[Goanet] Bible verse for the Day

[Devak Argham]

B.I.B.L.E. - Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth



John 1:1-4 & 14
===


1 In the beginning was the Word,  and the Word was with God, and the Word
was God.

2 He was in the beginning with God.

3 All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to
be.What came to be

4 through him was life,  and this life was the light of the human race;

14 And the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us, and we saw his
glory, the glory as of the Father’s only Son, full of grace and truth.

[Goanet] Covid 19: The good news... (yes, it's not all bad news and sensationalism)

[Frederick Noronha]

Pulse oximeter-- a solution at your fingertip, literally
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/pulse-oximeter-a-solution-at-your-fingertip-literally/article31807768.ece?



What is pulse oxymetry?
https://www.webmd.com/lung/pulse-oximetry-test

"Rather than total lockdown, India could've relied on its young people to
keep the economy running"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAJuo20Uyf8

How we survived Covid 19 in India
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwgqSzFHxQs

21 Year Old Mumbai Boy's Story Of COVID-19 Recovery | Curly Tales
https://youtu.be/Eh8BOSu5JVw

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Re: [Goanet] ST Anthony of Lisboa Two Trips to Africa

[Mervyn Lobo]

 On Sunday, June 14, 2020, 11:30:02 a.m. EDT, Vivian A. DSouza 
 wrote:
 
 My, my Adolfo, you continue to surprise me.  Anthony of Padua/Lisboa returned 
to
America, 900 years ago, when America did not exist.  Of curse this is aother of 
your tests to see if we are payng atention, right?

Bwana D'Souza,
I can assure you that America existed 900 years ago. There are petroglyphs in 
Ontario that are over a thousand years old, that clearly show viking boats.

The insistence that Columbus discovered America is one premise that needs to be 
toppled in the same way as the statues of slave traders are being toppled today.

Mervyn

  

[Goanet] A Varina (To The Lisbon Fish Vendor)

[Roland Francis]

They used to roam the streets of Lisbon in their long black skirts, with a 
basket of their wares on the head. Now almost gone.

Hope you enjoy this fado which I am hearing on a bright and sunny Sunday 
afternoon on the deck among the trees in the back yard of the Toronto 
metropolis, with a light breeze rustling. It reminds me of similar June days in 
a peaceful Goa village at the front balcony hearing the passing fisherwoman 
shout out the day’s catch, hoping you will show interest in buying.

Deolinda de Jesus singing with accompaniment by Sandro Costa on Portuguese 
Guitar and Ivan Cardoso on Acoustic Guitar. 

Á Varina
https://youtu.be/yvu0F4bccBs

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] GOA’S SCARCE LAND NEEDS TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR POSTERITY

[Aires Rodrigues]

Revenue Minister Jennifer Monseratte has a duty to please explain as to
how scarce Goa land is being blatantly sold to all and sundry instead of
being preserved to cater to the needs of Goans.

Can she please explain as to how and why she is trying to allow temple land
in Survey no 214/9 at Mandrem property admeasuring 9033 sq mts to be given
on a 99 year lease to a politically well connected Delhi businessman Shikar
Kumar. Jennifer do you know Shikar Kumar?

Government land around Zuarinagar is also reportedly being sold arbitrarily
while the Revenue Minister also desperately wants Deputy Speaker Isidore
Fernandes’s son Raymond as an Awal Karkun under her despite his fake degree.

Today in Goa the Revenue portfolio is many times more lucrative than Town &
Country Planning and even Mining. But the Divine curses will also be
manifold.  It may be too late for those looking to benefit from a quick
windfall.

It is totally unacceptable, reckless and irresponsible that our very
cherished and scarce God given land should be treated as a throwaway
commodity and sold for personal gain and greed rather than for the common
good. Every Minister and the Government have a fundamental duty to act in
the best interests of its citizens and not to be rubber stamping real
estate deals or any other deals that are not in the State’s interest or for
the common good. A nation that destroys its land destroys itself.

