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By submitting my personal data, I agree that ADM will process it according to our Online Privacy Statement We’re currently performing regular maintenance on ADM.com and can’t accept submissions right now We appreciate your interest and hope you’ll try again in 30 minutes Complete this contact form and you will be contacted in the next 5 business days By submitting my personal data, I agree that ADM will process it according to our Online Privacy Statement in the northern part of the State of Paraná has found an ally to better manage the 'disposable' materials produced in homes by carrying out annual collections of recycled waste The Office for the Pastoral Care of the Environment of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima Parish is carrying out this project It is a great concern for the "Upper City" It is a watershed between three basins: the Pirapó River which feeds the locality; the Tibagi River and the Ivaí River Volunteers go around the neighborhoods collecting both electronic waste and used cooking oil The initiative is part of a series of activities by the local church to respond to Pope Francis' call to care for our common home Included in what the Pope calls a "network of solidarity and belonging" (Laudato sì Amauri Henrique Rosina is the pastoral coordinator of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima Parish and a Laudato si' Animator of the World Catholic Climate Movement He leads the campaign's work in the city to put into practice the Pope's call to transform the environment in which one lives “alleviating the adverse effects of their surroundings and learning to orient their lives amid disorder and uncertainty” (Laudato sì the community was asked to properly separate and dispose of used cooking oil in PET bottles or other well-sealed containers avoiding the contamination of 1 billion liters of water widely used for domestic purposes in bars and restaurants can cause serious damage to the environment Experts advise not to dispose of the product in home sinks in addition to damaging the plumbing in homes volunteers had noticed that "people had a lot of used oil and did not know what to do with it We saw that the containers were dirty and dusty and people said they did not know how to dispose of them we are now creating a habit for recycling by sharing knowledge because it is a highly polluting and toxic product," explains Amauri The collected liters of oil are always sent to an authorized company that filters it and sends it to a soap factory in town dozens of seedlings were distributed as part of the project Plant a tree," as well as the installation of 16 signs advising people not to dispose of trash in inappropriate places "God has entrusted us with the task of cultivating and caring for his creation The actions we take are meant to make the community think," adds the Laudato si' Animator The Apucarana community also participates in the annual e-waste collection Brazil ranks fifth in the world and first in Latin America for e-waste production according to data from the 2019 report The Global E-Waste Monitor conducted by the United Nations in collaboration with various other international organizations volunteers from the Office for the Pastoral Care of the Environment and employees of COCAP (Cooperative of Collection of Apucarana) go around neighborhoods to collect small and medium-sized electrical and electronic products that are no longer working or are unused: old televisions equipment that contains materials such as plastic glass and metal can be recycled and must be disposed of properly by specific companies to reduce damage to the environment "the success of this work is due to the trust that the community places in the Office for the Pastoral Care of the Environment as suggested by Pope Francis in Laudato si' which is our planet." The coordinator explains that the volunteers have decided to work "from the inside out because it makes no sense to wish to save the world and not take practical actions in our home and our family to recycle and also encourage a decrease in the use of materials to reduce household waste It is a great harmony we are seeking: we need to start from the inside." Thank you for reading our article. You can keep up-to-date by subscribing to our daily newsletter. Just click here On the occasion of Fr Francis Xavier Tabone Adami’s death on June 22 in the city of Apucarana a short homage is due to a much beloved priest who dedicated all his life and by the end of the same year was in the diocese of Londrina He started working in the parish of Rolândia distinguishing himself as father spiritual of many people especially the nuns of the Gozo-founded Franciscan Sisters of the Heart of Jesus The partitioning of the diocese of Londrina in 1965 found him working in the parish of Sabaudia which passed to the newly-installed diocese of Apucarana where he worked as parish priest of the cathedral in Apucarana (1966-1972) and of the nearby town of Cambira (1972-2020) Fr Francis was appointed vicar general of the diocese in 1984 In the 1980s he was already the coordinator of the diaconate for all the dioceses in the state of Paraná the courses for laymen with a vocation for the diaconate were given twice a year in different dioceses and they were the foundation stone for a novel way at serving the Church and empowering the laity One may now perceive this highly relevant service working in all the dioceses of the state of Paraná the result of God’s work through Fr Francis he laboured for the Church ad