text:
Talk:Pope Pius X
|This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the Pope Pius X article.
This is not a forum for general discussion of the article's subject.
Article policies
|This article is of interest to the following WikiProjects:
|A fact from this article was featured on Wikipedia's Main Page in the On this day... section on August 4, 2011.
- 1 Father's genealogy
- 2 Father - Polish? part 2
- 3 Untitled
- 4 Can't see...
- 5 Picture of Pius X
- 6 add a link
- 7 Styles infobox
- 8 Assuming miracles
- 9 Name Change.
- 10 Theological 'errors' and the uncorrupted body.
- 11 Was Pius X's father Polish?
- 12 Diligen's edit and the NPOV policy.
- 13 Focus
- 14 Fair use rationale for Image:PiusXCOA.jpg
- 15 Page Title
- 16 Miracles
- 17 Pope Pius X's father was not Polish
- 18 Photo "as a young boy"
- 19 Quasi-quotation
Father's genealogy[edit]
Edited the talk about being Polish due to the fact that there is no factual evidence. Anyone can claim that anyone was from anywhere and migrated to anywhere for a "better life". I doubt moving to Italy at that time would be a "better life". My ancestors were fleeing Italy back then "for a better life" to the U.S. The fact that the rumor claimed a Polish/German town automatically made his father Polish is weak.
Father - Polish? part 2[edit]
You say his father was from where? Back there it was part of Germany, Boguschütz, not Poland, so how can you claim someone was "Polish" for borders that did not exist back then? This is clearly garbage and I suggest taking it out. Sure, not only Germans lived in Boguschütz, but if one is from there, doesn't make them automatically Polish. This claim needs to be taken out. Boguschütz was in Schlesien, and not everyone from Schlesien was Polish back then.
Pius X was Patriarch of Venice, and succeeded because of the intervention of the Bishop of Krakow.
In 1978, the Bishop of Krakow succeeded the former Patriarch of Venice as Pope.
Can't see...[edit]
I cannot see his successor in Pope Pius X's panel. I've tried to modify it without succeed. Suggestions? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 12:09, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
- No problem, i solved. 188.8.131.52 (talk) —Preceding undated comment was added at 12:12, 13 January 2009 (UTC).
Picture of Pius X[edit]
Strongly suspect that the picture you recently have included of Pius X is, in fact, of Pius IX. Can't be certain, however.
The picture is indeed, Pius X.--Carsjme (talk) 09:33, 17 May 2011 (UTC)
add a link[edit]
Hello everyone I've had a little piece of information to this article and in the same time I would like to create a link to what I've add, the word is Salzano Thank you very much indeed
Styles infobox[edit]
A discussion occurred at Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (biographies)/Style War proposed solution about a solution to the ongoing style wars on Wikipedia. The consensus favoured replacing styles at the start of articles by an infobox on styles in the article itself. I have added in the relevant infobox here. FearÉIREANN\(caint) 23:04, 17 August 2005 (UTC)
Assuming miracles[edit]
The article states as fact that Pius X left instructions not to be embalmed, and yet his body many years later was not "corrupted" by decay. Has it ever been proven that his body was not, in fact, embalmed? Or are we taking this "on faith", as it were? --Spudtater 12:08, 9 October 2005 (UTC)
Name Change.[edit]
- should this page be moved to "Pope Saint Pius X"? Pure inuyasha 21:52, 16 January 2006 (UTC)
No. Popes are listed on Wikipedia as popes, not saints, blesseds, servants of god, etc. We use the contemporaneous papal name, not a later variation. In addition, while there is universal agreement that he was a pope, there is not universal agreement outside the Catholic Church that he is a saint. FearÉIREANN\(caint) 22:01, 16 January 2006 (UTC)
Theological 'errors' and the uncorrupted body.[edit]
In accepting the Papacy, Sarto took as his Papal name Pius X, out of respect for his recent predecessors of the same name, particularly Pope Pius IX (1846–78), who had resisted persecution and fought against theological errors.
A bit of a slant here- everyone is against "errors," but Piux IX was not proofreader-in-chief who said "oh, you meant Elisha here where Elijah actually did that part." The theological errors being referred to are almost certainly heresies of the time, and should be referred to more specifically as the actual doctrines suggested (or, at least, as "errors as considered by Piux X / The Catholic Church"). Persecution is also a bit of a strong word that usually implies the weak being oppressed by the strong, such as the Roman Empire's persecution of the Christians. While Pius IX was chased out of Rome in exile, he was a political leader in a state being toppled, and was the guy with an army who normally got to rule others. It's kind of an expected hazard of the job- I wouldn't say that Louis XVI was persecuted, for instance. You reap what you sow.
I've tenatively rewritten this to be fighting against theological liberals (a bit of a wide net, feel free rewrite as more specific) and for papal supremacy (what with The First Vatican Council and all).
As it was in 1944, Pius X's body was not "corrupted" by decay, a condition that remains true even to this day.
Does anyone have a good, unbiased source on this? If this is true, then frankly this is something that should be inspiring vast scientific interest into how that possibly could have happened. I Googled some and I couldn't even find much in the way of either believing sources nor skeptical sites. SnowFire 21:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
Some brief research shows that stories were still being written about Pius X well into the 1930s, 20 years after his death. The New York Times has stories about commemorations of the popes death in 1924 and 1934. Neither of these stories mentions his body being uncorrupted, even though his body was frequently viewed.Tocath 06:35, 11 March 2006 (UTC)
A bit more extensive research, again from the Times, which ran a story on Pius' "reburial" on June 27 1944. The entire story is three paragraphs. There is some mention of American Soldiers in Italy viewing the body, and a bit of detail about what the body was clothed in ("clad in gorgeous red, white and gold... the gift of Pope Pius XII"). There is no indication whatsoever of his physical appearance. I would imagine that a body uncorrupted for 30 years would incite some serious curiosity, and would certainly be newsworthy.Tocath 06:58, 11 March 2006 (UTC)
- Well, you've sold me. I did some more research as well, and can only find canonization style sites. [[1]] seems to say that the phonemenom "hasn't been systematically examined by science and no rational explanations have yet been offered," a claim which strikes me as reaaaaaaaally shaky considering how old the practice of autopsies are. If the only sources are ones that are inclined to say it happened regardless of it or not, I'll put in a rewrite to make it more clear.SnowFire 05:07, 18 March 2006 (UTC)
Was Pius X's father Polish?[edit]
An anonymous user clumsily added this in. A quick Google shows that this theory is on extremely shaky grounds (people have investigated it and found no confirming records at the Polish church he was alleged to have come from), and, more to the point, it's kind of irrelevant. This is worthy of, at most, a subsection in the currently non-existent Giovanni Battista Sarto article. SnowFire 19:39, 3 May 2006 (UTC)
Diligen's edit and the NPOV policy.[edit]
Diligens, I reverted your changes. Here's why.
- Despite this, the pontificate of Pius X was one of the more controversial of modern papacies.
Do you deny that the papacy was controversial? Saying that there's a controversy is perfectly NPOV, taking (unsourced) sides is usually not.
- I don't know why you say here about taking unsourced sides, because the omission (absence) of a statement is not doing so. And there are several problems with this portion:
- The most glaring is that it is a judgment without a verified, reliable source to back it. The policy says that any editor can excise such statements. This alone is sufficient.
- What is meant by "modern" is difficult to say, for how many pontificates are supposed to be included, how far back?
- What is meant by his "pontificate" being described as controversial makes it seem like the very fact that he was a legitimate pope was historical in question. And this is not true.
- What is meant by his "pontificate" being described as controversial makes the connotation that there is some moral fault in, which is huge PoV no-no with a man canonized as a Saint.
- The explicit description "one of the more controversial" itself suggests an extraordinary amount of controversy, and this is completely unnecessary because Popes by the very nature of their office and central position of a world-wide organization invariably have controversies when it comes to those opposed to the principles the Church teaches. The judgment that it was above average cannot be made. There have only been 2 more popes until Pope Pius XII who a length of time after his death saw controversy. The Popes of Vatican II stirred up an incredible amount a controversy that stil rages today among traditional Catholics, and the statistics of the effects of their reigns are incredible dismal.
- I don't know why you say here about taking unsourced sides, because the omission (absence) of a statement is not doing so. And there are several problems with this portion:
- The pontificate of Pius X was noted for its conservative agenda and as one of the most controversial modern papacies.
Again, do you deny that Pius X was a theological conservative? This is not POV, this is an accurate adjective of his policies. "Conservative" is hardly pejorative.
- The word "agenda" has negative connotations connected with it, suggesting manipulative objectives that are carried out in a less than straight-forward or honest manner. That is a bias word; liberals love to use it. As for "conservative", it is a redundant word since all popes by the very nature of their office swear to uphold tradition. Also, mentioning the word suggests that the opposite can legitimately exist - that a pope can legitimately be liberal, but this is completely not true. The Church solemnly condemned liberalism as a heresy.
- Since 1898, Perosi had been Director of the Sistine Chapel Choir, a title which Pius X upgraded to "Perpetual Director."
I don't know anything at all about this issue, but I trust the good faith of previous Wikipedia editors who added this information. Again, I hardly see any argument as to how this could possibly be POV; at most, I can see a request for sources via a fact tag.
- Good faith does not make an edit sacred or protect it from being removed. It only protects condemnation of the editor himself. This fact is totally out of place. All it is saying is that Pius X liked the Director of the Sistine Chapel Choir so much that he wished him to be so for the rest of his life. If this very unimportant fact is allowed, you might as well ask for a book to be written for this article here, and we can learn about what he thought of so many other people he had dealings with. Maybe we can learn about his cook and housekeeper, too.
- Pius X reversed ((fact)) the accommodating approach of Leo XIII towards secular governments
Although speaking of the fact tag, why'd you stick it on a comment that, by contrast, is grounded rock-solid in history texts? Did you read further down, where Pius X rebukes the French government? I mean, sure, more sources would definitely be good for this article. If you want to go dig up some references, that'd be great. But the fact tag is usually used for "fishy" statements that may be true but require some backup now, not general "it'd be nice to have" statements. (Again, unless you think that this wasn't Pius X's policy?)
- I should have placed the tag further down in the sentence, if not at the end. It simply needs a source to say that St. Pius X reversed anything that another pope did. I deny that out of hand.
- Condemnation of the heresy of Modernism
Sigh. Anti-Modernism is a perfectly serviceable header that succinctly states that Pius X was against it. "Condemnation of the heresy of Modernism" is flagrantly POV that implies that the Modernists were the bad guys. "Heretics" is a charged word and must be used with care; "The Pope considers Group X heretics" might be fine, but having the Voice of The Encyclopedia call them heretics should only be done when there's utter agreement. By way of example, check out the Albigensian Crusade article and discussion; they are very reluctant to use the heretic word there, despite the Cathars being far nuttier than the Modernists. Or heck, check out your random cults or fringe groups in any religion; pages on the Sufis or Jehova's Witnesses don't go into calling them heretics. SnowFire 18:48, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
- That word does not exist in my college dictionary, nor did the oath use it. No, St. Pius X did condemn it as the "synthesis of all heresies". NPOV means that a verifiable and reliable source said it. And St. Pius X's encyclicals say so. Are you calling his encyclicals unreliable sources? --Diligens 19:59, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
Continued down here.
- I don't know why you say here about taking unsourced sides,
I was using that as an example of something actually NPOV, not saying that you had inserted that (since all you did was delete!). For instance, if you saw the statement "Pius X was a horrible pope who senselessly attacked the heroic Modernists," then by all means delete it.
- "Modern" means roughly the 20th century in context. I think that's pretty clear.
- Controversial is not a moral judgment. It is a factual, historical statement that there was disagreement. "Abraham Lincoln was a controversial president" is a 100% true statement that does not imply one bit of "moral fault" as you put it. There have been controversial liberals (Pope John XXIII) AND controversial conservatives (Pius X). Obviously, depending on which "side" you're on, some people may be controversial for "good" reasons.
- Along the same lines, if you think that the article was trying to imply that he was an Antipope in disguise, uh, I have absolutely no clue where you're getting that from.
- Sure the judgment that it was unusually controversial can be made. Just because Popes get involved in controversies naturally doesn't mean you can't notice the amount of controversy generated. This is doubly true when much of the controversy is internal and coming from theoretical "good Catholics" (and yes, I know, you'll probably say that they are just non-Catholics in diguise). To go back to the Presidents example, US Presidents by nature also get into controversies, but no one would argue that Taft is pretty well universally considered a decent if boring president, while FDR is considered a national hero who is lionized by most, but there was (and still is) a significant minority who think that he started the decline of American society and "Big Government," and another different minority which believes that FDR was a warmonger who got the US into a needless war. And then Andrew Jackson might be an example of a completely controversial president, with some people thinking of him as a great American Hero, and others considering him an insane populist who usurped the protections of government, with the controversy continuing both during his time period and now and no clear consensus emerging.
- I disagree that "agenda" necessarily has a negative connotation. For instance: "reform agenda," "innovation agenda," and "environmental agenda," all of which sound positive. That said, this is a tiny issue IMHO; if it's such a big deal, go ahead and change it to "conservative nature." Gets the same point across.
- As for if a Pope can be conservative... um... I'm not really sure what to say to this. Suffice to say, call Popes who focus on upholding tradition and the status quo conservatives, and Popes who have tried to adapt the RCC to changing times liberals. There clearly must be some distinction here; there were different focuses if you compare Pius X and John XXIII, so there must be some way to describe the difference. The one classically used is liberal vs. conservative. Even if you disagree with the terminology, you surely admit that there is SOME distinction, and that the one that NPOV outsiders have generally used is conservative & liberal?
- I don't particularly want to tackle the choir issue too much, but who's to say it's irrelevant? Apparently Pius X made Gregorian chant a priority and liked it. Some more details and anecdotes here don't seem to hurt. Yes, if this section gets too long, by all means set up a new article on "Gregorian Chant and Pius X" or something to move the extra details to, but it doesn't seem overlong at the moment.
- Why do you "deny that out of hand" that Pius X changed any policies? You can't just assert that. If you mean in general, there are countless examples of Popes changing policy of their predecessors- John Paul II apologizing for World War II, the Counter-Reformation, and all sorts of Italian political choices back in the Renaissance, for starters. If you mean in specific, again, why? It seems pretty clear that he did in fact change Vatican policy.
- That section is not on the encylical in particular, but Pius X's general policies against the Modernists. He was against the modernists, so a reasonable section title could be... anti-modernism. More to the point, this is a neutral article on what actually happened historically. In general, it doesn't particular matter what historical actors wanted their works to be called.
If this guess is wrong, my apologies, but I assume that you are a "conservative" Catholic (since you claim that there is no other type)? I ask you as a Christian to another Christian to not let your own beliefs get in the way of a neutral article. Look at, say, the Scientology or Mormonism articles and edit histories for scary glimpses at believers trying to rewrite history so as to fit religious dogma that doesn't actually have any backing in history. Pius X can stand on his own just fine; let people judge him as he was. There is no moral judgment in factually stating that many people disagree with his policies. It is up to each person to decide what kind of Pope he was. SnowFire 21:53, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
Now that you and I have covered the length of objections, I want to focus on a point at a time so things don't get so lengthy.
"Modern" means roughly the 20th century in context. I think that's pretty clear.
- That is what you mean by it, of course. But is that what it means? Is it properly used objectively? I say not. Modern means contemporary. When you read everything from Rome since Vatican II, papacies before John XXIII are considered old, so much so that hardly anything is every cited almost as if it didn't exist. Sometimes Pius XII's pontificate will be included, but rarely. John XXIII's "aggiornamento" (updating) began a so-called new era in his mind, and the coverage reveals it. In 1965 there was an official document of Vatican II titled, "ON THE CHURCH IN THE MODERN WORLD" and it mentions, "Today, the human race is involved in a new stage of history". The context shows that what is considered modern (even by 1965 standards) did not include early 1900's. Furthermore, that was 40 years ago, so it is even more distant than what they thought them. Antiques are sold from his era. World War I is considered old. St. Pius X was before this war. Rather than, "of modern papacies", I think the NPOV wording should be "of the papacies of the 20th century". That is accurate and indisputable. --Diligens 13:17, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
- Well, not a huge issue. If you want to be specific, by all means go ahead and edit that wording in. SnowFire 19:51, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
Okay, fine. Now let me proceed slowly. Without yet commenting on the terms "conservative" or "controversial" allow me to quote two sentences from the article that I excised and substitute what you conceded can change:
"Despite this, the pontificate of Pius X was one of the more controversial [of the papacies of the 20th century]."
"The pontificate of Pius X was noted for its conservative agenda and as one of the most controversial [of the papacies of the 20th century]"
