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Martes - Enero 10, 2012, Unang Linggo ng Taon

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Martes - Enero 10, 2012 Unang Linggo ng Taon Unang Pagbasa 1 Samuel 1:9-20 Nanalangin si Ana 9 Minsan, matapos silang kumain sa Shilo, malungkot na pumunta si Ana at nanalangin sa bahay ni Yahweh. Nagkataong nakaupo sa may pintuan ng bahay ni Yahweh ang paring si Eli. 10 Buong pait na lumuluha si Ana at taimtim na nanalangin kay Yahweh. 11 Ganito ang kanyang panalangin: "Yahweh, Diyos na Makapangyarihan sa lahat, kung papakinggan ninyo ang inyong abang lingkod at inyo pong kahahabagan, kung hindi ninyo ako pababayaan, sa halip ay pagkakalooban ng isang anak na lalaki, ihahandog ko siya sa inyo at habang buhay na siya'y nakalaan sa inyo; hindi ko ipapaputol ang kanyang buhok." 12 Habang nananalangin si Ana, ang bibig niya'y pinagmamasdan ni Eli. 13 Gumagalaw ang kanyang mga labi ngunit hindi naririnig ang kanyang tinig sapagkat siya'y nananalangin lamang sa sarili. Dahil dito, inakala ni Eli na siya'y lasing. 14 Kaya, lumapit ...

Classification Proposal

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PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION OF CHURCH BUILDINGS AND OTHER PREMISES IN THE DIOCESE OF SAN PABLO , PROVINCE OF LAGUNA Guiding Principle: The present physical status and the era when a church building was constructed would determine the kind of architectural care and intervention that it would receive. This will aid the diocese in the formulation of appropriate policies for each status and era classification. Introduction Not all churches in Rome were built in the same era. Not all of them are Ancient, Baroque, Renaissance, Neoclassical, Gothic or Medieval in style. Not all of them follow the same engineering and architectural methods of construction. Not all of them are historical in a definite way. There are some churches in the Eternal City that are ultra-modern in style and not all of them are famous and tourist-worthy to visit. But all of them are sacred spaces as well as living spaces. Sacred Spaces means they are directed towards God and the experience of the Sacre...