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Beauty comes from within

I think beauty comes from within. If you're happy and look at life in the best way you can, even when there are problems, it can make you beautiful on the outside.
~~ Faith Hill

Your Inner Beauty NEVER needs Makeup!

Love is...

God is more interested

 in the inner beauty 

of a person 

than the outer.

God is not concerned with outward appearance. He looks into our hearts and sees our true motives and desires, what is on the inside is much more important than how we dress up the outside.

Scripture:

“Your adornment should not be an external one: braiding the hair, wearing old jewelry, or dressing in fine clothes, but rather the hidden character of the heart, expressed in the imperishable beauty of a gentle and calm disposition, which is precious in the sight of God.” ~~ 1 Peter 3:3

 "But the LORD said to Samuel: Do not judge from his appearance or from his lofty stature, because
 I have rejected him.  God does not see as a mortal, who sees the appearance. The LORD looks into the heart." ~~ 1 Samuel 16:7

Month of May

By tradition, the Catholic Church dedicates each month of the  year to a certain devotion.  In May, it is the Blessed Virgin Mary.  This devotion arose among Jesuits in Rome in the late 18th century and quickly spread throughout the Western Church.  By the time of Pope Piux IX's declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854, it had become universal.  May crownings and other special May events in honor of Mary, such as public recitation of the rosary, stem from this time. 

May, Month of Mary

  As May was the month of Mary, our Blessed Mother, and June is the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, does it not follow that as May leads into June, Mary leads us to her the love of her Son, symbolized by His Sacred Heart.

 

 

Bee a Different!

Easter

Throughout the years of his active ministry, Jesus revealed the divine power at work in him through earthly parables and shared meals.  After his Resurrection from the dead, the disciples came to recognize him in the stranger who spoke to them of the Scriptures along the way when he broke bread with them.  In these post-Resurrection days, Jesus wants us to know him in the same way.  Every Mass follows the same pattern: we hear God's wisdom in the Liturgy of the Word; we taste God's love in the Liturgy of the Eucharist.



We continue to celebrate Easter.  I feel so special that Jesus gave his life for me.  My challenge now is what I can do for Him after he paid such a price for me to have the opportunity to go to heaven.  have you thought about what you might do?

Crystal Prisms

Remember that scene in Pollyanna, when Polly meets the town's grumpy old man and they end up stringing hundreds of crystal chandelier prisms in the windows? And then the whole entire room is filled with sunlight and rainbows? It's a moment of science, art and happiness... all rolled up in one! Now you can have rainbows on your walls, too!

Daisy

 

D - Delightfully 

A - Awesome 

 I - Incrediable 

S - Spectacular 

Y - You

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Kites in the Sky

Fly a kite during National Kite Month

Kite History
1749
Alexander Wilson flew a kite train to record air temperatures at different altitudes.
1752
Ben Franklin proved there was electricity in lightning.
1804
George Cayley developed the concept of heavier-than-air flight. His glider was a modified arch top kite.
1827
George Pocock used kites to pull a horseless carriage.
1847
A kite flown by Homan Walsh, age 10, aided in the construction of a suspension bridge across the Niagara River.
1893
The Eddy Diamond and the Hargraves Box raised scientific instruments for weather research.
1899
The Wright Brothers used kites to test their theories for the first flying machine (airplane).
1901
Guglielmo Marconi used a kite to lift an aerial to make his historical radio link between North America and Europe.
1902
The French Military (Conyne) Kite raised military observers.
1903
The Wright Brothers flew the first manned flying machine. A kite train towed S.F.Cody across the English Channel.
1906
Kites carried a camera aloft to take aerial photographs of the damage caused by the San Francisco earthquake.
1907
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell flew a man carrying kite made up of over 3,000 tetrahedral cells.
1919
A German flew a kite train to an altitude of 31,955 feet.
1939 - 1945
The Gibson Girl Box, Garber's Target Kite and Saul's Barrage Kite were all used in World War II.
1948
Francis Rogallo patented his Flexi-wing kite. It was the forerunner of the hang glider and delta kite.
1954
William Allison, Dayton, Ohio, received a patent on HIS "Flexible Flyer", which we now call the SLED Kite and reproduce by the housands in kite workshops all over the world. Ed Graeul called it a Basic Kite Form. (one of only 7)
1964
Domina Jalbert designed the parafoil. His concepts have been adapted for parachutes and kites.
1975
Peter Powell introduced his dual line stunt kite.
1978
Kuzuhiko Asaba flew 4,128 kites on a single line.
1989
Kite flying becomes a sport with the establishment of a National Stunt Kite Circuit. The "California Swept Wing" Stunt Kite has had the greatest influence on stunt flying.