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Blogmocracy Prayer List 01/10/10

by goddessoftheclassroom ( 56 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Religion at January 10th, 2010 - 9:45 am

Prayers for thanks, praise, comfort, strength, healing, and hope

Community issues:

The United States of America
The Justices of the Supreme Court, (macker: especially Chief Justice Roberts and Associate Justices Scalia, Thomas, Alito, and Kennedy)
The CIA fallen
Rifqa Bary
American soldier held by the Taliban
Our internet friends
The People of Iran
First responders: firefighters, police, EMTs.
Blessing and protection over all of us during these times.
Our government
Our troops
Israel
Georgia/Ossetia
Gilad Schalit, for his release.
The contractors still held hostage

Thanksgivings
Eaglesoars: Husband is officially declared cancer survivor
Macker: excellent results from nuclear stress test
newsjunkie_ky: Son-in-law was rehired
Bumr50: marriage
newsjunkie_ky: answered prayer
rain of lead: pregnant niece has recovered
Savage nation: fiancée!

Health issues:
Calo: sister-in-law with Huntington’s Disease
Rush Limbaugh
TeamDub: cousin’s 2-year-old son has leukemia.
Loppyd: m-i-l Gail in hospital awaiting diagnosis
Mjazz: Harris, sister’s brother in law; has a tumor behind his eye that is cancerous.
Mfhorn: friend Jack; spots found on his lung and pancreas
Rix: cousin undergoing cancer treatment
Urban Infidel: mother with MS recovering from broken hip
Iron Fist: Father has Parkinson’s and diabetes
Lancekates: health issues
Marge45b: Health issues of daughter and father.
RedneckNaRocknRollBar: neurological problems
Lolly Gator: 5-year-old grandson having nuclear surgery
Gotc: Lauren
Bordm & cupcake: friend Marilyn recovering from a stroke
Purre: cataract
Nikis Knight: wife expecting baby in May & hopes to avoid C-section
realwest
Jaya: father has late Stage 4 lung cancer
Jlfintx: private issues
BBEV: wife not doing well
Tall Old Man
Iron Fist: diabetes
Intrepid: mother with Alzheimer’s
savage nation: Nuke Gingrinch
Nobody: friend with colon cancer
Cloudy Day: sister’s stress issues
The Albatross: blood abnormality and miraculous healing
Intoast: father suffered stroke
Coz: brother-in-law, Shane Williams
vapig: recovering from back injury

Family, friend, and life situations:
chickadee: personal problems needing immediate help
Kroshka: husband’s health and need for work and the family’s overall financial state
Dreamy in MN: Grief and health
m: JTG
Morgan; Brittany Murphy’s family
linoleumknife: friend Oriana going through difficult divorce
Mfhorn: wife’s niece Donna; husband walked out on her and 4 young kids
Insert Clever Name Here: jobs for wife and father
Katemaclaren: dealing with anger
Tanker: deployed to Afghanistan; asks for prayers for family (as if he has to ask!)
AZfederalist: church undergoing severe financial times
macduff: possible layoff
The Rani: job for husband
Melinwy: granddaughter in need of God’s protection
Nobdy: 1968 Widow still grieving
Typicalwhitey: grandson Chase
Nothreat2UL stepson deploying to Afghanistan
DaveM: job
Jlfintx: job
Josephine: family has ongoing health problems and their pet is dying
Rides A Pale Horse: niece’s husband, Sgt. Joseph Connor and his unit, Stryker Brigade Combat Team 2-1
Specila K: getting through work
Canoe Convoy: looking for job after grad school
mjazz: employment
Macker: wife looking for a job
Intrepid: caring for mother
Lily: healing of family and regaining my strength [plus protection from evil]
Scrat: family, esp. mum, mourning loss of father.
Bar: new boss
Cloudy Day: strength and comfort
Smokefire: Griswold family
Speranza: friend Melody in danger of losing job
Zeebeach: for employment
Imtoast: husband looking for a job
GotC: son
and all the rest of us for whatever strength and protection we need