I emphasized in bold what is showing this to be rather unreasonable. It reminds me of the joke where someone says, "I graduated in the top 10 of my high school class", only to find out there were only 15 people in the class! We have basically only 7 pontificates in the 20th century and Pius X was "one of the more" or "most" of the controversial?? How many of the other 6 were part of this "one of"? And who said so? You must realize this is already a judgement with no reliable source to back it. Who would have spent time weighing all statistics of numerical figures of publications to determine more or most between 7 pontificates? It is sufficient to describe the individual and notable occurrences and leave the judgment to readers if they wish to judge. As for "controversial", any person in a central position of authority will have a slew of objections from those he deals with. That is expected, not something notable. For this pope it is merely sufficient to say that modernists who insisted on remaining in their error objected. But even then the number of objectors cannot be determined because it is historically known that St. Pius X's move against that error was successful, and made the modernists at least go underground. That cannot be determined. If his move against modernism were notably "controversial" it would have been more so reflected in Pius XII's canonization of this pope. Why? Not only because canonization basically makes it officially that his condemnation was divinely approved of, but for the fact that modernists were very thick in the 1950's and yet there was no major reaction from them that reflected any notable controversy. Just tell the facts, the judgement is not for us to make unless you want to find a reliable source that statistically backs it. Although there is a difference in saying the man, or his pontificate, were controversial, I don't think it necessary to go into it. (I will get into the "conservative" issue next). --Diligens 13:32, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- I suppose you do have a point. With so few popes to compare to, arguing over who is the most controversial seems fraught with peril. That said, I believe that the word "controversial" should remain. You've admitted yourself that most Popes are by nature controversial; at most, we are being slightly redundant by stressing that Pius X's pontificate was in fact controversial. (I don't think that he personally was very controversial, to my knowledge.)
- As for your other points, I'm not quite sure what they have to do with the topic at hand. As a neutral source, Wikipedia gives no special weight to whether a person's actions were divinely approved of whether they were canonized or not. SnowFire 14:57, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- There can be redundancy for convenience sake, such as when a biography mentions that the person is some -IST and rather than just link to an article on it, also explains briefly what it is. But this article is not a case of convenience, it is a case of intrinsic nature. You don't say "round circle", and you don't have an article on every baseball, football and basketball player and mention that he is very athletic. You mention something that is beyond the norm. If a pope is liberal or modernistic, that is abnormal and should possbibly be noted. You don't have an article on the hundreds of popes in history and keep saying for each that he was very conservative. I agree with the entry below this, - leave this judgement to the reader. It really amounts to Original Research without a source. BTW, Wikipedia is NOT a "neutral source" in the sense that the article must not favor one side or the other. Neutral only comes in to play when two or more reliable sources differ on a particular point and one is forced to word things neutrally OR mention the disagreement explicitly on that particular point. --Diligens 17:06, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- All I can say is that the idea that a Pope is conservative by default, while a valid opinion, is not a universally agreed-upon fact. Therefore, if a Pope's policies are accurately described by the "conservative" title, there's no reason not to use it. Even if you believe this should be the case, suppose we were to get a run of "liberal" Popes for the next millenium. Would it then become reasonable to omit "liberal" from their descriptions, since that is the new "norm"? I would say not; if these Popes were liberals, then their biographies should say so and let them be judged as such, regardless of the times. (That said, perhaps Gimmetrow will convince us that conservative doens't accurately describe Pius X after all. See below.) SnowFire 18:37, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- I find the word "conservative" to be a problem. It's a loaded word which doesn't really reflect what Pius X did. He reorganized the roman curia, started the revision of canon law, changed laws to emphasize episcopal oversight of seminaries and parishes, drastically changed the divine office, and changed the focus of church music and the age for communion. He also had his hand in political movements in ways that are not easy to classify. Such numerous and wide-reaching changes are not what people usually think of by "conservative"; in a single word, reformist or even radical fits better. But that is not the point. It is better to state what he actually did and leave these sort of judgements to the reader. Gimmetrow 15:23, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- Yes, but part of stating what somebody "actually did" means using succinct yet accurate terms to describe it. To call George W. Bush a "conservative" instantly compiles a rough political philosophy and stances on many issues, which is helpful even despite some notable deviations from "standard" conservatism. It's not a judgment; it's simply a quick summary.
- That said, you may have a point. I am not a particular expert on Pius X, and aren't terribly familiar with the reforms you mention. That said, it's entirely possible that you are correct and "conservative" is simply too far from what his actual policies were. What was the content of these reforms? Was it cutting red tape? Was the canon law modernized? Centralized to Rome as opposed to distribued? Who oversaw the seminaries before hand? What was the change in the divine office? The impression I get from the current article is that these were generally "conservative" shifts. For instance, a bishop controlling the seminaries as opposed to being self-regulating, along with the Oath against Modernism, sounds like a centralization of power to Rome and less tolerance of dissent, traditionally "conservative" views. But maybe the seminaries were actually even more closely watched before, and he lightened the oversight? Seems unlikely, but I'm not sure from what you said. As for political movements, the article makes it seem as if Pius X was very hostile to any organization that could compete with the RCC's main apparatus for power- liberal Catholic social organizations, trade unions, and so on. Lastly, Ne Temere endorses a view of Catholic uniqueism (there's probably a better term I'm forgetting here) that is, at least in modern times, associated only with the most truly hard-core of conservative Catholics.
- But, like I said, I'm not the expert. What was the content of these reforms? Maybe we're wrong about Pius X. Might be good to work into the article, too, if you have any more details. SnowFire 18:37, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
- I would say that his reforms in church law tended toward strengthening the power of bishops over parishes and seminaries. While he dissolved some lay Catholic associations, he created at least one other that I know of. Lowering the age for communion and encouraging frequent communion were seen as radical by some at the time, and meant that most religious constitutions and devotional books needed changing on this point. The reform of the breviary was substantial but advertised as a "restoration"; the result was that the cycle of 150 psalms was far less interrupted by feasts of the saints, giving a precedence to the temporal cycle that still continues. Basically, I think of "conservative" as mostly maintaining status quo or finishing projects started by predecessors - which is not an apt description of Pius X. He changed a lot in a short pontificate. So rather than saying something like he made a "conservative reform of the breviary" or some such formula, I think it would be much clearer to say that he "restored the cycle of 150 psalms." About the only place "conservative" might make some sense to me is in regard to "theology", where "liberal" and "conservative" seem to have a generally accepted meaning. Gimmetrow 01:19, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
- Sounds good to me, and thanks for the information. I was referring theology before, and it's certainly possible to have "conservative" theology while being a vigilant reformer, where "conservative" is saddled with other meanings. If you have an even better fix for that sentence, feel free to put it in; I just made the quick adjustment to be more precise on what "conservative" refers to. SnowFire 01:55, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
- That much works for me. There may be some more details to add here but the John Paul I article needs more attention at the moment. Gimmetrow 02:01, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
- Just want to add, diligens (below) has a sort of a point. I am satisfied with "conservative theology" but it does seem a bit empty - I could see the same phrase used with any of the popes since Pius X, including Benedict XVI. Better to say that his pontificate was noted for its "opposition to modernism" or some such. Not saying that's the best phrase, but something specific like that seems better. Gimmetrow 23:55, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
The term conservative doesn't work. Since we are supposed to have verified and reliable sources for things, where is it in this case? I see nothing. And as a matter of fact, such terminology as someone being described as overall a "conservative" or a "liberal" came mainly about in the 20th century in regard to secular politics. This is not terminology used for the papacy. It simply isn't. It can be found now and then as a mere adjective in respect to a confined aspect, such as being conservative in a particular sphere of work. But since the latter half of the 20th century, the term has all but lost its original denotation and can barely be used with that connotation without invariably making the description seem political. Even the word "liberal" used to be used in Catholicism when someone was very merciful or magnanimous, but now it has an immediate political and negative meaning, or even heretical since "liberalism" was condemned by the Church in the 19th century. The terms conservative and liberal should not be used unless a situation truly necessitates it. The bottom line is still having reliable sources for what we say. Merely saying what someone does should be sufficient. It is not the same as saying George Bush is "conservative" because it is well-known to be political, and that reliable public sources say so. --Diligens 17:24, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
- You are incorrect. "Conservative" and "liberal" get used for the Papacy all the time. A few examples of the many, many links out there to show the word in common use:
- Pope Pius IX#Liberalism_and_conservatism, who was famously thought to be a liberal early, but after losing the Papal States, became something of a conservative. I've seen it referred to by those terms in at least two history books, as well as the linked Wikipedia article.
- [[2]] Article on Benedict XVI, first statement invokes "conservative doctrine."
- [[3]] This is from the National Catholic Reporter, and refers to Benedict XVI as "the hero of the church's conservative wing."
- [[4]] A random "this day in history" site; whoever they got their information from refers to Pius X as "A steadfast and outspoken conservative."
- Conservative Catholics; while this article mostly focuses on the schismatics within conservative Catholicism, it shows that the term clearly refers to some people.
- Those weren't hard to find or at all obscure; just a minute with Google and checking a few Wikipedia articles. You can dislike this usage, but please understand that it is in fact a scholarly usage. Yes, it's different than the political one, but so it goes. Words have multiple definitions all the time. SnowFire 02:30, 1 June 2006 (UTC)
- What you have presented is evidence of what I was saying. Notice the article about Pius IX and you will see that "liberal" there did not have the same meaning. It meant magnanimous and generous, as I already said. You can't mix different meanings in history as if they are the same. Yes, lots of words have several denotations in a dictionary, some words themselves in fact can mean OPPOSITE things for the same word. (This is not even getting into the issue of connotation, which is important). Because encyclopedias are concise without a lot of context, such words must be avoided to prevent confusion. Since the 1960's the terms liberal and conservative have been used in regard to popes because the popes since then have broken with the past which was ALWAYS conservative and therefore did not use this liberal/conservative description. Why you find people TODAY describing popes in the PAST with liberal and conservative is because they are trying to apply their misunderstandings of today to things that nobody applied them to before. Gimmetrow tried to show you that Pius X was not conservative considering some heavy changes he made. The bottom line is that for articles that pertain to a living person, all you really have are current sources to refer to. Pius X lived a long time ago, and history was written by those who really knew him. Those histories do no describe him as conservative. I think it is tolerable to refer to Catholic people after 1958 with these descriptions of conservative and liberal, but they didn't exist before then. Let me ask, what exactly is your verifiable and reliable source that you wish to describe Pius X as conservative? What history book? Take a look at the lengthy article on Pius X at [5] and see no such descriptions are used, and it was written just a few years after his death. The average reader today who sees "conservative" will get a completely false impression of what that means in regard to that pope, which means the description would fail. --Diligens 13:38, 1 June 2006 (UTC)
First off, I'll have to get back to you on the passage on Pius IX. My interpretation was that he was originally a liberal AND he was generous; it was not intending to say they were synonyms. That said, I need to refresh myself before getting into that topic more. That said, for the whole general definitions debate in THIS article, the current wording is conservative theology. That leaves little doubt as to the meaning, I think.
Secondly. Again, you have a point that before John XXIII, most Popes would probably be considered conservatives by modern standards. That said, there were degrees. Pius IX early on was not considered terribly conservative. Neither was Leo XIII. However, Pius X- even by the standards of the era- seems to qualify as a 1910 conservative (and obviously a 2006 one!).
Thirdly. While I don't have a source on Pius X handy, I do have a general European history text that tackles Pius IX, and they definitely use "liberal" to describe his policies and changes. As an example:
- The papal states looked politically to Vienna for leadership, at least until 1846, when the College of Cardinals elected a liberal-minded Pope, Pius IX - the one contingency upon which Metternich confessed he had failed to reckon.
- Pius IX, the "liberal pope" of 1846, resumed the papal throne, disillusioned in his liberal ideas.
I'll try and get back to you on a source that talks about Pius X directly, because these references aren't perfect; they are referring to liberal ideas of the period as well, the political meaning you referred to before. (The source, for what it's worth, is "A History of the Modern World" 8th edition, by Palmer & Colton.)
I'm leaving to go to a wedding this weekend, so I'll be out for awhile. That said, let me rephrase this debate: what would you propose to put in its place? I believe that something should be said to describe Pius X's general theological tendencies. Would you keep with anti-Modernism? Is there a better, more precise term we can use here? If there is one, I'm open to it, but if we can't find one, then I think conservative still works. SnowFire 03:54, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
Fair use rationale for Image:PiusXCOA.jpg[edit]
Image:PiusXCOA.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. In addition to the boilerplate fair use template, you must also write out on the image description page a specific explanation or rationale for why using this image in each article is consistent with fair use.
Please go to the image description page and edit it to include a fair use rationale. Using one of the templates at Wikipedia:Fair use rationale guideline is an easy way to ensure that your image is in compliance with Wikipedia policy, but remember that you must complete the template. Do not simply insert a blank template on an image page.
If there is other fair use media, consider checking that you have specified the fair use rationale on the other images used on this page. Note that any fair use images lacking such an explanation can be deleted one week after being tagged, as described on criteria for speedy deletion. If you have any questions please ask them at the Media copyright questions page. Thank you.
BetacommandBot (talk) 16:11, 8 March 2008 (UTC)
Page Title[edit]
Just a quick note. The title for this page should read "Pope Saint Pius X" with the search term "Pope Pius X" redirecting to this page. I am unsure how to do this, if someone could do this for me, I would greatly appreciate it. 184.108.40.206 (talk) 02:12, 17 February 2009 (UTC)
I took the word "supposedly" out of the miracles section. While I agree that Wikipedia needs to be NPOV on miracles which includes a certain skepticism, the boy was not "supposedly" cured. Surely he was actually cured. The skepticism is whether it was miraculous or normal. Surely no one would suggest that this sourced account is a lie, i.e. that the boy died or continued to be ill for a long time and the parent pretended that there had been a cure. Also, "supposedly" is, for me, one of the worse words to use for simple skepticism. Perhaps we should simply assert the undeniable facts, such as that the parents attributed the recovery of their child. Perhaps there is no need to add a lot of skeptical words because by putting it in a section on miracles that is already accomplished. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 14:17, 1 November 2012 (UTC)
Pope Pius X's father was not Polish[edit]
The claim that Pope Pius X's father Giovanni Sarto was actually Polish, born "Jan Krawiec," is erroneous. Records show that Pius X's father was Italian-born, being the son of Giuseppe Sarto and Paola Giacomello, who were married in 1784. All of these records are housed in the archives of the parish church of Riese. Resources on Pius X's Italian genealogy are the following: Franceschetti, Francesco, "Gli antenati del Sommo Pontefice Pio X. Memorie storico-genealogiche", Collegio Araldico, Rome, 1903; Marchesan, Angelo, "Papa Pio X nella sua vita e nella sua parola", Benziger and Co., Einsiedeln, 1904; Gheno, Antonio, "La patria di Pio X", in "Rivista del Collegio Araldico" 1st vol. # 11-12, Rome, 1903. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 08:33, 24 February 2013 (UTC)
Thank you. We are all so well responsible in correcting these little details. Cheers! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2602:306:8B58:B240:991B:12E7:AEDA:AFAD (talk) 05:59, 25 November 2015 (UTC)
Photo "as a young boy"[edit]
Don't think so. From the look of that kid, he was maybe 10 or 12, for sure under 15, which would mean it was taken before 1850. The technology was not that good, as can be seen from other photos from the period and later. Plus that kid has the wrong hairstyle, the wrong clothing, and the wrong ears. So that's pretty much for sure some other kid, maybe one born in 1935.
18.104.22.168 (talk) 20:27, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
The text block "Spiritually we all are her children" purports to be a quotation from Ad diem illum laetissimum. It is not an actual quotation as it stands but rather several sentences and paraphrases strung together, in one case even by the phrase "This, the Pope argues..." Echevalier (talk) 19:53, 31 August 2016 (UTC)
- B-Class biography articles
- Biography articles needing attention
- WikiProject Biography articles
- B-Class Saints articles
- Mid-importance Saints articles
- B-Class Christianity articles
- WikiProject Saints articles
- B-Class Catholicism articles
- Catholicism articles with incomplete B-Class checklists
- Catholicism articles needing attention to referencing and citation
- Catholicism articles needing attention to coverage and accuracy
- Catholicism articles needing attention to supporting materials
- Catholicism articles needing attention to accessibility
- Mid-importance Catholicism articles
- WikiProject Catholicism articles
- B-Class European Microstates articles
- Low-importance European Microstates articles
- B-Class Vatican City articles
- Mid-importance Vatican City articles
- Selected anniversaries (August 2011)


