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#13034 07/14/03 02:11 AM
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The trailor for the movie "The Passion" by Mel Gibson is out! It is AWESOME!

Here is the link: http://www.rosaryarmy.com/media/ThePassion.mov

Warning it is 23 MB to download. I hope you have a Cable Modem!

It is going to be one of the most moving films of ALL TIME!

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I am constantly castigated by my "media" friends because I refuse to pay money for cable TV or for DishTV. I guess that I am not "media savvy".

My premonition is that Mel Gibson's film will be a very interesting and mind-blowing experience for those who view it; but, as a theologian (diplomaed and all that), I am still convinced that we must first go to the Gospel and to our Church to make sure that we are grounded in the Faith before we see the artistic representation that is given to us by the very talented.

We must remember: Faith comes though baptism as well as through our participation in the community of the baptized, including our priests and bishops. I'd like to hear what our Byzantine Bishops have to say about this before I go to see the film. While their perspective will not be absolutely definitive, I think their perspective would be very important.

As a linguist with 12 languages, I am just tickled to death at a film in Latin (and Aramaic), but I am not willing to be seduced just because of the language issue. Let's see what the producer has offered for our observation and provoking of thought. (And, I LIKE Mel Gibson.)

Blessings!

(Does anyone know where Aramaic is offered in the US besides Harvard?)

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Hi Dr. John,

Agreed.

BTW, the only time we had cable for any extended period of time was when we lived in Athens, OH. Persons living on OUR side of the ridge who had neither cable nor a sattelite dish had half-channel TV sets - Athens Educational Broadcasting in a storm of static.

I am interested in the Passion movie (and of course Mel Gibson doth not pain the eyes wink ) but not the media frenzy.

Not having cable means you have so many more opportunities to turn the thing OFF.


Cheers,

Sharon

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Johan:

Thank you for the link - it is extremely moving.

Ecce Agnus Dei, ecce Qui tollit peccatum mundi!

Glenn


Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner
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i look forward to seeing the movie...does anyone know when it will be out in theatres ?

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Johan:

Thank you for the link - it is extremely moving.

Ecce Agnus Dei, ecce Qui tollit peccatum mundi!

Glenn
Why don't you all ask the Administrator if he will open a Traditionalist Latin Catholic section of the Byzantine Forum? Or better yet, let's rename the Byzantine Forum to "Traditional Catholics" and just have a one-board "Byzantine Section" like the gift shop at Mt. St. Macrina!!!

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Dear Lemko,

Now, now - some of our most active UGCC parishioners are former Traditionalist Catholics! wink

Besides, I thought some of you Ruthenians preferred RC's over Ukrainian Catholics. Or anything over UC's . . . smile

Alex

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Besides, I thought some of you Ruthenians preferred RC's over Ukrainian Catholics. Or anything over UC's . . . smile
You'd better be kidding. Uzhe majut' svoje -- i shcho majemo? Majemo til'ko -- shcho majemo.

Bud'mo! cool

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Dear Lemko,

Yes I know scho vzhe mayete svoje!

And tse vse duzhe dobre!

Yaki my slovjany yakscho ne mozhemo "shturknutysia" chas vid chasu? smile

I krasche po nashomu hovoryty jak po latynskomu, ni? smile

If the Latins can go on in their language, we Slavs will follow suit in ours . . . wink

Alex

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Originally posted by Lemko Rusyn:
Why don't you all ask the Administrator if he will open a Traditionalist Latin Catholic section of the Byzantine Forum? Or better yet, let's rename the Byzantine Forum to "Traditional Catholics" and just have a one-board "Byzantine Section" like the gift shop at Mt. St. Macrina!!!
I didn't see a "smiley" in there anywhere, but I'll assume you meant to wink .

Pasegelik musu!

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Yaki my slovjany yakscho ne mozhemo "shturknutysia" chas vid chasu? smile

I krasche po nashomu hovoryty jak po latynskomu, ni? smile

If the Latins can go on in their language, we Slavs will follow suit in ours . . . wink
No, slukhaj mi, Aleksiju. Ja Tobi povim, zhe keby zme tu maly medzi namy takykh patriotiv jak LatinTrad, maly by zme svoje Forum calkom po nashomu!! Ale vdjaka tym latynjakam medzi namy jak tot Johan, musime tu v svojim hvaryty po inshomu, "po katolyc'ky". To barz velyka shkoda. frown

Radshej sja molyty v tykhosti, v molchaniji, po svojomu jak holosno po inshomu.

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Dorohij miy Lemko!

Mayete povnu ratsiu i v ushomu ja zhidnij z Vamy!

I scho mozhna zrobyty?

Alex

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Its reelly neece-a vhee oozeers chuse-a tu pust in a lungooege-a oozeers du nut knoo.

It moost meke-a zeem feel soopereeur.


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Just a note because some seem confused:

Mel Gibson is prodcuing and directing, not acting in this movie.

Jim Caviezel, most recently having played Dantes in the Count of Mount Cristo, will be playing Christ. He gave a very moving interview on EWTN not long ago. He is a devout Catholic and attended Mass and received Holy Communion daily on set.

In Christ,
Subdeacon Lance


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It's OK...speak in Slavic or whatever! Latin is cooler. wink

When y'all have a language that was universally spoken and understood from the Sahara Desert to the Scottish border, let us poor simpletons know. biggrin :rolleyes: wink cool

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