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56 Responses to “Blogmocracy Prayer List 01/10/10”
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  1. 1 | January 10, 2010 09:54

    Prayers for all. Goddess, did you ever hear back from the people who were supposed to put the prayer list in the Wailing Wall (am I remembering that right?). I thought that would be very cool, and was just wondering if it had been done. Thanx :-)

    {goddessoftheclassroom}


  2. Doppelganger
    2 | January 10, 2010 09:57

    Thank you for continuing this.


  3. goddessoftheclassroom
    3 | January 10, 2010 10:03

    @ Iron Fist:
    Yes, I did! The next day, as a matter of fact, I received a very nice email.


  4. coldwarrior
    4 | January 10, 2010 10:05

    goddessoftheclassroom wrote:

    @ Iron Fist:
    Yes, I did! The next day, as a matter of fact, I received a very nice email.

    {goddess}

    cool! i like that


  5. buzzsawmonkey
    5 | January 10, 2010 10:19

    BTW, proof positive that the Lefties are stupid: if they are hell-bent on throwing Israel under the bus, as they clearly are, they would be smart to be in favor of our being all the more involved in building a democratic Arab state in Iraq, in order to ensure that the US has a reliable ally.

    Now, I don’t think that a strong democratic Iraq is likely, but nonetheless, wouldn’t you think that they’d be interested in increasing our strength and presence in Iraq rather than wanting us to get the hell out as soon as possible? Yet that is not the case.


  6. 6 | January 10, 2010 10:21

    You know, I have no sympathy here:

    ROSARNO, Italy, Jan 8 (Reuters) – Clashes between immigrants and locals in a southern Italian town entered a second day on Friday, with the government rushing extra police to try to stem one of the worst episodes of racial unrest in years.

    The violence inflamed a long-running political debate on immigration, with the interior minister saying years of excessive “tolerance” were behind the violence, and the opposition accusing the government of fuelling xenophobia.

    Some 8,000 illegal immigrants work in the southern Calabria region where the clashes have erupted, most as day labourers picking fruit and vegetables. Many live in abandoned factories with no running water or electricity and human rights groups say they are exploited by organised crime.

    Earlier, about 2,000 immigrants demonstrated against what they said was racist treatment by many locals. Some shouted “we are not animals” and carried signs reading “Italians here are racist”.

    No mention of the religion of the illegal immigrants from North Africa, so it is hard to judge whether this is comperable to the “youtes” in Frogistan. But you have to live people who enter a country illegally, take up residence, and then proclaim that people who don’t want them there are “racists”. Sound familiar? Shit, if it is so bad then go home. Nobody forced you to illegally immigrate at gunpoint.

    Frankly, Mohammedans are racist, anti-Christian bigots, but you don’t see me illegally immigrating to Mecca to protest their bigotry, do you? Oh, yeah, that is because they would kill me for doing that. Sorry folks, but a couple of dudes got shot with air rifles. That wasn’t nice, but it was a damn sure less painful than sawing off their heads with a dull knife. the Mohammedans have no right to come into the West and protest “bigotry” and “racism”. Not as long as they use extreme violence to keep their mohammedan lands, including Mecca, Kafir-rein.


  7. tunnelrat
    7 | January 10, 2010 10:25

    It is nice to see the prayer list every Sunday, thank you for doing that Goddess. I’m sure that it is a lot of work to keep it up to date.


  8. 8 | January 10, 2010 10:30

    Congressman Deal wants to see Obama’s birth certificate…

    http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2010/01/republican-congressman-wants-look-at.html


  9. goddessoftheclassroom
    9 | January 10, 2010 10:30

    @ tunnelrat:
    You’re so kind! Honestly, it’s a privilege and service I’m pleased to do for all my internet friends here.