Aldo Leopold, an American scientist and ecologist observed ‘we abuse land
because we treat it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a
community to which we belong, we may then begin to use it with love and
respect.’ ‘Harmony with land is like harmony with a friend. You cannot
cherish his right hand and chop off his left’.

Margaret Mitchell a famous novelist and journalist wrote ‘Land is the only
thing in the world that amounts to anything, for this is the only thing in
the world that lasts, this is the only thing worth working for, worth
fighting for and worth dying for’.



Aires Rodrigues

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[Goanet] Are Goans Racist?

[Roland Francis]

Of course we are. At heart every Goan recognizes that. Some will fight it with 
the fibre of their being, some others will either think it is not necessary to 
change, or are too lazy to do so, or do not admit to it. After all, if you 
don’t admit to it, it isn’t there.

Not only are are racist, we are casteist also. Hopefully, this is not 
manifested in daily living, but it certainly raises its head in some 
situations, like when a family member wants to get married out of the ‘caste’ 
boundary. No wonder then there remains a hidden hatred of their former bhatcars 
by those who eked out a living by actually working on the land. Now, With 
grabbing of houses and land, revenge is the sweet order of the day.

Let us put this in context of the times.

In Africa, Goans would not intermarry with either blacks or Sikhs or Ismailis 
in any notable number. They might have married whites if they got a chance, but 
the opportunity wasn’t there.  Is there an explanation for this besides racism? 
Yes there is. 

In Africa there was a strong social bond among Goans, in fact almost as strong 
as in the Mormon community. If you did something proscribed by the community, 
you were ‘shunned’. What could cause this shunning? A marriage with a non-Goan 
and to a lesser extent with someone even out of your ‘caste’.  The Catholic 
religion was no less to blame. Marriage to a non-Catholic would mean a cut-off, 
a kind of ‘excommunication lite’. Shunning would also occur if any one of your 
family took an anti-colonial political stand. Which Goan would marry a Black in 
these circumstances? 

Today, things are a little different. Marriage-wise we have not sufficiently 
integrated. In an arbitrary conclusion I would say there are about 5 to 10 per 
cent mixed marriages. Most of these are with whites, perhaps because they are a 
majority of the population except in the big cities, but that trend of marrying 
mostly whites is changing I am glad to note. More Goan youth are marrying 
others, with Blacks forming a sizeable section of ‘others’. Co- incidentally 
Goans marrying non-whites are from families where the fathers are ultra 
racist/casteist/religionist. Poetic justice, like the mundcar-bhatcar 
relationship. 

As I end, I must clarify that my views are my own, from my personal observation 
and not from a reading of any sociological essay or text. While I am willing to 
put these conclusions in context with someone else’s convincing arguments that 
are diametrically different, observations indicate what is happening, arguments 
what should happen. Of course I am happy to hear of others’ observations or 
their formal study.

Roland.

Egas D’Souza wrote;
I saw a story which  said the main reason for Idi Amin's  "All Non-Citizen 
Asians expulsion Act" was that he considered the Asians to be  racists and 
would never marry the local Africans.

[Goanet-News] Do you remember...The Family / The Children of God?

[Frederick Noronha]

They were all over the place in the 1970s, including at Calangute. As a
students, I was drawn to the attractive comics-type flyers they handed out.
If you too encountered this group, you might find this documentary to be of
some interest:
The Love Prophet and the Children of God - Documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63HkmoI5Png

Share your comments and feedback via goa...@goanet.org
Thanks! FN

[Goanet-News] Indians in Dubai: Luxury & Labour Camps

[Frederick Noronha]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WE8tVlTJnw
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[Goanet] Adolfo’s (Mis)Adventures

[Roland Francis]

I am hoping that even after AM leaves Quepem for the brighter lights of 
Dar-es-Salaam, Pyongyang or the UN Square in Manhattan, he continues to regale 
us with his takes on sustaining water and agriculture in parched lands, 
managing the expectations of Kim Jong Un’s sister or advising John Magufuli on 
ambassadorships or the economy.