text:
Is Kent Star Trading Limited incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Are these details correct?
產品 & 服務
Abalone can generally categorize into three types: fresh abalone, dried abalone and canned abalone. In order to maintain the freshness 了解 更多
In Arabic, the word 'halal' means 'lawful' or 'permissible', The term is designated food that seen as permissible according to 了解 更多
Corn's stem has the appearance of a bamboo cane and its leaf grows from each node. Elongated stigmas called silks 了解 更多
Pepper is native to India, a vine, climbing trees or piles born in the rack. Also known as Ku, Kurokawa, 了解 更多
Rice is a herbaceous genus Oryza, as a grain of crops, the most important one and the oldest, and also 了解 更多
位於ROOM 906, Tung Ming Building, 40-42 Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong, Hong Kong 香港的Kent Star Trading Limited是您的企業嗎? 認領您的企業名錄,通過添加企業資訊贏得更多有利商機。
We have more Import And Export services Hong Kong 香港 available on Hotfrog Hongkong. You can update your search for Hong Kong Import And Export by location, keyword or service options.
801, Exchange Square Two, Central, Hong Kong Hong Kong 香港
Hong Kong 香港
B Flat, 19/F, Tung Lee Commercial Building, 91-97 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Hong Kong 香港
Suite 05, 18/F Tai Tung Building, 8 Fleming Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Hong Kong 香港

