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Day: December 20, 2020
“Господь чекає, коли ти запросиш Його до себе”
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December 20 2020 Angelus prayer Pope Francis
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3 FULL EPISODES 16 – The Beinngers Bible 👼✝️👼
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Aaya Christmas, Aaya Christmas – Santa Claus | Hindi Rhymes for Children | Infobells
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Live Mass on the Fourth Sunday of Advent with Fr. Rob Galea 20/12/2020
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THE PLANNER AND HIS PLAN and the planner and his plan
सूरज से गुफ्तगू #41
दिखोगे या नहीं दिखोगे
कब से खड़ी हु रास्ता देखे
कुछ बोलोगे या नहीं बोलोगे
तेरी कहानी को सुनने को कान है तरसे
मेरी तरह दिलचस्प न सही
पर कहानी तो तेरी भी होगी
मेरी तरह बेख़ौफ़ न सही
मोहब्बत तो तूने भी की होगी
चल अब आ भी जा
ऐसे न सत्ता
मोहब्बत का इज़हार कर भी जा
ऐसे न मुझसे तू अपनी कहानी छुपा
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My most disturbing dream
I’ve had a recurring dream, in which Papa somehow comes back to life some months after dying, only to die again permanently several months later. For some unclear reason, his temporary resurrection is not made public to everyone; and we are all aware and certain that it is, indeed, temporary. The details are very hazy to me, but my dream-self experiences this scenario as having been true. In other words, my dream-self perceives this as an actual memory, rather than as a fantasy.
In this dream, I try to explain to Papa and to myself why I am continuing to mourn him during that interim period between his two deaths. In other words, why did I continue reciting kaddish during the traditional Jewishyear of mourning that began with his original death, and why did I continue writing every week about my mourning, while knowing that he wasn’t really…
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Christmas Cut Out Cookies
A basic sugar cookie that is easy and fun for kids to cut out with their favorite cookie cutter shapes. My grandkids like all the different types of cookies we make for Christmas but these are by far their most fun! This is my 14th and final cookie recipe I am posting for Christmas. I will post my Cut Out Cookie Buttercream Frosting in another post.
Ingredients
Cream the butter and sugar until combined. I use
the mixer on medium speed or you can do this by hand.
Add the eggs one at a time and mix
well after each added egg.
Add the vanilla extract and mix.
Whisk together the flour, cream of tartar,
baking soda and salt.
Gradually add the flour mixture to
the batter until combined.
Divide the dough in half and form each half
into a ball. Wrap tightly with plastic wrap and
refrigerate for about…
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A Brief Overview Of The United Kingdom
How to Have A Successful Job Search During COVID
COVID-19 has changed pretty much everything we know, especially when it comes to our careers. Some of us lost our jobs because we are part of the industries that are affected the most by the pandemic. While others are still uncertain if their jobs will last even after the pandemic.
If you are looking for work during this time, don’t be disheartened if you think that there won’t be any available jobs for you. It may be the perfect time for you to change and improve your job search efforts and find a career that you may not have considered before.
Here are some tips on how you can have a successful job search during the pandemic:
Recover from your previous job woes
Before beginning your job search, make sure that you are ready to move on to a new job. Some people often struggle during their search because they…
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Worlds Without End
There are many reasons to love this verse. But one in particular excites me: Because the original Greek phrase “eon of the eons” means endless time, it’s usually translated “forever and ever.” But since eon also means “world,” the phrase means endless worlds, as well–literally both at once.
There’s only one modern term that means both ages and worlds: space-time. It was invented when quantum physicists discovered that time and space were a single thing. In other words: Without space, there’s no time, and without time, there’s no space. The Big Bang theory says space-time had a beginning (so does the Bible). And before that? Many think a different space-time existed. And after this one? The Apostle Peter and the book of Revelation say there’ll be “a new heavens and a new earth.” Another Bang? Maybe. And what about the theory of multiverses? Past, present, future–they’re all the same to…
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The History of the Celebration of Christmas in Europe

When we have the media telling us that Christmas is actually a pagan ceremony – it is really just the Puritan view of Christmas presented in the ‘new Puritan’ way. Below is a summary of Father Weiser’s brief history of the festival of Christmas, as set out in his book, “A Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs” (1) – a discursive study of Christmas from the perspective of 1952.
