#philothea

[lord-here-i-am]

Franz von Sales

französischer Name: François de Sales Bischof von Genf, Ordensgründer, Kirchenlehrer

Name bedeutet: der Franke (latein.)

Gedenktag katholisch: 24. Januar * 21. August 1567 auf dem Schloss in Thorens in Savoyen in Frankreich † 28. Dezember 1622 in Lyon in Frankreich

Was ist wahre Frömmigkeit? "Die wahre und lebendige Frömmigkeit setzt die Gottesliebe voraus; ja sie ist nichts anderes als wahre Gottesliebe. Freilich nicht irgendeine Liebe zu Gott; denn die Gottesliebe heißt Gnade, insofern sie unserer Seele Schönheit verleiht und uns der göttlichen Majestät wohlgefällig macht; sie heißt Liebe, insofern sie uns Kraft zu gutem Handeln gibt; wenn sie aber jene Stufe der Vollkommenheit erreicht, dass wir das Gute nicht nur tun, sondern es sorgfältig, häufig und rasch tun, dann heißt sie Frömmigkeit."

Franz von Sales: Philothea - Anleitung zum frommen Leben.

Quelle

#heiliger franz von sales #philothea #frömmigkeit #liebe gottes #gnade #römisch katholische kirche #gott #jesus #heiliger geist #bischof von genf #glaube #christus #religion #saints

[scobbe]

I love books from 1608

#St Francis De Sales #Philothea #lawful but dangerous

[orthodoxadventure]

The canopy with the veil of Saint Philothea at the “Holy Archangels” Church in Topraisar, Constanta county. Photo credit: Protos. Sofronie Bobaru

#Romania #Constanta #Saint Philothea #Christianity #Orthodox Christianity

[cleophilothea]

Do you have a overarching plot planned or is it more of a "making up the story as we go and we'll see where it takes us" ?

A lot of it is just week-by-week - I have vague plans of adventures and things I'd like to do, but I don't do more in-depth stuff until I'm doing proper session prep for the next week. I have the next couple of adventures planned, and story arcs I'd like to follow :)

For example, I've put things in that will intrigue all of my players - one of them has acquired a demonic artefact called the Eye of Midas which gives her advantage on all saving throws related to money, and has the potential to do more if she can convince it to attune with her. I also have plans for most of their backstories to come back and bite them :)

However, right now they're going to this island led by Galabre, the Lone Cartographer, who is being led there by prophetic dreams from their goddess Sehanine. I know what's on this island, but I need to figure out what the hell Sehanine wants there. Sorry for not going into more detail, my players follow me (but if you want to talk to me more about it and help me brainstorm, my discord is philothea)!

#tpatp #cleocleocleo

[advanced-knocking]

35. 28 (other girls). 19

35. If you had a perfectly organised online archive, what would it be an archive of?

I mean, I do make archives on tumblr on occasion. Like right now, I have my Art Appreciation Hour and my Museum tag. I used to have a uquiz archive blog too, and one for playlists that's even older. Man's natural instinct is to archive apparently.

28. Have you ever considered reading/watching/listening to Other Girls?

Okay you know what your mission is successful I'll watch it this week. I'll update you when I did.

19. If you had all the money in the world, which artist/writer would you comission? (Provide a way to find them if possible)

God. I probably would just comission one million artists and open a gallery with their works. I think that'd be fun. The artist I comissioned most recently was @teriibyte who made an incredible drawing of my babygirl Philothea.

#thank u soup #i prommy i'll watch other girls. if i forget you can remind me like on sunday/monday lol #asks

[poizonedapplez]

Did the Barbie redraw again but with two of my OCs! These two are an actual ship this time.

Neverlove (left) Philothea (right)

Ironically, both are chaotic af, so either one would get them arrested, but Neverlove would be more pissed about being punished for it lol

#barbie redraw #digital art #oc #my ocs #redraw #original character

[vai1en]

hiii could i request an oc of mine? :] maybe in a cute outfit of some kind?

her name is philothea!

totally fine if not btw i just saw that u take requests

Hiii, I love your oc! I'm afraid my requests are close atm and won't be open till I've finished my final project at college (so around June). I do apologize for not making it clearer that my requests were closed at this time :(. I will definitely draw your oc when I have the time tho!! :)) ♡♡

[mortemamarehq]

Her love is pure. Her love is cruel. Her love will be all that you know from now on.

THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERS ARE ACCEPTED.