subset: commoncrawl


text:
SUBSKRYBUJ: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=videosmmarocks https://www.youtube.com/user/grapplerINFO http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BerserkersArena http://www watch video >>
Techno dance song 'And Still" - UFC women's strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk watch video >>
Joanna Jedrzejczyk, champion of MMA, appreciates the precision, speed, reliability and excellence. See what kind of mobile devices for Natalie Samsung accompanied both in training at home, as well as watch video >>
Joanna Jędrzejczyk Gives Friend A Devastating Body Shot watch video >>
Joanna Jedrzejczyk, mistrzyni UFC w wadze slomkowej, podczas gali rozdania najwazniejszych nagród w polskim MMA wygrala w dwóch kategoriach. Jedrzejczyk zdobyla statuetke Heraklesa za Zawodnika Roku watch video >>
UFC strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk talks about her upcoming title defense against Claudia Gadelha in July, her career, and much more. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center? watch video >>
Joanna Jedrzejczyk przed 10. odcinkiem 23. sezonu TUF-a. Zapraszamy do naszego swiata: FB: https://www.facebook.com/MMARocks https://www.facebook.com/Cohones Strona i forum: https://www.mmarocks.p watch video >>
Joanna Jedrzejczyk talks about her TUF 23 Finale win over Claudia Gadelha, Ronda Rousey, the sale of the UFC, what's next for her career, and much more. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscripti watch video >>
Jon Jones talks about the new Reebok ZPump Fusion shoe, his new commercial, the prank both he and Rumble Johnson pulled off this past week, super-fights, the handling of his drug test, and more. Sub watch video >>


text:
created by TikGames, LLC and published by Square Enix
A free-to-play web based platformer with a frightening (in theory), female (in practice) protagonist in search of the man of her dreams. Based on the art of the toy collection, by Nathan Jurevicius.
Oh, you're one of those awesome people who already has an account on Player.me? Cool, you can just log in below!
Discover a lot in Player.me and start growing your gaming network.
By signing up, you are agreeing to our terms and you have read our privacy policy.
This account is protected by a one-time password. Please enter the code below in order to continue.


text: Hello to you here on Audiko.net! A perfect occasion to download a free In the Rain ringtones for your iPhone or mobile. Scope out your favorite passage from your favorite award-winning track - I Danced In The Rain -, Stanners - Riot in the Rain, Dancing In The Rain / On And On, or any other track. It's possible to gain your tone both in the MP3 and m4a formats, played by both mobile phones and iPhones. Just select a track, and choose free In the Rain ringtones download option.