Before he burst on the scene, my imagination of Quepemcars was coconut 
tree-climbing, pond-fishing Novas Conquestadores, but now I know them better as 
men of the world with the international touch, not averse to drinking strong 
local brews and making friends with the village hoi-polloi.

Long live the professor of manifold talents, of heavenly humbug and virginal 
nonsense who makes this cyberspace a much better place to be during this 
otherwise debilitating pandemic.

Roland.
Toronto.

[Goanet] Saint Francis f Lisboa & Riding the Crest of the Luso World

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

I was reminded by a Goanetter that the correct appellation  for St Anthony
of Lisboa was St Anthony of Padua.

Selfishly I disagree.  He died in Padua, Italy.  But he was born and went
to school in Purtgal. He went to Africa twice……He was spared in Algeria by
the Muslims, because he was sick, weak and about to die. He was transformed
when he saw the suffering and death of the other Priest. He survived only
to return to Africa on a new  mission of PEACE

 After recovering, from Southern Italy, he started on his mission of peace.
 He is also known as St Francis of Egypt.  What was he doing there …trying
to bring PEACE between the Crusaders.  Yes between Christians and
Moslems.  This
was more than 900 years ago.

 The meting took place in Egypt. The Moslem leader was not impressed with
the suggestion.

 Now Pope Francis, the Jesuit has already been to the Middle East at least
a couple of times. In my Opinion this is better than throwing Bombs and
killing innocent Children, men and women or snuffing the life of Floyd

 Compassion is important…..not sloganeering

 Peace Goa Netters

Grandolfo

[Goanet] Covid Management - Best and Worst

[Roland Francis]

The seven worst countries in COVID management, are run by 'macho' men - Donald 
Trump, USA, Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil, Vladimir Putin, Russia, Narendra Modi, 
India, Boris Johnson, UK, Pedro Sanchez, Spain and Giuseppe Conte, Italy.

The seven best countries in COVID management, are run by women - Mette 
Frederiksen, Denmark,  Katrin Jakobsdottir, Iceland, Sanna Marin, Finland, 
Angela Merkel, Germany, Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand, Erna Solberg, Norway and 
Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan

It is worth giving a thought!!

Roland.
Toronto.

Re: [Goanet] Argham's verses from the Bible

[Gabe Menezes]

In commeration of me! We do this every  time we go to Mass?

On Sun, 14 Jun 2020, 14:31 Eddie D'Sa,  wrote:

> Mr Argham, you do dig up some weird injunctions.
>
> Phew. Sounds like a prescription to nourish a society of vampires and
> cannibals.
>
> Eddie
>
>
> -- Original Message --
> From: Devak Argham
> Sent: Sunday, 14 Jun, 20 At 09:43
>
>
> John 6:54-56,  58 -Jesus the WORD of God, became flesh
>
> Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will
> raise him on the last day.
> For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.
> Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him.
> Whoever eats this bread will live forever.”
>
> Sent from Mail for
> Windows 10
>
>

Re: [Goanet] ST Anthony of Lisboa Two Trips to Africa

[Vivian A. DSouza]

 My,my Adolfo, you continue to surprise me.  Anthony of Padua/Lisboa returned 
toAmerica, 900 years ago, when America did not exist.  Of curse this is aother 
of your tests to see if we are payng atention, right ?
Now, por favor, please tell me where and how I can get a sip of that colorless 
like water elixir that you consumed at your relative's place in South Goa.  I 
am dying to  get a sip of that elixir. My brains have atrophied.  Perhaps a sip 
will  rejuvenate my aging  brains,  It ceratinly did wonders for you. You are 
my last hope ...would you do this for an old buddy from the environs of 
Asia/Mali.Market/  and Bagmoyo streets in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania ?
On ‎Sunday‎, ‎14‎ ‎June‎ ‎2020‎ ‎18‎:‎22‎:‎52‎ ‎IST, Adolfo Mascarenhas 
 wrote:  
 
