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Christian Meditation CD: Taking Control of Your Thought Life $19.95 Christian Meditation and Relaxation CDs help believers to internalize God’s Word, learn to live in the present, calm uncontrollable and raging thoughts, release toxic emotions, and enhance their communication with God. Each 80 CD contains an overview, three guided meditations, and an invitation for salvation. A great gift for unsaved friends or worriesome Christians. Two additional volumes coming …

The Rosary $12.41 This is the long-awaited Rosary CD that Gretchen Harris has referred to so many times in the past. This is a special one because it is led by holy priests – four different priests leading each of the four sets of Mysteries (including the Luminous!) – and four different musical accompaniments depending on the mood of the Mystery. Gretchen does the responses and announces the Fruits of the Mysteries…

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Devotions For Dating Couples: Building A Foundation For Spiritual Intimacy $8.65 Today, there is a great deal of emphasis on the mystical and intangible nature of relationships but very little emphasis on the real, practical steps involved in building an enduring love. In con…

The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything: A Spirituality for Real Life $15.89 The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything by Fr. James Martin S.J. St. Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556), the founder of the Society of Jesus (aka the Jesuits), was known for his practical spirituality. The “way of Ignatius” has helped millions of people—from the doubtful seeker to the devout believer—find freedom, make friends, live simply, work sensibly, fall in love, experience joy, and ent…

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Catholic Prayer Book $14.8 This book contains different types of Catholic prayers. It includes a listing of daily prayers, praise and adoration of the Holy Trinity, prayers from the Psalms, devotions to the Blessed Mother, and other prayers.

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A Lenten Journey Towards Christian Maturity $17 Father William E. Breslin has been a Catholic Priest for over thirty-five years. His book is both thoughtful and inspirational.His book is an outstanding daily prayer guide for Lent.

A pilot formation program to deepen identification and commitment as sharers in the Prophetic, Kingly, and Priestly mission of Christ among lay Catholic theology graduate students. $49.99 This project in ministry develops a formation program for graduate lay students of Catholic theology. An issue in ministry is that lay students of theology who are not in formation for Holy Orders, Consecrated Life, or Lay Ecclesial Ministry, also need spiritual formation beyond academic training. It is not enough to be informed; students need to be formed spiritually, psychologically, and in practical daily applications as they identify with the ministry of Christ. The project’s relevancy is based on the words of Pope John Paul II in Christifidelis Laici, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops giving catechetical priority to adult formation, and the exhortation of Benedict XVI, during his 2008 papal visit to the United States, asking administrators of Catholic higher education institutions to promote the Christian Message as not only “informative but performative.”;The project’s intent is to facilitate the participants’ deepening an awareness of the ministerial roles of Christ as Priest, Prophet, and King. A second objective was to help the lay students clarify the ambiguity of the very word “ministry”, and affirm their own identities as ministers empowered in their roles as priest, prophet, and king through their baptism.;Participants joined small groups and attended four 90-minute monthly formation sessions. They were given opportunities for theological reflection pondering Christ’s profound question, “Who do you say I am?” Through scripture, prayer, liturgical song, communal and personal reflection, they were led to ask themselves “Who does Christ say I am?” and how Mary, Christ’s Mother would answer those questions. They journeyed spiritually, walking in the work of the Trinity, the model of relational ministeial love.;Each participant completed pre and post measures of their understanding of their spiritual perceptions and how they identified with Christ. At the conclusion of the sessions, all of the participants had matured in their understanding

