, family vacation, something unique and memorable... Starwood Hotels to the rescue. The company has just announced "Love Your Family"-- a new, family-friendly program designed for both kids and adults alike. After lots of customer research, Starwood's come up with a program they feel caters to the whole family. The three signature experiences-- Fireside Storytelling (s'mores included), Stargazing, and Dive-In Movies (watch a family film from the pool)-- can now be found in 29 resort locations in the U.S. and the Caribbean under the Sheraton, Westin, St. Regis and The Luxury Collection labels. Other "Love your Family" services? Connecting rooms, food and bev discounts, counselor-led kids nights, all coordinated by the resort's "Director of Fun."
Small Luxury Hotels Announces Photo Competition: Win Cool Trips and Prizes!
March 24, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Small Luxury Hotels of the World-- the exclusive brand of more than 440 independent properties in 70 countries-- recently launched its inaugural worldwide photography competition with some incredible prizes. The idea is for travelers to share their most inspired moments and experiences "caught on film" during their trips-- whether biking through the Tuscan hills or watching the sunset over a beach in the Indian Ocean. The possibilities are limitless! Running from March 17, 2008 through July 31, 2008, the contest will take place completely online via a dedicated competition website. You can register with the site and then upload up to 10 of your favorite photos that capture a sense of place and experience. All submitted photos will be viewable in an online gallery. Four overall winning photographs will be chosen by a panel of judges including celebrity photographer Andy Earl (who shot Madonna, Prince and Pink Floyd for their album covers). And get this: anybody who registers and submits at least one photo will be automatically entered into a prize draw for a five-night stay at any of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World properties.
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Spago at Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch: Hot Eats in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
March 20, 2008
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Skip to comments.Church of England bishop says 'Anglican experiment is over'
Posted on 10/26/2009 3:22:02 PM PDT by NYer
Members of the traditionalist Anglican group Forward in Faith recently concluded their annual gathering, which was dedicated to discussing Pope Benedict's overture to Anglicans. The general impression left by the conference was the Anglican experiment is over, a mood that was reinforced by Bishop John Hind officially announcing he is ready to become Catholic.
The 2009 National Assembly of Forward in Faith was held in the Emmanuel Centre, Westminster, London, October 23-24. The Assembly was originally scheduled before the Vatican announced its unprecedented move, but the issue dominated most of the discussion.
Speaking to the press during the event, the Right Reverend John Hind, Anglican Bishop of Chichester, announced he is considering becoming a Roman Catholic.
Hind, the most senior traditionalist in the Church of England, told The Telegraph that he is willing to sacrifice his salary and palace residence to join the Catholic Church.
This is a remarkable new step from the Vatican, he said. At long last there are some choices for Catholics in the Church of England. I'd be happy to be re-ordained into the Catholic Church.
The bishop said that he expects his previous ministry will be recognized in the Catholic Church, but stressed that the divisions in the Anglican Communion could make it impossible to stay. How can the Church exist if bishops are not in full communion with each other? he asked.
During the conference, the Right Reverend John Broadhurst, who is the Anglican Bishop of Fulham and the Primate of Forward in Faith, affirmed that the Anglican experiment is over.
Bishop Broadhurst said that Pope Benedict has made his offer in response to the pleas of Anglicans who despair at the disintegration of their Church. Anglicanism has become a joke because it has singularly failed to deal with any of its contentious issues, said the bishop.
There is widespread dissent across the [Anglican] Communion. We are divided in major ways on major issues and the Communion has unraveled. I believed in the Church I joined, but it has been revealed to have no doctrine of its own. I personally think it has gone past the point of no return. The Anglican experiment is over.
In an emotional closing speech on Saturday, Bishop Broadhurst used the metaphor of the frog and the boiling pot to describe the current Anglican status.
"The temperature at the pot has become intolerable, but the process of boiling started before the ordination of women The truth is, the tragedy for us is the Church of England has presumed. It's presumed to know better than the tradition on many matters and it's presumed to know better than Jesus Christ about some matters, he explained.
And It is the presumption of our Church in this present period that has caused such pain and anguish to many of us.
