Oh Jung Se Transforms Into A Chaebol Heir Seeking To Take Over His Father’s Business In New Drama “Climax” #Business #Chaebol #Climax #Drama #Fathers #Heir #Jung #Seeking #Transforms
https://kpopnewshub.com/oh-jung-se-transforms-into-a-chaebol-heir-seeking-to-take-over-his-fathers-business-in-new-drama-climax/?fsp_sid=18312
#seeking
"Waterbomb Goddess" Kwon Eunbi Reportedly Seeking New Agency #Agency #Eunbi #Goddess #Kwon #Reportedly #Seeking #Waterbomb
https://kpopnewshub.com/waterbomb-goddess-kwon-eunbi-reportedly-seeking-new-agency/?fsp_sid=17584
Boston police seeking suspect in armed robbery
https://misryoum.com/us/today/boston-police-seeking-suspect-in-armed-robbery/
Crime The suspect is alleged to have robbed multiple victims at gunpoint in Dorchester on the afternoon of Jan. 22. Police are seeking this person, who was allegedly involved in a Jan. 22 armed robbery. Boston Police Department Boston...
#Boston #police #seeking #suspect #armed #robbery #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
Cut day at Cognizant Classic draws fans seeking best spots to watch the action
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (CBS12) — With pros battling to make the weekend at the Cognizant Classic, fans at the tournament in the Palm Beach Gardens are also making their own moves — scouting out the best places along the...
#Cut #day #Cognizant #Classic #draws #fans #seeking #best #spots #watch #the #action #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
Federal Reserve seeking to quash subpoenas in DOJ investigation, source says
https://misryoum.com/us/politics/federal-reserve-seeking-to-quash-subpoenas-in-doj/
The Federal Reserve has been mounting a closed-door effort to block the Justice Department's subpoenas for chairman Jerome Powell, US News Hub News has learned.In January, Powell revealed that the Federal Reserve had received grand jury subpoenas from the...
#Federal #Reserve #seeking #quash #subpoenas #DOJ #investigation #source #says #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
A quotation from Madeleine L'Engle
We find what we are looking for. If we are looking for life and love and openness and growth, we are likely to find them. If we are looking for witchcraft and evil, we’ll likely find them, and we may get taken over by them.
Madeleine L'Engle (1918-2007) American writer
Speech (1983-11-16), “Dare To Be Creative,” Lecture, Library of Congress, Washington, DC
More about this quote: wist.info/lengle-madeleine/823…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #madeleinelengle #censorship #confirmationbias #destination #finding #goodandevil #interpretation #looking #meaning #perspective #results #searching #seeking #reading #literature #art
Explains ? marks in a previous post after the word #Canada. There's no safety in the world for a #transsexual or #somebody #seeking #democracy right now. That's pretty much all of us. Cuz even though 99% of you aren't transsexuals, you do want democracy except for the few that are here to haunt us.
Quote of the day, 15 February: St. John of the Cross
The soul at the beginning of this song has grown aware of her obligations and observed that life is short, the path leading to eternal life constricted, the just one scarcely saved, the things of the world vain and deceitful, that all comes to an end and fails like falling water, and that the time is uncertain, the accounting strict, perdition very easy, and salvation very difficult.
She knows on the other hand of her immense indebtedness to God for having created her solely for himself, and that for this she owes him the service of her whole life; and because he redeemed her solely for himself she owes him every response of love.
She knows, too, of the thousand other benefits by which she has been obligated to God from before the time of her birth, and that a good part of her life has vanished, that she must render an account of everything — of the beginning of her life as well as the later part — unto the last penny, when God will search Jerusalem with lighted candles, and that it is already late — and the day far spent — to remedy so much evil and harm.
She feels on the other hand that God is angry and hidden because she desired to forget him so in the midst of creatures. Touched with dread and interior sorrow of heart over so much loss and danger, renouncing all things, leaving aside all business, and not delaying a day or an hour, with desires and sighs pouring from her heart, wounded now with love for God, she begins to call her Beloved and say:
Where have you hidden,
Beloved, and left me moaning?
you fled like the stag
after wounding me;
I went out calling you, but you were gone.