  10. Gypsy
    10 | January 10, 2010 10:42

    @ buzzsawmonkey:
    Lefties don’t like democratic anywhere – Israel, Iraq, USA … On the other hand, there’s never been a tyranny they don’t like, or at least make excuses for.


  11. huckfunn
    11 | January 10, 2010 10:43

    Baltimore 24, Patriots zilch with 1:22 to go in the first quarter.


  12. wolfie
    12 | January 10, 2010 10:43

    @ buzzsawmonkey:

    Why would they want a democratic ally in the Middle East?
    Dictatorships are a lot easier to work with.
    I’m serious.


  13. Gypsy
    13 | January 10, 2010 10:45

    goddessoftheclassroom wrote:

    @ tunnelrat:
    You’re so kind! Honestly, it’s a privilege and service I’m pleased to do for all my internet friends here.

    May I add my thanks, too, Goddess? And BTW, you’ve probably heard this before, but your avatar is wonderful — and so appropriate.


  14. Lincolntf
    14 | January 10, 2010 10:49

    Anyone watching the playoffs?
    Let’s just say that Tom Brady is having a B+ first quarter and Bill Belichick says the system worked.


  15. Doppelganger
    15 | January 10, 2010 10:49

    huckfunn wrote:

    Baltimore 24, Patriots zilch with 1:22 to go in the first quarter.

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    The Curse of Randy Moss


  16. Doppelganger
    16 | January 10, 2010 10:50

    Randy Moss = Gary Sheffield


  17. wolfie
    17 | January 10, 2010 10:53

    Lincolntf wrote:

    Let’s just say that Tom Brady is having a B+ first quarter and Bill Belichick says the system worked.

    Good one! :lol:


  18. Doppelganger
    18 | January 10, 2010 10:53

    Maybe the pats should get Terrell Owens next

    HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

    Maybe they should start Giselle Bundchen as QB

    Sorry, I just hate the pats.


  19. 19 | January 10, 2010 10:54

    Just read this. Trust me, it is good :mrgreen:

    OK, an excerpt:

    And now the left is disappointed because Obama hasn’t been quite the Great Dictator they imagined. Because as detached as he may be, he still needs to cut deals and adhere to some notion of political reality. Obama may not understand people. He may be arrogant beyond measure and contemptuous of democracy—but even he has a firmer grasp on reality than many of his high profile supporters. Who want what amounts to a tyranny, right now… and throw childish tantrums when told that they have to wait a little longer.

    For anyone who thought that the left had shown itself at its most deranged during 8 years of Bush, are now being treated to the dementia of a left in power, denied absolute power.

    Yeah, baby! Why do we have to go to a Canadian paper to see this kind of editorial? Are all the editors of all the papers in all of America balless eunuchs who don’t have the testicular fortituted to call the Golden One the Golden Calf (False god) that he is? It would seem so.


  20. chickadee
    20 | January 10, 2010 10:56

    @ Iron Fist:

    I have no sympathy either. I’m fresh out of sympathy. Sympathy or something like it got Europe into this mess in the first place. It is stories like this that give me hope that Europe won’t just roll over and die when the inevitable clash with the muzz does occur. The push back needs to start now. Actually it will stave off severe repercussions in the long run if Europeans stand up now and don’t wait until they go vengeance seeking mad.


  21. vagabond trader
    21 | January 10, 2010 11:05

    @ Iron Fist:

    What a great portrait of what the commies have dropped on our doorstep.And yes,I hope he fails.


  22. buzzsawmonkey
    22 | January 10, 2010 11:06

    wolfie wrote:

    Why would they want a democratic ally in the Middle East?
    Dictatorships are a lot easier to work with.
    I’m serious.

    True: Carter said as much not so long ago, and there’s no reason why Carter II should think any differently.

    BTW, there was a program on PBS about the different presidents back in 2009, before TV switched over to digital and I gave up on it, which detailed the Carter campaign. I swear to you, I thought I was watching the Obama campaign in whiteface; the same inexperience touted as a virtue.