IDENTITY V

Patient / Emil

REVERSE:1999

Horropedia

ORIGINAL CHARACTERS

Corinne Escusa

Fallere Ogawa

Faux

Gabriel Santori

Holly Hyde

Jolene Jekyll

Julia Edwards

Madelynne Edwards

Mary Ann Pence

Philothea Materna

Luciel Arcangelo

Rina Aguilar

Roxanna Jekyll

Tadhana Magindara

Valentine Howard

Valerie Lee

Victoria C. Marlowe

MORTEM AMARE is a discord based, 18+, multifandom, oc friendly roleplay group centering around ST. AMORRA COLLEGE, an All-Girls Academia located in a strange island. Here, muses live in dorms and attend their daily classes, but also attend masses for the world's God named Love. The group includes a rolling system, death, and an exploration system, with themes inspired from HORROR RPG GAMES, SLAY THE PRINCESS AND FEAR AND HUNGER!

NAVIGATION. ♡ MASTERLIST. ♡ WORLD. ♡ DISCORD.

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[tejanaculturalstudiesvacantinuns]

Mother Angelique Ayers (left) and Mother Philothea Thiry (right) from the San Antonian Sisters of Divine Providence developed welfare and social services training for nuns at their convent under the Worden School of Social Service at the Academy of Our Lady of the Lake in 1942.

[hoursofreading]

Child was an intensely philosophical thinker. I mean this in several ways. First, she was a champion at argumentation. Her 1833 book An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans is one sustained attempt to clear the underbrush of bad arguments that kept most white Americans from recognizing that enslaving other humans was evil. It marshals evidence from economics, history, politics, and religion, culminating in an appeal to her fellow Northerners to see their complicity in slavery’s existence. She was ingenious at finding ways to call her fellow Americans to consistency. She demanded that they see that their pride in American democracy was misplaced if that democracy held others in bondage. She exhorted them to recognize that admiring Revolutionary War heroes for their resistance to taxation on the one hand but condemning enslaved people for fighting for freedom on the other was hypocritical. In the Appeal and dozens of other antislavery publications, she displayed argumentative skills that would make any philosopher proud. It also turned out, to my astonishment, that Child herself was deeply influenced by German philosophers of the period I had been studying. She regularly quotes Schiller, Herder, Lessing, and Jean Paul Richter; she was familiar with both Kant and Hegel. Even more astonishing to me (although, in retrospect, it should not have been): she was influenced by women philosophers I had only recently been learning about through Kristin Gjesdal and Dalia Nassar’s work, such as Germaine de Staël and Bettina Brentano von Arnim. Child adored Die Günderode, a book written by von Arnim about the philosopher Karolina von Günderrode and translated from German by Margaret Fuller; Child herself wrote an popular biography of Staël. Child grounded her activism in a philosophical yearning for answers to the big questions. Early in her life, Child turned to the eighteenth-century Swedish scientist, theologian and mystic Emmanuel Swedenborg for insights. Swedenborg taught that God was a god of love who expressed that love through the world, especially through nature and poetry. Through Swedenborg, Child embraced a holism in which all truths, and all humans, were essentially connected. That unified truth, she also believed, was best expressed through actions that replicated the love God had for his creation. Swedenborg led Child to a Platonic belief that reality as we know it was an emanation of the divine, although humans could see that truth only dimly. Child shared this deep admiration of Swedenborg with founding members of the emerging transcendentalist movement; her close contemporary Ralph Waldo Emerson counted Swedenborg as one of humanity’s “representative men.” Early in her life and during one of the abolitionist movement’s most volatile periods, Child channeled her understanding of Plato and Swedenborg into a novel called Philothea, which included historical characters such as Plato, Anaxagoras, and Alcibiades as well as the eponymous Philothea, granddaughter of Anaxagoras and a woman deeply formed by philosophical ideas.

#quote

[manualmmorg]

Another word for things that happened to

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#Another word for things that happened to

[franthonysalzman]

ICON SCREEN INSTALLATION FINISHED! St Philothea GOC Athens GA . . #art #painting #whimage #fun #creative #imagination #sketch #drawing #graphics #artwork #artist #fineart #paint #instaart #couples #coffee #painting #wine #adventure #travel #surfing #attitude #artcard #notecard #business #love #marketing #grammer #theology #faith #contemporary art https://www.instagram.com/p/CfXL7RUvS7S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[midwestcatholic]

“Because there’s no place that celebrates and honors women more beautifully than the Church! Thanking God today for the incredible beauty of the crown of His creation: woman. And asking for the intercession from these powerhouse women in heaven! May they help us reach our heavenly home!” —Finding Philothea

#Catholic #International Women's Day #Finding Philothea

[acityhermit]

ENCOUNTERS WITH SAINTS I grew up in a house where we did not have icons, none that I can remember, and where we did not talk much about God, the Theotokos or saints.