A pilot formation program to deepen identification and commitment as sharers in the Prophetic, Kingly, and Priestly mission of Christ among lay Catholic theology graduate students. $49.99 This project in ministry develops a formation program for graduate lay students of Catholic theology. An issue in ministry is that lay students of theology who are not in formation for Holy Orders, Consecrated Life, or Lay Ecclesial Ministry, also need spiritual formation beyond academic training. It is not enough to be informed; students need to be formed spiritually, psychologically, and in practical daily applications as they identify with the ministry of Christ. The project’s relevancy is based on the words of Pope John Paul II in Christifidelis Laici, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops giving catechetical priority to adult formation, and the exhortation of Benedict XVI, during his 2008 papal visit to the United States, asking administrators of Catholic higher education institutions to promote the Christian Message as not only “informative but performative.”;The project’s intent is to facilitate the participants’ deepening an awareness of the ministerial roles of Christ as Priest, Prophet, and King. A second objective was to help the lay students clarify the ambiguity of the very word “ministry”, and affirm their own identities as ministers empowered in their roles as priest, prophet, and king through their baptism.;Participants joined small groups and attended four 90-minute monthly formation sessions. They were given opportunities for theological reflection pondering Christ’s profound question, “Who do you say I am?” Through scripture, prayer, liturgical song, communal and personal reflection, they were led to ask themselves “Who does Christ say I am?” and how Mary, Christ’s Mother would answer those questions. They journeyed spiritually, walking in the work of the Trinity, the model of relational ministeial love.;Each participant completed pre and post measures of their understanding of their spiritual perceptions and how they identified with Christ. At the conclusion of the sessions, all of the participants had matured in their understanding

Boys Town Prayer Book: Prayers by and for the Boys and Girls of Boys Town $2.3 The prayers in this book offer solace in times of sorrow, strength in times of temptation, joy in times of thanksgiving. A collection of prayers, traditional and modern, Protestant and Catholic, it includes reflections written by Father Flanagan, founder of Boys Town, and the boys and girls of Boys Town today. It is used daily by our children; it can enrich others’ spiritual life as well.

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Catholic Prayer Book $14.95 This book contains different types of Catholic prayers. It includes a listing of daily prayers, praise and adoration of the Holy Trinity, prayers from the Psalms, devotions to the Blessed Mother, and other prayers.

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Church of England Liturgy: Book of Common Prayer, Alternative Service Book, 1928 Prayer Book $10.09 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Archbishop of CanterburyRowan WilliamsPrimates’ MeetingLambeth ConferencesAnglican Consultative CouncilBishops, Dioceses, andEpiscopal polity The Book of Common Prayer is the common title of a number of prayer books of the Church of England and of other Anglican churches, used throughout the Anglican Communion. The first book, published in 1549 (Church of England 1957), in the reign of Edward VI, was a product of the English Reformation following the break with Rome. Prayer books, unlike books of prayers, contain the words of structured (or liturgical) services of worship. The work of 1549 was the first prayer book to contain the forms of service for daily and Sunday worship in English and to do so within a single volume; it included morning prayer, evening prayer, the Litany, and Holy Communion. The book included the other occasional services in full: the orders for baptism, confirmation, marriage, ‘prayers to be said with the sick’ and a funeral service. It set out in full the Epistle and Gospel readings for the Sunday Communion Service. Set Old Testament and New Testament readings for daily prayer were specified in tabular format as were the set Psalms; and canticles, mostly biblical, that were provided to be sung between the readings (Careless 2003, p. 26). The 1549 book was rapidly succeeded by a reformed revision in 1552 under the same editorial hand, that of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury. It never came into use because, on the death of Edward VI, his half-sister Mary I restored Roman Catholic worship. On her death, a compromise version, largely 1552 with a few amendments from 1549, was published in 1559. Following the tumultuous events leading to and including the English Civil War, another major revision was published in 1662… More:

Daily Meditations on God’s Love: Minute Meditations for Every Day Containing a Text from Scripture, a Reflection, and a Prayer $7.95 Marci Alborghetti,Other Format, English-language edition,Pub by Catholic Book Publishing Company

Daily Prayer $49.39 This title presents the major elements of the Breviary or Divine Office for the Catholic Church, in an updated one volume edition. Daily Prayer is taken directly from The Divine Office, and includes the major daily offices of Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Prayer during the Day, and Night Prayer, for every day of the church year. The only omission from the full Divine Office is the Office of Readings. It is ideal for clergy, religious, and lay people who need a form of daily devotion, or for those preparing for the priesthood, and can be used for either individual or group use. It also includes updated tables of Moveable Liturgical Days, as well as the General Calendar.