intra till disease impaired his ongoing services to the Church Perhaps it’s not preposterous to quote Shakespeare in this context: “He was a man I shall not look upon his like again.” please register for free or log in to your account Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Bangkok straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Bangkok Expats residing in Thailand can now register to get COVID-19 vaccines through the government's website called thailandintervac.com The rollout for foreign nationals has begun alongside the country's mass vaccination scheduled to start back on June 7 the vaccine would be distributed to diplomats and foreign nationals who are 60 years old and above as well as those with underlying diseases The Department of Disease Control has issued a statement promising that all expats would receive the jabs Anyone who wishes to receive the vaccines can register and reserve a date via thailandintervac.com. The system opens for registration every day from 12:00 to 15:00. The available vaccines, as stated on the website, are Sinovac and AstraZenaca. (Johnsons & Johnsons and Moderna appear to be the alternatives in the future.) At the time of writing, the inoculation for expats will be carried on at these three locations (where English speaking staff will be available): Bangkok Hospital Pattaya and Bangrak Vaccination and Health Center are listed as the locations set to open soon. For more information, you can email to Office of International Cooperation Department of Disease Control (Ministry of Public Health Thailand) at oicddchotline@gmail.com. instagramtiktokfacebookAbout us Contact us William McGeePublished: Invalid Date THIS is the horror moment a vengeful son shoots his dad's suspected killer six times during his murder trial Cristiano Alves Terto, from Brazil opened fire at Francisco Cleidivaldo Mariano de Moura as he chased him across the courtroom CCTV footage shows judges and jury members running for their lives and cowering in fear as the drama unfolded Terto struck him twice on the head with the butt of his weapon The gunman was then chased by onsite police officers who arrested him at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder The incident took place in São José do Belmonte but the images were only made public on Monday (April 1) He’s since been discharged and is at liberty, with no retrial date currently set, as reported by Need to Know. As for Terto, he was sent to prison on remand on November 30, 2023. De Moura allegedly shot his attacker’s dad, Francisco Alves, on October 5, 2012. De Moura said he was looking for a donkey that had strayed from his property in Lagoa Alexandre only for Alves to allegedly reply: “Get off my property when Alves allegedly grabbed a wooden stick and walked towards him then fired a gunshot into the air in a bid to scare him off Alves continued moving towards him and forced him into firing a second shot into the ground prompting De Moura to fire a fatal third shot - hitting him in the abdomen The victim was taken to a local hospital and later transferred to a larger facility in Arcoverde It remains unclear as to how long De Moura was on the run for and why it took so long for him to appear in court Elsewhere, a pregnant beauty blogger and her unborn baby have died from dengue fever Influencer Sofia Amorim, 22, was seven months into her pregnancy when she died from multiple organ failure in her hometown Goiania And this is the horror moment a neighbour was shot dead after poking his head over the wall as his partner begged him to take cover Bruno Emídio da Silva Junior, 33, and his partner were holding a party at their home in Apucarana when they thought they heard gunshots coming from next door 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 this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ We’ve seen some scary clips of cyclists reaching huge speeds tucked in behind trucks but this is a first for us; a whole group drafting The incident in the clip below appears to have occurred in southern Brazil; between the cities of Arapongas and Apucarana in the state of Paraná It has been shared by a cyclist there who posted it to encourage others not to engage in this kind of riding While the cyclists are on a dual carriageway eight of them are right behind the truck as cars overtake and the incident is filmed from inside a following vehicle suggesting the cyclists behind the vehicle may have been dropped by a larger group ahead “This was on BR 369 on the stretch between the cities of Arapongas and Apucarana,” said the cyclist who posted the video He then added in a message to other cyclists: “If we want to be respected In another clip from Brazil a few years ago, two riders reached over 120km per hour drafting on a truck. One of them put his camera on the back of the vehicle to record themselves Isso foi na BR 369 no trecho entre as cidades de Arapongas e Apucarana. Se a gente quer ser respeitado, tem que respeitar, não? pic.twitter.com/RRGDUTF3ci We’re determined to make stickybottle.com much better for your enjoyment So become a ‘Stickybottle Supporter’ now from just €5 per month We’ve grown our audience significantly in recent years but the advertising market has become harder and harder each year In order to survive and grow – and create much better content – we need to develop an income from our readers By signing up to become a ‘Stickybottle Supporter’ you’ll be helping to secure independent coverage of Irish cycling for years to come Every cent collected from readers will be used to directly fund content Sign Up