#Protectress of Romania #Saint Philothea of Thrace

[leafvy]

𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭

Valentine’s day is coming up tomorrow so what better than a list of names that are associated with love! ♥

[ disclaimer: my sincere apologies if there are any spelling/meaning/origin mistakes in any of my name lists, i am by no means a professional in this area, i just like creating lists to help aid storytellers. i do try my best to find each name’s corresponding origin/meaning/spelling but i am a human who is prone to make the odd mistake. p.s, i take requests! ]

Female

Adelpha - Greek - Beloved sister

Aiko - Japanese - Child of love

Aimée - French - Beloved

Amada - Spanish - Beloved, adored, dear

Amadea - Latin - God’s love

Amala - Arabic - Beloved, bird, hope

Amanda - Latin - Worthy of love

Amandine - French - Much loved

Amara - Latin/Greek/Indian/African - Eternal

Amarissa - Hebrew/Spanish - Little lover, given by God

Amery - English - Home strength

Amia - Latin/French - Beloved

Amora - French - Love

Amorette - French - Little love

Amoris - Latin - Love

Amy - Latin/French - Beloved

Angharad - Welsh - Much loved

Aphrodite - Greek - Goddess of love

Avila - German - Desired, island, water

Aziza - Arabic - Beloved, precious, mighty

Balapreet - Punjabi/Sikh - Mighty love, strong

Brisa - Spanish/Latin - Angel, wind

Cara - Latin/Irish/Gaelic - Dear, beloved, friend

Cariad - Welsh - Love, charity, affection

Caris - Latin/Greek/Welsh - Beloved, grace

Carita - Latin - Dear, beloved

Caron - Greek - Pure

Carwen - Welsh - Love, fair, blessed

Carys - Welsh - To love

Cher - French - Beloved

Cherelle - French - Dear one, darling

Cheryl - English/Welsh/French - Beloved, dear, friend, love

Cordelia - Latin/Celtic - Heart, daughter of the sea

Darla - English - Darling

Darlene - English - Little dear one

Dava - American - Beloved

Davida - Hebrew/Scottish - Beloved

Davina - Hebrew/Scottish - Beloved

Desiree - French - Desired, wished

Elska - Norse - Love, to love

Esha - Arabic - Desire

Esmé - French/Spanish - Loved, esteemed

Femi - Nigerian - Love me

Freya - Scandinavian- Goddess of love & fertility

Grainne - Irish - Love, grain

Halia - Hawaiian - Remembrance of a loved one

Idony - Slavic/Norse - Love again, renewal

Ife - Yoruba - Love

Janan - Arabic - Heart, soul

Kalei - Hawaiian - Beloved, flower wreath

Kalila - Arabic - Beloved, darling

Kara - Irish/Latin/Norse - Beloved, dear

Kerenza - Cornish - Love

Keris - Welsh - Love

Lalasa - Hindi - Love, dove

Libi - Hebrew - My heart, God is my oath

Love - English - Love

Lovella - English - Love, affection

Luba - Slavic - Love

Ludmila - Slavic - Dear, love

Lyuba - Yiddish/Slavic - Dear, graceful people

Mabel - Latin - Loveable, dear

Mabli - Welsh - Loveable

Maitea - Spanish - Love

Mila - Slavic - Gracious, dear

Milada - Czechoslovakian - My love

Milena - Czechoslovakian - Love, warmth, grace

Mina - German - Love

Myfanwy - Welsh - My lovely little one

Myrna - Irish/Gaelic - Beloved

Nayeli - Zapotec - I love you

Nemy - African - Sweet, friendly, energetic

Paris - Greek - The city of love (France)

