Angelo Spinola Blog.: janeiro 2019

segunda-feira, janeiro 28, 2019

sexta-feira, janeiro 25, 2019

Traveling Namibia !

The Pelican. Very good.

quinta-feira, janeiro 24, 2019

The Vegetarian - Han Kang. Finished reading.

What a great book. One of the best books I've read in months. The author, has as very interesting way of describing the 3 main characters. You easily understand the mental state, in each case, through their thoughts and actions.

Chinese school principal teaches students shuffle dance during break !

A PSP NÃO COMEÇOU A BATER ! É MENTIRA

terça-feira, janeiro 22, 2019

Bloco de Esquerda a BRINCAR COM FOGO! MORTÁGUA BRINCALHONA!

sábado, janeiro 19, 2019

Significado de símbolos de marcas automóveis.

terça-feira, janeiro 15, 2019

Great Song.

quinta-feira, janeiro 10, 2019

Oração. Papa Francisco.

«Oração transforma sempre a realidade: se não mudam as coisas à nossa volta, pelo menos mudamos nós» | Secretariado Nacional da Pastoral da Cultura

S. Maximiliano Kolbe

S. Maximiliano Kolbe nasceu há 125 anos: «Ninguém tem maior amor do que aquele que dá a vida pelos seus amigos» | Secretariado Nacional da Pastoral da Cultura

Top 10 African Countries for Business. RSA and Namibia.

quarta-feira, janeiro 09, 2019

GREEN ENERGY...ELECTRICITY !

Nissan Leaf.

Or any TESLA model.

Nissan's New Leaf. + 200 miles (320km).

OMD.

Electricity.

Lyrics.

Our one source of energy

The ultimate discovery

Electric blue for me

Never more to be free

Electricity

Nuclear and HEP

Carbon fuels from the sea

Wasted electricity

Our one source of energy

Electricity

All we need to live today

A gift for man to throw away

The chance to change has nearly gone

The alternative is only one

The final source of energy

Solar electricity

Electricity

OMD - Electricity

terça-feira, janeiro 08, 2019

REALIDADE

Jornal da Familia

Dezembro 2018

TEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSLLLLLAAAA!

segunda-feira, janeiro 07, 2019

Good morning.

Saint Alphonsus Maria de Liguori (1696-1787)
Bishop and Doctor of the Church
Meditations for the octave of Epiphany, no.1

"They saw the child with Mary his mother. They prostrated themselves and did him homage"

The magi find a poor young woman with a poor child wrapped in poor linen bands... and yet, on entering this cave, they feel a joy never experienced before... The divine Infant's expression lights up: sign of the loving delight with which he welcomes them as the first conquest of his redeeming work. Then the holy kings turn their eyes to Mary, who does not speak, remaining silent; yet her face, reflecting joy and shining with a heavenly sweetness, confirms that she welcomes them and is grateful to them for being the first to recognise her Son for who he is: their Sovereign Lord...

O Child so worthy of our love, I see you lying on the straw in this cave, so poor and despised.
Yet faith teaches me that you are my God come down from heaven for my salvation.

I acknowledge you as my Sovereign Lord and Savior, as such I proclaim you, yet I have nothing at all to offer you.

I am without love's gold since I have given my love to the things of this world – I have only loved my own whim rather than loving you, so infinitely worthy of love. I am without prayer's incense since I have lived wretchedly without thinking of you. I have no myrrh of mortification since, so as not to forsake some paltry pleasures, I have so often saddened your infinite goodness.

So what am I to offer you?

O my Jesus, I offer you my heart, soiled and naked as it is.

Take it and change it, for you have come down to us to wash our guilty hearts with your blood and so transform us from sinners into saints.

O grant me that gold, incense and myrrh that I lack.

Grant me the gold of your holy love; grant me the incense that is the spirit of prayer; grant me myrrh, the willingness and strength to deny myself in all that displeases you...

O holy Virgin, you welcomed those devout magi kings with keen affection and satisfied them. Deign to welcome and comfort me also: I who come, following their example, to visit and offer myself to your Son.

sábado, janeiro 05, 2019

Mandarin.
Where does the word come from?

