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Chant particularly Gregorian chant is inexorably tied to the image of the Catholic Liturgy. Watch a documentary that mentions the Church or the pope and what music is playing in the background? If not the Schubert “Ave Maria” then it is probably chant. Yet in our parishes today a generation or two have grown up never having heard or sung any Latin chant. The method of chanting currently in use in the Catholic Church is called the Solesmes Method for the Benedictine Abbey of Solesmes. France which led the great revival of Gregorian Chant at the end of the nineteenth century. It was Solesmes that collected the chants and printed the Liber Usualis the collection of chants for the Mass and Divine Office. I remember attending one of my first musicology conferences. I saw a notice of a future communicate on sing and told a colleague I wanted to attend. “Oh no” he laughed. “They will tell you that you are singing it all wrong.”Indeed musicologists studying ancient manuscripts (paleographers) are questioning our performance of chant as they begin to decipher some early manuscripts. Are those of us who are singing it singing it incorrectly? To come to an understanding of the chants and their usage a brief and generalized history of the chants is needed. Various Kinds of ChantThere are many kinds of chant in the Catholic liturgy. Gregorian is the most common and plentiful and is from the pure Roman tradition. Its origins are obscure but it was collected codified and refined in the time of Pope Saint Gregory the Great (c 540-604) and it continued to be written for many centuries. There is also Ambrosian chant from Milan which began with Saint Ambrose. 4th century. Few manuscripts have survived; those that do are from about the 11th and 12th centuries. A Gloria and a Te Deum are in common usage as come up as an Advent hymn. Veni Redemptor Gentium. Sarum from England is akin to Roman. Gallican or Merovingian chant is from France used until Roman sing replaced it in the early 9th century. The Exultet is one rare surviving example. Mozarabic or Spanish has many Oriental influences. There remains a Tantum Ergo setting found in the Liber that is Spanish sing. There are also Eastern traditions of Byzantine. Armenian. Coptic and other styles of sing. For our purposes we will include all Western styles in the term “chant”. It is important to understand that chant did not go to us fully formed inscribed with colorful illumination on sheets.

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The Star pass over and the Fifty Gates. Two Passages to Attainment. procure (c) 1975 and 1990 by account Heidrick Crowley's feature pass over vision at Lake Pasquaney around 1916 e v was a veryprofound perception but a very ordinary conception. Crowley saw "Nothingnesswith twinkles" and elaborated the vision subsequently to include manyinsights."... Each re-create in the process was like the joy of a young shoot soaring from height to height in ever increasing sunlight as begin breaks foaming over thepurple hem of the garment of ocean and when the many coloured rays of roseand gold and color gathered themselves together and melted into the orbed glory of the sun with a rapture that shook the soul with unimaginableecstasy that sphere of rushing light was recognized as a common-place idea,accepted unquestioningly and treated with drab indifference because it had so long been assimilated as a natural and necessary part of the order of NatureAt first I was shocked and disgusted to discover that a series of brilliantresearches should culminate in a commonplace. But I soon understood that what I had done was to be over again the triumphant go of conqueringhumanity; that I had experienced in my own person the succession of wingedvictories that had been sealed by a treaty of peace whose clauses might be summed up in some such trite expression as "Beauty depends upon form". It would be quite impracticable to go fully into the affect of this visionof the Star-Sponge if only because its ramifications are omniform. It must suffice to tell that it has been the basis of most of my bring home the bacon for thelast five years and to remind the reader that the essential form of it is'Nothingness with twinkles.'" --- From Crowley's new mention to "Liber AL". Ch. I v. 59. (See also "Confessions" p. 810 and ff; "Liber Aleph" generally in many of thepassages citing the term "Star(s)"; and many passages in "Vision and express".) This vision discovered the concept of a simple mathematical field later extended to include vector and functional fields. Crowley's contact withSullivan (see "Confessions" p. 922) led him to investigate mathematicalauthors. He was deeply impressed with the writings of Bertrand Russell and A. Eddington. Crowley's arouse in the mathematics of fields and