 
I wasreminded by a Goanetter that the correct appellation  for St Anthony of 
Lisboa was St Anthony ofPadua. He died in Padua, Italy.  But heyhe was born and 
went to school in Purtgal. He went to Africa twice……He wasspared in Algeria by 
the Muslims, because he was sick, weak and about to die.He was transformed when 
he saw the suffering and death of the other Priest. Hesurvived only to return 
to America on a new  mission of PEACE  


After recovering,from Southern Italy, he actually went on a mission of peace.  
He is also known as St Francis of Egypt.  What was he doing there …trying to 
bringPEACE between the Crusaders.  Yes betweenChristians and Moslems.  This was 
morethan 900 years ago.  The meeting took placein Egypt. The Moslem  was not 
impressed withthe suggestion.

 Now Pope Francis,the Jesuit has already been to the Middle East at least a 
couple of times. In myOpinion It is better than throwing Bombs and killing 
innocent Children, men and women

 Grandolfo

In Quepem
ForPeace and Understanding 
  

Re: [Goanet] [Goanet-News] Crisis in the Pune and Goa newspaper industries (Camil Parkhe)

[Ricky Noronha]

Hi Camil.

Nice one. Keep in touch. I do remember the old days fondly.

Take care and stay well.

Ricky.


On Thu 11 Jun, 2020, 12:38 AM Goanet Reader,  wrote:

> By Camil Parkhe
> WhatsApp +91 99224 19274
> camilpar...@gmail.com
>
> I have fought for the implementation of the Palekar Wage
> award for journalists and other newspaper employees.  In
> 1987, I also appeared before the eleven-member Bachchwat Wage
> Commission, to argue for better pay scales and facilities for
> newspaper employees in the country.  As the general secretary
> of the Goa Union of Journalists (GUJ), I was instrumental in
> the absorption of a large number of surplus employees post
> computerisation or automation in The Navhind Times, Panjim,
> where I then worked.
>
> When the Gomantak Marathi daily newspaper, then owned by the
> Chougules, summarily retrenched some 19 surplus newspaper
> employees in 1987, I took up the matter with the Labour
> Commissioner and succeeded in giving better financial package
> to the retrenched workers.
>
> I have therefore very strong reasons to be appalled to see
> that hundreds of journalists and others are now being sacked,
> thrown to the wind, following the closure of the Sakal Times
> (in Pune), and the Gomantak Times and many editions of
> several other publications in Maharashtra and in the country.
>
> When automation was being introduced in Sakal Media Group in
> the 1980s -- the paper had then been acquired from the
> Parulekar family by Pawar family -- a large number of
> employees were declared surplus.  These included those
> involved in the old printing methods.  The Sakal Newspapers
> Employees Union, then led by Govindrao Kshirsagar, had stood
> firmly with the workers.  Resultantly, the management trained
> the surplus employees in new jobs works or absorbed them in
> other posts.
>
>   We in English-language The Navhind Times daily and
>   the Marathi Navprabha publications, owned by the
>   Dempos, followed the Sakal Model when the
>   management introduced automation in the mid-1980s.
>   Ramesh Naik, our union leader, visited the Sakal
>   Union leader Kshirsagar in Pune to secure details
>   of the Sakal Automation Model.  I was happy to see
>   that many youngsters involved in traditional
>   printing methods went on to sit in airconditioned
>   rooms to learn to typeset on computers!  Foremen
>   thus became supervisors in the new set ups, and so
>   on.  Blue collared workers became white-collared
>   workers.  Most people were absorbed and there was
>   almost no retrenchment.
>
> But soon enough, the Gomantak in Panjim served notices to
> retrench 19 employees following automation in the Marathi
> daily.  The retrenched workers were to be given as gratuity
> only the mandatory 15-days salary for each year of their
> service.  When the retrenched workers approached the Goa
> Union of Journalists, I filed a complaint with Goa Labour
> Commissioner.
>
> The GUJ President was then Gurudas Singbal, Goa Correspondent
> of The Indian Express.  When we members of the GUJ delegation
> sat with the Labour Commissioner for the conciliation
> proceedings, it turned out to be a very cordial affair.  The
> Labour Commissioner was, of course, personally known to
> Singbal and other GUJ seniors, including Pramod Khandeparkar,
> Balaji Gaunekar and Gurudas Sawal.  "What is the problem?"
> Singbal broke the ice, as he smilingly lit a cigarette.
> "Guru, there is no problem. Tell me what you want," prompt
> came the reply from the Labour Commissioner.
>
> After a few more sittings, the Chougule management agreed to
> increase the gratuity amount substantially and the workers
> got almost more than double compensation.  Two workers
> however dissented and went to the court to seek a better deal.
>
> Journalists and others today may find it now difficult to
> believe that in the 1980s, the labour unions of newspaper
> employees, led by CITU leader Com S Y Kolhatkar and K.
> Vikram Rao were so strong that they could successfully
> organise a nationwide strike and bring the entire newspaper
> industry to a total halt for a day!
>
> I remember two such strikes were organised by the Goa Union
> of Journalists leaders Pramod Khandeparkar, Gurudas Sawal,
> Balaji Gaunekar, juniors like myself and James Paes around
> 1985.  I remember, as the GUJ general secretary, leading a
> morcha (or protest march) of newspaper employees around
> Gomantak office in Santa Inez, demanding the early
> implementation of Bachchawat wage commission, and shouting
> slogans 'Sodche na, reh, sodche na.  Jitlea bogor sodche na.'
> (We won't give up, we won't give up. Till we win, we won't quit.)
> The Gomantak Editor Narayan Athawale, himself an activist,
> looked at us protesters from the gallery of his residence in
> the Gomantak building.
>
> * * *
>
> I left Goa in 1988 and joined the Lokmat Times in 

