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For more information, please consult the Privacy Policy Monthly donors sustain our global apostolate.Pledge your support today Mass Propers for Monday of the Third Week of Easter: Entrance Antiphon: The Good Shepherd has risen who laid down his life for his sheep and willingly died for his flock but on every word that comes forth from the mouth of God Jn 14:27: Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you Not as the world gives do I give it to you Jn 12:24: Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies putting off our old self with all its ways for through the healing paschal remedies you have confirmed us to his nature Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit » Enjoy our Liturgical Seasons series of e-books! Today the Roman Martyrology commemorates St convert from Judaism and a professed Priest of the Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel Born in 1145 at Jerusalem and died by being stabbed to death in 1220 at Licata Caterina Cittadini is also commemorated today She was an Italian Roman Catholic religious from Bergamo who established the Ursuline Sisters of Saint Jerome Emiliani The order was dedicated to the education of girls in Bergamo and in the surrounding areas and has since expanded outside of the Italian nation leaving you an example that you should follow His steps" (Epistle) The Christian slave might complain that his membership in the Church had not alleviated the harsh conditions of his life Peter points to the example of Christ who was in all things to be the model of the Christian neither was guile found in His mouth," but nevertheless he was subjected to persecution and injustice But the Christian is expected to be a follower of Christ but delivered Himself to him that judged Him unjustly." If then Christians feel that they have not achieved the liberty and the equality they long for they are to remember that Christ had come not to right all the wrongs and injustices in the world but to give an "example that you should follow His steps." Men often complain against God when they suffer what they consider undeserved misfortunes They think that God ought to interfere and punish injustice and wickedness here and now They are like the apostles James and John; they want to call down fire from heaven and destroy those who appear to them to act improperly Christ made it clear that all injustice will be rectified eventually but that for the present He wishes to allow the cockle to grow among the wheat When the proper time comes God will deal with injustice in His own way But it is not only the slave who is to be subject to authority and to recognize that mistreatment patiently borne is a service acceptable to God and meritorious for man Obedience to legitimate authority does not depend on the worthiness of the official exercising authority Christ Himself had commanded His disciples to obey the officials of the Jewish Church even though they might not be personally worthy of the office they held He was obedient first of all to His parents "He went down with them and came to Nazareth He observed the ritual and the laws of the Jewish Church He obeyed the laws of the Roman authorities and paid the tribute they demanded He set off on a Genoese ship on 1 April 1219 and stopped first in Messina before heading off to Civitavecchia before he ended up in Rome to meet with the pope The friar preached in the Basilica of Saint John Lateran while in Rome where he met both Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Dominic He foretold that Francis would receive the stigmata while Francis foretold his premature death.st angelus of jerusalem snip From there he was a guest of the Basilians in Palermo where he was for about a month before preaching in Agrigento for over a month before settling in Licata He had healed seven lepers and the ailing Archbishop of Palermo Bernardo de Castanea while in Palermo He settled on the Sicilian island though his fame as a wonderworker caused crowds to flock to him He also had success in converting some Jews though most Jews in Palermo came to despise him for this since he himself was once Jewish He wanted to convert a Knight named Berenger Catholic tradition states that Berenger was living in incest and that Angelo convinced the knight’s companion to leave him Berenger became enraged and arranged to have him attacked and murdered in front of the Church of Saints Filippo and Giacomo in Licata He didn’t die from the attack until four days after the attack and during that time he prayed for his assassin and asked the civil authorities to pardon him setting an example for all those that he preached to He was buried at Saints Filippo and Giacomo Church His sepulchre at Licata quickly became a site of Pilgrimage Symbols and Representation: Carmelite with a knife in his head; Carmelite with a sword in his breast and three crowns; Carmelite with an angel bringing him three crowns; Carmelite with lilies and roses falling from his mouth The sisters left the orphanage in 1823 to live with their cousins Giovanni and Antonio Cittadini Caterina became a teacher at a girl‘s public school in Somasca in 1824 The sisters felt a call to the religious life; their spiritual director recommended that they should stay in Somasca and become the basis of a new congregation In 1826 the sisters rented a house in Somasca and in October opened a boarding school for girls and instituted the oratory style of education for her girls The sisters established another “Cittadini” private school in 1832 Giuditta directed these new school until her sudden death in 1840 followed quickly by her spiritual director from the orphanage The rapid succession of tragedy ruined Caterina’s health but was cured through the intercession of Saint Jerome Emilani Caterina quit her public teaching position in 1845 to manage the schools and guide the three companions who help her To help organize the work and lives of her companions she wrote the beginnings of a new rule similar to that of religious