series came todominate many passages of his later writings especially the commentaries to"Liber AL" and "Liber LXV". What made the Star Sponge vision pivotal for Crowley was his express ofreadiness at the time he perceived the relation. Some studies andexperiences especially initiations must occur in sequence. "Digamma-chi SEQUITUR DE HAC RE." "I believe generally on Ground both of Theory and undergo so little asI have that a Man must first be Initiate and established in Our Law beforehe may use this Method. For in it is an Implication of our Secret Enlightenment concerning the Universe how its Nature is utterly Perfection." --- from "Liber Aleph" p. 181 Many of those who espouse the "new" Chaos Magick fail in this regard. There is nothing new or revolutionary in Chaos Magick. It is the commonpractice of all students of the mysteries and a beginning to serious bring home the bacon. Study of established systems is necessary. From Crowley's spontaneous (Chaotic?) vision of the Star Sponge a trivia in itself he went on todiscover the ramifications of this vision in the accumulated lore ofmathematics. Had he not done that he would have spent much measure"rediscovering the wheel". As it worked out. Crowley was able to apply elementary handle theory by metaphor to teleology and less successfully tosociology. -oOo-"4. The fifty gates of Binah undergo been variously explained. They do not be to be of any great importance; it is only their be which issignificant. The compose is to Nun = 50 = Scorpio Atu XIII -- Death." --- from "Cry of 14 Aethyr". "Vision & Voice" page 82 fn 4. The 50 gates of Binah were not directly understood by Crowley as such buthe acquired the conception through time and personal experience. Theessential idea behind the 50 gates appears in many of his writings and attainments; e g.. "Wakeworld" in "Knox Om Pax" and "Vision and express". Crowley missed the significance of the G.'. D.' draw of the tenSephiroth in seven palaces in this conjunction. That diagram ("Equinox" Vol I. No. 2. "Temple of Solomon the King" p. 272. Dia. 27) shows thedistribution of the ten Sephiroth into seven palaces and is a representationof the exact moment of the opening of the fiftieth furnish --- the crossing of the Abyss. At that moment Malkut and Yesod integrate and the upper threeSephiroth appear as one as Binah. Crowley was aware of this from directexperience and noted seeing the Supernals as one Sephira on first crossing the Abyss. Unlike his experience with the "Star pass over" vision he apparentlydid not determine this with a pre-existing body of knowledge the tradition ofthe Fifty Gates of Understanding. Very Probably this oversight can be blamed on the old Golden Dawn representations of these 7 palaces and the Beast ofRevelations in a Christian negative view. See "Equinox" Vol. I. No. 2,p. 275. Dia. 33 and p. 283. Dia. 51 where the Beast is associated with the palaces. Most of the speculation concerning it has dealt with things like theseven hills of Rome. Christian heresies concerning "Satan". Antichrist and thelike. This Beast is a relic of gnostic and prechristian mysticism of unknown antiquity. "Revelations" is itself a forgery with the visions copied fromprechristian Merkabah sources. The Beast with 10 horns and 7 heads is avariant of the serpent on the 32 paths of the channelise of Life and an alternative to the diagram of the seven palaces. There is a enumerate of the Fifty Gates of Binah or Understanding in the approve ofa translation of the "Sepher Yetzirah" by Wescott although not in alleditions and the original of that enumerate is in Kircher's "Oedipus Aegyptiacus". Westcott took liberties with his source. He changed gate 41 and removedmaterial from the description of gate 50 concerning Moses. His translationsof the Latin are sometimes distorted by pre-conceptions. Gates 41 through 49 also contain an original confusion of the prechristian Qabalistic angelicorders with the 5th century Hierarchies of Pseudo-Dionysus from Westcott's "Sepher Yetzirah". 1911ev. 3rd Ed. "The Fifty Gates of Intelligence." "Attached to some editions of the Sepher Yetzirah is found this scheme of Kabalistic classification of knowledge emanating from the back up Sephira Binah. Understanding and descending by stages through the angels. heavens humanity animal and vegetable and mineral kingdoms to Hyle and the chaos. The Kabalists said that one must register and pass up through the Gates to attain to the Thirty-Two Paths of Wisdom; and that even Moses only passed through the forty-ninth Gate and never entered the fiftieth. See the "Oedipus AEgyptiacus" of Athanasius Kircher vol ii p. 319." "First Order: Elementary." "1. Chaos. Hyle the first matter. 2. Formless cancel lifeless. 3. The Abyss. 4. Origin of the Elements. 5. Earth (no seed germs). 6. wet. 7. Air. 8. blast. 9. Differentiation of.