Everyday Catholic Prayer $7.65 This edition is a resource for those who want their daily practice to be part of the ongoing prayer shared by Christians around the world in the Catholic tradition. It takes the form of a simple office with psalms and readings for each day of the week, structured around the figure of the Servant of the Lord in the prophecies of Isaiah and the wisdom of Jesus in the Gospels.

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For Another Flock: Daily Advent and Christmas Meditations for Gay and Lesbian Christians $6.61 For Another Flock provides gay and lesbian Christians with personal and group resources for daily meditation and prayer during the Advent and Christmas seasons. The book begins with a short liturgical history of Advent and Christmas and ends with suggestions for family and small group activities for the season. Throughout the resource, Lea provides contemporary meditations on the Bible readings for Advent and Christmas from a gay man’s perspective and invites the reader into their own reflection on the Good News. Also included are a small-group study guide for the four weeks of Advent, a section of morning and evening prayers, and a ritual for examination of conscience intended for the development of individual prayer practices during this holy season. An appendix outlines the Revised Common Lectionary and the Roman Catholic Lectionary Scripture readings for years A, B, and C–making the book useful and usable for many years.

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Living Lent $10.72 Ideally the way we live Lent should be the way we live the whole year, but one way or another we often lapse here and there–not being so constant in our prayer time, forgetting about acts of self-denial, not keeping the other fast and abstinence days of the Christian year, neglecting the needs of our brothers and sisters, losing the vision of our true humanity, and so on. Keeping a good Lent may encourage us to continue living in such a manner all year. In writing this revised edition of Living Lent, author Marianne Dorman provides a helpful tool to help Catholic Christians become more aware of the importance of Scripture in their daily lives, while meditating on one aspect of the Christian faith with each day of Lent. It is essential to understand there should be no separation between the holy and the human as divinity and humanity are one through Christ. –Marianne Dorman

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Made From The Right Stuff $10.43 Early on, Madalene and Herbert S. Jordan realized they had a common focus in life which could easily be summarized as “Duty, Honor, Country and God.” Integrity was the hallmark characteristic of them both. When commitments were made, they were honored…without hesitation. With marriage, the commitments were in the wedding vows, never to be violated, and in religion, the commitment was in the baptismal rite which, again, was never to be violated. For Madalene Marie Driscoll, her commitment to God was made as a baby through the promises of her parents and God-parents. All through her life, she was devoted to the Catholic Church, its teachings and its obligations. She spent much time in prayer, and whenever possible spent time in adoration before the Holy Eucharist. At location after location, Army post after Army post, she sewed cassocks and surpluses for the altar boys. Indeed in most posts from the 1930′s on, her boys were altar servers. She was dedicated to reading scripture and religious books, attending novenas and prayed the rosary on basically a daily basis. She frequently went to daily Mass and was a dedicated parishioner in the chapels and churches wherever she lived. Priests treasured her ability to get things done. She always hoped that one of her sons would become a priest, but was pleased to have a nephew and brother who were priests in the Passionist Order, Father Godfrey Poage and Father Louis Driscoll. Herbert Spencer Jordan was raised as a Congregationalist, but following the marriage to Madalene he attended Catholic Mass with the family on special occasions. After their son Bert’s sudden death in the Korean War in September 1950, Herbert began studyingwith a Jesuit priest and in 1951 became a Roman Catholic. He embraced that commitment with total heart and soul, and became a stalwart convert, frequently reading religious books and a lot of religious history. In prayer life, they really became a pair as they had in marriage.

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Praying is a Waste of Time Because there’s Nobody Listening!

