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Friday, August 29, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Fr.Arrupe, of happy memory, on Mass communications.
Fr.Arrupe, of happy memory, on Mass
communications.
“ I am no prophet, but I can tell
you that in another 10 years India’s teeming millions will be reached only by
TV. Today Delhi alone has television; here in Bombay you will have it soon.TV
will be possible on a grand scale in about 2 or 3 years when you have
satellites as they do in Latin America.
You must prepare yourselves to
turnthis avalanche into blessing. We know the awful waste of time that results from
TV advertisements and cheap films in
Europe and many other countries. The Indian Government will be ready to good
programmes. The time to prepare for it
is now. After ten or even five years it will be too late. We will have missed
the boat! In a church you may have 2000 or 5000 people listening to you. On TV
you will be able to contact directly 4 or 5 million listeners and viewers whom
you would never have been able to approach in any other way. And this is not
wishful thinking but a fact of the very near future.”
(Excerpt from “Relevance of our apostolate
to-day”, a talk given to Bombay Jesuits on 21 April, 1971)
Friday, August 22, 2014
Pope Francis at the Canteen for lunch
Humble and living by example ...
Pope FRANCIS stuns Vatican workers by dropping into the
canteen and grabbing his lunch on a tray...
Pope FRANCIS stuns Vatican workers by dropping into the
canteen and grabbing his lunch on a tray...
His visit was 'like bolt out of the blue' when he popped into canteen for lunch, dressed in cassock and skullcap... he picked up tray and queued for food, picked up His food, and then sat with group of ordinary workers and chatted to them while eating
Man of God..Pope Francis tucked in to a plate of pasta without sauce and cod with grilled tomatoes, washed down with a bottle of water
Ultimate grace: He was introduced to the staff and others there and asked them questions about themselves and their work
Then, to everybody's astonishment, he sat down at a long table with a group of workmen and said grace before tucking in to his meal.
Describing the papal visit as 'like a thunderbolt out of the blue,' the canteen’s chef Franco Pai'ni told Vatican Radio the Pope was introduced to the staff and others there and asked them questions about themselves and their work.
People's Pope: He seemed genuinely interested in what the Vatican workers had to say, chit chatting casually as he ate his meal
Leisurely lunch: Having arrived just after midday, he stayed in the Vati-canteen
for more than half an hour before paying his compliments to the chef, giving everyone his blessing and heading off to get back to work
Afterwards, he paid them compliments on the quality of the food, gave his blessing and took part in a group photo before leaving.
He made the shock visit after meeting privately with a Sudanese mother
in Rome who was put on death row for refusing to become a Muslim,
blessing both her and the baby she had while in prison.
The Vatican said Pope Francis had 'a very affectionate' meeting with
Meriam Ibrahim, 27, her husband and their two small children.
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said: 'The Pope thanked
Meriam and her family for their courageous witness and constancy of faith.
For her part, Meriam expressed gratitude to the Pope for the great support
and comfort she received from his prayers and from so many others
believers of good will.'
God Bless Pope FRANCIS & Guide Him Every Breath Of His Life On Good Mother Earth.Amen.
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Release of HAKAL audio CD at Xavier's Church, Ahmedabad 9Hakal
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