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Despite the Israeli army's full incursion into Gaza, priests and nuns will remain in the city as witnesses of charity - ZENIT - English

Despite the Israeli army's full incursion into Gaza, priests and nuns will remain in the city as witnesses of charity - ZENIT - English : Cardinal Pizzaballa and Greek Orthodox Theophilus III reject the prospect of "evacuation" in the face of the Israeli military operation already underway. “There can be no future based on imprisonment, the displacement of Palestinians, or revenge,” they say. The Sisters of Mother Teresa, who arrived in 1973 after the killing of the local parish priest, serve a community devastated by hunger and war. In Tel Aviv, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum is marking a “National Day of Struggle”.

Living alone in Japan: a weekend morning, slice of life

  Living alone in Japan: a weekend morning, slice of life #dayinthelife #j ... https://youtube.com/shorts/wPvgOg1rbIc?si=b3k6sFf30FwbkYgi via @YouTube

Morning Routine | a cozy 7:00AM Summer morning in Japan

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WORKING IN JAPAN | salary worker surviving the heat vlog

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Life in Japan 🇯🇵 I Just Turned 31 — No Job, No Friends, No Boyfriend… Bu...

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Faith Before Technology - ZENIT - English

  Faith Before Technology - ZENIT - English https://zenit.org/2025/08/26/faith-before-technology/?eti=26789 How should Christians, in light of their faith, think about the recent explosion in the application of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and other rapidly advancing technologies? This was the question foremost on the minds of many of us who attended First Things’ recent Intellectual Retreat, entitled “Faith in a Technological Age.” Because First Things is most concerned with the heart of the matter, little of the excellent content touched directly on AI itself. Rather, the seminars explored the fundamental question of technology’s role in the biblical concepts of creation, the Fall, nature, and the “now and not yet” of human redemption, through readings that included, inter alia, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Hugh of St. Victor, Bonaventure, Mary Shelley, Martin Heidegger, and C. S. Lewis. At a basic level, technology can be understood as humanity’s application of work up...

This Spanish Martyr's Last Words Shocked All Her Executioners!

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