 

Definition of the word pray, by Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)…â€To ask that the laws of the universe be annulled on behalf of a single petitioner, confessedly unworthy.â€

 I am totally convinced that there is no god listening to prayers. I am now seventy four years old and to date I have seen absolutely no evidence of the existence of any divine being throughout my entire life. Consider this:

      In 2006, Sharon, Prime Minister of Israel suffered a stroke. The whole of the country (as well as million supporters in the USA) prayed for his recovery….He deteriorated daily.

    About the same time, in the United States, 13 minors were trapped underground. President Bush asked the whole country to pray for them…They came up in body bags.

     In the same month, in England, a whale lost its way and ended up in the river Thames. Britishers were asked to pray for it…It died a few days later

     About the same time, more than 400 Muslims visiting Mecca to pray to Allah were crushed to death!

    May 2008, Pope Benedict prayed for the victims and their families after a cyclone hit Myanmar. I guess he prayed to the same god who caused the storm, killing up to 113,000 people and making over one million homeless. At the same time he asked that all countries send aid to Myanmar. If prayer really worked he could just have asked god to send manna from heaven!

You don’t think that the six million Jews, (God’s chosen people) and a few million other gypsies, retards and Poles murdered by the Nazis prayed? A lot of good that did for them!

 Whenever an airplane crashes and only one or two people survive, you can be sure that they will say that they prayed and god saved them. Nobody ever mentions the hundreds that died. You don’t think that most of them prayed also?

 The various Popes are revered by millions of Catholics as the nearest thing to a god. Were they protected and rewarded? …Not a chance!

Pope Johann Xll died at the age of 18, killed by his lover’s husband.

Pope Paul 1 died after only 33 days of being “divinely selected.â€

 Here are the rewards given to Pope John Paul ll

On May 13th 1981 he was shot in the stomach and the hand,

0n June 20th 1981 he suffered an infection and was operated on.

On July 15th 1992 he was operated on for a colon tumor.

On November 11th 1993 he was hospitalized for a dislocated shoulder.

On April29th 1994 he was hospitalized for a broken leg.

On December 25th 1995 (Christmas day) he was bedridden with flu.

On March 13th 1996 he had to cancel an audience due to intestinal ailment.

On August 15th 1996 the same thing occurred.

On October 8th 1996 he underwent surgery to remove an inflamed appendix.

On February 1997 cancelled audience because of flu.

On June 15th 1999 could not travel to Poland because of flu.

On January 31st 2005 urgently hospitalized with respiratory problems and larynx spasms.

On February 24th 2005 the same thing occurred: he died from septic shock and a cardio-circulatory collapse brought on by a urinary tract infection.

Note that on all these occasions the pope did not turn to prayer but preferred science…the very thing that the Catholic Church has been fighting since its inception…what utter hypocrisy!

 In Indonesia, the worlds largest Muslim country where the populace prays five times a day there, are so many earthquakes, mudslides, floods, volcanoes etc that it is known as the “Country of 1001 disasters.†In the space of a couple of months here are a few daily gifts from Allah for their trouble!

Feb.24th 08 Two earthquakes measuring 7.6 and 7.3 struck in the area of Pagai, Sipora and Siberut destroying at least 300 houses as well as public infrastructure. Thousands of people are living in makeshift houses or tents.

Twenty nine years of violence between the “Free Aceh†separatism movement and the government killed more than 15,000 people.

 Feb.27th 08   Two children, Pribuan aged 13 and Roswilda aged 14 months were killed when an earthquake measuring 7.2 hit Pagai Ultara Island, Indonesia. This was the third large quake within a week which also destroyed 17 houses. 233 families have been left without shelter.

 In 1989 164 villagers were slaughtered in Talangsari, Lampung province by the Indonesian military.

   Do you think that leprosy is not around anymore? In West Java, 2,579 cases were recorded in 2007.