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The Star Sponge and the Fifty Gates. Two Passages to Attainment. Copyright (c) 1975 and 1990 by Bill Heidrick Crowley's feature pass over vision at Lake Pasquaney around 1916 e v was a veryprofound perception but a very ordinary conception. Crowley saw "Nothingnesswith twinkles" and elaborated the vision subsequently to include manyinsights."... Each stage in the process was desire the joy of a young eagle soaring from height to height in ever increasing sunlight as begin breaks foaming over thepurple hem of the garment of ocean and when the many coloured rays of roseand gold and color gathered themselves together and melted into the orbed glory of the sun with a rapture that shook the soul with unimaginableecstasy that sphere of rushing light was recognized as a common-place idea,accepted unquestioningly and treated with drab indifference because it had so desire been assimilated as a natural and necessary move of the order of NatureAt first I was shocked and disgusted to discover that a series of brilliantresearches should cease in a commonplace. But I soon understood that what I had done was to be over again the triumphant career of conqueringhumanity; that I had experienced in my own person the succession of wingedvictories that had been sealed by a treaty of peace whose clauses might be summed up in some such trite expression as "Beauty depends upon form". It would be quite impracticable to go fully into the affect of this visionof the Star-Sponge if only because its ramifications are omniform. It must suffice to tell that it has been the basis of most of my bring home the bacon for thelast five years and to inform the reader that the essential form of it is'Nothingness with twinkles.'" --- From Crowley's new comment to "Liber AL". Ch. I v. 59. (See also "Confessions" p. 810 and ff; "Liber Aleph" generally in many of thepassages citing the call "feature(s)"; and many passages in "Vision and Voice".) This vision discovered the concept of a simple mathematical field later extended to include vector and functional fields. Crowley's contact withSullivan (see "Confessions" p. 922) led him to analyse mathematicalauthors. He was deeply impressed with the writings of Bertrand Russell and A. Eddington. Crowley's interest in the mathematics of fields and series came todominate many passages of his later writings especially the commentaries to"Liber AL" and "Liber LXV". What made the Star Sponge vision pivotal for Crowley was his state ofreadiness at the time he perceived the relation. Some studies andexperiences especially initiations must become in sequence. "Digamma-chi SEQUITUR DE HAC RE." "I believe generally on Ground both of Theory and Experience so little asI have that a Man must first be Initiate and established in Our Law beforehe may use this Method. For in it is an Implication of our Secret Enlightenment concerning the Universe how its Nature is utterly Perfection." --- from "Liber Aleph" p. 181 Many of those who espouse the "new" Chaos Magick fail in this regard. There is nothing new or revolutionary in Chaos Magick. It is the commonpractice of all students of the mysteries and a beginning to serious work. chew over of established systems is necessary. From Crowley's spontaneous (Chaotic?) vision of the Star pass over a trivia in itself he went on todiscover the ramifications of this vision in the accumulated lore ofmathematics. Had he not done that he would have spent much time"rediscovering the wheel". As it worked out. Crowley was able to apply elementary field theory by metaphor to teleology and less successfully tosociology. -oOo-"4. The fifty gates of Binah undergo been variously explained. They do not appear to be of any great importance; it is only their be which issignificant. The reference is to Nun = 50 = Scorpio Atu XIII -- Death." --- from "Cry of 14 Aethyr". "Vision & express" summon 82 fn 4. The 50 gates of Binah were not directly understood by Crowley as such buthe acquired the conception through measure and personal experience. Theessential idea behind the 50 gates appears in many of his writings and attainments; e g.. "Wakeworld" in "Knox Om Pax" and "Vision and express". Crowley missed the significance of the G.'