text:
You are hereActivism
New "Impeach Bush & Cheney!" buttons are now available!
The button is a 2 1/4" round black button with white lettering. Arched around the top of the button in white lettering is "Progressive Democrats of America." Centered at the bottom of the circle will be www.pdamerica.org also in white (with the union bug below). Centered in bold white lettering across the middle of the button will be: "Impeach Bush & Cheney!"
Iraqi Women Denied Visas
From Global Exchange
[Call 202-647-4000 and ask for Condoleeza Rice's office.]
March is approaching and with it two important dates: International Women's Day on March 8th and the three-year anniversary of the Iraq war on March 20th. In collaboration with our sister organization CODEPINK: Women for Peace, Global Exchange is taking the opportunity provided by these two events to look at the issue of women and war.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson on the April 29 March for Peace, Justice and Democracy in New York City
In 1968, Dr. King delivered his prophetic speech at the Riverside Church in New York, decrying how funding for the war on poverty was being diverted to fund the war in Vietnam. He protested this moral shift from healing at home to killing abroad, a policy that was bankrupting cities and our democratic values. He said,
Where to Protest Peacefully
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
NEW* MEHLMAN in TBD, WA: Ken Mehlman is in Washington state today. He
is scheduled to meet with the Washington State House and Senate
Republican Caucus leadership and then the full House and Senate
Winter of Our Discontent: 34-day Fast to End the Iraq War
Voices for Creative Nonviolence 773-878-3815 www.vcnv.org
Chicago – A 34 day, liquids-only fast to end the war against and occupation of Iraq will begin in Washington, D.C. on February 15. Fast participants will consume only water or juice, and will maintain a daily vigil at the U.S. Capitol, lobby members of Congress and conduct sit-ins at key Congressional offices. The start and end dates of the fast commemorate the third anniversary of worldwide protests against the invasion of Iraq, and the date of the U.S. invasion. The activities are part of growing grassroots opposition to economic and military warfare against Iraq.
Italy Plans Anti-War Demo in Rome on March 18
Italian National Assembly of the Anti-war Movement
By Stephanie Westbrook
Under a large banner reading "Stop the War – Set Peace Free" and with the slogan, "Security will only come with peace", the Italian National Assembly of the Anti-War Movement got underway in Florence, on Saturday, February 11, 2006. Around 200 people filled the hall of the Architecture Faculty for the two-day event focused on the national demonstration in Rome on March 18 as well as the recent World Social Forums, Europe's role in the plan for permanent war, demilitarization and disarmament, migrants and refugees and the occupation of Palestine.
Taking Protest to Congress Members' Homes
Nonviolent Peaceful Demonstrations In Front of Congress Members' Homes Every Weekend
Democrats.com, Progressive Democrats of America, After Downing Street, Gold Star Families for Peace, Hip Hop Caucus, Democracy Rising, and Velvet Revolution, are working to organize grassroots teams in all 435 Congressional Districts plus 5 Delegate Districts (DC, PR, VI, GU, and AS) and to hold nonviolent peaceful demonstrations every weekend in front of the homes of congress members.
Where to Protest Peacefully
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
NEW* BROWNBACK in Washington, DC: Sen. Brownback delivered the keynote
address at a discussion panel titled "Preventing a Nuclear-Armed Iran:
Will Russia and China Really Help?" at the Heritage Foundation, at
Getting Heard
By Linda Smith, Progressive Democrats of America
I have been known to YELL, after getting off the BART train at my home station, "BRING THE TROOPS HOME NOW! It just might shut me up or cure whatever's wrong with me!" I have done this MORE than once.
Presidents Day Tea Party
Monday February 20th 4pm-7pm
St. Martins Episcopal Church
717 Sage rd. Houston, Tx.
(Sage at Woodway in Tangkewood, just North of the Galleria and Weat of Hwy 610)
Gold Star Families for Peace along with Veterans for Peace and Code Pink invite you to join us to tell Barbara Bush... WHILE YOUR SON LIED OUR KIDS DIED...
Where to Protest Peacefully
Monday, February 13, 2006
NEW* BUSH in Washington, DC: POTUS participates in a Photo Opportunity
and makes remarks to the 2005 World Series Champions, the Chicago White
Sox at 2:35 PM. [POTUS Schedule]
How You -- Yes You -- Can End the War
By David Swanson
Simple acts and a little courage have worked wonders in the world. Nonviolent people's movements won democratic reforms in Russia, booted the British out of India, resisted the Nazi occupation in Denmark, drove a dictator out of El Salvador and another out of the Philippines, ended Jim Crow, crushed Soviet power in Poland, toppled military regimes in Argentina and Chile, ended Apartheid, and brought democracy to the Ukraine. George W. is no match for a force this powerful.
Troops Home from Iraq: Don't Attack Iran
Saturday 18th March 2006: Assemble 12 noon Parliament Square
Reasons to demonstrate...
Voices for Creative Nonviolence
Winter of Our Discontent: 34-day Fast February 15 to March 20 at U.S. Capitol to End the Iraq War
773-878-3815 www.vcnv.org
Contact: Kathy Kelly or Joel Gulledge 773-878-3815 or Mike Ferner 419-729-7273
Lots of Exciting Events in Coming Days and Weeks
Peace Events in Vancouver
February 14
12:30 – 2:00 pm Valentine's Day "Give Peace a Dance" at Vancouver City Hall, 453 W. 12th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
7:00 pm Vancouver: Peace Messenger City at Kitsilano Secondary School Auditorium, 2550 W. 10th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
VFP Takes Leading Role in Peace Movement
By Veterans for Peace
As we approach the end of the third year of the war on and occupation of Iraq, several events are planned to resist the war and pressure the United States government to provide real support for our troops: Bring Them Home Now and Take Care of Them When They Get Here.
How to Stop a War
Published on Saturday, February 11, 2006 by CommonDreams.org
by Monica Benderman
Three years ago we were spending time together, every moment we could, building the type of relationship we would need to survive the unknown we were about to face.
Law Students Who Turned Backs on Gonzales Build a Movement
On Tuesday, January 24, over thirty Georgetown University law students turned their backs on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. While the Attorney General addressed the media at Georgetown University Law Center, student audience members began to stand up one by one to turn their backs, with five students donning black Abu Ghraib-style hoods and hoisting a large banner emblazoned with Benjamin Franklin's famous quote, "Those who would sacrifice liberty in the name of security deserve neither.
Veterans and Survivors March to New Orleans
Events in Vancouver
If You Love This Planet – Give Peace a Dance
A Celebration of the World Peace Forum
12:30 – 2:00 pm
Tuesday, February 14th – Valentine's Day
Veterans Working Together for Peace & Justice Through Non-violence. Wage Peace!
From VETERANS FOR PEACE
Dear Supporters of the Veterans For Peace Impeachment Initiative,
In the past you have helped us by signing VFP's online petition calling for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice-President Cheney. Since we've started this drive the list of crimes committed by this administration has grown longer. The latest offense, the authorization of illegal wiretaps, fits into the category of "high crimes and misdemeanors" and are a clear violation of the law reminiscent of the crimes listed in the articles of impeachment written against President Nixon.
NBC Distorts Its Polling on Warrantless Wiretaps
Russert, Reid paint public as backing Bush
The story of the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping is one that mainstream media have been slow to give the attention it deserves (Action Alert, 1/11/06; Media Advisory, 1/27/06). Now some journalists are pointing to public opinion to justify the news industry's less-than-aggressive approach to this major constitutional scandal. But when NBC's Tim Russert and Chip Reid cite polling data, are they really talking about what the public thinks—or what they think we ought to think?
Swami Beyondananda's 2006 State of the Universe Address
Swami Calls for an Up-Wising: "Wise Up, Everybody ... The Evolution Has Begun!
Protest Images
Get them here.
Where to Protest Peacefully
February 9-11, 2006
CHENEY, MEHLMAN, HASTERT, ALLEN and NORQUIST (all invited guests) in
Washington DC: Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) convenes
at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. [ABCNews.com]
Fantastic New Resource
UFPJ's Iraq Scorecard: Find out how your Representative has voted, and what legislation they have co-sponsored
This chart collects it all in one place. Why has your Congress Member backed some bills, but not others, or none at all? Which bills have the most support right now? Which members are consistently leading the way? Which state delegations are strongest? Find out (requires Excel, will soon be in HTML as well):
United for Peace and Justice Legislative Action page:
UFPJ home page:
Visit 'Soldiers Heart', find out about it, then Pass On To A Vet, after you 'Welcome Him/Her HOME'
Call for Artists!
Soldier's Heart [ http://www.soldiersheart.org ] is a website dedicated to
information and resources for combat-related PTSD. In the spirit of "wellness
through the arts", the site provides a gallery of artwork by veterans. This
World Peace Forum is a go!
World Peace Forum 2006 organizing continues on track
Vancouver, February 8, 2006 - Organizing for the World Peace Forum
continues on track for its opening date of June 23rd, organizers say.
Some radio stations and print media have erroneously announced that the


text:
Zion & Company, Inc. takes pride in serving its local community and has done so since 1973. During the last four decades we have helped individuals and businesses make sense of complicated tax law while positioning them for long-term financial success. We understand the importance of having a steady, knowledgable team guide you through the ever-changing economic landscape.
With our decades of experience, we have built up a thorough understanding of a variety of industries. Our professionals have become known for providing innovative solutions, expert analysis and excellent customer service. Our service offerings, including tax preparation and planning, bookkeeping, and business consulting, are supported by the industry's latest technology. These technologies allow us to provide a more customized service and gives you greater access to the pertinent financial information you need to make well-informed decisions.
If you are looking for more than just an accountant—for someone who will take the time to better understand your financial situation, then reach out to the professionals at Zion & Company, Inc. and rest assured you are receiving the dedicated attention you need and deserve.
Zion & Company, Inc. is excited to announce the recent launch of our firm's new website. We've been working very hard to enhance our website and give our firm a fresh look. We've also continued to research and identify the latest and greatest technologies to improve the services we provide and ensure we continue to meet your needs.
Take a moment to look around...


text:
Prison Ministry
Hope Behind the Wall
By (author) Dennis W. Pierce
Format: Paperback
Normal Price: $70.99
Your Price: $63.89 AUD, inc. GST
Shipping: $7.95 per order
You Save: $7.10! (10% off normal price)
Plus...earn $3.19 in Boomerang Bucks
Availability: Available, ships in 7-10 days
Prison Ministry by Dennis W. Pierce
Book DescriptionShow the incarcerated how to find forgiveness in unforgiving surroundings As the prison population in the United States increases by more than 1,000 inmates each week, prison ministry programs must have a working blueprint for dealing with the shame, humiliation, hate, and loneliness of incarceration at both the adult correctional and juvenile detention/probation levels. Prison Ministry: Hope Behind the Wall demonstrates how a ministry can adapt Latin American Liberation theology to address oppression and bring prisoners into the community of Christ. Author Dennis Pierce, former chaplain at the Joliet Correctional Center in Illinois (where the Fox Network's 2005 "Prison Break" series is filmed), presents a functioning approach to forgiveness and reconciliation, combining pastoral counseling, Christian education, Bible studies, and worship to help inmates develop self-esteem and an overall feeling of self-worth through compassion and empathy. Prison Ministry: Hope Behind the Wall provides an alternative resource on our prison system for chaplains, pastors, priests, and students working in theology, ethics, or counseling. Instead of the usual descriptive narratives of inmates' lives or discussions of statistical approaches, this unique book combines a theological model with a viable programmatic approach to confront the oppression of incarceration and reverse its effects. The book looks at the vital issues facing juveniles in the criminal justice system (the transition from county jail to a correctional facility, victimization, rejection, under-stimulation, homosexual rape) and examines the creation of non-threatening niches to address coping structures needed to move toward forgiveness and reconciliation. Prison Ministry: Hope Behind the Wall examines: * meeting the incarcerated * defining prison's emotional ethos * dealing with human breakdowns * oppression in maximum-security prison * components of empowerment needed for prison ministry Prison Ministry: Hope Behind the Wall also includes case studies of four inmates, an extensive bibliography, a glossary of prison terms, sample Bible studies, and sermon topics. The book is invaluable for anyone dealing with incarcerated youth and young adults in civilian or military correctional or juvenile detention facilities.
Buy Prison Ministry book by Dennis W. Pierce from Australia's Online Bookstore, Boomerang Books.
Book DetailsISBN: 9780789026682
(213mm x 154mm x 13mm)
Pages: 192
Imprint: Haworth Press Inc
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
Publish Date: 1-Nov-2005
Country of Publication: United States
Other Editions...
Books By Author Dennis W. Pierce
Prison Ministry, Hardback (November 2005)» View all books by Dennis W. Pierce
Demonstrates how a ministry can adapt Liberation theology to address oppression and bring prisoners into the community of Christ. This book presents a functioning approach to forgiveness and reconciliation, combining pastoral counselling, Christian education, Bible studies and worship to help inmates develop self-esteem, and self-worth.
» Have you read this book? We'd like to know what you think about it - write a review about Prison Ministry book by Dennis W. Pierce and you'll earn 50c in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars (you must be a member - it's free to sign up!)
Facebook Page | Twitter | Google+ | Bulletin e-Newsletter | Blog | RSS
Become a Member | Book Lists | Recently Released | Coming Soon | Fast Delivery Books
Bestselling Books: Our Current Bestsellers | Australia's Hottest 1000 Books | Bestselling Fiction | Bestselling Crime Mysteries and Thrillers | Bestselling Non Fiction Books | Bestselling Sport Books | Bestselling Gardening and Handicrafts Books | Bestselling Biographies | Bestselling Food and Drink | Bestselling History | Bestselling Travel Books | Bestselling School Textbooks & Study Guides | Bestselling Children's General Non-Fiction | Bestselling Young Adult Fiction | Bestselling Children's Fiction | Bestselling Picture Books | Top 100 US Bestsellers
For: Schools | Organisations | Libraries | Publishers | Authors | Book Clubs | Bloggers | Affiliates
About Us | Contact Us | Help Desk | Security | Privacy | Terms of Use | Copyright
Phone: 1300 36 33 32 (9am-5pm Mon-Fri AEST) - International: +61 2 9960 7998 - Online Form
Address: Boomerang Books, 878 Military Road, Mosman Junction, NSW, 2088
© 2003-2017. All Rights Reserved. Eclipse Commerce Pty Ltd - ACN: 122 110 687 - ABN: 49 122 110 687
For every $20 you spend on books, you will receive $1 in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars. You can use your Boomerang Bucks as a credit towards a future purchase from Boomerang Books. Note that you must be a Member (free to sign up) and that conditions do apply.