.   In December 2004, the Asian Tsunami killed more than 160,000 people in the Indonesian area called Aceh which is run under the fanatically religious Sharia law. The reason, according to a Muslim leader was that the women were showing too much skin. This was easier for the unthinking populace to accept than the truth…that Indonesia sits on a series of faults like the Indo-Australian and Eurasian Tectonic plates!

 Mar.3rd 08 A powerful quake measuring 6.3 struck off Sumatra Island, Indonesia, one of several in this month.

 Four villages in Kampar Regency were flooded in 2008 making thousands of villagers homeless and submerging their homes and farmland.

Mar.5th 08 In Indonesia to date, there have been 126 case of bird flu making it the most bird-flu prone of all countries

Mar.9th 08   In Cilacap, Indonesia three people were killed and one seriously burned when there was an explosion at a fuel refinery.

 Whenever Indonesians buy a new car or motorcycle, they have a little religious ceremony called Selamatan where they pray to Allah for protection…You can see how useless that is because every day about 80 people die in traffic accidents there.

 Mar.11th 08   One person was killed and another injured in Manyingsal, Indonesia when an Air Force helicopter crashed into a sugarcane field.

West Aceh, where the ultra religious Sharia Law is enforced is the most flood-prone regency of Sumatra Island.

 Mar.12th 08   Between 2007 and 2008, 62 people in Banymas, Indonesia committed suicide because they could not feed their families.

In the Menewai Island more than 2,000 families were victims of earthquakes on September 12th 2007. Just to be sure, there was another quake there on February 26th 2008

 Mar.12th 08   Three people died, one is missing and four injured when a brand new passenger ship capsized in Morowali waters Indonesia.

 Every day twenty women die of cervical cancer and forty one new cases are diagnosed.

Mar.12th. 08 In Bogor, Indonesia dozens of houses were destroyed in Tugu Utara and Tutgu Selatan by mudslides.

Mar.12th. 08 15 houses were destroyed and 25 damaged by mudslides near Telaga Warna Lake, Indonesia.

 In May 2008, Indonesian Health Minister Tjandra Yoga said that the number of people infected with NIV was estimated at 193,000.

Mar.13th. 08 In Jakarta, Indonesia hundreds of residents in Cawang, Cililitan and Kampung were forced to flee their homes after they became flooded.

  From 2006 to 2007n, 840 disasters in Indonesia killed 7,300 people and destroyed 750,000 homes.

.Mar16th 08   In the Indonesian province that includes Koa village on Rote Island, seven children under the age of five died from starvation while fifty other very young children died from malnutrition.

Mar.16th. 08   In Klaten, Central Java Indonesia, floods buried 11 houses and submerged 48 hectares of rice fields

Mar.17th 08   An earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale hit West Sumatra, Indonesia.

  In January 2007 Indonesian airline Adam Air crashed into the sea killing 102 passengers and the crew. While searching for the plane, the government contacted a paranormal for help who claimed that “Allah had taken the aircraft.†It was finally located nine days later.

 Mar.24th 08   In Cipana village Indonesia, a stone mine collapsed killing one miner and injuring 10 others.

Mar.24th 08   Paulino Lopez 19, died and dozens of people were injured in Atambua, Indonesia due to a clash between locals and Timor Leste refugees.

 In the three months from January to March 2008, 5,786 cases of Dengue fever were reported and nine people died in the Jakarta area.

 Mar.25th 08   Heavy rain for a few days has submerged the northern part of Balikpapan Indonesia, with water over 2 meters deep. The villagers had to be transported to safety by rubber boat.

Mar25th 08   In four villages in Papua, 23 people died from acute respiratory infection in a three month period

 In 1989 up to 246 people in Lampung village were killed by the Indonesian military while they were attempting to form a more religious Islamic state.

Mar.26th 08   Flooding in sever regencies in Riau, Indonesia forced all the residents to flee their homes for higher ground.

 In May 2007 in Pasuruan, four villagers were killed and eleven injured when they were fired upon by Indonesian marines.

