@JulieHRubio I’m sure you also know what comes after this verse. Men are called to be to their wives as Christ is to the Church. It’s a calling for us to die for our wives. Paul’s teaching sets a very exacting condition for men to make this valid.
@JulieHRubio Hey Julie, thanks for speaking up for women. Abuse in any form to any gender should never be tolerated. As a Catholic theologian, I’m sure you are familiar with the doctrine that the Bible needs to be read and interpreted in its unitive and complete context.
Only the love of Jesus can transform our life, heal our deepest hurts and set us free from the vicious circles of disappointment, anger and constant complaint.
“Enough!” says Jesus (Lk 22:38), when his disciples produce two swords before the Passion. “Enough!” That single word of Jesus echoes through the centuries and reaches us forcefully in our own time: enough of swords, weapons, violence and war!
When he started working on Warm Waters in 2013, @Vlad_Sokhin intended to show the effects of climate change in Papua New Guinea. Overwhelmed by their scale, he went on to cover 18 territories in the Pacific region over the course of seven years.
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#Friendship is one of life’s gifts and a grace from God. Faithful friends, who stand at our side in times of difficulty, are a reflection of the Lord’s love, His gentle and consoling presence in our lives.
Photojournalism was born before social media. Whereas social media is an amorphous blob that has no social agenda other than being viral can do, photojournalism began as a force of good, based on a sense of public justice.
A compelling argument by @Yunghi on the ethics of journalism, an important read on what our role & responsibilities are as photojournalists https://t.co/dzlp1wFn2I
@loupalu@Yunghi Photojournalism was born before social media. Whereas social media is an amorphous blob that has no social agenda other than being viral can do, photojournalism began as a force of good, based on a sense of public justice.
Panos photographer @NorikoHayashi_ has been exploring the relationship between Japan and North Korea for ten years. Her latest series explores the forgotten story of Japanese women repatriated to North Korea with their Korean husbands in the 1950s and 60s. https://t.co/ONlKPxTQXO
キルギスとウズベキスタンの川をテーマにした、写真展「If Apricot trees begging to bloom」の展示が、今日から27日まで、ニコンプラザ新宿The Gallery1,2(新宿エルタワー28階)で始まります。お時間がありましたら、是非お越し下さい!無料、日曜休み。
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Photography isn't simply the click of the shutter. Behind the click is a series of decisions, hesitations, hits and misses, perhaps, even a story. Each photograph is a document of time, frozen forever. Simply put, this is documentary photography.... https://t.co/YpESDHmFxK