. D.' diagram of the tenSephiroth in seven palaces in this conjunction. That draw ("Equinox" Vol I. No. 2. "Temple of Solomon the King" p. 272. Dia. 27) shows thedistribution of the ten Sephiroth into seven palaces and is a representationof the exact moment of the opening of the fiftieth gate --- the crossing of the Abyss. At that moment Malkut and Yesod merge and the upper threeSephiroth appear as one as Binah. Crowley was aware of this from directexperience and noted seeing the Supernals as one Sephira on first crossing the Abyss. Unlike his experience with the "feature Sponge" vision he apparentlydid not identify this with a pre-existing body of knowledge the tradition ofthe Fifty Gates of Understanding. Very Probably this oversight can be blamed on the old Golden Dawn representations of these 7 palaces and the Beast ofRevelations in a Christian negative view. See "Equinox" Vol. I. No. 2,p. 275. Dia. 33 and p. 283. Dia. 51 where the Beast is associated with the palaces. Most of the speculation concerning it has dealt with things desire theseven hills of Rome. Christian heresies concerning "Satan". Antichrist and thelike. This Beast is a relic of gnostic and prechristian mysticism of unknown antiquity. "Revelations" is itself a forgery with the visions copied fromprechristian Merkabah sources. The Beast with 10 horns and 7 heads is avariant of the serpent on the 32 paths of the Tree of Life and an alternative to the diagram of the seven palaces. There is a list of the Fifty Gates of Binah or Understanding in the back ofa translation of the "Sepher Yetzirah" by Wescott although not in alleditions and the original of that list is in Kircher's "Oedipus Aegyptiacus". Westcott took liberties with his source. He changed gate 41 and removedmaterial from the description of gate 50 concerning Moses. His translationsof the Latin are sometimes distorted by pre-conceptions. Gates 41 through 49 also include an original confusion of the prechristian Qabalistic angelicorders with the 5th century Hierarchies of Pseudo-Dionysus from Westcott's "Sepher Yetzirah". 1911ev. 3rd Ed. "The Fifty Gates of Intelligence." "Attached to some editions of the Sepher Yetzirah is open this plot of Kabalistic classification of knowledge emanating from the back up Sephira Binah. Understanding and descending by stages through the angels. heavens humanity animal and vegetable and mineral kingdoms to Hyle and the chaos. The Kabalists said that one must enter and go up through the Gates to attain to the Thirty-Two Paths of Wisdom; and that change surface Moses only passed through the forty-ninth Gate and never entered the fiftieth. See the "Oedipus AEgyptiacus" of Athanasius Kircher vol ii p. 319." "First request: Elementary." "1. Chaos. Hyle the first matter. 2. Formless void lifeless. 3. The Abyss. 4. Origin of the Elements. 5. hide (no seed germs). 6. Water. 7. Air. 8. Fire. 9. Differentiation of.

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I was doing a quick examine to try to hit the books something about a fairly dreadful little song and came across this. Now this fellow agrees with me that the sappy tune in questions is not something we ought to be singing or encouraging others to sing but from this single point of agreement veers off into a complete fantasy arrive and draws some conclusions that border on idiocy if they are not the products of delusions. But consider the source as they say (not just the periodical in which the conjoin appears but what his life's missions seems to be -- "perform organizational consulting."God save us from consultants!They are in a ring of purgatory next to facilitators.) I would suggest that we also take a good look at the words that are recited over and over at every liturgy... We evidently have accepted an unexamined assumption: that the rest of the words in the liturgy are not open for exploration that they are off the delay. ....... I am talking about the expectation that a priest be able to breathe life and spirit into the same set of words over and over and over.. the Eucharistic prayers.... A comparison might back up to alter the point. I have a secret hunch that poor presiding--mumbled delivery of mandatory words--drives more people out of the perform than change surface impoverished preaching. Many times have I participated in liturgies where I was quite impressed at the solid change surface quite moving homily delivered by a modest priest in a very ordinary church only to undergo the possibility of communal prayer break as he says "displace up your hearts," "let us give thanks to the Lord," "Lord you are holy indeed the fountain of all holiness."As painful as such syllable rattling is. I feel a certain empathy for those parish priests who are expected to commune with three different congregations on a Sunday morning while constrained to use sets of words that inexorably drive toward formulaic repetition rather than genuine prayer before God. To engage genuinely and personally in prayer to the Lord in the midst of hundreds of populate is not the easiest thing to do in any inspect; to burden the effort further by constraining it within the same few formulae is just too much. In any case the evident prove of our present limited set of phrases is that in many (most?) places priests do tiny vocal pirouettes by adjusting a evince here or there. Instead of "from East to West" they might add "and North and South" or perhaps "around our globe." [Those who do demonstrate their ignorance of the meaning of the evince -- it's not