 Mar 27th 08   Near Sampang, Indonesia, a cargo boat capsized killing a 25 year old mother and her 4 year old child.

 Mar 29th 08 Floods in Riau, Indonesia have inundated 12,000 hectares of rice and corn crops.

 In Yogyakarta the estimated number of people with AIDS jumped from 20 in 2002 to393 in 2007. Mostly affected are in the age group 15 to 30.

Mar 29th 08   In Indragiri, Indonesia 365 hectares of rice and 201 hectares of corn are engulfed by floods.

Mar 29th 08 In Kampar and Kuantan Singingi, Indonesia, about 600 hectares of crops were flooded.

 Mar.30th 08   A heavy rain storm damaged 329 houses in Jambi, Indonesia.

 Some 5 million people in Asia including 200,000 in Indonesia are living with AIDS and 440 thousand are dying every year.

Mar.31st 08   In Bandung, Indonesia a tree blown over by heavy winds smashed a Suzuki Jeep injuring the three occupants, one seriously

Apr 1st 08   In Indonesia in the last week a 15 year old boy and a 12 year old girl died from bird flu bringing the country total of deaths to 107.

Apr.2nd 08   An earthquake measuring 6.2 hit the island of Suatra, Indonesia.

 During the period of January through March 2008, due to flooding in East Nusa Tenggara, 4,300 houses were damaged, 2,000 water well closed, 1,6600 buffaloes and cows were drowned and more than 12,000 hectares of crops destroyed. On top of that, scores of fishing boats capsized, 21 people dies and 21,600 lost their homes. Dozens of residents, mainly under the age of 5 dies from malnutrition

 Apr 15th 08   In Sikka regency Indonesia, Mount Egon erupted forcing over a thousand residents to flee their homes and causing 20,000 to face breathing problems and water shortages as their wells became contaminated. This same mountain erupted in 1925, 2004 and 2006

 Apr 15th 08   In Dumai Indonesia fire destroyed 20 small business kiosks

 Apr 16th 08      In Jakarta, Indonesia 27 year old Safri Agung died of a heart attack as he traveled on a bus to work.

 On 27th 2006 an earthquake struck Yogyakarta and central Java killing over 6 thousand, damaging more than 20,000 houses and displacing 1.5 million people.

Apr 16th 08   In the past three days, hundreds of hectares of rice and dozens of homes have been swamped by floods in Limapuluh Kota Indonesia.

Apr 16th 08   Flooding in south Jakarta Indonesia caused residents to flee their homes.

 In Indonesia there are more than 500,000 cases of tuberculosis every year.

 Apr 20th 08   In five villages in Gumelar district Indonesia, 115 people suffered food poisoning after eating Bakso, a local food.

Apr 25th 08   In Siberut Island Indonesia 3 people died and 534 homes and many farms were swamped when the river banks burst.

Apr 26th 08   Flash floods in Aceh Indonesia killed thousands of chickens destroyed numerous hectares of rice paddies as well as displacing 34,510 people.

 Apr 27th 08   In Depok Indonesia, a fire destroyed dozens of garment shops near to the bus terminal.

 In May 2006 a mudflow in Sidoarjo destroyed the houses of more than 12,000 families.

Apr 29th 08   In Lebek regency Indonesia, a typhoon destroyed 250 houses in three villages.

 In Papau, 2,900 of the 3,300 villages lack clean water leaving the residents vulnerable to diarrhea, lung infection and skin diseases.

May 2nd 08   A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck the west coast of Sumatra Indonesia.

To date in the province of West Nusa Tenggara, there are 114 people with HUV.

 May 6th 08   In Tembagapura Indonesia, 20 gold miners were buried alive by a landslide, killing all of them.