Phila - Greek - Love

Philippa - Greek - Lover of horses

Philomena - Greek - Lover, friend

Philothea - Greek - Lover of God

Philou - Dutch/Greek - Love

Pippa - English - Lover of horses

Priya - Hindu - Dear, beloved

Querida - Spanish - Dear, beloved

Shirin - Persian/Turkish - Charming, sweet

Siran - Armenian - Sweet love

Suki - Japanese - Loved one

Tivona - Hebrew - Nature lover

Valentina - Latin - Healthy, strong

Vashti - Perisan/Hebrew - Beautiful, lovely

Venus - Latin - Goddess of love

Vevina - Irish/Gaelic - Sweet lady

Vida - Spanish - Life

Yaretzi - Native American - You will always be loved

Male

Agapius - Greek - Love, affection, esteem

Amadeus - Latin - Love God

Amado - Latin - God’s love

Amancio - Spanish - Loving

Amator - Latin - Lover of God

Amatus - Latin - Beloved

Amias - Latin - Loved

Anteros - Greek - God of requited love

Anwil - Welsh - Beloved

Armas - Finnish - Dear, beloved

Asthore - Irish - Loved one

Atif - Arabic - The kind one, affectionate

Atuf - Arabic - Love, favourable, kind

Aziz - Arabic - Beloved, powerful

Caddaric - English - Kind, loved, leader of battle

Caerwyn - Welsh - Fair, blessed, love

Caradoc - Welsh - Love

Carthach - Irish - Loving

Carwyn - Welsh - Fair, blessed, love

Chaviv - Hebrew - Loved one

Chikondi - African - Love

Conor - Irish - Lover of wolves/hounds

Cordian - Polish - Of the heart

Dariel - French - Dear one, beloved

David - Hebrew - Beloved, to love

Dawood - Quranic/Hebrew - Beloved friend

Desi - Latin - Yearning, desired, sorrow

Didier - French/Latin - Desire, longing

Dilan - Kurdish/Irish - Love, heart, loyal, like a Lion

Elmo - Latin/Greek/Italian - To love, God’s helmet

Erasmus - Greek - Beloved, desired

Erastus - Greek/Latin - Beloved

Eros - Greek - Desire, God of love

Fuad - Arabic - Heart

Gerwyn - Welsh - Fair love

Graziano - Italian - Beloved, dear

Guaiya - Chamarro - To love

Hubert - Germanic - Bright heart

Hugh - German - Soul, mind, heart, intellect

Jed - Hebrew - Beloved of God

Jedediah - Hebrew - Beloved of God

Kama - Sanskrit - Love, desire

Kamadeva - Hindu - God of love, desire

Kealoha - Hawaiian - Love

Lennon - Irish/Gaelic - Lover, blackbird, cloak

Leofric - English - Dear, beloved

Lev - Hebrew/Russian - Heart, Lion

Liev - Yiddish - Heart

Luben - Slavic - To love, affection

Lubomir - Polish - Great love

Lufian - English - Love

Luthando - Latin/African - Love

Lyuben - Slavic - Love

Manju - Sanskrit - Sweet, pleasant, beautiful

Medad - Hebrew - Love, friendship

Milan - Slavic - Gracious, dear one, loving

Milos - Greek/Slavic - Compassionate, dear, lover of glory

Obi - Nigerian - Heart

Penda - Swahili - Love, to be brave

Phillip - Greek - Lover of horses

Pip - Spanish/Greek - Lover of horses

Prem - Hindu/Arabic - Love, affection

Ramey - Arabic - Loving

Rasmus - Dutch/Finnish - Beloved, desired

Ratin - Hindu - Love, happiness

Rhys - Welsh - Passion, enthusiasm

Rudo - African - Love

Sajan - Hindu - Beloved

Teofil - Greek - Loved by God

Theophilus - Greek - Loved by God

Valentin - Latin/German/French - Strength, health

Valentine - Latin - Strength, health

Valentino - Spanish/Italian - Strength, health

Wadud - Arabic - Lover, affectionate

Yolotl - Nahuatl - Heart

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[akacatholicism]

Mere Desire Is Not Enough - Make Specific Resolutions

Nonetheless, Philothea, you must not rest satisfied with general desires and aspirations, but rather turn them into special resolutions for your individual correction and amendment. For instance, when you meditate upon the first of our Saviour's words from the Cross, you will assuredly feel a desire to imitate Him, to forgive and love your enemies. But that desire is worth little unless you proceed to some practical resolution, such as "I will no longer be angry at the irritating words which such a one says to me or of me; nor at the annoyance caused me by another; on the contrary, I will do and say all I can to soothe and them" - and so forth. In this way you will soon correct your faults, whereas mere desires will have but few and tardy results.

- St. Francis de Sales, Introduction to the Devout Life, Part 2: Counsels Concerning the Soul's Approach f God in Prayer and the Sacraments, Chapter 6: Third Part of Meditation - Affections and Resolutions

#meditation #prayer #christian perfection #mental prayer #affections and resolutions #st. francis de sales #introduction to the devout life