He noted that, in the Roman Empire it was a general custom to celebrate the birthdays of rulers, with no necessary correlation between the date of the celebration and the date of the actual birth- the birthdate of Plato for example was celebrated on the feast day of the god Apollo.
The early Christians celebrated the birth of Christ, in most cases on the feast of Epiphany (January 6), which is one of the oldest feasts. Father Weiser says: “Soon after…
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Wisdom Of Writers: The Tough Advice
Anais Nin teaches us a tough lesson about what it means to be a writer. With this vision in mind, numbers don’t matter, nor do the readers. All that matters is how you feel when you write.
Although I mostly agree, there are areas where emotions cannot be omnipresent (and maybe they shouldn’t). What do you think?
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How to Describe Flavours in Latin?
Foundation Operation X for languages, cultures and perspectives
Written by Dyami Millarson
Ever wondered how to express flavours in Classical Latin? If you wish to describe your culinary experiences in Latin, it is definitely relevant to wonder about this.
Food is timeless; a lot has changed in this world since ancient times, but we still need to eat and drink like our ancestors, so it is definitely interesting to think about describing flavours and tastes in ancient languages like Latin.
In this light, I believe that talking about food flavours is essential to the revival of Latin. Talking about food flavours connects us with the Latin speakers and writers of yore.
Here are some adjectives used to describe flavours and tastes in Latin:
- Bonus, good.
- Malus, bad.
- Suāvis, sweet, delicious.
- Dulcis, sweet.
- Ācer, bitter, sour.
- Acerbus, bitter, sour.
- Melliculus, honeysweet.
- Dēliciōsus, delicious
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A poem – Loneliness – Navin’s Poetry
It’s late at night as usual & my mind is on wandering spree I’m very sleepy at present but sleeping is not my first priority Spears are slowly piercing in my head, they’re paining me constantly I’m hearing a loud knock on my door, oh it’s my spiraling anxiety My loneliness is about to lit … Continue reading A poem – Loneliness – Navin’s Poetry
Microtale: She is a throwback 🌈
She is a throwback, where love still found hope inside her loyal soul, in this unkind world …. 🌈
She is a throwback, where fairytale still existed inside her innocent heart, in this cruel world… 🌈
She is a throwback, where magic spell turned everything beautiful in the end, in this wicked world…🌈
Astha Srivastava ♥️

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3 Things To Consider For Getting More Comments
How satisfied are you with the number and the quality of the comments you receive on your website? What would you like to be better?
Having comments on your website is a great addition to both your readers and also for SEO. For readers is more content to read and interact with and for search engines is like a social proof your posts are awesome, so they should appear higher in SERP (search engines results pages).
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The life of universe
Sharing thoughts & Daily discoveries journal
What is universe?
What are parts of the universe?
As long as there is universe, parts of the universe are there existing forever..
Shall they be in flesh
Shall they be in spirits
Shall they are the particles
Shall they are the radiations
They will transform the appearances, but in any forms they will exist somewhere some forms…
The strength of binding will make the miracles of encounters
What you can’t have or near or see
You can still feel or think or having in mind…
When there is time you think it’s darkest and coldest…be greater than your circumstances, be your own light to brighten your way back..
God trains the hardest lessons to the most outstanding child..
Clear the quest! Because God gifted you with the quality to clear this already.
Go beyond the current cloudy curtain, then you will see yourself with more energy with an unbelievable…
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Saint Augustine on the Incarnation: Part IV – The American Catholic
This Advent, on each Sunday, we will take a look at Saint Augustine’s thoughts on the Incarnation contained in his Sermon 191. Go here to read the first part of the sermon, here to read the second part and here to read the third part. The sermon concludes with Saint Augustine asking the nuns being … Continue reading Saint Augustine on the Incarnation: Part IV – The American Catholic
The Most Forged Artist in America
I’ll admit to having always had a bit of a fascination with forgeries. I’ve felt the same way about impersonators, too, and I know my thinking is quite naive here, but even as a child I wondered about “Elvis impersonators” — the question being, “If they sound like Elvis, why aren’t they famous in their own right?”
And so it is with art forgers. If they have the talent to paint like an old master or a famous artist from another school, why are they forging art? Why aren’t they painting their own works? Again, I suppose the question is somewhat naive, and maybe it goes to show that talent alone doesn’t account for success or fame.
Over the last few weeks, as you know, I’ve been studying tonalism and learning about the artists who were a part of this beautiful movement in American landscape art. I’ve fallen…
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