  In the Indonesian provinces of Papau and West Papau, 2.4 percent of the population are infected with the AIDS virus. More than half are married women who do not change partners or use drugs

 May 6th 08   In north Jakarta Indonesia, a dam collapse caused flooding of hundreds of houses

In May 1998 there were riots in Jakarta after four people were killed at Trisakti university. The final death toll was 1,188.

May 7th 08   150 villagers fled Cemara Indonesia due to rising flood waters that also badly damaged 10 hectares of fish and shrimp ponds

May 9th 08   In North Sulawesi Indonesia a 5.0 earthquake hit. This was one day after another 5.5 earthquake hit near Sabang city. This was one day after a 5.6 and a 5.3 earthquakes hit  Maluku and East Nusa Tenggara.

May 9th 08   In the Siak river Indonesia the tugboat Abadi 228 sank trapping two crew members Widoyo and Yasman under water.

May 13th 08   In the past week at Bancarkember elementary school in Banyumas regency Indonesia, 40 pupils suffered food poisoning after drinking milk.

 On February 8th 2008 in the area of Situbondo, floods caused the death of fifteen people and the total destruction of over 3,000 homes.

May 13th 08…In Mojoagung village Indonesia, four villagers died from food poisoning after eating corn and rice.

May 13th 08   In Bandung Indonesia, 3,000 people between the ages of 14 and 35 are believed to have contracted the disease lupus which effects the immune system

May 18th 08   Bird flu hits Tebo regency Indonesia, killing thousands of domestic birds and causing the highest bird flu alert.

May 19th 08   In north Sumatra Indonesia, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake destroyed 316 houses, 13 schools, 6 churches and 4 mosques

May 24th 08…In the Indonesian province of Maluku, an earthquake measuring 6.7 struck followed by a 6.0 magnitude aftershock.

May 24th 08   In Purwokerto Indonesia 2 people died and 25 were injured when a passenger bus collided with a cargo truck.

May 25th 08   In Cakung East Jakarta Indonesia, 7 year old Fery Heriawan Arsad died from dengue fever, one of 4,762 infected in the area in 2008

29th May 08   In Ambon Indonesia, landslides inundated many houses in several villages.

May 31st 08   In Sikka regency Indonesia, 5 people have died and 58 more are infected with dengue fever.

 In Batam, more people every year are contracting HIV. In 2006 193 rested positive with 45 adults and 9 infants having AIDS

Jun 1st 08   In west Jakarta Indonesia, 2 workers were blown to pieces when a plastic compressor machine exploded.

Jun 3rd 08   In Kosambi district Indonesia, high tide flooding inundated the area with one meter high water where 4,000 families were living. This is almost a monthly occurance.

Jun 4th 08   In east Jakarta Indonesia, a fire destroyed 9 furniture shops causing losses of $US 860,000

Jun 4th 08   In east Java Indonesia, 2 fishing boats, Muncul Jaya and Sandang sank in heavy seas, killing 2 crew members.

 In the first six months of 2008 in East Nusa Tenggara, 25 children have died from malnutrition, while those suffering reached 72,085.

Jun 5th 08   In Manggari Indonesia, a landslide cut off access to 6 subdistricts, destroying houses and causing over 400 people to flee.

Jun 5th 08   In Kumang-kumang Indonesia, flash floods and landslides hit a resettlement area causing the residents to panic.

Jun 12th 08   In south Sulawesi Indonesia, HIV/AIDS infections grew to 1,8i44 in 2008 described by the local hospital as “Just the tip of the icebergâ€

Jun 18th 08   A 4.7 earthquake shook the Indonesian island of Banda causing many people to panic and flee the area.

Jun 26th 08   An Indonesian military NC-212 aircraft crashed on Salak mountain Indonesia killing at least 18 people.

Jun 26th 08   In Bangkinang Indonesia a minibus plunged into a ravine killing 6 family members as they returned from a relative’s funeral.

 As of June 2008 there have been 87 recorded suicides in Banymas caused by economic problems.

The above is mainly just within a four month period and only in one small area of the world! 

 

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