Re: [Goanet] What does Joao want to say?

[Joao Barros-Pereira]

I resent two poems as i could not see them maybe i'm viewing them from
the wrong place or there is some other explanation connectivity is not
good these days

On 6/14/20, Joao Barros-Pereira  wrote:
> On 6/14/20, Joao Barros-Pereira  wrote:
>> On 6/13/20, Joao Barros-Pereira  wrote:
>>> In
>>> the Age
>>> of
>>> Corona Virus
>>>
>>> after the
>>> unbearable
>>> heat wave
>>>
>>> it is
>>> raining
>>> non-stop
>>> for thee days
>>>
>>> sounds of
>>> rainfall
>>> on the awnings
>>> of the
>>> upper floor
>>> of
>>> my house
>>>
>>> celestial
>>> music
>>> to my ears
>>>
>>> the
>>> mango trees
>>> outside
>>> my French
>>> doors
>>>
>>> appear as
>>> green curtains
>>>
>>> sleep soundly
>>> snore loudly
>>>
>>> the rain
>>>
>>> oh
>>> how I love
>>> the rainy season
>>> taking me
>>> to another world
>>>
>>> no need
>>> of airfares
>>> passport
>>> visa
>>>
>>> as
>>> I’m happily
>>> locked down
>>>
>>> into the
>>> rainy season
>>>
>>> What does Joao want to say?
>>>
>>
>

[Goanet] Schedule for Monday 15th June 2020

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Schedule for Monday 15th June 2020

12:00 AM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

12:24 AM
Pidda - A talk by Mathew Fernandes

12:40 AM
Precious blood of Jesus - Leela Moraes

01:00 AM
Mass in Konkani from yesterday

02:10 AM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

02:35 AM
Media Track - Episode 43

03:03 AM
53rd Mando Festival - Old Goachi Porzolit Fulam  - Teenager

03:16 AM
Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi - Fr Luis Gomes interviewed by Daniel de Souza

04:10 AM
Hymn - Deva Mhojea Deva - Fr Ronaldo Fernandes

04:16 AM
Adoration 2 - St Anthony Church, Siolim

04:45 AM
Health Matters  - Arthritis - Dr Zelio D'Mello

05:13 AM
Hymn - You are my all in all -Saxophone cover - Fr Seville Antao - OFM(Cap)