text:
Each luminary was filmed reading countless tweets about themselves beforehand, with a best one from any used in Sunday night's broadcast.
Category Archives: News
Jimmy Kimmel Reveals What Really Went Down During That Oscars Gaffe
Kimmel also explained how he was due to finish a uncover sitting in a assembly subsequent to actor Matt Damon. But amid "mass confusion," he took to a theatre and stood there "like an simpleton feeling bad for these guys, though also perplexing unequivocally tough not to laugh, to be honest."
Maria Sharapova & Portia Doubleday Are Blonde Beauties during Vanity Fair Oscars Party 2017!
Maria Sharapova and Portia Doubleday step out on a runner during a 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party during a Wallis Annenberg Center for a Performing Arts on Sunday night (February 26) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Other ladies who done appearances during a eventuality enclosed xXx: Return of Xander Cage's Deepika Padukone, Orange Is a New Black's Jackie Cruz, and Underground's Jurnee Smollett-Bell.
FYI: Maria is wearing a David Koma dress, Jimmy Choo boots and clutch, and valuables by Anita Ko and Jack Vartanian. Portia is wearing a Naeem Khan gown, Jerome C. Rousseau shoes, and Eva Fehren rings. Deepika is wearing a Monique Lhuillier gown. Jackie is wearing a Rami Kadi dress and Boucheron jewels. Jurnee is wearing a Con Ilio dress.
Leona Lewis & Boyfriend Dennis Jauch Show Off Love At Weinstein Company's Oscars Party!
Leona Lewis and beloved Dennis Jauch continued to uncover off their adore for any other while attending The Weinstein Company's Academy Awards After Party, in partnership with Grey Goose and sponsored by Heineken, during TAO Los Angeles on Sunday (February 26) in Los Angeles.
"Night on a city with my ❤ @dennisjauch ✨#oscars," a 31-year-old hostess captioned with her Instagram post.
"When we get to suffer a #Oscar Sunday with a many overwhelming lady of a night 😍," combined Dennis with his post. "Thank You @eltonJohn @WeinsteinCo for your liberality #eltonjohnaidsfoundation #weinsteincompany"
Also in assemblage during a whack was Nolan Gerad Funk, Lyndsy Fonseca, Kendrick Sampson and Louise Roe.
That same evening, Leona rocked a Tony Ward dress to attend a Elton John AIDS Foundation's Oscar Viewing Party.
Night on a city with my ❤ @dennisjauch ✨#oscars
A post common by Leona Lewis (@leonalewis) on Feb 27, 2017 during 12:17am PST
Megyn Kelly & Katie Couric Have Date Nights during Vanity Fair's Oscar Party
Megyn Kelly and her father Douglas Brunt make it a date night during a 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party during a Wallis Annenberg Center for a Performing Arts on Sunday night (February 26) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Also seen walking a red runner during a star-studded eventuality were Katie Couric with her father John Molner, as good as Monica Lewinsky.
PHOTOS: Check out a latest pics of Megyn Kelly
If we missed it, be certain to check out Just Jared's whole coverage of a 2017 Oscars.
Lorde Teases New Project Coming This Week with Video Promo!
Lorde usually teased something big, entrance this week – and we can usually assume it's finally some new music!
The 20-year-old hostess took to Twitter and posted, "u hungry?" and afterwards a notation after posted an additional couple to an outmost page, "imwaitingforit.com."
imwaitingforit.com leads to a page with a video of Lorde eating and celebration soda in a backseat of a car, and afterwards "3.2.17 NYC" and "3.3.17 NZ" pops adult on a screen. Presumably, on Thursday (March 1) as a time strikes midnight, we'll be anticipating out a lot more!
In addition, imwaitingforit.com's header page is patrician "M*******A" – so maybe that is a name of Lorde's new project?!
See screenshots from a brief video below, and watch right here!
Paris Hilton & Chris Zylka Flaunt PDA during Oscars Party 2017!
Paris Hilton gets a bus from her beloved Chris Zylka while attending Circus Magazine's Oscars Celebration on Sunday night (February 26) in Los Angeles.
The celebration was thrown during a Absolut Elyx residence and hosted by a brand's CEO Jonas Tahlin along with Steve Shaw. The eventuality was sponsored by Volvo and Vaseline.
Paris and Chris arrived during 11pm, good after a Oscars had ended. They reportedly sat during a dilemma list and danced a night divided with friends.
Moonlight's executive and Oscar-winning screenwriter Barry Jenkins showed adult to applaud during a event!
'When We Rise' Cast List – Meet Stars of ABC's Mini
When We Rise, Dustin Lance Black's new mini-series is debuting after tonight on ABC.
The new array papers a real-life personal and domestic struggles, set-backs and triumphs of a different family of LGBT group and women who helped colonize one of a final legs of a U.S. Civil Rights transformation from a violent decline in a 20th century to a once infinite successes of today.
When We Rise kicks off tonight during 9pm EST on ABC, and episodes will continue to atmosphere this whole week. Be certain to check it out!
Click inside to accommodate a categorical leads in a ABC series…
Also on Just Jared
Calvin Harris, Adam Lambert & Jason Derulo Represent The Hit-Makers At Oscars Parties!
Calvin Harris keeps it clean-cut in baby blue during a 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party during a Wallis Annenberg Center for a Performing Arts on Sunday night (February 26) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 33-year-old hit-maker was assimilated a a eventuality by Diplo, Jason Derulo and LL Cool J and his mother Simone Smith.
PHOTOS: Check out a latest pics of Calvin Harris
That same evening, Adam Lambert matched adult to strike a red runner during a 2017 Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party hold during The City of West Hollywood Park.
In box we missed it, listen to Calvin's latest singular "Slide" with Frank Ocean and Migos here!
'Kong: Skull Island' Gets One Final Trailer Before Release Date!
Kong: Skull Island has another trailer that only debuted forward of a Mar 10 recover date!
The film follows a group of explorers, who are brought together to try low into an uncharted island in a Pacific – as pleasing as it is fraudulent – unknowingly that they're channel into a domain of a mythic Kong.
Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, John Goodman, Brie Larson, Jing Tian, Toby Kebbell, John Ortiz, Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell, Shea Whigham, and Thomas Mann all star in a film.
In addition, a Kong: Skull Island VR knowledge was only revealed, and will be accessible on YouTube 360 during 9AM PST tomorrow. Stay tuned!
Also graphic inside: Kong: Skull Island star Tom Hiddleston stepping out for food on Sunday (February 26) in London, England.


