My 1 Yr Old Hasa Viral Infection

You are my Lord - Rabindranath Tagore

While unconscious ferivo
you discovered that you were beside me. Struggling in vain against

you felt that you were you my Lord.
robbing my tribute
your honor I could grow my debt to you.
swam against the tide of your life
just to feel the power of your love.

To hide from you I turned off my light, but thou hast
surprised with the stars.

(Rabindranath Tagore)

http://leggoerifletto.blogspot.com/2010/10/non-andare-via-signore-rabindranath.html

http://leggoerifletto.blogspot.com/2011/01/voglio-te-solo-te-rabindranath-tagore.html

Rabindranath Tagore (Calcutta, May 6, 1861 - Santiniketan August 7, 1941) was a writer, poet, playwright and philosopher from India.

Nobel Prize for literature in 1913 with this driver "for deep feeling for the freshness and beauty of the verses which, with consummate ability, manages to convey in his poetry, expressed through its language English of the literature of the West. "It 's been translated in almost all European languages, resulting in perhaps the most famous author of Bangladeshi origin in the West. His works were almost all, translated into Italian. With the proceeds of his work, built roads, hospitals and even a school, which is still a university.

Online Patticake 2010

resemblances - Bruno Ferrero

A missionary nun, caring for the wounds were thoroughly repugnant a leper. He did his work, smiling and chatting with the patient, like the most natural thing in the world. At one point he asked the patient:

"Do you believe in God?".

The poor man looked at her a long time and then replied:

"Yes, I now believe in God."

A missionary traveling on a fast train and the Japanese occupied the time praying the breviary open. She slipped on the floor is shaking a little image of the Madonna.

A child sitting in front of the missionary bent down and picked up the image.

Funny how all the children, before returning it looked.

"Who is this lovely lady?" Asked the missionary.

'E' ... my mother, "replied the priest, after a moment's hesitation.
The child looked at him, then about the image.

"You do not look like much," he said.

The missionary smiled: "And yet, I assure you that all my life I try to resemble, at least a bit '."

You, who look like?

(Don Bruno Ferrero)

Source: Looking into the water by Bruno Ferrero

Bruno Ferrero, Italian Salesian priest and writer. known for his numerous publications on the use of narrative in catechesis, the teaching of religious education and education in general. It is well known for his books of stories, all with a moral at the end.

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O God, send us crazy!! - Louis Joseph Lebret

We miss crazy, Lord,

but those who know how to love

by deeds and not words,

those that are fully available to the next.

We miss crazy, Lord,

lacking daring, passionate,

people can jump

insecure in a vacuum, unknown

and deeper each day of poverty;

those who do not use next to their purposes.

We miss those crazy, oh my God!

Matti in the present,

love with a simple life,

liberators of the poor,

peace-loving,

free compromises

determined not to betray,

despising their comfort

or life,

totally decided to self-denial,

able to accept all types of assignments,

go to any place of obedience,

and at the same time free, obedient,

spontaneous and tenacious

cheerful, sweet and strong.

Give us this kind of crazy,

O my Lord!

(Louis Joseph Lebret)

Louis-Joseph Lebret was born in Minihic, near Saint- Malo, Brittany, 26 June 1897. He took part in the First World War as a naval officer. In 1923, feeling the call to religious life, he left the Navy and entered the Dominican Order. In the following years ordination, is sensitive to the plight of the little Breton fishermen, affected by the economic crisis of those years, helping them to cope with it and giving them the tools for critical analysis of the socio-economic status, in view of an alternative that finally saw the 'economy in the service of man. Developing this vision, the institute created in 1941 Economy and Humanism. Since 1947, internationally recognized for the seriousness of his studies, was repeatedly asked in different countries of the South to make its contribution to global development, harmonized and self-generating. In the 60 Pope Paul VI called him to Rome as an expert at Vatican II and wanted him as his greatest collaborator in the drafting of his encyclical on the development of peoples, Populorum Progressio. Lebret father died in Paris on July 20, 1966.

Stretch Your Ball Sack

We Roads (1938) - Madeleine Delbrel

There are places where the Spirit blows,

but there is a Spirit blowing in all places.

There are people that God takes them and puts them aside.

But there another that he left the multitude,

not "retreat from the world."

E 'ordinary people doing a job,

who has a family living an ordinary life or ordinary bachelor.

ordinary people who have illnesses, deaths ordinary.

People who have an ordinary house, ordinary clothes.

And 'the people of ordinary life.

people you meet in any way.

They love their door that opens onto the street,

as their brethren in the world like the invisible door

that has finally locked behind them.

We, people in the street, we believe with all our strength

that this road, this world where God has placed us

is for us the place of our holiness.

We believe that we lack anything necessary,

this necessary because if we miss God we would have already given.

(Madeleine Delbrel)

http://leggoerifletto.blogspot.com/2011/02/la-gioia-di-credere-madeleine-delbrel.html

http://leggoerifletto.blogspot.com/2011/01 / la-passion-of-patience-madeleine.html

Servant of God, lay


born in Mussidan (France) on 24.10.1904, died in Ivry-sur Seine on 13.10.1964