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March 28 - St. Jude The Apostle commemorates Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
Article: Roman Catholic Church And The Last Days
While the Roman
Catholic Church proposes that staring at a wafer contained in a
monstrance is a form of adoring Jesus, from a biblical
standpoint, this cannot possibly be the Jesus of the Bible.
St. Jude
the Apostle Parish celebrated the completion of
its second and the commencement of its third year of Perpetual Eucharistic
Adoration March 25, the Feast of the Annunciation, and marked this occasion with
the announcement of the program's new name, Adoremus Jesum, which means, in
Latin, Come let us adore Jesus.
Adoration of Jesus Christ
exposed in the Blessed Sacrament is an ancient practice of the Catholic Church
which has in recent years seen a significant resurgence across the country and
the world. Pope Francis testifies to the importance of Eucharistic Adoration in
his life: "What I really prefer is adoration in the evening, even when I get
distracted and think of other things, or even fall asleep praying. In the
evening then, between 7 and 8 o'clock, I stay in front of the Blessed Sacrament
for an hour in adoration."
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April 4 - Daejeon, all religions ready to welcome the Pope
Article: One World Religion
The announced visit of Pope Francis to South
Korea is also helping the interreligious
movement and ongoing dialogue in the country. For Koreans of all religions the
expression "Francis effect" means: "The spirit of the pope and his action for
the poor stirs the hearts of Catholics but also of non-Catholics". And a local
Buddhist leader adds: "Having seen him in action, I think he brings a little bit
of Heaven to the poor and the sick. I have great respect for him".
This was the climate of interreligious
collaboration that pervaded the "Conference of Religious for Peace",
which involves the areas of Daejeon Sejong and Chungnam. The group,
led by the Catholic bishop Msgr. Lazzaro You
Heung- sik, includes the Anglican community, represented by Bishop Kwan Heiyeon;
Buddhists , with the vice president in the person of Ven. Beubrun; Protestants,
represented by Pastor Nam Jaeyoung and Confucians, represented by Oh Donghwan .
The Secretary-General is Ven. Zigang , head of the Nokyawon Buddhist temple.
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We're buying more stuff with keystrokes and plastic
instead of cash these days. Now comes evidence that our
cash-light ways may be foiling crime.
It uses code to
hack smartphones and pinch personal data without the knowledge of users.
A new Snoopy drone developed by security firm SensePost
can steal personal data from unsuspicious
smartphone users, representing that no data is safe from stalking
capabilities of the drone.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is
a scenario in which objects, animals or people are provided with unique
identifiers and the ability to automatically transfer data over a network
without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. IoT has
evolved from the convergence of wireless technologies,
micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) and the Internet.
The letter was also signed by many professors,
educators, and professionals; it was authored and delivered by the Amutat
Yishai organization, which advocates
building a synagogue on an area of the Temple Mount that many rabbis agree
Jews are allowed to ascend to.
Why in the world is
the Vatican searching for extraterrestrial life? Does the Catholic hierarchy
know something about alien life that the rest of us do not? Why is the largest
religious organization on the planet spending so much time and energy looking
for "brother extraterrestrial"?
"Rwanda will in a few days commemorate the 20th
anniversary of the horrible genocide which has brought such suffering and
wounds, which are still far from healed," the Pope said April 3 at the Vatican.
"I join with all my heart in mourning, and I assure you of my prayers for
yourselves, for your often torn communities, for all victims and their families,
for all Rwandans, without distinction of
religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation."
"The world does not need another cold war.
We have to build bridges between people,
churches, religions and countries," Tveit said at the
meeting with Tuomioja.
Think mind reading is science fiction? 