Saint John of the Cross
The Spiritual Canticle: St. 1, no. 1
John of the Cross, St 1991, The Collected Works of St. John of the Cross, rev. edn, Kavanaugh, K & Rodriguez, O (trans.), ICS Publications, Washington DC.
Featured image: Saint John of the Cross (detail), Abel de Jesús (21st c. Spanish), digital illustration with Photoshop. Image credit: © Abel de Jesús (All rights reserved, used by permission).
#gratitude #hidden #Justice #seeking #StJohnOfTheCross
New Stars in the Darkness — Silvio José Báez, ocd
Dear brothers and sisters,
Today we celebrate that Jesus is the Messiah and Savior of all humanity. That’s why today’s Gospel presents us with “magi from the East”—wise men who studied the stars, searching for some light to guide their lives. They were seekers of God—models for all of us who want to journey toward him. One day, when they saw a star, they sensed that something new had happened. They realized that this star announced “the birth of the king of the Jews” (cf. Mt 2:2). Faced with this sign, they didn’t remain still; they set out on a long and risky journey.
The magi teach us that life is a constant search. Only by seeking do we find meaning in existence, and only then are we able to change the course of history. Life isn’t an immense museum meant to be observed, nor is history an old book that only needs to be reprinted again and again. Life is an ongoing interior pilgrimage that calls for creativity and hope. We can’t resign ourselves to letting everything remain as it always has been.
The magi began their journey without knowing the exact route in advance. In life, uncertainty often discourages us, but we can’t wait to understand everything before moving forward. When an ideal is burning in our hearts, we don’t need all the details. Small signs are enough to show the way. The magi journeyed through the night guided only by a faint star; the dark sky became for them a kind of great map. In the same way, God lights up our nights with his light—sometimes discreet, but always trustworthy and consoling. With God’s light, there’s no darkness that can truly disorient or frighten us.
The magi’s journey was full of mistakes. They lost sight of the star, went to Jerusalem instead of Bethlehem, asked a child-killer about a child, and looked in a palace instead of a manger. And yet, despite so many errors, they didn’t stop; they kept going. People and societies make mistakes.
Making mistakes isn’t the tragedy; the tragedy is refusing to recognize them and remaining fallen. Our falls can teach us; life involves course corrections.
Our history as a people has known dark times and painful errors, but it’s always possible to begin again. The Lord is always kindling new stars to invite us to move forward. Let’s lift up our hearts to God with trust and humility.
The magi traveled in a caravan. They didn’t try to go faster than their strength allowed, they weren’t distracted by secondary things, and they didn’t let weariness defeat them. As a society, let’s learn to walk without obsessive haste. Great social changes are slow and require historical patience. Let’s not give up or diminish the intensity of the struggle. Let’s begin, even now, to live as the society we long for: freeing our hearts from petty ambitions, overcoming indifference, opportunism, and the messianic cult of leaders, and trusting in God who guides and sustains us.
The magi’s journey to Bethlehem wasn’t an individualistic one. Tradition speaks of “three” magi; the Gospel says “some.” They were a small group walking together. Each one didn’t go off on his own. The human journey is made with others—or else it drifts into selfishness, discouragement, or despair. The magi looked at the star, but they also looked at those journeying beside them. They teach us the value of solidarity, the need to slow our pace so no one is left behind, and the nobility of reaching out to those for whom the road is growing heavier.
When we walk together, God walks with us. Let’s journey as brothers and sisters, avoiding traps and fruitless rivalries. Legitimate differences aren’t the same as political cannibalism. Let’s journey together, looking one another in the eye, dialoguing, offering a hand, and giving the best of ourselves.
When the magi arrived in Jerusalem and asked about the newborn king of the Jews, “King Herod was deeply disturbed, and all Jerusalem with him” (cf. Mt 2:3). Tyrants put on a show of bravery and present themselves as arrogant and aggressive, but they live under threat, driven by fear. They turn others—even those in their inner circle—into rivals or enemies to be eliminated. Herod and his court embody the dark world of power where everything is justified, and anything goes: calculation, cynicism, lies, cruelty, and contempt for life. Still, ancient and recent history teach us that all tyrants eventually fall and stand condemned by God and history.
