Post a picture of the best cartoon character ever!
Tom and Jerry come to mind.
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1st liker gets 15 likes?
Oh, okay. :-)
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What is the last thing you forgot?
I have lost a friends post office box key. Certainly not the last thing I forgot but the last significant one.
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Do you sleep in the dark or with some light on?
I often fall asleep with lights on but, I prefer to sleep in the dark.
Post a picture of your wakeup face!
:-)
Are you a leader or a follower?
Perhaps neither, I seem to be a bit of a loner. :-)
Besides your country, which is the next best country in the world?
Yikes, difficult question to answer. I think that despite all her troubles the United States is a great place to live.
Do you like Coke or Pepsi? Why?
Coke. It is habit I suppose. Pepsi never caught on this country.
Hey, could you give my video and watch...and if you like it, can you drop a comment or perhaps share and subscribe...thanks if you do <3 http://youtu.be/8v8HEMP006c
I really enjoyed you video! Thanks. It was great. I am not sure I will subscribe just yet but I do hope to catch another of your videos soon. God bless you! :-) :-) :-) Keep vlogging! :-)
Post a picture of your dream car!
I can't really say I have a dream car. If money were not an issue, and I would not be doing anyone out of any money, and it came with driving training and all services paid then the Lamborgini Sesto Elemento would be a lot of fun. Probably cause my death, hopefully no one else's.
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What do you order at Starbucks?
Never been to Starbucks. :-)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=IE&v=9-RZBKPsUQ4&hl=en-GB ==DD
Really fun, thanks. :-) :-) :-)
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What is your favorite waste of time?
I really don't like wasting time. But relaxing listening to music can be beautiful, observing nature, or patterns, mulling over something. watching a fun movie.
It’s said that the people who are the most trusting are the most trustworthy. Would you agree with that? :)
An immediate caution comes to mind. If someone is overly trusting, trusts people too much, then he puts other people's trust in him in danger. Some of the people he mistakenly trusts might hurt the trust that is placed in him.
This applies to friendship too. A person, like that, might introduce untrustworthy friends to his friends and so harm them.
I find it very difficult to strike the right balance with trusting others.
This applies to friendship too. A person, like that, might introduce untrustworthy friends to his friends and so harm them.
I find it very difficult to strike the right balance with trusting others.
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What was the best movie of 2014?
I really loved "The Hundred-Foot Journey." I heard it criticized for a poor casting of Helen Mirren, in a role beneath her, and the simple setting which was economical. I thought there were many cliches and it was very predictable. But it was also a beautiful tale of simplicity and love and of genius and striving for perfection and also a lovely tale of the coming together of different races and the strength and richness which that brings. Especially healing at the time for Europe so torn with racial tension i thought. I was also fascinated by the look into high cuisine. The food of course made for a visual feast. :-) :-) :-)
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Who is the funniest comedian?
I don't listen much to comedians, but one of the funniest bits of comedy I have seen, was Robin Williams in an interview with Parkinson. I was in stitches. Right at the end he did make fun of St. John Paul's II health, but I don't think with disrespect. I can remember feeling a little bit uncomfortable with it at the time, uncomfortable at having laughed at his joke.
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Sure. :-)
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Have you ever loved someone you’ve never met?
No.
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Have you ever un-followed anyone who’s given a stupid answer to a question you’ve asked? ☺
No. :-)
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Do you prefer to talk or to listen?
I prefer to listen.
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Also the girl did not eat it, so what should be done with the host?
Again, I am no expert on these matters, which are really the concern of the priest. I did have occasion to ask a priest something along similar lines once, and he mentioned that a host, which has been desecrated, could be dissolved in water. With the disappearance of the bread, the Real Presence, would also disappear. The water should then be returned to the ground. Preferably by a specially constructed drain.
This was advice that was given to me as a lay person. I am not sure if a priest might act differently if he could deal with the situation.
In the case you have mentioned I am not sure that the host would be considered desecrated. It might be possible that the priest could consume the host? Or less likely he might return it to the tabernacle?
Again, why don't you ask a good priest on the Facebook page, "Ask a Catholic Priest": https://www.facebook.com/AskAPriest?ref=ts&fref=ts
Thanks again for the question and please ask further questions, based on what you find out, to help me improve my answer. And again blessing to you and may you grow still more in your reverence to the Blessed Sacrament.
This was advice that was given to me as a lay person. I am not sure if a priest might act differently if he could deal with the situation.
In the case you have mentioned I am not sure that the host would be considered desecrated. It might be possible that the priest could consume the host? Or less likely he might return it to the tabernacle?
Again, why don't you ask a good priest on the Facebook page, "Ask a Catholic Priest": https://www.facebook.com/AskAPriest?ref=ts&fref=ts
Thanks again for the question and please ask further questions, based on what you find out, to help me improve my answer. And again blessing to you and may you grow still more in your reverence to the Blessed Sacrament.
So at Mass today our priest gave communion to a girl who I think was not Catholic and was too young to understand, so she just took it back to her seat. I didn't stay after Mass long enough to see how this was handled, but I did see the priest go to talk to her. What should he do in this situation?
Yikes, I really don't know what a priest should do in this situation.
Obviously he must confront the person and try to get the host back.
I would think he should also question the person. In this case the person being too young to understand, he should question the parents to find out why they let the child receive the host. He should also arrange for the people involved to be taught, that the host is the Body of the Lord, and must be treated with the greatest respect.
It is most surprising that the priest should have given the host to a child who you could see was too young. If your judgement in the mater is right, as it seems to have proven to be, then the priest must be more careful about whom he gives Holy Communion to.
He might also speak to his altar servers to be sure that they are checking that people consume the host.
And he might also instruct the parish generally about how the Eucharist is to be received. In this regard he could encourage people to receive Holy Communion on the tongue. There is little chance of the host not being consumed if this is done. He could also encourage people to receive Holy Communion kneeling as this helps to make clear the reality of what we are receiving.
This is of course a very, very serious matter and should be treated as such.
A good priest is really the person to answer your question properly. You could ask such a priest on the Facebook page, "Ask a Catholic Priest": https://www.facebook.com/AskAPriest?ref=ts&fref=ts.
I hope this is of some help. Thanks for your question. Please ask further questions to help improve my answer. God bless you. May you grow continually in your love for the Eucharist.
Obviously he must confront the person and try to get the host back.
I would think he should also question the person. In this case the person being too young to understand, he should question the parents to find out why they let the child receive the host. He should also arrange for the people involved to be taught, that the host is the Body of the Lord, and must be treated with the greatest respect.
It is most surprising that the priest should have given the host to a child who you could see was too young. If your judgement in the mater is right, as it seems to have proven to be, then the priest must be more careful about whom he gives Holy Communion to.
He might also speak to his altar servers to be sure that they are checking that people consume the host.
And he might also instruct the parish generally about how the Eucharist is to be received. In this regard he could encourage people to receive Holy Communion on the tongue. There is little chance of the host not being consumed if this is done. He could also encourage people to receive Holy Communion kneeling as this helps to make clear the reality of what we are receiving.
This is of course a very, very serious matter and should be treated as such.
A good priest is really the person to answer your question properly. You could ask such a priest on the Facebook page, "Ask a Catholic Priest": https://www.facebook.com/AskAPriest?ref=ts&fref=ts.
I hope this is of some help. Thanks for your question. Please ask further questions to help improve my answer. God bless you. May you grow continually in your love for the Eucharist.
What do you like most about going to Mass? x
Being able to unit myself with Christ. Being at Mass is being present at the day Our Lord was crucified. This was his supreme act of love for us.
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http://ask.fm/beyou_beyourself I also know another Hanna.
I don't know this Hanna, but is seems she also speaks Swedish. :-)
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