Men of Light is a weekly talk show that is shown locally here in Pampanga. It is hosted by three priests (Bishop Ambo David, Father Raul de los Santos and Father Deo Galang) and every week they discuss the Sunday gospel in Filipino.
They are able to dissect the gospels and give you a fresh insight to the gospel. It is shown at a local channel here in Pampanga and broadcasted through Radio Veritas (the AM radio station of the Catholic Church). And now it is accessible at their website (http://rcasf.com/amanu.html) and what's great about it is that you can download it and watch it anytime and anywhere (as long as you have an internet connection). Personally, I download the episodes as an MP3 file and listen to it on my car stereo (it's like taking a joy ride with friends).
I am happy that the Catholic Church here in our country is harnessing the power of the internet. They can spread the word of God to our fellow Filipinos who are working abroad and have no access to a church/priest.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
Horcrux and Blogs
For those who read Harry Potter, a Horcrux is an object in which a wizard or witch has hidden a fragment of his or her soul for the purpose of attaining immortality. I think Blogs have something similar with Horcruces.
1. Bloggers write about their thoughts and interests and some even add pictures/videos that show a part of their personality or "soul".
2. According to a harry potter website I found, constructing a Horcrux is supposed to be considered extremely dark magic. It violates laws of nature and morality, and requires a horrific act as well as murder to accomplish. I don't think extremely dark magic is required to blog but they can violate the laws of morality and sometimes bloggers can do a horrific act or even "murder" a person's character on their blogs.
3. Constructing a horcrux takes a part of the soul hence, a wizard can only create a limited number of horcruces. (Lord Voldemort has 7.) Blogs on the other hand, only take a part of your time and writing talent, so a blogger can create a s many blogs as he wants.
4. A Horcrux have certain magical abilities which includes the ability to influence those in their vicinity. Blogs do not have magical abilities but they can influence those who read it.
5. Blogs, like horcruces, can grant immortality to its creator.
Check out my other horcruces/blogs on parenting and food. This blog will tackle any other topic that goes into my head.
1. Bloggers write about their thoughts and interests and some even add pictures/videos that show a part of their personality or "soul".
2. According to a harry potter website I found, constructing a Horcrux is supposed to be considered extremely dark magic. It violates laws of nature and morality, and requires a horrific act as well as murder to accomplish. I don't think extremely dark magic is required to blog but they can violate the laws of morality and sometimes bloggers can do a horrific act or even "murder" a person's character on their blogs.
3. Constructing a horcrux takes a part of the soul hence, a wizard can only create a limited number of horcruces. (Lord Voldemort has 7.) Blogs on the other hand, only take a part of your time and writing talent, so a blogger can create a s many blogs as he wants.
4. A Horcrux have certain magical abilities which includes the ability to influence those in their vicinity. Blogs do not have magical abilities but they can influence those who read it.
5. Blogs, like horcruces, can grant immortality to its creator.
Check out my other horcruces/blogs on parenting and food. This blog will tackle any other topic that goes into my head.
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