Franjo Armiƒ ........................Obitelj Armiƒ

za pokojne obitelji Planiniƒ ....................Ob. Planiniƒ

Za pokojne obitelji Jur…iƒ ......................Ob. Planiniƒ

Matija Šušnjara ...........................muñ Stipe i obitelj

Luca Lišniƒ ........................................Ana Bajiƒ

Jozo i Ana Pervan ................................Iva ‚ubeliƒ

Tada Topiƒ ...................................Ivica Penaviƒ i ob.

Ivan i Ana Mlinariƒ ................................Jure i Lenka Štrbiƒ

Marija Šumera ..................................Marijana Jela…a

Ivan Kosiƒ .....................................Marijana Jela…a

Marija Šumera ...................Stjepan i Dubravka Bori…eviƒ

na …ast sv. Anti ..................................Mato Tomiƒ

Nedjelja, 10. lipnja 11:00 A.M. ......Antonija Tomiƒ i Tihana Jurkoviƒ

The Holy Spirit C Our Solar Furnace

Archimedes built a giant solar reflector called a "burning mirror." It concentrated the sun's rays on Roman warships and set them afire. Primitive tribes channeled ocean water into shallow pans. Sun evaporated the water, leaving salt behind. The coal and oil we use for energy comes from millions of years of converted sunlight. If 10,000 square miles of Arizona desert were covered with mirrors and the necessary boilers and turbines, it is estimated that twice the amount of electricity now generated in America could be produced. The sun, that fire from the sky, provides virtually all the energy used on earth. We can also garner energy from the wind. Wind powered the ship that enabled Columbus to discover America. The pilgrims relied on wind to move their ship from Europe to Plymouth Rock. Old fashioned windmills used that free energy source to grind wheat into flour. Today's technologists foresee the day that armies of huge windmills in windswept areas like the Great Plains, or anchored off the northeastern United States coast could produce one fourth of our electrical needs. The wind, that power from the heavens, could become a major energy source. Fire and wind.....Clean and renewable sources of energy. Beacons of hope for an energy starved world. What are the two images of the Holy Spirit appearing before us on this Pentecost? Fire and wind. "Suddenly, from up in the sky there came a noise, like a strong driving wind . . . Tongues of fire appeared." Just as earthly fire and wind hold within themselves the promise of an earthly Pentecost of renewable energy resources, so do the divine fire and wind contain the promise of renewable spiritual resources. That is why we pray to the Holy Spirit, "Come and renew the face of the earth." It is evident that the sun and the wind are gifts from God. On this Pentecost we are made aware of the fire and wind of the Holy Spirit as the source of even greater gifts from God. Sun and wind provide the gifts for our physical life. The Holy Spirit offers gifts for our spiritual lives. The Spirit is our solar furnace bringing vitality to our souls.

AIf you keep silent, keep silent by love; if you speak, speak by love; if you correct, correct by love; if you pardon, pardon by love. Let love be rooted in you, and from the root nothing but good can grow.@

"If it is to be, it is up to me!@

- Pod pokroviteljstvom hrvatske ñupe sv. Jeronima i Hrv. škole AKardinal Stepinac@ stiñe iz Zagreba kazalište s predstavom APredstava Hamleta u selu Mrduša Donja@. Ova vrlo poznata komedija dolazi nam s najboljom postavom hrvatskih glumaca: Ivana Brkiƒ, Danko Ljuština, Ivo Gregureviƒ, Špiro Guberina, Vedran Mlikota, Lidija Begonja i drugi. Predstava ƒe se odrñati polovicom rujna (19. rujna)

 

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