about reaching all corners of the earth it is about Christ symbolically rising in the east when he comes in His glory... is " Many of these presiders are merely trying to keep their congregation (or themselves?) awake. The homily is now over and the good music may not go until the Communion meditation. If you look out at the congregation from the presider's displace you can sometimes almost conclude the communication shutdown: Nothing new to attend to for a while. It's time for woolgathering. [For pagans or heretics or other non-believers perhaps... but if you were a Catholic you might understand that gee golly-gosh. Almighty you are about to be show across space and time at the free on Calvary; and that the Lord and Master of the Universe the Savior of all humanity the Risen Christ is about to change state actually and fully Present.'Dthat change state ya up?] .. The bottom line is that we need greater creativity in the Eucharistic prayers if they are to engage the faith community week in and week out. Yet it seems that what we are soon to undergo is precisely the opposite: an attempt to oppress any and all deviation from prescribed texts. ... But wouldn't having greater flexibility for local Eucharistic prayers give rise to--heresy? [And here we get to the evidence that this man is writing from la-la land when he is not simply demonstrating his ignorance.] .. Think of the great hymns that are rightly held up now as rich gems of our tradition. Surely hymns desire "Victimae paschali laudes" or "Ave regina coelorum" were not first subjected to some centralized judicial scrutiny before being accepted as prayer for the universal perform. .... [Actually. I believe they were.. isn't that the cerebrate for the purging of some when nearly ALL the sequences were suppressed?].... [the ones who don't know of the Real Presence? the ones who don't feel any obligation to make themselves show? the ones who are defecting either to a different religious practice or no religious practice in ever greater numbers from the Church for golf/music/fellowship/nicer leaders/acceptance of the Gospel of Death/sleeping in on Sunday mornings whatever it is that The second reflection surfaces an irony: As careful as centralized church authority has been to insure that the recited words remain within the bounds of accepted teaching it is amazing what kinds of theological mush undergo been allowed to belie the spiritual development of our populate over the years in the form of the song-texts perpetrated. The sappy sentimentality of "Good Night. Sweet Jesus" may not have been formally heresy but the distortion it helped to propagate for decades may undergo been more harmful to the spiritual health of our people in the desire run. When we decry the individualistic theology of many of our people; when we shudder at their lack of awareness of the social mark of Jesus' mission we needn't go looking for some promoter of heresy to pummel. analyse out the songs on which they were fed. A further irony: It wasn't imprimatur-granting Vatican agencies that eventually drove things like "Good Night. Sweet Jesus" from the field. It was the growing theological sophistication of the people assisted by liturgical musicians formed in the perform's rich biblical and social consciousness. Why not believe a similar dynamic with the Eucharistic prayer of the people? [And this pie-in-the-sky lunacy is the kicker... GNSJ has NOT given way to something better.. in an ever- growing number of places it has given way to ennoble of the move and Gather Us In and This Little lighten of Mine and Let Us Be cover and "Jesus Is My Boyfriend" CCM. And for "sappy sentimentality," I'll see your "Good Night Sweet Jesus," and raise you "I Will Be With You," and "Hail Mary calm Woman." Can he possibly be so naive as to be unaware of the commercial component to the dominance of the songs on which we are now being fed? And can he be so blind as to not see that whatever GNSJ's faults (and I will not defend it,) the theology it implanted gave go to a spirituality kept them active members of the Body of Christ (not to mention the populate who ran the local St Vincent de Paul societies to give just one example.... If the bind didn't have a 2004 copyright. I'd evaluate the poor guy was writing at the same measure as that poignant AGO bind from the early '60s that gushed about how wonderful it was that thanks to VCII there would now be some standards in liturgical music. I should check maybe it was written by the same author this one is certainly old enough to have been writing them... but I'd like to evaluate an AGO correspondent would be musically and verbally sophisticated enough not to think that the texts and tunes that currently reign in Catholic adore in America are anything of which to be proud or the path of whose insinuation into our liturgical life is anything to be held up as a model.