05:15 AM
Give unto God what belongs to God - Talk by Glenn Nunes

05:45 AM
Juanv Bautistachea Bhagivont Jivitak Man Dium-ya - talk by Fr. Xavier
Braganza

06:00 AM
Hymn - Mhojea Deva Tum Sorv- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

06:02 AM
Intercession - Talk by Francis D'Souza

06:27 AM
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit - Talk by Adv. F. E. Noronha

06:57 AM
Hymn - Tuje Upkar Dhonia - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

07:00 AM
Mass  in Konkani from Pilerne

08:00 AM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 78 - Bhikari Bhurgo - Fr Pratap Naik sj

08:10 AM
Music - Spiritual Music 3  followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem

08:40 AM
Our Father - Malayalam

08:45 AM
Sat Sovnskar - Talk by Orlando D'Souza

09:15 AM
Tithing - Talk by Alfwold Silveira

09:40 AM
Hymn - With Jesus in the boat sung by Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

09:42 AM
Hymn - Sorginchem Raj By Fr. John A Fernandes

09:46 AM
Apologetics - Catholic Church Pt  2 - Adv. F.E. Noronha

10:10 AM
Media Track - Episode 43

10:40 AM
Health Matters - Mental Health - Dr Melvin Silva and Dr Doreen Dias

11:11 AM
Poem - What is Love? by Nadia Fernandes

11:13 AM
Hymn -Soglle Tuje Okman - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

11:15 AM
Intercessions (English)

11:27 AM
Magnificat (English)

11:30 AM
Mass in English from Panjim Church

12:05 PM
Pidda - A talk by Mathew Fernandes

12:20 PM
Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag  93 Sadi Osturi  - Fr Pratap Naik sj

12:30 PM
Commitment - Talk by Kenneth D'Sa

12:57 PM
Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 11

01:00 PM
Am I a Generous Giver? - Talk by Severina Fernandes

01:26 PM
The Law and You - Three law students speak about integrity

01:48 PM
Environment - Protecting our Oceans - Nandini Velho interviews Aaron Savio
Lobo

02:16 PM
Hymn - Deva Mhojea Deva - Fr Ronaldo Fernandes

02:22 PM
Literally Goa - Domnic Fernandes interviewed by Frederick Noronha

02:48 PM
Xapai - Xamaichem Magnnem

02:50 PM
Divine Mercy - Konkani

03:00 PM
Vakhann'ni ani Bozonn  - 3

03:30 PM
Bhavarth - Talk by Victor Mascarenhas

03:57 PM
Hymn - Tuje Upkar Dhonia - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap)

04:00 PM
Rosary - Joyful Mysteries

04:24 PM
Reflection on the Gospel - Dominicans

04:30 PM
Senior Citizens Exercises - 12

04:55 PM
Couples Prayer (Konkani)

05:00 PM
Tell me a story - Noah

05:25 PM
Hymns - St Thereza's HS , Raia

05:30 PM
Career  Guidance - Don Bosco Night School

05:53 PM
My Music Videos - Golden Sunset - Kevin Mendes

06:00 PM
Angelus - English

06:02 PM
Entrepreneurship - Ricky Noronha  interviewed by Basil D'Cunha

06:30 PM
Novena Mass in Konkani from Pilerne

07:30 PM
Angelus - Konkani 1

07:32 PM
Saibinnichi Ruzai - Sontosache Mister

07:56 PM
Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 8

08:00 PM
Alcoholics Anonymous - Testimony of Roquezinho D'Souza and Sidney D'Souza

08:34 PM
Talk on Forgiveness by Dr Silvia Noronha

09:00 PM
Intercessions (Konkani)

09:12 PM
Magnificat (Konkani)

09:15 PM
Ratchem Magnem

09:30 PM
Power of Forgiveness - Talk by Colin Calmiano

10:18 PM
Music - Jesus Bendito - Victor Da Costa

10:20 PM
Konkani Music Concert - Part 2 - Melbourne 2019

11:00 PM
Life in the Spirit Seminars and Prayer groups - Bishop Singorayan

11:39 PM
Konkani Short film - Hanv Ek Munis

11:54 PM
Bible Project -  Holiness

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[Goanet] ST Anthony of Lisboa Two Trips to Africa

