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angelwing44 · 1 year
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JESUS CAME FOR EVERYONE! Let's Adore the Lord and Praise His Name in every moment as we all lift our hearts to Jesus, and invite the Lord to guide our hearts and minds in His Holy Presence! Jesus came for all in the world! Jesus loves as we open His Gospel, read His Living Word with our family and share with all in our family and all we meet! As we act on the Living Word of the Lord, the Living Word of the Lord shapes us, nourishes us, and prepares every heart to hear, and strengthens us to act! Jesus invites all to receive Him in the Body and Blood of His Eucharist! To register and receive the very Body and Blood of our Lord, contact your local Catholic Parish and sign up for the Sacramental Prep Classes - and bring the family! The Glorious Call of the Lord is for all! ALL are welcome to register to receive the Sacraments of Jesus, for He gave His Body for everyone to partake in! Welcome one, welcome all and come to Mass! This I have received in the Holy Spirit, for all who read! In Jesus Name! May God Bless you and your family! Holy Mary, Mother ofGod, Pray for us! St.Joseph, pray for us! All Holy Angels and Saints in Heaven, pray for us!
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Justice for the Play In My Father's House!
Disclaimer: I just really had to get this out of my system because I could cry out of frustration! Please excuse me if any of this is offensive to you. It's my mind I'm speaking out. It's called freedom of speech. Okay? So chill.
Since when did death become a matter of being age-appropriate or not? I still can’t get over how people went into a laughing uproar when the scene unfolding before them was that of a mother frustrated that her youngest son dies for lack of medicine, when they owned a pharmacy that was being used by the Japs for their own personal gain.
I mean seriously people! How insensitive can you get? So maybe it was difficult to get into the story when you don’t even have a clue what it was like to live amidst a ragging war. Maybe empathy isn’t your strong suit. But did the value of respect elude you, too? Think about the writer, who must have poured her heart out to be able to come up with a story, a script that would convey the emotions and be as authentic as possible; ditto for the director, working his brain into overdrive just to make the scenes unfold as realistic as possible, pouring out his heart to make the audience feel the emotions that they wish to portray. Think of the actors, as well. They tried their best, their hardest, they put away any inhibitions, tried to hide their fears for the sake of portraying the role as best they could. They empathized with their characters, internalized the emotions, and spent sleepless nights to memorize their lines in order to deliver them with the right emotions. And yet, when they were at the very peak of their emotions, crying in pain, in frustration upon hearing the death of a dearly beloved friend, brother, and son, people laugh just because.
Can I just say, insensitive much? How would you have felt if you were in their shoes, working your butt off to be the best of what you can be, then people just laugh uproariously despite your great efforts? Ha. Feel that.
It just frustrates me how you talk so much flak, feeling so proud coming from a top institution and yet you lack even a hint of appreciation for something as plain and simple as a play about a family caught in the midst of a war. Age-appropriate or not, a little respect would have been great. Just imagine the frustration of the people who worked so hard just to make the production as great as it really was, only to be laughed at by people too dense to even feel a hint of remorse upon hearing the death of one of the characters. It’s called feelings, people. Empathy. Why don’t you try ‘googling’ it? I’m sure you could do that, right?
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