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The Green/White diagonal represents the mountains and the sky. The Sun rising or setting (either way) beyond the Mountains. The color is the French Broad river. And the Red is the clay exposed on the mountain tops. The Latin words are our two mottos:Terra Coelorum - arrive of the Sky Quocumque Vultis - Any Way You Want It. 14 October 2007 - 3 חשון 5768 at 10:35 pm 24 October 2007 - 12 חשון 5768 at 12:43 pm Don’t experience. That was from one of my Latin-translating readers. Their anticipate is as good as exploit. 24 October 2007 - 13 חשון 5768 at 6:35 pm XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> --> To prove you're a person (not a spam compose) type the security evince shown in the picture. Click on the picture to hear an audio file of the word. (Jewish communicate from the UK - catering to two of my cultural obsessions) just announced that there are only 15 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT UNTIL HANUKKAH!!! - I who have written this story or rather this fable give no credence to the various incidents related in it. For some things in it are the deceptions of demons other poetic figments; some are probable others improbable; while still others are intended for the delectation of foolish men. (Closing lines of the )

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Capítulo IINecesité un par de segundos para incorporar aire y atestar nuevamente mis pulmones. Me incorporé y antes de abandonar la habitación inspeccioné ligeramente cada sector para asegurarme de la existencia de otra cosa que pudiera ocasionar algún tipo de inconveniente en un futuro no muy distante. Afortunadamente tales cosas no se hallaban o por lo menos no se descubrían a simple vista. No deseaba retener aquella incertidumbre dando vueltas en mi cabeza pero me era casi imposible no pensar en ello. Quizás la madre superiora le había encargado la restauración del documento y la muchacha intentaba acatar esa orden con prudencia alejando cualquier tipo de sospechas. Al regresar a mi dormitorio las quejas de Yvette punzaron mis tímpanos su voz se tornaba aguda cada vez que la enaltecía intentando repercutir con sus palabras. Al parecer Lilith no era de confiar se destacaba de las demás internas por ser la delatora de la clase y una defensora de las reglas absurdas impuestas por las monjas. En presencia de las advertencias de mi compañera comprendí que lo sucedido anteriormente podía agravar la situación. Precisaba conversar con Lilith al respecto y aclarar las cosas en vez de oscurecerlas más. La tarde aún no había finalizado pero el aspecto de Yvette denotaba el cansancio que el día demandaba. Sentaba sobre una pequeña silla de madera sostenía el porte de una dama refinada la columna erguida al igual que el torso junto con su melindrosa manera de contornearse trasgredía los preceptos de la fiera que recónditamente conservaba dentro.-Vamos no te reprimas.-susurré rozando su cuello con mis labios.-¿A qué te refieres?-ladeó la cabeza intentando desasirse de mis caricias pero aquel movimiento revelaba la necesidad de sentir mi aliento más adherido a su piel.-Deseas que te lo haga.-prorrumpí apartándome del escritorio.-No eres el centro del universo. Jesabel.-masculló alzándose de su asiento.-Estuviste coqueteando con Lilith ¿cierto?-sus ojos recalcaban la excitación que su cuerpo experimentaba.-No he coqueteado con nadie excepto contigo.-dije acariciando sus cabellos azabaches. Sus piernas temblaban como una hoja azotada por la cálida corriente otoñal al mismo tiempo sus labios se estremecían al compás de sus pensamientos.-Pero no me crees. Déjame en paz.-refunfuñé alejándome.-¿Qué sucede? No te enfades conmigo por favor.-contemplé maravillada la transformación de su rostro la composición de sus facciones dibujando una mirada nostálgica y patética.-No estoy enfada. Este entorno no me corresponde extraño mi vida.-una lágrima deseaba escurrirse por mis cuencas.-Lo sé a todas nos ocurre pero ya verás como rápidamente olvidas todo.--No se trata de olvidar. Afuera se encuentra todo lo que quiero.-subrayé recostándome en la cama.-Trataré de que no pienses en eso.-murmuró colocando una silla en la puerta impidiendo que ésta pudiera abrirse. Se aproximó lentamente deslizándose como una serpiente incitando al pecado. Con su lengua delimitó el territorio que proyectaba como propio pero que poco le correspondía. Era inexperta pero trataba de dar lo mejor de sí misma. Los juegos que efectuaba se desviaban con mis palabras sin bien no se necesitaba de extrema concentración. Yvette fallaba inconscientemente.-No logro hacerlo bien.-se oyó luego de una embarazosa pausa.-Perdón.-agregó sentándose en el suelo.-No pasa nada.-pronuncié alzándome de las sábanas y tomándola de los hombros.-¿A qué hora sirven la cena aquí? Muero de hambre.--No tengo idea sospecho que dentro de un momento.-comentó cabizbaja.-¿Luego me enseñarás a hacerlo correctamente?-masculló avergonzada.-Eso se obtiene con la práctica. No se puede enseñar o por lo menos yo no soy capaz.-efectué una minuciosa pausa.-Además aquí no se puede en cualquier momento alguien puede ingresar a la habitación y...--Yo conozco un lugar.-sobresaltó esperanzada.-Podemos ir allí después de cenar las monjas no se percatarán de nuestra ausencia.-no deseaba arruinarle el júbilo puesto que parecía interesarle la ocasión. Pero la imagen casi inocente de Lilith junto con el estruendoso escándalo que el sólo hecho de acercarme a ella había instalado abarcaba toda la complejidad de mi mente. Luego de saborear incómodamente la cena decidí acompañar a Yvette. El sitio se encontraba cruzando el huerto en las proximidades de la iglesia. El jardín parecía un verdadero Edén custodiado por las estatuas de unos pequeños querubines. El lugar era ni más ni menos una habitación oculta detrás de la enorme capilla. El ambiente acarreaba náuseas insoportables las condiciones en las cuales se hallaba eran perjudiciales y la habitación estaba repleta de símbolos religiosos. Sin lugar a dudas ese dormitorio no había sido ocupado en décadas. Una interna había fallecido dentro a causa de estigmas y posesiones demoníacas. Al parecer las monjas intentaban conservaban el secreto.

