"The presence of God in your daily routine" with Fr. Mark Goring

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Today in Peace and Justice History

oday in Peace & Justice history on October 23, 1915
33,000 women marched in New York City demanding the right to vote. 
Known as the "banner parade" because of the multitude of flags and 
banners carried, it began at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and continued 
until long after dark, attracting a record-breaking crowd of spectators. 
Motor cars brought up the rear decorated with Chinese lanterns; 
once darkness fell, Fifth Avenue was a mass of moving colored lights. 
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Objectifying Woman through a "Cause"

Ok people let's get our priorities straight here.... 

Breast Cancer is NOT about "saving boobs" or any of those ridiculous slogans. Breast Cancer is a disease that affects the ENTIRE body of a woman; it just happens to begin in the breasts. So all these slogans of "I love boobies", "save the tatas" etc etc etc. are nothing more than objectifying women by limiting them to one part of their body INSTEAD of understanding that women suffering from Breast Cancer also have problems in the rest of their body caused by the cancer. Where are all the Feminists? Feminists seem to always be shouting that they want to be treated like Human beings and not object YET it seems that none of them get upset by this commercial trend of "Boob-Mania". I guess I'm just different cause I actually care about women for being human beings and not just one part of their bodies. Thank you momma for teaching me how to respect women like St. Joseph respected Mother Mary

Equally Blessed

Just because you are straight DOES NOT mean you are more blessed or favored by God. We are all EQUALLY BLESSED because we are made in the Image and Likeness of God. We are called to heal and reconcile not abuse and marginalize. On this #SpiritDay I choose to be God's instrument of love and justice to all those who "cry" out for a simple embrace. There's already enough chaos in this world. Let us all work together and be co-creators of community and harmony! :) 

#SpiritDay 2013 WEAR PURPLE 10/17/13

Somewhere Over the Rainbow performed by JME

This is Mathew Maldonado performing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" on Tenor Sax with the Jerry Maynard Experience. Hope you enjoy it! This is dedicated to Juan Maldonado, Mathew's dad because it's his favorite song. Peace and love be with you! Jerry Maynard Experience (JME) Piano/Bandleader: Jerry Maynard Tenor Sax: Mathew Maldonado Alto Sax: Jesse Michael Lara Drums/Percussion: John Maldonado

Falling in Love W/Love performed by JME

This is Jesse Michael Lara from the Jerry Maynard Experience (my Jazz Quartet) playing Alto Sax for "Falling in Love w/Love"

Fr. Greg Boyle SJ

REC 2012 | Period 4 | Fr. Greg Boyle

The Song Sessions: "Christ In Me" TIM TIMMONS

John Dear's Persistent Peace

Today in Peace and Justice History

Today in Peace & Justice history on October 2, 1869
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the Indian nationalist leader 
whose philosophy of nonviolence would influence movements 
around the world, was born in Porbandar, one of the cities 
of Gujarat State. He came to prominence as the leader of the 
successful nonviolent resistance to British colonial rule of India. 
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Thought of the Day

Pope to Catechists: Want to be a good Catechist? Follow these three points

Pope to Catechists: Want to be a good Catechist? Follow these three points

John Lennon-Power To The People-Offical Video-HQ

Since the Government cant handle the issues at hand, let me remind you that our nation was buiilt on this principle......THE PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER!