 family. To my shock, just yesterday and today two of them had anniversaries…
The only decoration of the mausoleum. Inside it is very simple.
Inside the space is full of garbage and dust. And marble Jesus Christ from Vienna artist A. Schmidgruben. Villagers believe His eyes are watching them. And they really do! Great work.
Starry sky above the graves.
But darkness in the crypt.
It starts to rain. My guide urges me out and up to the garden. She cut for me bunch of roses, which “Rose Countess” liked in white and red colours.
These roses have pink buds but marble white petals. Their speciality is, that they are without thorns.
13 Oct, 2011
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Very interesting thankyou, the mausoleum is very beautiful.
Have you heard of the Hohenzollern Family?
14 Oct, 2011
tell me...
14 Oct, 2011
Hohenzollern, the Romanian Roayal family. It's a long, long story!!
14 Oct, 2011
Hello Bloomer, thank you very much, I am happy you enjoy my blog. I like history too. If people turn more to the history, we should not do the same mistakes over and over again.
14 Oct, 2011
Lulu, do the Hohenzollerns something to do with the Choteks?
14 Oct, 2011
What an interesting blog Katarina, I really enjoyed it thank you.
14 Oct, 2011
Only in so far as they all have German royal connections.
14 Oct, 2011
Thank you, Stroller. You are wellcome. Nice rose, isn´t it?
14 Oct, 2011
Very interesting, and nice views too
15 Oct, 2011
like taking a trip with you; with that beautiful rose at the end....thanks.
28 Oct, 2011
You are welcome, Noahsgarden, just for information, the rose at the end of blog is Lambert´s Schneewittchen (1901), I got this information from Rose Society of M.H.Chotek.
28 Oct, 2011
Katarina this blog is something special.
Until now History has been of no interest to me.
Living in Singapore as a Forces child all I ever heard was the horrors of what happened to our POWS. I use to see the infamous Changi Jail twice a day, going to and from school.
Return to UK and learn about old Kings and Queens having their heads cut off. The slave trade, Boer War, WWI, WWII Korean War, it goes on and on The vast majority of past history and today's history in the making seems to be based on death to survive
My History teacher was never like you, if she was I might have got my A levels instead of a C+. Your Geography is pretty sound too.
7 Nov, 2011
Lol. Thank you.
7 Nov, 2011
Thank you Katerina, I am also fascinated by the history of all the places we visit, so really enjoyed this blog, not only for its lovely photo`s but also for all the information you have given about the area,monuments and its past occupants...
7 Nov, 2011
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Whaat an interesting and lovely blog,Katarina..I love anything with History..wherever it is in the world..and the pictures are so nice to see..love that Rose too..thank you..:o)
14 Oct, 2011Estes Park Town Board Study Sessions are held prior to the regular Town Board meeting on an as-needed basis. The meeting time may vary depending upon the number of agenda items to be discussed.
Town Hall Rooms 202/203, 170 MacGregor Ave.Hate having to take out your laptop for TSA inspection? We do, too. As we anticipated, manufacturers are racing to sell laptop bags that can meet TSA standards and allow screeners to catch a clear scan of the laptop without needing to remove it from a bag.
Targus, manufacturer of laptop computer cases and other travel products, has previewed its Zip-ThruTM 15.4” Corporate Traveler Laptop Case, the first announced checkpoint-friendly laptop case.
The bag will be divided with the laptop on one side in a cushioned pouch and your other belongings in the other half.
Open it up, lay it on the conveyor belt and let it pass through. Pick it up at the other end, secure it shut and you're on your way.
The bag will be black (surprise!) and made of an impressive-sounding "durable ballistic 1680 denier nylon." It measures about 17 inches by 6.5 inches by 14 inches, and weighs less than pounds. It will sell for around $99 when it goes on sale in October.
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A provincial council probably representing the condemnation of Bishop Contumeliosus, third from left / Wikipedia / PD
Published March 4, 2019.
In attempting to come to terms with the calamitous management of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, it is useful to recall the case of sixth century Bishop Contumeliosus of Riez, a small diocese in Provence that has now disappeared.
Although we know little of Contumeliosus, he left a historical impression as a terrible bishop, whom his colleagues were forced to endure and manage as best they could.
Not only did he divert diocesan funds but he was regarded as a degenerate adulterer.
The Latin name he was given, which means "outrageous" or "injurious," is indicative of the kind of person he was. He would have made the perfect bad guy in a Hollywood film.
Thus, at a provincial council in Marseille in 533 presided over by St. Caesarius of Arles, Contumeliosus the Outrageous was sentenced to reimburse the stolen funds and spend a period of penitence in a monastery.
Of particular interest for our present era of ecclesial crisis is what came next. Pope John II contested the verdict as being too clement and called for the definitive laicization of the scandalous bishop. However, after Contumeliosus appealed, the next pope, Agapit I, restored his rights following a period of suspension.
The personalities of these two popes provide an example of the difficulties of serenely dealing with bad bishops, or rather, of dealing with "casting errors," namely, the selection of leaders who should never have been chosen.
It is very difficult to disavow one's colleague, particularly a person who actually appointed you and with whom you work.
In the Church, this human dimension is accentuated among bishops, who are peers united in the faith and the gift of themselves to the greater service of God in the believing and celebrating community.
Denial and deep suffering inevitably occur when the scandalous behavior of one of them is revealed.
This holds true both for bishops and priests. It is therefore easy to understand why the shocked, indeed revolted, view of outsiders was indispensable and decisive in achieving the Church's tardy realization of the gravity of sexual abuse by priests.
How to respond to this? The story of Contumeliosus illustrates that Church leaders are not prepared to manage such affairs.
Any power situation may attract individuals who may have bad intentions or who are simply weak or easily corruptible.
The first response to Contumeliosus after the harm was done was a collective one by his peers. The provincial council of Marseille made its judgment on the black sheep in its midst without concealing any aspect of his evil, which Contumeliosus himself admitted.
Today, we can legitimately ask why it is necessary to wait for sanctions from Rome. Laicization could easily be decided locally and without any canonical limitations period.
To achieve this, it would be necessary to revise canon law, making Rome the final appeal court in such matters.
As for Popes John II and Agapit I, they made different choices, the former based on the evil committed and the latter on the rights of the defense.
However, we are not in the world of human justice here. In fact, it is Christ who is abused, raped or killed in the person