orders In 1850 she obtained permission to build a private oratory to keep the Blessed Sacrament at her boarding school In 1851 she applied for approval of her new religious family and told her to write the rules of the new order; her first attempt based on the Constitution of the Ursulines of Milano was rejected A second attempt was accepted on 17 September 1854 under the title Orsoline Gerolimiane (Ursuline Sisters of Somasca) the bishop of Bergamo gave his approval; the order achieved papal recognition on 8 July 1927 and to care for the abandoned; today they work in Italy the Mucem will celebrate its 5th year since it opened its doors – a timely moment for a first retrospective on a little known aspect of its work: the building-up of its collections whose collection already numbers over a million items The collection is indeed both rich and large but historically it has been very linked to French culture inasmuch as the Mucem inherited assets from the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions Since the museum set itself the breadth of the Mediterranean region it thus became necessary to re-vector our acquisitions policy in favour of this new area of competency 82% of Mucerm acquisitions come from the Mediterranean area … the objects presented in this exhibition demonstrate great diversity in the collections And how are each of them potentially pertinent to the Mucem through donation proposals or purchases undertaken by individuals We are also approached by galleries and auction houses it’s the conservators themselves who go off to locate an object Every conservator has their own specialised area of interest which involves following developments in relevant galleries and sales catalogs and building up a network of collectors and amateurs who will help find new objects of interest and new sources for the Mucem collections but very useful for a museum about society such as the Mucem We first define a specific research theme for a period of one and then send out field investigators whose goal is to come back with “contextualised” objects ie those that have come about through statements and allow us to harvest the most information This strategy enables us to obtain sets of objects with a clear context as to their origin What sort of objects stem from such investigatory acquisitions One example is the Tom Craig photograph fund that was acquired further to a major HIV Aids campaign and which documents the fight against the virus during the 1980s which are part of an acquisitions policy carried out by the museum for over 10 years in France This began before the current craze in the market for this type of discipline every conservator puts forward an acquisition proposal during monthly internal meetings the next phase involving the acquisitions committee begins and it meets once a year Members include Mucem representatives as well as others from outside bodies (Ministry of Culture etc) and they vote on whether to acquire the item(s) or not There is also a third phase for items that will cost over a certain threshold and this depends on the the Museums Service of the Ministry of Culture the Mucem thus acquired over 1,700 objects which presents some fifty objects acquired since 2013 that include graffiti —a display of some of the ways the collections have evolved and thereby highlight the principles that guide the enrichment of Mucem assets from the perspective of its area of competence just as much geographic (the Mediterranean) as disciplinary (via ethnological cultural and History of Art perspectives); —a testament to the variety of acquired objects —a presentation of Mucem’s own acquisition methods from the traditional (donations; purchases from individuals art market professionals; and public sales) to those particular to the museum (using investigative gathering techniques); —a chance to view objects that have either never or rarely been on show at the Mucem the CCR is also open to the public and this function was very much part of the thinking during its design phase in order to integrate specially dedicated areas for this purpose Discover 3 Jun 2020FORMER Celtic keeper Logan Bailly has revealed he's quit his club in Belgium because the owner wanted him to sell WINE to make up for his lost football wages The 34-year-old won eight caps for Belgium and spent two years as back-up at the Hoops. He made six appearances for them in total. He was released in 2017 and signed for Mouscron, but his contract was terminated last year after a lack of games and he decided to retire after being out of football for over a year. However, former Borussia Moenchengladbach and Genk keeper Bailly changed his mind and agreed to sign for Union Namur Fosses-La-Ville, who played in the Belgian lower leagues. But he's now on the look-out for a new club after the unusual request from his club. He said: "If I told you only a quarter of what I experienced here, you would have a good laugh. "The majority of the players have had no wages since February and the new owner had decided he no longer has to pay us because of the coronavirus. "In fact, he even suggested we sell wine instead to make up for not paying us. "So I am looking for another club. I have had offers from teams in Malta and Romania, but I don't want to go too far from my family again. "I still have enthusiasm for the game, but it will take time for me to get fit. It's like returning from injury. "I have gained a few pounds and haven't touched a ball for two months, but if I get a chance from a club I'll fight to come back. It was a part of my life and I did what I did "I know what I spent and what I won and lost but if I am homeless under a bridge in five years' time I take responsibility for everything I've done." Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click here the famous Portuguese egg cream tarts from Belem At Val-de-Marne, in the town of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (accessible by public transport), a very special tavern awaits gourmet lovers of Portuguese cuisine. Taberna Londrina is the standard-bearer for the city of Porto focusing on a very speciality: Francesinha Nicknamed the "Portuguese croque-monsieur", this dish is said to have originated during the French invasions of Portugal under Napoleon 1st. It is said to have been inspired by the French croque-monsieur principle with the twist that the sandwich is covered and surrounded by sauce A comforting specialty that would be well worth a forkful the name of this restaurant will sound familiar and with good reason: Taberna Londrina is already present in several Portuguese cities The restaurant is already attracting a large Portuguese diaspora the reflex is more to greet you in Portuguese and less to explain the restaurant's menu and specialties when you ask what's the must-try dish on the menu it's without the slightest hesitation that we recommend the Francesinhas " A Moda do Porto" consisting of veal steak and fresh sausage with a fried egg on top and generously covered with a port sauce in which to dip French fries (not homemade Beer lovers beware: it goes perfectly with Taberna Londrina's own beer If you'd like to nibble before enjoying this dish,the restaurant offers other specialized starters Taberna Londrina offers other simpler dishes such as grilled salmon with two garnishes it's hard to miss the homemade pastel de Nata if you'd like to round off your meal with a more substantial sweet we suggest you indulge in another specialty airy caramel custard that almost reminds us of the consistency of whipped egg whites This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here We’re now about midway through the period of time Christians observe as Lent there’s plenty to do to mark this time of year and the upcoming Easter holiday Easter markets: In contrast to the above-named egg exhibitions Germany’s Easter markets are more of a time for perusing spring handicrafts and décor in general Cities with markets of this type include Nuremberg (March 15-28 and March 30-April 1) and Wiesbaden (March 15-17; includes open shops on the Sunday) takes place in its downtown area March 16-17 and also includes open shops on the Sunday Burning of winter and summer day parades: Laetere Sunday (March 10) is celebrated in many communities of the historical Kurpfalz region of southwest Germany as a day to bid farewell to winter Heidelberg marks the day with its annual Sommertagszug a parade in which children carry sticks decorated with pretzels and ends with the burning of the effigy of a giant snowman in the garden of its cathedral It is possible to see the best of their cities within three or four days A list of cities in Belgium is important for developing a travel plan Belgium is both a cosmopolitan and a provincial state It's one of the best places to learn about world history because the World War I was fought on there The country has a well-connected international airport making it possible for people to reach all the corners of the country from the capital within two hours the best way to get around the country is by train Our article will provide you with the list of states and cities in Belgium to help you develop a good travel plan Read also The name Belgium was derived from the Belgae tribes that resided in the northern part of a place known as Gaul around the third century BC the territories that currently form Belgium were part of the Roman empire The control and influence of the Roman empire over the territories decreased over the centuries The effect was that the lands were left isolated and the inadequate protection was an opportunity for the French and English to take control over the region the states were divided into small feudal states The famous counties that emerged included Duchies of Limburg and Brabant Flanders and Hainaut and the Prince-Bishopric of Liege which are the current provinces In Belgium, provinces are used for the state field. There are ten provinces in Belgium. The list below shows the provinces of Belgium ranked according to population size: Read also 15 of the most famous explorers of all time and what they did Below is a list of towns in Belgium and their provinces ranked according to population size. Read also Places to hang out in Accra: 15 of the coolest hang out spots in Ghana's capital Brussels is the capital city of Belgium. The capital city is the largest among the 19 municipalities within the Brussels-Capital area. The city acts as an administrative centre of the European Union. Consequently, the city has a population of 176,545 people and the total area covered by the city is 12.59 square miles. Brussels is home to important national offices and buildings such as the royal palace used by the king to carry out his responsibilities as the head of the government, the Prime Minister’s office, where the council of ministers often meet to discuss matters of the state and the Palace of the country that houses the Federal parliament. Also, the court of cassation, the council of the State, and the National Bank of Belgium are located there. READ ALSO: List of cities in Austria, size and population Read also What are some of the ancient towns in Ghana and their regions specifically on the southern part of the city's central hub visitors will enjoy the neo-gothic style surrounded by the Provincial Court Other places that you should visit are the impressive Saint John’s Hospital and the spectacular Gruuthuse Mansion the city of Ghent was considered the most powerful and the richest city in Europe This is evidenced by the imposing architecture of houses and churches in the area Ardennes is a right place for camping and hiking you should visit the rugged hills of Ardennes to see the tight forests The places also have friendly villages and castles The City is a good place to explore the Ardennes because of the fine sights Belgium is a place which many people dream of visiting medieval rooftops and even more indulgent chocolates The above list of cities in Belgium will help you develop a travel plan Every town in Belgium has something for you to enjoy during your trip to Belgium