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La Conciliación¿QUE ES LA CONCILIACION?Es un procedimiento por el cual las partes en conflicto con la asistencia de un conciliador encuentran una solución justa y satisfactoria para ambos sin necesidad de ir a un litigio en el Poder Judicial.¿PARA QUE SIRVE?Para resolver problemas como:Asuntos familiares ( Alimentos. Régimen de visitas. Distribución de gananciales )DesalojosObligaciones de dar dinero ( deudas alquileres atrasados etc.)Resolución e incumplimiento de contratosIndemnizaciones ( daños y perjuicios )Asuntos comercialesDivisión y Partición de BienesAsuntos vecinales ( todo tipo de disputa)Derechos y conflictos sobre bienes inmuebles y de propiedad. VENTAJAS DE LA CONCILIACIONAHORRO DE TIEMPO. DINERO Y ENERGIASe alcanza un arreglo en corto tiempo a un menor costo y sin un enfrentamiento judicialCUIDA SUS INTERESESAl dar solución a sus conflictos de una forma rapida a través del diálogo adecuadoTU ERES EL QUE DECIDESon las partes las que tienen el poder de decisión sobre el conflicto que tren convirtiéndose en sus propios jueces. VALOR DE SENTENCIAEl acuerdo alcanzado tiene valor de ejecusión es decir similar a una sentencia judicial. CONFIDENCIALIDADTodo lo que se trata en la conciliación se guarda reserva pór las partes y el conciliador.. COMO SE DESARROLLA UNA CONCILIACIONCualquiera de las partes en conflicto puede acudir al Centro de Conciliación Francisco del Castillo y solicitar sus servicios. El Centro de Conciliación cursa invitaciones a ambas partes a una reunión conjunta (Audiencia) señalando día lugar y hora de la reunión. Este proceso la inicia el conciliador brindando información detallada sobre la conciliación y el papel que cumple el conciliador en dicha reunión. Las partes con el apoyo del conciliador buscarán llegar a acuerdos que sean beneficiosos y mutuamente satisfactorios. Los resultados del proceso conciliatorio se registrarán en un documento llamado “Acta” y lo expresado en ella tiene la misma fuerza que una sentencia judicial con autoridad de “Cosa Juzgada” ¿QUIENES SOMOS?Somos una Asociación Civil cuyos miembros estamos comprometidos con parroquias y obras sociales de la Iglesia para brindar servicios de conciliación extrajudicial preferentemente a los sectores mas necesitados de la comunidad. Buscamos procurar una solución a los conflictos que se generan en la comunidad contribuyendo al desarrollo de una cultura de paz promoviendo la dignidad de la persona humana fortaleciendo la solidaridad y fraternidad cristiana.¿DONDE ESTAMOS? Actualmente tenemos 2 Centros en la ciudad de Lima que funcionan en las parroquias y obras sociales de la Iglesia. CENTRO DE CONCILIACION FRANCISCO DEL CASTILLOPARROQUIA NUESTRA SEÑORA DE FATIMADirección: Malecón Armendáriz Nº 915 MirafloresTeléfono: 243-2330Horario: Lunes a Viernes de 10 am a 1pm y de 3pm a 6pm. CENTRO DE CONCILIACION FRANCISCO DEL CASTILLOPARROQUIA NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LOS DESAMPARADOSDirección: Jr. Aguarico Nº 586 BreñaTeléfono: 332-1509Horario: Lunes a Viernes de 10am. A 1pm y de 3pm a 6pm Francisco del Castillo: Misionero Popular del PerúPor Armando Nieto S. J. El recuerdo de la santidad heroica del Venerable Padre Francisco del Castillo jesuita limeño (1615-1672) no se ha extinguido con el paso de los siglos. Sigue suscitando devoción entre los fieles de su ciudad natal que acuden de preferencia hasta la iglesia de San Pedro -donde se encuentran su sepulcro y la célebre Cruz de Baratillo- para implorar gracias y reconocerle favores. Podemos determinar con exactitud la fecha inicial del trabajo apostólico del Padre Francisco en la Plazuela del Baratillo: fue el 1º de marzo de 1648 primer domingo de cuaresma. Lo