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Eifelland: Nach 46 Jahren geht Manfred Poth in den Ruhestand

Eifelland - Sein grÃ¶Ãtes Vorhaben beginnt mit einer FehleinschÃ¤tzung. âDas ist jetzt dein Projektâ, sagt Landrat GÃ¼nter Rosenke im April 2002 zu Manfred Poth. âNa gutâ, denkt der, âdann habe ich fÃ¼r die nÃ¤chsten fÃ¼nf Jahre ja was zu tun.â Erst 14 Jahre spÃ¤ter wird das Forum Vogelsang erÃ¶ffnet. âAn diesem Tag schien die Sonneâ, erinnert sich Poth. 1000 GÃ¤ste sind an den Urftsee gekommen, zur ErÃ¶ffnung des Forums, der Dokumentation âBestimmung Herrenrasseâ und der Erlebnisausstellung âWildnis(t)rÃ¤umeâ. FÃ¼r Poth im Nachhinein âder schÃ¶nste Tag meiner beruflichen Laufbahnâ. Nun endet diese Laufbahn. In Vogelsang. Wo auch sonst? Mit einer Kreistagssitzung. Wie auch sonst? Symbolik pur fÃ¼r einen, der vor 46 Jahren in der Kreisverwaltung klein anfÃ¤ngt und es bis in die dritte Etage schafft, dorthin, wo die FÃ¼hrung sitzt. UnzÃ¤hlige VorgÃ¤nge gehen in dieser Zeit Ã�

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Every song on the Hillbilly Thomists new album could be a homily (including Bourbon, Bluegrass, & the Bible )

Dominican Father Thomas Joseph White, co-founder of the U.S.-based bluegrass band The Hillbilly Thomists, is pictured in Rome March 13, 2021. (CNS photo/Robert Duncan) I am not someone who typically listens to bluegrass or country music, but I am a Flannery O’Connor fan. So I came to the latest album by the Hillbilly Thomists “Just as I Am,” as one of the record’s songs says. I have not been able to stop listening to “Living for the Other Side” since. The Hillbilly Thomists are a band of friars from the Order of Preachers, otherwise known as the Dominicans. The group began as a creative outlet for two Dominican priests, Fathers Austin Litke and Thomas Joseph White; other brothers joined in to play music just for fun. The group kept growing eventually enlivening house events and the streets of Washington before they officially recorded their first album, released in 2017. “Living for the Other Side” was recorded over 10 days at a Dominican retreat house in the Ca

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Bluegrass and the Bible | Brandon McGinley

2 . 15 . 21 One way the Catholic Church has always fulfilled the mission entrusted to her by Christ is by confidently consecrating this world’s customs and institutions to eternal purposes. America has proven to be unusually challenging terrain for this work. Too often, attempts to make these new shores feel like home for the Church of the Old World have resulted in fashioning the Church in America’s image, rather than vice versa. This has sometimes created difficulties for American Catholics, leaving them torn between embracing a notably Americanized Catholicism and flirting with an impious anti-American traditionalism. Consider music. The most prominent merging of distinctly American music with the Catholic tradition is the collection of ditties foisted upon the English-speaking world by the St. Louis Jesuits. Less well-known is the attempt of convert Mary Lou Williams to craft sacred music in the jazz idiom: While

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180526:15:52:00

monday s campaign and the current poor people s campaign. why, bishop curry, do you think it is important at this time to recenter the poor and why take that message to the white house? well, it s important for a variety of reasons. one, as dr. king once said, we will either learn to live together as brothers and sisters or perish together as fools. those of us who are christian believe in following the way of jesus, and jesus was the one who said blessed are the poor, and blessed are the poor in spirit, that the way we show and live love in a practical way is through our compassion, through our works of justice, through our work of taking care of each other. when jesus was asked about judgment day, which was a way of asking what does god care about, he said, did you feed me when i was hungry? did you clothe me when i was faked? all of that parable in matthew 25 is about human beings taking care of each other, because we are all children of god. yes, indeed. bishop barber the episc

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