Oh yes, the ordination of women was the water being turned up; we knew that we were going to be cooked to death ...
And what the general (Anglican) Synod did, was to say, We will push the pot towards the edge of the gas, as long as you stay on this side of the pot, with a few ice cubes, it'll be all right, Bishop Broadhurst said.
Then he explained: We've never claimed that Anglicanism is the Church of Jesus Christ, and we've always claimed and believed that there needs to be catholic unity.
This is about Anglicans in communion with Rome and not about Anglicans ceasing to be Roman Catholics, he also said.
The Right Reverend Martyn Jarrett, Anglican Bishop of Beverley, also insisted on the fact that there are questions over the church's survival, explaining that the Church of England has changed too dramatically for some traditionalists.
The offer from the Vatican is momentous and I felt a great sense of gratitude that the Roman Catholic Church is thinking about the position of traditionalist Anglicans, he added.
Another participant at the Forward in Faith conference, Fr. Edward Tomlinson, Anglican Vicar of St. Barnabas, said that he would be following the lead of Bishop Hind.
The ship of Anglicanism seems to be going down... We should be grateful that a lifeboat has been sent. I shall be seeking to move to Rome. To stay in the Church of England would be suicide, Fr. Tomlinson said.
Forward in Faith is a worldwide association of close to 1,000 clergy and thousands of lay Anglicans founded in 1992 in opposition to the ordination of women as priests or as bishops, and most recently, to the ordination of active homosexuals. The association says that it finds such practices not only contrary to the Scriptures as they have been consistently interpreted by the two thousand year tradition of the churches of both East and West, but also as a new and serious obstacle in the way of reconciliation and full visible unity between Anglicans and the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches.
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Would they be called "Anglican Catholics"?
As the titular head of the Anglican Church, can the Queen step in and tell these bishops to stay where they are? Just wondering. Obviously, her position is little more than ceremonial. I don't know what, if any, power she might have over the bishops and their desire to return to the Roman Catholic Church after six hundred years.
There are, and have been, a lot of good people in this church and it is not their fault how their Church was founded. The East-West schism came down to bickering about supremacy, as Henry did, though the Eastern Church left because they see it as a Communion of Bishops of sorts (with the Pope on equal footing with Constantinople.)
If you see an Anglican service, it has become more respectful and sacred than the American (Roman) Catholic church's has become. At least they still kneel for Holy Communion. We should go back to doing that ourselves.
I am so happy to see this.
They will be following the Anglican Use Rite, so that seems like a reasonable title. I am Roman Catholic but practice my faith at a Maronite Catholic Church. They are called Maronite Catholics.
Correction: ...after 500 years or so...
DUH Tell me something I don't know Archbishop
I believe you told me about a priest in Greenville, SC who is of your Rite. I just emailed him a letter today!
May Christ heal His Church...I welcome them as brothers and sisters in Christ. :)
FWIW, as I mentioned on another thread, my husband is Anglican, and we are very excited about this. :)
I was an acolyte (at 40) in an Anglican church in Los Angeles. The service was far more orthodox, reverential and sacred than anything I'd ever experienced before or since - and that includes quite a few Catholic churches.
That said I have decided to swim the Tiber without waiting to see what traditionalist Anglicans will do.
I sometimes wonder what the Queen herself thinks of gay marriage and these other changes.
Wonder if she will at least allow Roman Catholics to be reigning monarchs now?
Taking the Plunge? LOL...
The Masses in other countries are far more reverent, trust me.
I attended a Jesuit high school way back when and was horrified by the "folk mass" we attended monthly next door.
If it were up to me, guitars would be banned from Mass. :-)
I believe you are referring to Fr. Bartholomew Leon, O.S.B. He is bi-ritual and a veritable dynamo. He probably won't remember me. At one time, he hosted a Maronite group before the invention of blogs. Fr. Dwight Longenecker did a post on him a few years ago, here.
Folk Masses were in vogue when I was a small child..still do not like them though I grew up with them.
Sad to say I do know remember anything about the Latin Tridentine Mass.
(I am 45 years old)
He's the one! :)
That is a point that I have never understood as well. It is time for me to petition to be admitted to the Catholic Church as well. I have been procrastinating too long as it is.