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

I was reminded by a Goanetter that the correct appellation  for St Anthony
of Lisboa was St Anthony of Padua. He died in Padua, Italy.  But hey he was
born and went to school in Purtgal. He went to Africa twice……He was spared
in Algeria by the Muslims, because he was sick, weak and about to die. He
was transformed when he saw the suffering and death of the other Priest. He
survived only to return to America on a new  mission of PEACE

After recovering, from Southern Italy, he actually went on a mission of
peace.  He is also known as St Francis of Egypt.  What was he doing there
…trying to bring PEACE between the Crusaders.  Yes between Christians and
Moslems.  This was more than 900 years ago.  The meeting took place in
Egypt. The Moslem  was not impressed with the suggestion.

 Now Pope Francis, the Jesuit has already been to the Middle East at least
a couple of times. In my Opinion It is better than throwing Bombs and
killing innocent Children, men and women

 Grandolfo

In Quepem
For Peace and Understanding

[Goanet] St. Anthony of Lisboa Honours and Rescue of a Goan Heretic

[Adolfo Mascarenhas]

Roland

I am so glad that the topic of St Anthony of Lisboa came up.  Please  I
hope that all those Goans in Mississauga  do not forget Saint Kateri
Tekakwitha. She can be relied to intercede on our behalf on several
favours: CORVIN 19, Corruption, Evil Politicians etc Thank you for the
music  as a Goan at heart I am glad when they make music .

I know that you, as a confirmed Heretic. Compassion is never wasted ..
However, you do not have to worry about SAoL hitting you with a hammer,he
was very gentle.  There is another big surprise for Goankars. Following my
recommendation to the President of an East African Country, it was accepted
that an AmerGowdan be made Ambassador.  You will be deeply touched.

More important is  the fact my dear grandson  Aaron gave me a surprise I
spoke to him  …and told him of the appointment of AmerGowdan. He asked me
whether the Ambassador would have to work very hard. I said “Yes” But  then
I told him about my selection of Serengeti for the Ambassador to relax
after his tour.  He was really worried and shocked. He said Grandolfo
please see that the Ambassador does not wear a bowler Hat or a cotton cap.
Nearly a million GNU with 3,925,001hoofs pounding (Aaron apart from being a
gifted violinist is good in Maths he reminded me that the last number had
to be even …I had to tell him that a lion ate one of the hoof)  Any way GNU
would make pulp or quagmire of the body and the brain. Therefore the
Ambasador should wear a reinforced steel hat, but the clothes could be of
reinforced fabric. …capable of holding hot air like the Hot Air Balloons
plying in Serengeti

Be safe.Be Good .Diversity Is strength


Grandolfo

Humbly in Kapem

[Goanet] Argham's verses from the Bible

[Eddie D'Sa]

Mr Argham, you do dig up some weird injunctions.

Phew. Sounds like a prescription to nourish a society of vampires and cannibals.

Eddie


-- Original Message --
From: Devak Argham
Sent: Sunday, 14 Jun, 20 At 09:43


John 6:54-56,  58 -Jesus the WORD of God, became flesh

Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise 
him on the last day.
For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.
Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him.
Whoever eats this bread will live forever.”

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

[Goanet] Expats desperate in Duba

[Bernado Colaco]

 The thugs in Goa do not have a hand in the Goan overseas pie. Therefore there 
is no interest in helping out. Overseas Goans are looked upon with disdain, 
remember not to long ago the Rane vitriol on Goans living in the UK.
BC
Goa isn't doing nothing. The politicians here are busy with their power
struggles, often going mostly unnoticed thanks to a largely supportive
media too. Please don't misunderstand all the "work"they put in. There's
little time for anything else.FN



  

[Goanet] Bible verses for the Day

[Devak Argham]

B.I.B.L.E - Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth
---

John 6:54-56 & 58 -Jesus the WORD of God, became flesh
==


54 Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will
raise him on the last day.

