Xavier, my family doctor, was blunt,
He told me my days were numbered, upfront.
I thought “what a creep”!
Then died in my sleep -
My heart declined to bear the bilious brunt.
Collecting all manner of things,
From battered old derbies to rings,
He still couldn’t find,
It stayed on his mind,
A three-legged scarecrow that sings.
What you give attracts people
The way and manner you give it attracts God
Therefore give in humility and love
Giving is not an occasion to show off
Rather it is calls for remorse and brokenness
If you cannot give from the little in your hand
Giving big when you are rich may never happen
Giving is a sacrifice only
When you give what you cherish
When you give with all your heart
Someone will be waiting to give you
Giving with expectation in mind is giving wrongly
Cause giving is an assignment from God
And you cannot afford to fail God
It is much blessed to give
Than to receive says the Holy Book
The secret of blessing is in giving
Those who are to receive must learn how to give
Giving helps us reshape our destiny
Love expresses itself in giving
True giving is giving without expectation
Flowers line manner
In staircase colored pomp
With purple Manor.
whisper manner closed
wild the tone the muse mildly
weening hear the woad
If you stopped attending paid classes
Would you sell off your reading glasses:
Gladly, speedily drop out if school,
When every scholar is thought a fool?
Are you the type, who would rather bend
To an existing insisting trend:
Hang your helpful business-like manner,
Because you have changed your shop's banner?
Then, you will have become Igneous Rock,
Whose hardness one should fearlessly mock...
From the Good Sages we venerate
"Whatever is odd incinerate"
Only the right trends may control one:
When the wrong ones do, you have not won.
you talk the talk can,
you walk the walk
talk is a manner’s talk of manner
you talk the manner can you walk the manner
a man’s manner is a man’s moral
you talk the moral can you walk the moral
talking is a cheap moral
talking is a cheap manner
moral is a cheap talk
moral is a cheap manner
talking is cheap,walking is highly
talking is cheap,walking is highly walking
talking is highly talking
talking is highly a manner of talking
talking highly is talking cheap
talking highly is walking the walk
cheap is highly a cheap talk
walking cheap is talking cheap
walking cheap is walking the cheap walk
walking cheap is walking the cheap talk
talking is talking a cheap walk
What manner of man is this, they asked,
Whom even the winds obey?
He speaks and calms the angry seas,
Yet He's humbler far than they.
To hear Him speak come thousands,
This man so meek and mild,
And yet throughout His busy life,
He still had time for a child.
They come to Him from miles around,
The sick, the lame, the blind,
And in one day He makes them whole,
Not even a scar could they find.
You've lived and supped with Me, He said,
Together we have slept;
And lo in spite of all I've done,
You don't know Me yet.
On entering the confessional we should kneel, make the sign of the Cross and say to the priest, Bless me Father; then add I confess to Almighty God and to you Father, that I have sinned
The first things we should tell the priest in the Confession are the time of your last confession, and whether he said the penance and went to Holy Communion
After telling the time of our last Confession and Communion we should confess all the mortal sins we have committed, and all the venial sins we may wish to mention
When the confessor asks us questions we must answer them truthfully and clearly
After telling our sins we should listen with attention to the advice which the confessor may think proper to give
We should end confession by saying I also accuse myself of all the sins of my past life, telling if we choose one or several of our past sins
While the priest is giving us absolution we should from our heart renew the act of contrition
I am praying for the day,
When all walls will fall away,
And we as sons and daughters,
Will all truly obey.
The commandment to love one another,
Is the great and first commission.
To love God with all our hearts,
Might, mind and strength, our mission.
This is the celestial law abiding,
With no lies or self-deceit in the way.
There must be no inner hiding,
And for all this we must pray.
We all require our one true King.
Only He can sustain and set free,
But to be in his kingdom,
Each one must be at peace.
In this we must have no borders,
No place we cannot go,
For a King to reign in heaven,
There must be every room to grow.
There will be no manner of -ites,
No one will be excluded from their rights.
Each one loved as all are one,
Every moment blessed with pure divine.
Here in these last days, this is our destination,
For as Christ is to come, we are to receive Him.
No one will abide the day, unless we are all together,
In one body, one faith, under one head, forever.
They sit very close
together on the brown bench
beneath the branches.
Sorry kid's
But unfortunately sadly
Christmas won't be the
same this year as the one's
you are used to
Because you know how you
see people wearning masks
now
Well Santa and his Reindeer
have also caught Covid-19
and got sick
And the reindeer can't fly in
masks so he won't be able to
deliver any presents this year
But he told me to tell you just
how very disappointed and sorry
he is
And he also knows how good you
have been and he promises he
will make it up to you next year
Mind your manner against your stride
Mind your manner when u hide
Mind your manner while you breathe in deep
Step out into the moment that causes u grief
Mind your rhythm when the wind is on your back
Mind the motion as your actions lack
Mind your manner when later your actions you'll reap,
Step out and mind the manner you carry across your own personal time
I cross without listening I glide without thought, I move in absence mind over not,
Mind without manner seems to be of today
So tomorrow I remember begin bright and full lime the sun's first ray.
Shine bright shine true look forward look neew. Mind over matter lives long and true.
M-anner so impressive
H-as tended to make a mark;
A-s it has the power to excite,
R-esulting to a sublime spark.
I-mpressive manner
S-ees the eyes' attention;
I-nteresting way or style
D-enies not the admiration.
R-emain moving and poignant, as you touch the beholder;
O-n the fourteenth of March, show your impressive manner.
A-n aboveboard manner
L-ets you keep from deceit;
E-arly Tuesday February thirteenth,
X-factor is God's word you eat.
B-ehold an aboveboard manner,
A-s it's free from trace of lies;
S-ee the truth of noble deed
A-iming to please the Father's eyes.
N-ever do an irresponsible act that will make your faith waver;
G-et your life in best shape and in aboveboard manner.
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