Jesus on the cross! Gesù sulla Croce!

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Il nuovo dipinto da Emanuel! 

Miraculous photo! La photo di un miracolo!

Please look att his photo. It is just incredable. Look at the water. As father pours the water on boys head the water falls in the form of the rosary. Thank you pere Samson

 Regarde l'eau , c'est incroyable ! PHOTO! Une image vaut mille mots !!  Je vous donne une traduction libre du texte anglais. Une photo étonnante est devenue un message de foi en Espagne. Cette photo a été prise au baptême de Valentino Mora, le fils d'Erica, une maman de 21 ans qui a demandé au photographe de prendre une photo de son fils gratuitement. La photo du baptême de Valentino Mora se trouve sur l'Internet, parce qu'au moment ou le prêtre verse l'eau baptismale sur la tête de l'enfant, on voit les flux d'eau en forme d'un chapelet (voir la photo ci-dessus). Cette histoire a commencé à la Paroisse de l'Assomption de Notre Dame dans Cordova, l'Espagne, où le baptême d'un bébé du mois a eu lieu. Au moment où Valentino est venu pour recevoir le baptême, Erica a demandé au photographe Maria Silvana Salles, qui a été embauché par d'autres parents baptisant leurs bébés, de prendre une photo de son fils comme une faveur, puisque la jeune mère n'avait pas les moyens de payer. La photographe, à la demande d'Erica, accepte de prendre une photo de Valentino. Maria Silvana avec une caméra traditionnelle a envoyé le film à être développé à un magasin dans Cordova. Quand elle a reçu les photos, elle a remarqué avec la surprise que l'eau versée sur la tête de Valentino était un chapel parfait. La photo du baptême de Valentino a éveillé la foi des gens de Cordova qui viennent à l'humble maison d'Erica et Valentino Mora pour le toucher. La vérité est que ce signe de foi a mobilisé cette ville dans Cordova, dont les voisins vont au magasin de Maria Silvana acheter la photo comme si c'était une carte de prière.

Ostensione Sacra Sindone. Exposition of Holy Shroud. Ostension du Suaire.

E' la prima esposizione da dieci anni: oggi in Duomo alle ore 16,00 Santa Messa Solenne. Poi entreranno i pellegrini.

Sono in arrivo due milioni di pellegrini. La città di Torino è blindata.

Le prenotazioni sono sempre aperte.
Prenotazione gratuita obbligatoria:
Sul sito www.sindone.org
Numero Verde 0080007463663

Per chi è a Torino, prenotazioni in Piazza Castello, Palazzo della Regione, in Via Palazzo di Città.
Sempre in Piazza Castello: Filatelia, Book Shop, Annullo Filatelico con orario continuato dalle 09,00 alle 20,00 dal lunedì alla domenica.

La vita parrocchiale continua nelle due Chiese vicine.
Sante Messe, Confessioni, Ufficio, ecc... :
Chiesa dello Spirito Santo
Chiesa del Corpus Domini

L'Ostensione terminerà domenica 23 maggio.

Yes, all over the news Brad and Angleina are in our country visiting!

Aida Prljaca, the spokeswoman for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Sarajevo, said the couple arrived on Sunday night (after the family’s Easter egg hunt in Italy).

According to The Associated Press, Brad and Angie hope to “spotlight the plight of 117,000 people who have not able to return to their homes, even though the Bosnia war ended 15 years ago.”

Bosnian National radio said the couple went to a refugee centre in the eastern town of Gorazde, where they visited two families who had fled their homes during the conflict and had yet to return, almost 15 years after the end of the war.

"I was surprised when I recognized him. I could not say anything, I was so moved," one mother, whose name was not revealed, said of her meeting with Pitt.

"He came to me and took me in his arms. He was also surprised when I told him that I had recognized him and he was very moved with my personal history. He gave me some money," the unemployed mother of one told the radio.

More than three years of war left 100,000 people dead and 2.2 million refugees and displaced persons. Some 117,000 people are still displaced or unable to return to their homes, according to the UNHCR.

After a day in Bosnia, the couple flew into the coastal town Tivat in Montenegro, airport officials said.

Local media speculated Jolie, a UNHCR good-will ambassador, and Pitt would spend a day in one of Montenegro's luxurious hotels or visit the famed Croatian coastal town ofDubrovnik.

Jolie and Pitt have not been seen in public since Bosnian border police announced that a famous Hollywood couple had arrived late Sunday.

Prljaca said their visit to Bosnia would be discreet, without any contact with media, and that the UNHCR would likely issue a statement later in the day.

Dozens of photographers staked out the luxury Hotel Europe in the centre of the Bosnian capital Sarajevoovernight Sunday, said an AFP photographer.

A local photographer of news portal Visegrad24.info managed to take a photo of the pair, dressed in black, in the eastern Bosnian village of Medjedja, near Visegrad.

The couple flew into Sarajevo from Venice, where Jolie is working alongside Johnny Depp on the film "The Tourist", directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, who was behind the critically acclaimed 2007 German film "The Lives of Others".

Vatican records from World War II era now online

Vatican City, Mar 25, 2010 / 10:32 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The Holy See announced today that documents that had only been available in hard-copy in libraries are now available online through the Vatican's website. The new records "represent a documentary resource of inestimable value that is now at the disposal of scholars and all interested persons," the Vatican said.

The official "Acts of the Holy See" from 1865 to 2007, taken from the Actae Sanctae Sedis and Acta Apostolicae Sedis collections are accessible in Adobe Acrobat format (pdf), as well as the twelve-volume set of the Acts and Documents of the Holy See Relative to the Second World War, ordered by Pope Paul VI and edited by four Jesuit historians.

Access to the resources is free of charge.

According to a Vatican communique, the offering of the collection to the public "is a great contribution to research and information on the history and activities of the Holy See."

The texts can be accessed at www.vatican.va, the official website of the Holy See, in the "Resource Library" section or directly from the home page of the English site by clicking on the icon under that of the "Letter to the Catholics of Ireland."