  23. vagabond trader
    23 | January 10, 2010 11:06

    {Goddess} prayers for my husband and brother please. G-d knows what is needed. Thanks.


  24. 24 | January 10, 2010 11:09

    @ chickadee:

    Yeah, this can’t end well for the minorities that push this way. One of the hallmarks of the original Civil Rights movement was its peaceful nature. Seggregation was morally repugnant, and the Civil Rights movement shined the light on its moral turpitude. People of good moral fiber rejected it everywhere, and it went the way of the dodo. The other hallmark was that they did not overreach. Displays of the OCnfederate flag are not the same as seggregated lunch counters. Expecting the United States Government to conduct its business in English is not the same as forbiding slaves to learn to read.

    There were limits to such analogies, and the original Civil Rights leaders understood this. As such, they won possibly the greatest bloodless victory in history.

    Contrast this to the imperialist colonial minorities in Europe. Colonial minorities historically have a difficult time of it, even when they have the whip hand in terms of technology and infrastructure. The Brits learned that both in America and India. I don’t think you can accurately say that they Europeans mastered Africa, either. They ruled from fortified enclaves, but only for a time.

    The colonizers of Europe may find the same difficulties. That lies with the people of Europe more than it does the particular institutions of government that they currently have. If nothing else, the last two hundred and fifty years have shown how temperary and impermanent the institutions of government are. Power really does lie in the people, if they have the will to act.


  25. 25 | January 10, 2010 11:11

    @ vagabond trader:

    You have my prayers, my friend. Right now.

    {vagabond trader}


  26. wolfie
    26 | January 10, 2010 11:19

    @ Iron Fist:

    The contrast the author makes between Obama and Clinton is insightful.

    Obama has not only been crippled by what he doesn’t know about the American people, but also by what he ‘knows’ that ain’t so, as Reagan would put it. He truly believes the leftist Narrative that dismisses all opponents as knuckle-dragging racists or greedy capitalists, as evil non-persons.

    Clinton, for all his faults, aspired to be the president of an existing country. Obama aspires to be leader of the Movement to make a new country.


  27. Guggi
    27 | January 10, 2010 11:20

    @ Iron Fist:

    I’m pretty sure that this is done out of racism and out of inhumanity. Most of the African asylants and immigrants there are hard working people, working in the orange groves 15 hours a day for Euro 1,66/hour. They are forced to live in abondoned factories without water, electricity and toilets. They are treated like slaves in an EU-country in the 21.st century. It’s a shame.


  28. vagabond trader
    28 | January 10, 2010 11:22

    @ Iron Fist:

    Thanks and back at ya! {IF}


  29. wolfie
    29 | January 10, 2010 11:23

    buzzsawmonkey wrote:

    the same inexperience touted as a virtue.

    I forgot about that. Yes! It wasn’t just that Carter was marketed as an “outsider.” Now that you jostle my brain cells, I do recall his inexperience touted as a sort of purity.


  30. wolfie
    30 | January 10, 2010 11:28

    Iron Fist wrote:

    The other hallmark was that they did not overreach. Displays of the Confederate flag are not the same as segregated lunch counters. Expecting the United States Government to conduct its business in English is not the same as forbiding slaves to learn to read.
    There were limits to such analogies, and the original Civil Rights leaders understood this. As such, they won possibly the greatest bloodless victory in history.

    Well said, IF.
    (I especially like the point you made in the section I have quoted!)


  31. coldwarrior
    31 | January 10, 2010 11:39

    OT

    go here
    .

    then scoll down for the satellite pic of england

    gloabal warming indeed!


  32. 32 | January 10, 2010 11:53

    @ coldwarrior:

    Where’s Al Gore?


