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posted by RussWilcox @ 9:27 AM
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Russell Wilcox is a retired college professor who spends several months in Florida and several months in Rhode Island each year, and whose interests include boating and sailing, sports, political activism, ballroom dancing and bridge. He has an MBA from Harvard, a Computer Systems CAGS from Bryant and a BS from Northeastern. He has worked in industry for EG&G and Texas Instruments, operated his own business with more than 200 employees, and served as Director of the Computer Information Systems Program for Stonehill College. An Army veteran and private pilot, he is a published author, and is the proud father of four children and the proud grandfather of seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. A holder of two patents in microchip connections and a true product of the melting pot, his father is the son of a Yankee farmer, and his mother the first generation daughter of Italian immigrants who retained their culture, but strove mightily to become Americans, sending four sons to fight against Hitler and Mussolini.
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These particular clips show what many have said was a secondary effect of this film that folks noticed after.
Millions of Catholics have a special admiration and devotion to the Virgin Mary for her role in the Salvation process. That is often misunderstood by Protestant brothers and sisters.
At the young age of about 16 years old she was the first to "Accept the Lord" and say YES.
The clip where she ran to console Jesus who had fallen while at play again reinforces that she shaped his early childhood. It shows the motherly tenderness she had for him.
Thus as any Son would, I'm fully confident that Jesus has made special arrangements for his own Mother in many areas.
90,000 people saw the Miracule of Fatima in Oct of 1917 in Portugal as the Sun spun and did all sorts of things that can't be explained.
Keep the Faith,
ALso from the same film, a companion song done by Don Francisco called, "Too Small A Price" is sung from the perpsective of the "Good Thief" from what he experieinces that day.
What makes it unique is what I have called the "Story behind the story" after he is promised to join with the Lord in Paradise, and as he "enters", he sees Abraham and Moses, and where folks "went" before the gates of Heaven opened again.
I can just imagine what happens when Jesus makes his grand entrance onto the scene.
Anyway, click on to the following clip. If it doesn't work go to YouTube BuildingBlockMin and look for "Too Small a Price to Pay", then also look for "He's Alive".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A3ViBShIaw
I have a few other songs that are neat like Tony Melendez who plays the guitar with his toes (No arms) who performed for John Paul II in LA.
Hope you like them.
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