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My fiancée heard a homily for yesterday that was really good, I want to share the line here for future reference, but the Dominican friar said:
A lack of the presence of the poor in our lives is a sign that we are failing to live up to our duties as children of God.
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Allez signer la pétition pour sa destitution. Un seul lien valable ici :
Demande de destitution du Président Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l’article 68 de la Constitution À l’attention des parlementaires de l’Ass
Frosted Evening - Paul Evans ::: British , b. 1954 - :: Silk sceen print , 64 × 66 cm.
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“Abundance and destitution are two facets of the one face of God, and to be spiritually alive in the fullest sense is to recall one when we are standing squarely in the midst of the other.” ― Christian Wiman, My Bright Abyss: Meditation of a Modern Believer
3 avril 1814 : Napoléon est destitué par le Sénat ➽ http://bit.ly/Decheance-Napoleon En mars 1814, Napoléon est battu, la France est envahie, et l’Empire s’effondre, le Sénat reprochant bientôt à Napoléon les violations du pacte constitutionnel et prononçant sa déchéance, fixant également que le droit d’hérédité établi dans sa famille est aboli
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Le sous-fifre sous-titre par contrepet explicite - les lieux (communs) qui disent
Édouard Philippe ou "L'ard philou d'édippe" - c'est pas lui qui couche avec sa mère pourtant!
A few weeks ago, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) found that 3.8 million people in the UK – more than one in 20 of us – had experienced “destitution”. For most of my lifetime, I had regarded the word “destitution” as something of an historical artefact, a relic of Dickensian novels and the Great Depression of the inter-war years. Poverty has always been with us – I grew up in the 1980s in a single parent family and was on free school meals. But deep, grinding poverty is back. Decades of progress are being unravelled. The JRF defines destitution as “when people cannot afford to meet their most basic physical needs to stay warm, dry, clean and fed”. Think about that for a minute: one in every 20 of us, and approximately one in 15 children (two in every classroom), are struggling to stay warm, dry, clean and fed.
Andrew Fisher, ‘Royal visits to baby banks are a dangerous normalisation of poverty’, iNews
Kafka cité dans le très bel entretien de Luca Salza paru dans le @lundi.am de la semaine (https://lundi.am/Kafka-ou-la-voix-de-la-destitution), feat. Giordano Bruno. Allez lire