Find out here The Atlantic: Where Does 'Mandarin' Come From?

sexta-feira, janeiro 04, 2019

Cristiano Ronaldo wins Best Player Globe Soccer Awards 2018 attend fianc...

quinta-feira, janeiro 03, 2019

Great Sites. Monuments.

Great Sites Of Interest

Site on Portuguese Monuments.

Here -» Monuments you can find a great site on Portuguese Monuments.

Go's by the name of SIPA.

S istema de I nformação para o P atrimónio A rquitetónico.

Very interesting.

Full of facts and History.

It has a Magazine Section.

If you enjoy reading about Cascais.

Here you will find the summary of the magazine on -» Cascais.

Enjoy.

If you understand Afrikaans, you won't be surprised !

The 100 Top ranked technology inventions.

100. Cow Milking Machine
99. Screw
98. Video Camera
97. Scalpel
96. Flashlight
95.

Want more?

Read here:

100 Technology Ranked.

Proverbs 16. Just came up for a morning read and reflection

 Reading and Reflection

16  The plans of the heart belong to man,

  but lthe answer of the tongue is from the Lord.

2  mAll the ways of a man are pure in his own eyes,

  but the Lord nweighs the spirit.1

3  oCommit your work to the Lord,

  and your plans will be established.

4  pThe Lord has made everything for its purpose,

  even qthe wicked for the day of trouble.

5  Everyone who is arrogant in heart is ran abomination to the Lord;

  sbe assured, he will not go unpunished.

6  By tsteadfast love and faithfulness iniquity is atoned for,

  and by uthe fear of the Lord one vturns away from evil.

7  When a man's ways please the Lord,

  whe makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.

8  xBetter is a little with righteousness

  than great revenues with injustice.

9  yThe heart of man plans his way,

  but zthe Lord establishes his steps.

10  aAn oracle is on the lips of a king;

  his mouth does not sin in judgment.

11  bA just balance and scales are the Lord's;

  all the weights in the bag are his work.

12  It is an abomination to kings to do evil,

  for cthe throne is established by righteousness.

13  dRighteous lips are the delight of a king,

  and he loves him who speaks what is right.

14  eA king's wrath is a messenger of death,

  and a wise man will fappease it.

15  gIn the light of a king's face there is life,

  and his dfavor is like hthe clouds that bring the spring rain.

16  iHow much better to get wisdom than jgold!

  To get understanding is to be chosen rather than ksilver.

17  The highway of the upright lturns aside from evil;

  whoever guards his way preserves his life.

18  mPride goes before destruction,

  and a haughty spirit before a fall.

19  nIt is better to be of a lowly spirit with the poor

  than to odivide the spoil with the proud.

20  Whoever gives thought to the word2 pwill discover good,

  and blessed is he qwho trusts in the Lord.

21  The wise of heart is called discerning,

  and sweetness of speech rincreases persuasiveness.

22  Good sense is sa fountain of life to him who has it,

  but the instruction of fools is folly.

23  tThe heart of the wise makes his speech judicious

  and adds persuasiveness to his lips.

24  uGracious words are like va honeycomb,

  sweetness to the soul and whealth to the body.

25  There is a way that seems right to a man,

  but its end is the way to death.3

26  A worker's appetite works for him;

  his xmouth urges him on.

27  yA worthless man plots evil,

  and his speech4 is like za scorching fire.

28  aA dishonest man spreads strife,

  and ba whisperer cseparates close friends.

29  A man of violence dentices his neighbor

  and leads him in a way that is not good.

30  Whoever winks his eyes plans5 edishonest things;

  he who fpurses his lips brings evil to pass.

31  gGray hair is ha crown of glory;

  it iis gained in a righteous life.

32  jWhoever is slow to anger is better than the mighty,

  and he who rules his spirit than he who takes a city.

33  kThe lot is cast into the lap,

  but its every decision is lfrom the Lord.

quarta-feira, janeiro 02, 2019

Crime de Perseguição. Stalking. A study for a case. A case for study.

Stalking.
Crime de perseguição
Da coleção Ações de Formação CEJ.