  33. coldwarrior
    33 | January 10, 2010 11:56

    algore doesnt come out in the cold


  34. 34 | January 10, 2010 12:05

    @ Guggi:

    I obviously don’t have first hand knowledge of the situation, so I’ll have to defer to your experience. But I do question then why they come to Europe in the first place. Surely it is better to be a free man in Africa than a slave in Europe. It is possible (probable) that my opinion is colored by two things (neither of which have to do anything with anyone’s skin color): the massive immigration disaster in France and the near-riots we had a few years ago where you had illegal Mexican immigrants protesting for more illegal immigration in American streets waiving the Mexican flag as conquerors. If things are different in Italy, then they are different in Italy. Thanks for setting me straight.


  35. 35 | January 10, 2010 12:12

    @ coldwarrior:

    Iceland has invaded England! The gnomes are attacking! The gnomes…


  36. snork
    36 | January 10, 2010 12:14

    coldwarrior wrote:

    algore doesnt come out in the cold

    Or the daylight.


  37. Ma Sands
    37 | January 10, 2010 12:17

    Iron Fist wrote:

    Prayers for all. Goddess, did you ever hear back from the people who were supposed to put the prayer list in the Wailing Wall (am I remembering that right?). I thought that would be very cool, and was just wondering if it had been done. Thanx
    {goddessoftheclassroom}

    goddessoftheclassroom wrote:

    @ Iron Fist:
    Yes, I did! The next day, as a matter of fact, I received a very nice email.

    Oh, MY! That warms my heart! I missed the unfolding of the story, though –who was it who was to do the service, and when did it happen, and is there any chance I might be able to see their e-mailed words? : )
    And, what would be so exciting –has anyone received any specific answers, blessings, because of that action? : )


  38. Doppelganger
    38 | January 10, 2010 12:24

    coldwarrior wrote:

    OT
    go here
    .
    then scoll down for the satellite pic of england
    gloabal warming indeed!

    The Iceweasel Effect–She is so frigid, she’s frozen her entire nation solid


  39. 39 | January 10, 2010 12:26

    B-b-b-b-but the science is settled:

    The bitter winter afflicting much of the Northern Hemisphere is only the start of a global trend towards cooler weather that is likely to last for 20 or 30 years, say some of the world’s most eminent climate scientists.

    Their predictions – based on an analysis of natural cycles in water temperatures in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans – challenge some of the global warming orthodoxy’s most deeply cherished beliefs, such as the claim that the North Pole will be free of ice in
    summer by 2013.

    Oh, well, we’d better rush Cap and Tax through before anyone notices…


  40. buzzsawmonkey
    40 | January 10, 2010 12:34

    Ugg no like global warming. If earth warm, where will mammoth go? If mammoth go, what will tribe do? Civilization itself is threatened!


  41. Guggi
    41 | January 10, 2010 12:34

    @ Iron Fist:

    Surely it is better to be a free man in Africa than a slave in Europe.

    This is cynical. Most of those Africans don’t even know the word “freedom” in their homecountries. There is no democracy and there are no civil rights there. What would you do: starve to death or find work elsewhere? They can’t find work inside Africa (and there is a lot migration between African countries and I don’t write about refugees) so they come to Europe. That´s the next continent and Italy and Greece are the most affected countries there.

    Migration is not a new aspect in populations. For example the USA and Argentinia were built on migration. In the 19th century there were about 600 migrants per 1 Million population worldwide. Today we have about 230 per 1 Million population.

    I understand your problems with Mexicans as well as those of the Italians. But to treat people like the Italians in Calabria did is inadmissible.


  42. Guggi
    42 | January 10, 2010 12:36

    @ Doppelganger:

    The Iceweasel Effect–She is so frigid, she’s frozen her entire nation solid

    rofl


  43. goddessoftheclassroom
    43 | January 10, 2010 12:36

    @ vagabond trader:
    {vagabond trader}
    Done.