text:
Technical Team Lead, ERP Applications Development
Arrow Electronics is a global provider of products, services and solutions to industrial and commercial users of electronic components and enterprise computing solutions, with 2015 sales of $23.3 billion USD. Arrow serves as a supply channel partner for over 100,000 original equipment manufacturers, contract manufacturers and commercial customers through a global network of more than 460 locations in 56 countries.
A Fortune 119 company with 18,500 employees worldwide, Arrow brings technology solutions to a breadth of markets, including Telecommunications, Information Systems, Transportation, Medical, Industrial and Consumer Electronics.
Arrow's India IT Center of Competency (COC) is the IT global services arm of Arrow, providing IT services to Arrow operations across North America (NA), Europe, Middle East, Africa and South America (EMEASA), Australia, New Zealand (ANZ) and Asia. We are dedicated to designing, developing, and managing some of Arrow's mission critical applications, while achieving cost efficiencies for Arrow's global operations.
Arrow is looking for skilled and experienced professionals with an innovative spirit for their Center of Competency in Bangalore and Pune. If you are enthusiastic, willing to learn, ready to take new initiatives and are absolute team players then take a leap aboard. We are sure you will find an exciting new work place and challenging work environment.
Position: Technical Team Lead, ERP Applications Development
Experience: 12-14 years
Education: B.E/ B. Tech/ MCA/ M.Sc (CS)
Location: Bangalore
Job Description:
Team management
- Primarily responsibility is managing a medium to large team of technical analysts and application developers, across EBS, Integration and portal technologies
- Coach the team members and motivate them to produce the desired results
- Monitor the team members and provide regular advice and guidance
- Set realistic and achievable goals for the team and periodic review of the same with the team
- Give training and mentorship to team members to make them better on the job
- Ability to multi task across various tasks and track and deliver on the same
- Work with vendors/consultants and manage their deliveries/timesheets/invoicing
- Exposure in working with teams across geographies and time zones
- Keenness to work and learn new technologies and develop the talent within the team around those
- Work alongside with other departments within the organization to achieve the goals and vision
- Manage the team bandwidth across various tracks like Production Support, Small Enhancements and Projects
Technical Delivery
- Using standard methodologies, analyze functional documents to develop and review technical design specifications
- Proficient across each phase of SDLC and drive the team towards common goal
- Delivery of required development solutions
- Other duties as assigned based on business needs: i.e., special projects, Enhancements etc.
- Maintains a stable and accurate Oracle Applications production instance that meets the customer's needs
- Ability to get hands on, technically, in case the situation demands
- Creates and manages Oracle Metalink Service Requests as required
- Requisite architecture level experience in Oracle EBS Technologies. Any knowledge on web applications is an added advantage
- Proven ability to estimate work efforts for complex technology implementations, deliver results, and meet deadlines by using good time management skills
- Must have at least 2 years of open interface integration experience with Oracle EBS and an understanding of enterprise service bus messaging queues
- Expertise in the following technologies – SQL, PLSQL, DB related concepts, Forms 6i, Reports 6i, XML Publisher, Performance tuning, Forms personalization, shell scripting, OAF, ADF
- Good to have Middleware technologies, including: Web Services, Service Oriented Architecture (Oracle SOA), and BPEL, Web technologies
Meet Some of Arrow Electronics's Employees
Lisa O.
Director, Digital Marketing
Lisa teams with Arrow's Digital Marketing crew to lead online efforts that pave the way for the company to become the leading B2B marketplace for inventors.
Back to top


text:
Discussion in 'ACF' started by cmade, Sep 8, 2007.
The heart of the site is the forum area, including:
does anyone know why the cadet pti course was disbanded in certain counties?
I believe only those counties where the ACF failed to shave their bottoms and wear very very tight shorts were omitted from the list.
The cadet PT course has not been disbanded its just that some counties dont promote it the same as they dont promote other courses/attachments
fair enough it just makes a change to doin signals all the time
yh like the mutual hatred everyone seems to share againts the paras which i dont understand really i think its just jelousy in some cases
PTI courses are not run by the Paras, teh Physical Training Corps usually run them.
Have always being intrested in doing a PTI coursem as I love me PT.
Hang in there, join the TA, and I can almost guarantee you will be on the first available PTI course.
You need to eat more food boy!
You are a bit on the small side at the moment!
Could do with getting a bit taller yea. Do you know me? I am scared now
Separate names with a comma.


text:
A spunky little guy that is tough! He will walk with the big horses and has great endurance. He will carry an adult with no problem. He is 11 years old…SOLD
This is my Jaker, he is a 12 year old Thoroughbred/ Quarter Horse. He is a wonderful horse and he's a perfect horse if you just want to jump on him bareback…SOLD
Big Gentle Gelding! Great Bloodlines starting with Peppy San Badger. This guy has the looks and can get the job done too! Big John has been ridden in the…SOLD
Meg is an outstanding and well bred three year old mare. She loves to be around people and has a wonderful disposition all the time. She was started right…SOLD
Nice Gelding. Has been used gathering cows and sorting on the ranch. Also, Doc has been used for roping and has been ridden on the trails. Easy to catch…SOLD
Her name says it all! Rew is an outstanding sorrel filly with great breeding. She is a pleasure to be around and is very kind and friendly, she will be…SOLD
This is one nice big black filly. She was the largest baby of our 2012 foal crop. She has a huge hip, nice long legs, good bone and all black feet. She…SOLD
This is a huge hipped, filly out of a granddaughter of HIgh Rolling Roany, and a King Fritz stud. She also has Tyrees Watch on the dams side. She is…SOLD


text:
This preview shows pages 1–2. Sign up to view the full content.
This preview has intentionally blurred sections. Sign up to view the full version.View Full Document
This note was uploaded on 03/29/2011 for the course OPERATIV 999 taught by Professor Nf during the Spring '11 term at Universidad de Carabobo.
- Spring '11
Click to edit the document details


text:
Updated 2017 January 20
You may know about us because you are one of the 3 million people who come to goodmenproject.com every month to read our content. We've looked at the changing roles of men in the modern world, and how that affects all of the major issues of our day. Mental health and reducing the social stigma of talking about mental health is and has been a crucial area of focus for The Good Men Project.
It's called "The Conversation No One Else is Having" for a reason—-no other media company in the world is talking about how men's roles are changing and what the implications are.
The Good Men Project is a Participatory Media Company—we not only provide content you can read and share but we offer a multitude of ways you can actually participate in the all-important conversation about the changing roles of men in the 21st century. Now, we are ready to do much much more, with the announcement of the plan to roll-out Social Interest Groups and Task Forces. This is a transformative new initiative that will take our conversation to the next level by forming communities that are organized around particular issues.
Each Social Interest Group will have: (1) A clearly defined problem that we actually think we can help solve; (2) A clear group of people we want to change; and (3) A way of measuring results.
The groups will hold weekly phone conference call for one hour every week, so you can talk to other members of the community and share ideas. Then, in between calls, an email thread will connect the community and allow further ways of communicating with the other members throughout the week.
One of the most important subjects that our society grapples with is mental health. How do we attend to it? How do we cope when we or our loved ones struggle with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or PTSD? How can we best support ourselves and care for those we love? How can we shift away from a culture that stigmatizes mental health to one that openly addresses mental health as part of everyone's general health?
This group – Men's Mental Health – will examine the stigma and prejudice against mental health issues in our culture that often prevents us – and men in particular – from getting the support that they need, and will work to destigmatize mental health issues. Part of that work often includes the sharing of our own stories.
***Below has been edited/updated***
Our first group was led by GMP's Director of Special Projects, former Executive Editor, Senior Editor of GMP Sports, Michael Kasdan. Michael has written and spoken extensively on mental health issues and is excited to lead this group.
The second group, in progress, is being lead by Shawn Henfling, editor and contributor to The Good Men Project. Read Shawn's bio and his articles here.
Our 'Men's Mental Health' group is held Wednesday's at 8 pm EST /5 PM PST and runs on a rolling schedule so you can join anytime.
Social Interest Groups are for Good Men Project Gold or Platinum Premium members only.
Our $20 Gold Level gets you access to any one Social Interest Group or Class. Our $50 Platinum Level is an all-access pass, and you can come to as many groups and classes as you want for the entire year.
To participate you need to do TWO things:
1. Join as a Gold or Platinum Premium Member:
2. Once you have joined as a Premium Member, please email [email protected] and include the words "Mental Health" in the subject line.
"One of the primary struggles in all the worlds I have written about is the sense each of us has that his or her experience is isolating. A society in which that isolation is curtailed is really a better society."– Dr. Andrew Solomon, Interview with Mike Kasdan of The Good Men Project


text:
Outdoor Banner Stands
There are 8 products available.
Designed to stand up to rain or shine, our outdoor banner stands are hard wearing and weather-resistant which means the graphics are guaranteed not to run or the material to crinkle after the occasional summer shower! We print your graphics using UV cured ink, directly onto PVC. As with all our printing, we do not use solvents in the print process. This makes your new outdoor banner stand as environmentally friendly as it is pocket friendly.
Developed to make a splash even up against Mother Nature's notoriously fickle temperament, PrintDesigns banner stands for outdoor use come in a range of shapes and sizes, giving you the freedom to personalize your display. Why not try the horizontal bean or round pop up and spring up banners?
Don't forget, we also stock a huge range of other banner stands which can be used indoors. .
There are 8 products available.
Polar Outdoor Banner Stand
The Polar Outdoor Banner Stand is a versatile outdoor banner display that can be used single or double sided. The Polar Outdoor Banner Stand has a hollow base that can be weighted with sand or water.
Replacement Graphic Panel - Outdoor Blizzard Banner Stand
Graphic panel for the Blizzard Outdoor Banner Stand
Blizzard Outdoor Banner Stand with carry bag
The Bizzard banner stand is our most popular outdoor banner stand. By using a hollow plastic base that can filled with sand or water for ballast, the Blizzard is ideal for use in moderate outdoor wind conditions.
Cafe Banners
Cafe banners are a functional modular banner system which are ideal for use indoors or outside.
Monsoon Banner Stand
The Monsoon Banner Stand is an outdoor A Frame banner made from lightweight aluminium and is supplied complete with a full-colour printed PVC graphic, printed from your own artwork. Monsoon banner stands can be used indoors or outdoors and are perfect for all kinds of events and shows such as Golf days.
Horizon Banner Stand
The Horizon is the largest banner stand in our range. Up to an enormous 2.4M tall x 2.5M wide, the Horizon banner stand creates a huge display area that can be either single or double sided whilst being stable enough to use outdoors.
Cyclone Outdoor Roller Banner Stand
Durable Banner Stand for indoor and outdoor use Base can be filled with water or sand for extra ballast Can be supplied single or double sided Base has wheels for transport Carry bag included
Replacement Graphic - Monsoon Banner Stand
Replacement graphics for the Monsoon Banner Stand