Noção de stalking.
Padrão de comportamento de assédio persistente que se traduz em diversas formas de comunicação, contato, vigilância e monitorização de uma pessoa-alvo.
Podem ser ações rotineiras e aparentemente inofensivas - presentes, telefonar - ou intimidatórias - perseguir e ameaçar.
Persistência e contexto de ocorrência, leva a que o padrão de conduta pode escalar em frequência e severidade, afetando o bem-estar das vitimas (sobretudo mulheres e jovens).
Interesse e atenção continuados e indesejados - vigilância, assédio e perseguição, podendo gerar ansiedade e medo na vitima - pessoa-alvo.

Perspetiva vitimológica do stalking: reconhecimento, compreensão e caracterização.

Professora Doutora Marlene Matos - coordenadora do Grupo de Investigação sobre Stalking em Portugal - Escola de Psicologia da Universidade do Minho.

Still working on this...

Cristiano Ronaldo VS Bailinho da Madeira

Saying and writing the Word CAR.

2nd of January 2019

Saying the word

CAR

车

chē

Good Video on Chinese Writing.

Senhor Padre Nuno Coelho

mentioned

in one of his Homilies

at ENSR - Cascais

this beautiful example of

Servant of God

Carlo Acutis

You can find more information on him here

Servant of God Carlo Acutis

and

the

beautiful website and work he did on

Eucharistic Miracles

Good Morning

Nothing like waking up and praising God.

Everything renewed and feel fresh the soul inside.

Nothing like praising God. Nothing like feeling Him inside.

Cold feels like fresh outside. Old feels like new. Nothing like praising God.

Hymn Reading

Stabat Mater Dolorosa

is considered one of the seven greatest Latin hymns of all time.
It is based upon the prophecy of Simeon that a sword was to pierce the heart of His mother, Mary (Lk 2:35).
The hymn originated in the 13th century during the peak of Franciscan devotion to the crucified Jesus and has been attributed to Pope Innocent III (d. 1216), St. Bonaventure, or more commonly, Jacopone da Todi (1230-1306), who is considered by most to be the real author.

The hymn is often associated with the Stations of the Cross.

In 1727 it was prescribed as a Sequence for the Mass of the Seven Sorrows of Mary (September 15) where it is still used today. In addition to this Mass, the hymn is also used for the Office of the Readings, Lauds, and Vespers for this memorial.

There is a mirror image to this hymn, Stabat Mater speciosa, which echoes the joy of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the birth of Jesus.

Stabat Mater Dolorosa

At the Cross her station keeping, stood the mournful Mother weeping, close to Jesus to the last.
Through her heart, His sorrow sharing, all His bitter anguish bearing, now at length the sword has passed. O how sad and sore distressed was that Mother, highly blest, of the sole-begotten One. Christ above in torment hangs, she beneath beholds the pangs of her dying glorious Son. Is there one who would not weep, whelmed in miseries so deep, Christ's dear Mother to behold? Can the human heart refrain from partaking in her pain, in that Mother's pain untold? Bruised, derided, cursed, defiled, she beheld her tender Child All with bloody scourges rent: For the sins of His own nation, saw Him hang in desolation, Till His spirit forth He sent. O thou Mother! fount of love! Touch my spirit from above, make my heart with thine accord: Make me feel as thou hast felt; make my soul to glow and melt with the love of Christ my Lord. Holy Mother! pierce me through, in my heart each wound renew of my Savior crucified: Let me share with thee His pain, who for all my sins was slain, who for me in torments died. Let me mingle tears with thee, mourning Him who mourned for me, all the days that I may live: By the Cross with thee to stay, there with thee to weep and pray, is all I ask of thee to give. Virgin of all virgins blest!, Listen to my fond request: let me share thy grief divine; Let me, to my latest breath, in my body bear the death of that dying Son of thine. Wounded with His every wound, steep my soul till it hath swooned, in His very Blood away; Be to me, O Virgin, nigh, lest in flames I burn and die, in His awful Judgment Day. Christ, when Thou shalt call me hence, by Thy Mother my defense, by Thy Cross my victory; While my body here decays, may my soul Thy goodness praise, safe in paradise with Thee. Amen. ----------------------------------------------------------
Wow… Saint Alphonsus Liguori. Reading. St Alphonsus kneeling before the Blessed Sacrament 19th century stained glass window of Carlow Cathedral