  44. Doppelganger
    44 | January 10, 2010 12:39

    As the ground freezes, it’s becoming increasingly hard for the AGW defenders and climategate deniers to bury their heads in the sand


  45. 45 | January 10, 2010 12:41

    @ Guggi:


    I understand your problems with Mexicans as well as those of the Italians.

    Americans don’t have problems with Mexicans. It is Illegals they have problems with. Please don’t compare Mexicans in the USA to African Muslims in Italy. If The immigrants were Mexicans, The Italians would not be upset becasue they are both Latin Nations. Mexicans are come from the same Civilization as Americans. It’s about legality in America, in Italy it’s a Cultural difference. It’s apple and Oranges.


  46. goddessoftheclassroom
    46 | January 10, 2010 12:49

    @ Ma Sands:
    {Ma Sands}

    A couple of weeks ago, I posted our Prayer List and made a donation on our behalf at this site.


  47. Guggi
    47 | January 10, 2010 12:53

    @ Rodan:

    Americans don’t have problems with Mexicans. It is Illegals they have problems with. Please don’t compare Mexicans in the USA to African Muslims in Italy.

    I thought it was clear that I referred to illegal migrants from Mexico and not all of those illegal immigrants or asylants in Italy are muslims. They are Christians as well as animists.

    If The immigrants were Mexicans, The Italians would not be upset becasue they are both Latin Nations.

    I wouldn’t bet on it. Remember those “Gipsies” from Romania some years ago? They were Christians, speaking a Latin language and came from the same European culture.

    Mexicans are come from the same Civilization as Americans. It’s about legality in America, in Italy it’s a Cultural difference. It’s apple and Oranges.

    It may be a difference in culture but what kind of culture do the Europeans have that they treat humans in a kind they wouldn’t treat their pets?


  48. Ma Sands
    48 | January 10, 2010 12:56

    @ goddessoftheclassroom:

    Ah! I oughta’ve known…..I get their stuff regularly in my e-mail, too…..thank you, {{{goddess}}}…..I asked because I am so steeped in beholding that Wall in my mind’s eye, as I am again going through the Left Behind books….. : )


  49. vagabond trader
    49 | January 10, 2010 13:01

    @ goddessoftheclassroom:

    Oh,what a fine thing to do!

    Thanks again {Goddess}


  50. 50 | January 10, 2010 13:06

    @ Guggi:
    The Italians shouldn’t have mistreat them. However, they should not let in who they don’t want. Hence that would prevent the problem.


  51. m
    51 | January 10, 2010 13:11

    @ goddessoftheclassroom:

    We should do that periodically~ I’ll make the contribution next time! How awesome.


  52. vagabond trader
    52 | January 10, 2010 13:13

    @ m:

    Great idea, I’d like to do my part also.

    Nice pic m!

    :-)


  53. Guggi
    53 | January 10, 2010 13:24

    @ Rodan:

    The Italians shouldn’t have mistreat them.

    So we agree again ;-)

    However, they should not let in who they don’t want. Hence that would prevent the problem.

    They don’t want to let them in but how to prevent? Italians as well as the Greeks can’t controll every mile of their coast. Facilitators destroy the ships at sea so the Italian coastguard has to save the people and let them in. And of course there is the Mafia which profits from the cheap labour.


  54. m
    54 | January 10, 2010 13:27

    Goddess, could you change my request to JTG’s mom and family? I’m so scared his death is tearing them apart… and I’m sure he’s not happy about it.

    Also, my husband is completely healed. We’ll be thankful forever but we probably need to make room for some more.

    *hopefully!*

    @ vagabond trader:

    Thanks {VT}! Wouldn’t that be cool? We could rotate it around.


  55. goddessoftheclassroom
    55 | January 10, 2010 13:37

    @ m:
    {m}
    Done.


  56. vagabond trader
    56 | January 10, 2010 13:42

    @ m:

    Rather contribute to the Lords work than render unto Caesar!


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