No, I am not an Anglican. I am not much of anything.
What a shame! The Latin Mass is incredibly beautiful. http://www.latinmass.org/faq.html
The second link states it is for MA, but it contains much more.
The Tridentine Mass can still be said, and it is very beautiful, especially High Mass.
I love how they do it on EWTN. (The daily masses the Brothers say...it's a mix of both English and Latin)
The homo Bishops will be threatening to boil RC converts in hot KY over this one.
Naw, just 'homophobes'. ;)
Short answer: No.
What he said!!!
Then they can jolly well mince over the Tiber in the other direction, and join the gay agnostics, neo-druids, happy-clappy holy rollers and crew-cut priestesses in the C of E.
This is wonderful news and we welcome our Anglican brethren into our wonderful Catholic Church..The bottom line is that we all have the same God, and Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and many of our religious practices are nearly the same...The world may be falling apart in some areas but this overture by Pope Benedict XVI must be very welcome in Heaven and on earth..Tensions will ease and Rome and England will be reconciled at long last..Thanks be to God !
>>>If it were up to me, guitars would be banned from Mass. :-)
As a compromise maybe you could keep the guitars but instead ban the Bob Dylan and Woodie Guthrie catalogs ?
This is almost certainly not going to be the case.
Why do you say that?
**They will be following the Anglican Use Rite.**
***This is almost certainly not going to be the case.***
Yes, it is. You are correct that the current "Book of Divine Worship" will probably not be used. But that is because a new missal is being worked on now and is supposed to be ready by Christmas. I heard about it at church on Sunday (St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Use Catholic). It will be influenced by the English Missal (Knott Missal), the American Missal, the Sarum Rite, and the Coverdale translation of the (Tridentine) Roman Canon, all very English and all very Catholic.
Interesting! I don't see the BCP in your list of sources; is the new Anglican Use going to be essentially a Sarum/Tridentine sort of rite in dignified KJV English?
Personally, I take the plight of 80 million people very seriously.
You'll not get the whole Anglican church. Neither the liberal wing nor the evangelical wing of the Church of England will buy into this.
I don't know anything other than what I've said, as my source didn't elaborate. However, my own personal opinion is that I can't imagine that the most loved prayers from the BCP (the prayer at the beginning of Mass "Almighty God, unto whom all hearts are open," the prayer of Humble Access "We do not presume to come to this thy table", and the prayers after Communion "Almighty and everliving God, we most heartily thank thee") would be absent. Those prayers are from Rite I, which is more Anglo-Catholic than Rite II, which is more "Novus Ordo." Rite I of the 1979 BCP also follows more closely the 1928 Prayer Book, which is why so many people loved it. If it is to be truly an "Anglican" missal, I can't imagine that it would have anything other than the King's English (or rather the Queen's [Elizabeth I]), otherwise it wouldn't be "Anglican," and why bother when the new ICEL English translation is coming out next year? From what I understand from last week's press conference, the new Apostolic Constitution specifically allows Anglicans to keep their traditions and liturgy, which are special and unique, so I can't imagine that the new missal would be bereft of all that would make it Anglican. Catholicism in England has always been different from that on the continent and it seems that the Holy Father recognizes that and wants to preserve it. After all, England was once "Our Lady's Dowry," and I would expect it was precisely because of the beauty of English worship and devotion, including architecture and music. Think of all the unique traditions and customs surrounding Holy Days (i.e., Shrove Tuesday Pancake Suppers), which will be preserved and celebrated. It's just truly mind-boggling and exciting to think of the ramifications of all of it.
The Queen is the governor of the Church of England, not its head.
She swore an oath to "Defend the faith", and she is a lady to whom that is important. Theoretically she could do something, but practically she probably won't.
The fact that you are still wondering is a tribute to her discretion. The Monarch does not make statements on such matters. Her private thoughts are her own.
Its not her call as to whether Roman Catholics can be reigning monarchs.
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Maybe not, but I know one day Christ will unite His Church into One again. :)
Is your understanding that they will be required to use this new missal as the means by which they are allowed to keep their liturgy? If so, what is the basis for your understanding?
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