55 For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.

56 Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him.

58 This is the bread that came down from heaven. Unlike your ancestors who
ate and still died, whoever eats this bread will live forever.”

Re: [Goanet] What does Joao want to say?

[Joao Barros-Pereira]

On 6/13/20, Joao Barros-Pereira  wrote:
> In
> the Age
> of
> Corona Virus
>
> after the
> unbearable
> heat wave
>
> it is
> raining
> non-stop
> for thee days
>
> sounds of
> rainfall
> on the awnings
> of the
> upper floor
> of
> my house
>
> celestial
> music
> to my ears
>
> the
> mango trees
> outside
> my French
> doors
>
> appear as
> green curtains
>
> sleep soundly
> snore loudly
>
> the rain
>
> oh
> how I love
> the rainy season
> taking me
> to another world
>
> no need
> of airfares
> passport
> visa
>
> as
> I’m happily
> locked down
>
> into the
> rainy season
>
> What does Joao want to say?
>

Re: [Goanet] What does Joao want to say?

[Joao Barros-Pereira]

On 6/12/20, Joao Barros-Pereira  wrote:
> In
> the Age
> of
> Corona Virus
>
> CEO
>
> and
>
> top
> management
> of
> Vatican State
>
> no share
> vast wealth
> of RC
> Church
>
> with
> Christian poor
>
> do not
> think
> only
> Hollywood
> and Bollywood
> actors
>
> dance
> with rulers
>
> RC Church
> unsaid
> philosophy
> echoes
> in the words
> of John F Kennedy
>
> ask
> not what
> your country
> can do for you
> but what you
> can do for
> your country
>
> not country
> of course
>
> Church
>
> What does Joao want to say?
>

[Goanet] Goa: Central Library uses spare time to 'brush-up' its 2.8 lakh books (ToI)

[Frederick Noronha]

Read more at:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/75443541.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest_medium=text_campaign=cppst
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[Goanet] (no subject)

[Aires Rodrigues]

My Dear Vijai,

On this auspicious day, the 50th birthday of a long standing friend, l take
this opportunity to wish you a Very Happy, blessed and enjoyable birthday.

In our efforts over the last few years to put Goa and the needs of Goans
first and to action the true meaning of Goem, Goenkar and Goenkarponn, we
undoubtedly had our very severe differences on policy and direction, but
the friendship and mutual respect for each other has endured the test of
time.

Those of us who have already attained this important milestone of a 50th
birthday and a new decade will vouch that it can usher in the golden years
of our lives. It makes us realise the virtues and priorities of life and
the direction that we choose to continue along life’s journey. As a new
member Vijai, welcome to the 50s Club! And now I am a member of the 60s
Club!

May you and the family be blessed with the gifts of good health, wisdom,
prudence and good wishes to continue in the service of others and all you
choose to do in the future.

I am sure that your dear departed sister, the late Madhavi Sardesai, who
was the Head of the Konkani Department at Goa University and your
illustrious dear Uncle, the late Ravindra Kelekar the prominent writer,
freedom fighter and activist along with your family and friends who along
with me are today sharing and celebrating this important milestone with
you.

50 is a beautiful milestone in life. Armed with all of life’s wisdom, you
can enjoy life to the fullest for many years to come. Don’t let the thought
of turning older slow you down and there is no need to worry about taking
rest. Ups and downs in life will come and go. Just live every single day of
your life to the fullest. Let not your 50th birthday stop you from feeling
young at heart!  Covid-19 or not!

Frances Lear, the famous American publisher and editor observed “The second
half of one’s life is meant to be better than the first half. The first
half is finding out how you do it. And the second half is enjoying it.’’!
Dame Helen Mirren the famous English actress went further “Your 40s are
good. Your 50s are great. Your 60s are fab. And 70 is freaking awesome!’’ I
am living proof of part of her statement!

There is still time for you, like I just got there, to get all the perks of
A Senior Citizen as today you are only 50 years young! Happy 50th Birthday
our dear Vijai.



Aires Rodrigues

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