text:
National Bank List CenterPeople want to know they are banking with a bank that is a strong bank, a financially sound bank, a bank that offers a variety of banking services to meet their banking needs, and a bank that provides excellent customer service.
We see bank commercials and bank advertising everywhere . . . PNC Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Bank West, Regions Bank, SunTrust Banking, 5th 3rd Bank, Key Bank, CitiBank. But which are the tops banks with regards to bank assets, bank income, and other measures of bank strength and stability.
Search Michigan Top 10 Bank List By Assets
5151 Corporate Drive Troy, Michigan 48098
Assets: $9,779,461,000
333 East Main Street Midland, Michigan 48640
Assets: $7,312,796,000
2301 West Big Beaver Road Troy, Michigan 48084
Assets: $5,045,286,000
310 Leonard Street Nw Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
Assets: $2,873,028,000
230 West Main Street Ionia, Michigan 48846
Assets: $2,237,914,000
10753 Macatawa Dr Holland, Michigan 49424
Assets: $1,583,735,000
200 East Broadway Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858
Assets: $1,490,904,000
102 East Front Street Monroe, Michigan 48161
Assets: $1,277,883,000
One Towne Square, Suite 1900 Southfield, Michigan 48076
Assets: $1,240,274,000
125 South Fifth Avenue Ann Arbor, Michigan 48107
Assets: $1,075,338,000
You have searched for a Michigan bank. The list below shows top Michigan banks by assets. Click on a specific Michigan bank to see more detailed information including: total bank deposits, bank return on assets, bank return on equity, number of bank offices, bank income, bank web site, and more.
Be sure to search for other top Michigan banks in categories such as:
- Top Michigan Banks By Income
- Best Bank in Michigan
- Top Michigan Banks By Amount of Deposits
- Top Michigan Banks By Number of Branches
Current Michigan Mortgage Rates
|Mortgage Program
|30 Yr FRM
|15 Yr FRM
|FHA 30 Year Fixed
|Jumbo 30 Year Fixed
|5/1 Yr ARM
Top Michigan BanksTop Michigan Banks By Assets
Top Michigan Banks By Income
Top Michigan Banks By Amount of Deposits
Top Michigan Banks By Number of Branches
Featured Michigan Banks
The First National Bank of Norway
501 West Us 2
Norway, Michigan 49870
Citizens National Bank of Cheboygan
303 North Main Street
Cheboygan, Michigan 49721
Bay Port State Bank
9840 Main Street
Bay Port, Michigan 48720
Oxford Bank
60 South Washington Street
Oxford, Michigan 48371
Tri-County Bank
4222 Main Street
Brown City, Michigan 48416
Chelsea State Bank
1010 South Main Street
Chelsea, Michigan 48118
CSB Bank
206 North Main Street
Capac, Michigan 48014
The Port Austin State Bank
62 East State Street
Port Austin, Michigan 48467
Sidney State Bank
3016 West Sidney Road
Sidney, Michigan 48885
The First National Bank of St. Ignace
132 North State Street
St. Ignace, Michigan 49781
Disaster Relief Services
Phone: 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767)
Text message: Text "REDCROSS" to 90999 to donate $10 to American Red Cross Disaster Relief.


text: To all, Something to share... =================================== Ecclesiastes 12:13 Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. There are many reasons for serving God. Many motivations and inspiring challenges have been preached and written. Many Christians enjoyed those preaching, inspired them. They serve God for a while but later they quit. They say, "There is no more joy in doing it, no more tingle, no more inspiration. I don't have the feeling of it anymore". I should say because of these reasons we find Christians stagnant in the faith, uninvolved in the work. An old Christian thinks he is matured now and his work is just to watch the young Christians do what he did before. What I want to emphasize to you today is not what you might feel, or how I can inspire you but DUTY. Your fellow-laborer, jon (edited ='s only) [ April 02, 2005, 09:53 AM: Message edited by: dianetavegia ]


text:
Vijay Vad, M.D., is a sports-medicine specialist at the Hospital for Special Surgery and an assistant professor at Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He has made numerous media appearances, including The View, PBS, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Dr. Vad lives in New York City with his family.
Website: www.vijayvad.com


text:
Invaluable cannot guarantee the accuracy of translations through Google Translate and disclaims any responsibility for inaccurate translations.
Show translation options
Lot 669: Lotto di due piccoli spargizucchero in argento | Lot of two small silver salt shaker
Dalla Collezione di un Gentiluomo | The Private Collection of an Italian Gentleman | 2nd session
by Casa d'aste ARCADIA
December 6, 2016
Roma, ItalyLive Auction
Looking for the realized and estimated price?
Description: Lotto di due piccoli spargizucchero in argento, g 182 | Lot of two small silver salt shaker, 182 g
Browse more items


text:
Like an overgrown beard, an overgrown lawn is no longer stylish once it touches the owner's knees. Take pride in a fashion-savvy yard with today's Groupon: for $69, you get $150 worth of landscape and hardscape services from One Guy and a Machine. This Groupon is valid for residences in Greensboro, Summerfield, Stokesdale, Oak Ridge, Brown Summit, High Point, and Jamestown.
One Guy and a Machine's select crew of landscape professionals maintains and beautifies outdoor spaces that surround and enhance home appeal. The handy home improvers can spruce up customers' property with routine maintenance, such as a fresh coat of paint or a lava moat for their dogs backyard castle ($25$165). One Guy's landscaping buffs sweep over the grounds, mowing lawns, edging along sidewalks and driveways, whacking weeds around trees and shrubs, and removing all clippings and debris. Aeration, fertilizing, and overseeding services can improve the quality of a lawn's future, promising a healthy hue of green without using performance-enhancing astroturf ($50$1,500). For its stonework architecture, One Guy and a Machine installs time-tested Allan Block products and materials. Brick or paver walkways plant stylish trails to and from abodes. Outdoor patios transform backyards into livable spaces, and creative property dividers unfurl a blanket of foliage that blocks a neighbor's prying eyes and encloses a home's outdoor space.
One Guy and a Machine dispatches its professionals to draft free estimates for all job orders. Because each home is unique and because each job is custom, pricing can vary and depends primarily on labor, ease of access, equipment used, and hostility of underground mole people. The company's gallery displays some of its latest projects.
CoupFlip is a marketplace for people to buy and sell deals from "daily deal" (also known as "group buying") sites such as Groupon. On CoupFlip you can buy deals you missed, look for interesting deals in your area, or sell any deal you bought and won't use. The purchase is immediate - pick the deal, pay, download the voucher instantly and enjoy. Every voucher is guaranteed to be authentic by CoupFlip. For sellers, we provide the opportunity to sell your unwanted deal immediately without the hassle of listing your voucher and praying someone comes along and decides they feel like buying it.
It is completely free to buy and sell vouchers on CoupFlip!
See our FAQ page!
Daily deals make it possible for you to try something new or indulge in something lavish without the high price tag these things usually come with. If you ever have the need to buy and sell deals at any time, we're here to help. At CoupFlip, there's no need to worry about limited time offers on city deals or the long wait for a buyer.
What makes our listing different is that you can feel free to browse through our selection of vouchers at your leisure and pick the ones that you need. Thinking of going out for a meal or planning a vacation? Use our search bar to find the best deals you might have missed on Groupon.
If you're thinking of a Groupon return because you've changed your mind about a purchase, why not consider selling the voucher through us instead? We'll handle the work of offering your last minute deals to interested buyers.
Buy or sell coupons without any difficulty. Here at CoupFlip, we promise you a convenient way to buy and sell deals at any time.


text:
Find your new home in Neukirchen, GermanyYou are viewing homes 1 to 1 of 1 home for sale
{"ListingID":"0xE7002E840E1CBEFB1E21414D831CAEBF","StreetAddress":"Bayern","StreetAddressFull":"Bayern, Neukirchen","Price":"$5,489,843","PriceDisplay":"5,200,000 EUR","PriceForMap":"$5,489,843","Bedrooms":"0","Bathrooms":"0","Prop_BedsBaths":"","HalfBathrooms":"0","PropertyType":"Land\/lot","Latitude":null,"Longitude":null,"Distance":0,"Thumbnail":"http:\/\/propertyimage.leadingre.com\/108974\/0xE7002E840E1CBEFB1E21414D831CAEBF\/1_thumb.jpg","Href":"\/listingdetails\/deu\/neukirchen\/bayern_0xe7002e840e1cbefb1e21414d831caebf\/"}
Learn more about homes in Neukirchen, Germany
Neukirchen Home inventory breakdown by property type
Of the 1 homes for sale in Neukirchen, the breakdown of property types
is as follows:
100% Land/lot.
100% Land/lot
Area details, home facts and figures
Homes for sale 1
Average Home Size 4,413 ft² / 410 m²
Price Range ($5,200,000 - $5,200,000)
Information from in and around Neukirchen...
You are Viewing 1 to 1 of 1 homes for sale in Neukirchen. These homes are comprised of Land/lot. The average list price of these property results is 5,200,000. Prices are listed as US Dollar. For more information on these homes for sale in Neukirchen please contact our member brokerages to schedule a showing or view an open house.
The 1 homes for sale in Neukirchen, Germany are represented by 1 member brokerages serving the Neukirchen area. Member brokerages representing the 1 homes include VON POLL IMMOBILIEN.


text:
Nose strips for blackheads
Explore related topics
DIY Nose Strips for Blackheads
Hey guys, today I have another super easy tutorial for you. This is another Pinterest find. When I stumbled across it I knew I needed to sha...
Ingredients: – 1 teaspoon of hot water; – 1 tablespoon flour; – ½ teaspoon honey; Mix the above ingredients in a bowl. If you consider you need to add more water do that. When you finish, the mixture should have a sticky consistence. Take a little pie
What did I think of these nose strips for blackheads from Daiso??
Diy nose strip for blackheads: 1 Tbsp of milk 1 Tbsp of sugar free jello (doesn't matter what flavor... I chose lemon) mix together in microwave safe bowl. Should be chunky. Then put in microwave for 10 seconds. Should be gooey. Then wait 20 seconds to cool... Keep stirring. Then apply to a spot with oil or dirt. Wait 10 minutes our until dry then peel off. And see all the dirt that was on your face.
Homemade biore nose strips for blackheads - Amy Carhartt
how to get rid of blackheads on nose - I can swear that this could be the best blackhead remover and the fact that I can make a way less expensive version that works just as well and covers more.
DIY Nose Strips for Blackheads
DIY Nose Strips for Blackheads
homemade nose strips for blackheads