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[lavitalenta @lavitalenta]

Hidden Life in Nazareth - Ivanka Demchuk

[PARSIFEL @Parsifel1]

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[luca @asley_diluca]

@deerfaeerie Tem outro gato chamado Eros?

[luca @asley_diluca]

@LordAss Mas,

[marysocontrary @so_contrary]

Timothée Damas

[luca @asley_diluca]

@FlviaCa71935754 É uma obra maravilhosa.

[luca @asley_diluca]

@deerfaeerie Tenho uma aluna que de vez em quando aparece na minha mesa e pergunta: prof, que cor combina com história?

[luca @asley_diluca]

@deerfaeerie Aconteceu o mesmo comigo ontem

[Tracy Hogan @HoganSOG]

Drift off too sleep at night to the sounds of your own waterfall. Fareo Islands. Archipelago of Denmark. NMP.

[luca @asley_diluca]

Passando pelo posto me veio uma memória afetiva: a professora trazendo folhas recém-chegadas do mimeógrafo com aquele forte cheiro de álcool que nos deixava embriagados.

[luca @asley_diluca]

@basedaugusto Kk eu também não, e não tenho vontade

[luca @asley_diluca]

Relendo pela quarta vez essa obra-prima.

[luca @asley_diluca]

@PennyLane__1987 Só três cm acima da média 😥

[Catholicism in East Asia @TheChurchInAsia]

A painting of the Virgin Mary and Christ in front of a snowy Japanese village. This piece is part of a large collection originating from a Carmelite convent in Japan.

[Catholic News Agency @cnalive]

The Vatican is currently investigating miracles associated with the intercession of Blessed Justus Ukon Takayama that, if confirmed, could lead to the canonization of the Church’s first samurai saint.

Japanese Cardinal Thomas Aquinas Manyo Maeda of Osaka revealed on DEc. 21 that the Vatican’s investigation into the miracles is ongoing, according to reporting by CBCP News, the news arm of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines.

“We pray that the investigation of Ukon’s miracles will be completed and approved at least within the next year or two,” Maeda said.

Maeda revealed the investigations after a special Mass in honor of Takayama in the Manila cathedral in the Philippines. The cardinal and 30 other Japanese pilgrims journeyed to Manila Dec. 18–22 as part of an annual pilgrimage to the site of Takayama’s exile and death.

A renowned Japanese warrior in his day and a man of great learning and culture, Takayama renounced his power and possessions rather than give up his Christian faith. For his defiance Takayama was exiled from Japan, fleeing with 300 other Christians to the Philippines, where he died in 1615.

In 2016, Pope Francis approved a decree designating Takayama’s death as a martyrdom, and he was officially beatified in February 2017. To be canonized as the Church’s first samurai saint, the Vatican must approve at least one verified miracle attributed to Takayama’s intercession.
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[luca @asley_diluca]

@AnnyManrich Feliz Natal, querida. Que Deus te abençoe a ti e a tua família.

[luca @asley_diluca]

Meu sonho é morar na Antártida, tropeçar no gelo e deslizar por quilômetros, caindo num lugar aparentemente vago, mas que conteria ruínas das civilizações que lá residiam. O aquecimento global derreteria as ruínas e eu morreria soterrado sem poder contar ao mundo minha descoberta

[luca @asley_diluca]

O vestuário realmente muda nossa relação com as coisas. A morte se tornou mais banal quando abandonamos o chapéu: lembro-me do Bandeira, no poema um caixão passando, tão-logo a reverência com o chapéu.

[Catholicism in East Asia @TheChurchInAsia]

This Catholic print was created in 1937 in Beijing, China, and features intricate details of the Crucifixion. For example, the casting of lots and the mourning women of Jerusalem.