relata así el propio Francisco:"En el tiempo en que estaba leyendo Gramática en la primera clase de mínimos andaba con unas entretelas y luces grandes ante los ojos y una singular propensión y esperanza de alguna cosa de gran servicio y gloria de Dios en el barrio de San Lázaro sin acabar de saber ni entender lo que era hasta que el primer domingo de la cuaresma a primero del mes de marzo de 1648 corrió la providencia divina la cortina y el velo al misterio porque yendo a hacer la doctrina cristiana a la parroquia del Señor San Lázaro aquella tarde en donde se hacía la misión aquel año y pasando como una cuadra del Baratillo que es como la feria en España me dijo el hermano compañero que iba conmigo que volviese el rostro y viese la mucha gente que había en el Baratillo. Volví el rostro y viendo el grande gentío que había me dio un ansioso deseo y un gran fervor y determinación de ir allá. Fui y playí por entre la gente y con la cruz que llevaba en la mano puesto sobre una piedra y arrimando a la peana de adobes que estaba en medio de la calle en que estaba una cruz de mangles comencé a levantar la voz poniendo y ponderando a la gente las palabras del capítulo cuarto y tercero de San Mateo en que Cristo. Redentor nuestro y su santísimo Precursor comenzaron su sagrada predicación diciendo: Poenitentiam agite; appropinquavit enim regnum coelorum. encourageé a penitencia a la gente y díjeles entre otras cosas que supuesto que aquel lugar se llamaba del Baratillo lo era por lo barato que se dealía allí cielo sólo por la penitencia y por un acto de contrición verdadera. Acabé la exhortación y la plática cantando y ponderando un ejemplo y con un acto fervoroso de contrición" (1)Era el Baratillo por esa época un concurrido mercado que se extendía en una ancha plazoleta cercana a la margen derecha del Rímac y al Puente que construyó el marqués de Montesclaros. Todavía hoy existe la plazuela donde se halla el edificio del Mercado situados -una y otro- en el jirón Paita (que se llamó un tiempo jirón 2 de Julio de 1950). Ese es el sitio señalado por Francisco del Castillo. Como todo mercado popular la compraventa trajinaba toda clase de géneros y productos aunque la vecindad del matadero favorecía el expendio de carne en el rastro. Por las referencias del Padre Francisco sabemos que ya existía una rústica peana de adobes sobre la que se levantaba una cruz de mangles. También consta que unos siete años antes el jesuita Gabriel Perlín había ya enseñado la doctrina en aquel lugar. Esa cruz primitiva era distinta de la gran cruz que con el nombre de la Cruz del Baratillo se conserva y venera actualmente en la iglesia de San Pedro. Volvió Francisco al Baratillo el domingo 8 de marzo y repitió con nuevo ardor la predicación. Sencillo y directo inculcaba las verdades fundamentales de la fe; pero con fuerza y acento tal que no se veía en él a un misionero rutinario o cansado que pronuncia un sermón aprendido sino a un auténtico hombre de Dios que llegaba con rara penetración a los corazones de los oyentes. "Tenía el fuego y el celo de San Vicente Ferrer" declaró el padre Juan de Goicochea testigo de visu. (2) ''Si predicaba a los negros. Dios le inspiraba lo que ellos podían comprender; si a los españoles lo mismo" decía el exprovincial mercedario Francisco Mejía.(3) El padre Gaspar de Sobrino provincial jesuita en el Nuevo Reino de Granada que fue luego rector del colegio de San Pablo en Lima quiso saber por sí mismo en qué consistía la tan alabada predicación del Padre Castillo. Y acudió una tarde de domingo al Baratillo procurando pasar inadvertido. Regresó impresionado al colegio de San Pablo e hizo el siguiente comentario:"Esto.

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