Although Herod tried to deceive them, the magi—reoriented by Scripture—saw the star again and reached the Child in Bethlehem: “They saw the child with Mary his mother, and falling down they worshiped him” (Mt 2:11). They didn’t find a palace or signs of luxury worthy of a prince’s birth, but a child and his mother. They found the true God in that which is little; they recognized true kingship in the absence of power, and the Almighty in the fragility of a newborn.
God reveals himself in the humility of his love. He asks us to welcome him so that we may be transformed by him, who is Love. Finding God in Bethlehem also reminds us of the missionary dimension of life: enlightened by his love, we are called to bring the light and love of Jesus to those who live in darkness and to rekindle hope in those who feel disillusioned or powerless.
In the end, the magi fall down and adore the Child. To adore is to marvel at God’s unfathomable greatness and, at the same time, to savor his close and loving presence that embraces our whole being. To adore God, we must recognize that we are creatures—infinitely small before him, yet infinitely loved by him.
Adoration is wonder. It is love and self-giving. It is placing our very being in God’s hands and remaining in grateful, joyful silence before him, contemplating his mystery from our own littleness. Adoration gives us the strength not to kneel before any idol or power of this world.
Warned in a dream not to return to Herod, the magi “went back by another way” (Mt 2:12). They returned to ordinary life, transformed—enlightened by truth and changed by love. In the same way, when we encounter Jesus, we too begin to journey “by another way.” We keep seeking the Lord tirelessly in simplicity and tenderness, alongside victims and the poor, struggling for freedom and justice, never giving in to despair and never resigning ourselves (cf. Francis, Epiphany Homily, January 6, 2016).
May the example of the magi move us to keep seeking, to persevere, to journey in solidarity, and to adore with humility, trusting that God’s light always leads us toward truth and the fullness of life.
Silvio José Báez, o.c.d.
Auxiliary Bishop of Managua,
Homily for the Epiphany of the Lord
4 January 2026
Translation from the Spanish text is the blogger’s own work product and may not be reproduced without permission.
Featured image: Galaxy NGC 6946, nicknamed the Fireworks Galaxy. Image credit: NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center / Flickr (Some rights reserved).
#BishopSilvioJoséBáez #darkness #Epiphany #journey #light #seeking
Auckland Grammar seeking over $1800 in voluntary donations from parents
Thirty-seven Auckland state high schools don’t ask parents for voluntary donations, while 21 do. Parents don’t have to…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/292087/
The #U.S. #DepartmentofJustice is #seeking a #NewYork #federal #court's #permission to publicly #release the #files related to the #investigation of late sex offender Jeffrey #Epstein, clarifying Wednesday that it wants to release #search #warrant results, travel and #financial records, #police reports, and other materials. [Law360]
The #harmony of #truth and the truth of harmony should be the #intent of #intention…as well as (maybe/perhaps) the #seeking of #creating and the creating of seeking. #philosophy #ethics #science
McDonald’s lodges fresh bid for Wānaka restaurant, this time without public input
If approved, it would be Wānaka’s first McDonald’s. The site is owned by Willowridge Developments, positioned be…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/205126/
Kaipara election result challenged as Snow Tane lodges court recount bid
Newly-voted-in Larsen will be knocked out of Kaipara District Council (KDC) if Tane’s mayoral vote challenge is successful,…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #as #bid #challenged #court #Election #kaipara #lodges #mayor #NewZealand #NZ #recount #result #seeking #snow #tane #vote #wouldbe
https://www.newsbeep.com/196940/
Ex-Casketeers star Fiona Bakulich appeals prison term over funeral fraud
“Her experience in prison is very different from that of other prisoners,” Gray argued, expla…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/154590/
Woman seeking $350k in damages from Taranaki health provider after pregnancy ended in stillbirth
Failures in the woman’s care Shortly afterwards the woman, who can not be named, raised a complaint with…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #350k #after #damages #ended #from #Health #in #NewZealand #NZ #pregnancy #provider #seeking #stillbirth #taranaki #woman
https://www.newsbeep.com/150554/
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