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    Introduction to Mass: Today is the Third Sunday of Advent or Gaudete Sunday. We are half way through Advent; and so, the Church calls us to rejoice in the fact that we are two weeks away from Christmas. Homily: As we know, Advent is a season of waiting and preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ. In this special time in our liturgies we see different people who were preparing for Messiah’s coming. The Church shows us them as examples and we are invited to follow them. However I think…

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    Youth Reading Decline

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    There have been many studies over the years evaluating the decline in youth reading. In Charlotte Alter’s 2014, TIME magazine article, “Study: The Number of Teens Reading for Fun Keeps Declining,” she cites a study compiled by Common Sense Media. The Common Sense Media study found that while reading rates of children will steadily decrease as the get older, the decline was more significant over the last thirty years. The study found that in 1984, 8% of 13-year-olds and 9% of 17-year-olds said…

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    flooding. Although, the water can be removed quickly and the rainy season can be a pleasant time to visit the desert. Fall and spring are generally warm and pleasant. Summers are the hottest time, however, temperatures vary widely across the desert floor and the Chisos Mountains; May and June are the hottest months that Big Bend could receive. Afternoon and evening, often rain cooled the desert from July to October. Winters are generally mild; although possible periods of cold weather could…

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    the north. One of the most important parts of Egypt's Economy is the Nile river because without it Egypt would be all a desert. Egypt is sometimes divided into two parts called north Egypt and south Egypt because the Nile flows from south to north. The landscape has low mountains and desert that is in southern Egypt, in northern Egypt, there are wide valleys near the Nile and desert area. The capital is called Cairo and has a lot of farms because it is located on the Nile river. The first…

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    00.0% The uniqueness of the text CREATE ORIGINAL ESSAY desert I arrived in the Abu Dhabi desert, the view amazed me, it was so elegant and mesmerizing that for an instant I forgot about the sweltering heat that penetrated my skin. The sky looked like lashes of water color, with spots of red and blue, and at some points they joined to form a shade of indigo and lilac. There were many spotted clouds above, that filled the sky with their pure white puffiness, but it was the vivid sun that I could…

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    La Migra Pat Mora

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    mexican maid. He says that he could do whatever he wants and the maid can do nothing about it. The view point in the second stanza then switches to the mexican maid. The patrolman’s jeep has broken down, he is now stuck in the desert in the hot sun. The maid knows the desert and where to find water, and she laughs as her and the other immigrants tease about them having water, but the patrolman cannot understand them. The poems themes like its childlike tone and the changing of the points of…

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    sand dunes, you can hear the engines starting on several ATV’s. As the moon goes down and the sun comes out, the peace and silence of the area will soon be overcome with people, young and old riding their ATV’s or dune buggies over the dunes of the desert, enjoying the rush of riding at high speeds alone or with other people. The morning is cool and dry with people checking the campfire for remaining ashes or starting one to enjoy a good breakfast to get them started for the day. As noon rolls…

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    Ancient World Geography

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    Geography of the Ancient World In modern society it is quite easy for people to live anywhere. With today’s technology and logistic abilities, human civilizations are found everywhere from the coast to the mountains to the desert. In present day, you can do everything from eating seafood in Arizona to buying bananas at the store in Alaska. However, in ancient times this was not so because geography is what determined where civilization was located. In early times, life was sustained by farming…

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    some chips while enjoying what nature has to offer. When arriving at the park, I noticed the park's surroundings was sketchy because of the amount of homeless people, but other then that, I thought the park was spectacular and calming. I come from a desert, nothing about my valley screams nature, so going to one mile was definitely a new experience. Since the area has a lot of grass, I identified with it due to playing soccer on a the little grass fields that we had. Personally, I think that…

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    Thomas Merton Controversy

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    is really simple openness to God at every moment, and deep peace…. This is so simple that there is no need to make a commotion about it.” As a conlusion In conclusion, spirituality of Thomas Merton belongs to apophatic tradition. The words “Desert”, “solitude”, “silent”, “darkness” manifest this. However, the consequent of this contemplation is paradoxical. Besides, this apophatic method enables individual to attain to ineffable God. Thus, he respected the apophatic tradition, whereas he…

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