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"Maimed for hope and reason" ... This is how the song starts you can hear.

could be a brief but intense description of times when our faith is leaving our hearts. Or rather when faith calls us, invades and penetrates us.

are those first moments of vocation (where you realize the "call" of God) where we find these two factors. Hope to start something new, something that emerges as well, as if from nowhere came. But from God.

for the expected. For us MADNESS

Instead we find the reason, very wise, but in these times of prayer and reflection, I "shred" mind. The reason as unwelcome as ever. But an ability that God gave us, both men and women, to understand and comprehend. To use it creatively.

"I want a fish to touch my nose in your fishbowl." To reach the goal, the LENS. NEW To see that what is born in me, in you, in us is helpful. For us "MOJEMOS" impregnated the essence of God. For those out of the new "LOVE bubbles and sate the madness of God and for God.

That the "illusion" than the "bitterness" of not knowing what to do in moments of weakness. Creativity is in our heart weight to get new points of view.

That one day discover who really "WHAT'S NEW START IN IT ..."

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Lasallian for peace in Seville

About 30 Lasallian gathered yesterday afternoon in the park of the pellets, together with the tower of the same name to demand peace on Earth.

Among students, former students, catechists and catechumens, parents and Christian Brothers made this sign out, as far as possible, something Lasallian.

The Avalon Project , wanted to ask as well, peace between the land from North to South, East to West. The other was given the International Award for Peace Avalon Project at Jan Rose Kasmir, woman who was only 17 years and fought in a peaceful manner (with a flower) in favor of peace.

symbol that was finally held in Seville. 25/9/2010

Where does SYMBOL OF PEACE?

In 1958, the British designer Gerald Holtom was commissioned to create a symbol for the first manifiestación to nuclear disarmament. In the Cold War, the demonstrators would travel the distance from London to Aldermaston, where were manufactured (still is) weapons arsenal British nuclear (the picture corresponds to that spot.)

For the logo, the conscientious objector Gerald Holtom weighed the idea of \u200b\u200busing the Christian cross surrounded by a ring, but eventually chose to take the symbols of the letters N and D (short for Nuclear Disarmament in the language nautical flags, see top panel) and overlay inside the circle.

Almost immediately, the symbol crossed the Atlantic and arrived in the United States by the hand of Bayard Rustin, a close aide to Martin Luther King who had come to London to anti up arms. Rustin began to use it in civil rights marches in the U.S. Later, the symbol began to be seen during the demonstrations against the Vietnam War, and even in the helmets of the soldiers involved in the race. Easier to draw than a dove of peace of Picasso, became famous in the United States and later around the world as the symbol of peace.

For more information the act itself, here:
Diario de Sevilla:
http://www.diariodesevilla.es/article/vivirensevilla/797972/sevilla/prende/la/antorcha/la/paz.html

Blog of a political journalist:
http://mavazquez.wordpress.com/2010/09/26/sevilla-una-ciudad-por-la-paz/