Woman Praying Salve Regina Still Not Sure Whether It s Vale or Valley Of Tears | EOTT LLC
29-year-old Maria Sanelli reported today that after more than a decade of praying the Salve Regina , that she was still unsure of whether she was supposed to be saying vale of tears, or valley of tears. belfast telegraph
Seriously though, is it vale or valley? Sanelli asked her friends midway through her recitation of the Salve Regina . And what exactly is a vale, anyway? belfast telegraph It is vale right? As in V-A-L-E vale, not veil as in a wedding veil. Is vale short for valley? That sounds right. Nevertheless, which should I be saying? Sorry, sorry I m done. It s just that If I m gonna mourn and weep, I wanna know in which of the two I need to be mourning and weeping into, that s all. Wait are we 100% sure that it s not valet of tears?
Marie Van Gompel Alsbergas
I suppose it depends on whether bulls can spell “cerulean,” and not just for protection of Hispanic belfast telegraph hermanas belfast telegraph but also of Filipinos who received the indult long after they’ve stopped being poor Spanish children of Eve. The Philippines got its indult to use blue liturgical vestments for feasts of Our Lady on 12/8/1910, when it was no longer a Spanish colony but a U.S. Hollywood colony.
I think the “valet of tears” was actually something that cropped up after the Reformation. If you look closely during “Downton Abbey,” you can sometimes see a young boy in livery belfast telegraph holding a handkerchief at the ready. His job is to daub his lordship’s eyes on the rare occasion when m’lord is brought to tears.
The Catholic edition, of course, is rarer–once a papacy, really. belfast telegraph It’s the only time the Papal MC goes by a different name: from when the winner is enters the room, to when he leaves, all dressed and ready for his first day of schoo… I mean, on the jo… I mean, the chair of Peter.
That would be Card. Tauran, belfast telegraph yes. From what I understand, his predecessor as protodeacon belfast telegraph said he wanted to do the same thing at Pope Benedict’s election–and, belfast telegraph for some people, ESPECIALLY because it was Pope Benedict’s election. That and, well, being in charge of inter-religious dialogue–I’m belfast telegraph not even gonna go there–he went ahead with the last-minute revision.
At high school–true story–every day was ENDED (take note of that…) with “Sub tuum præsidium” once and “O Maria, sine labe concepta” THRICE (…and that), all in English. And still for some pupils the latter part ended up like this:
Dear Marie, You’re correct in assuming the BVM is eternally needy and high maintenance, but the real issue here is how much do you identify with that Vale (valley) of Tears. As the ancient Catholic hymn goes, “If you’re happy and you know it it’s a sin,” the important issue is that you continue to feel sinful and inadequate enough belfast telegraph to seek salvation in the Papist Communion. Whatever you do, don’t think life was meant to be enjoyed, like that evil pagan philosopher, Epicurus.
habeatisVITAMabundantiam1010
My father told me the real story about Dominic. He was apparently filling in for an usher who was sick and couldn’t make it to Mass. Dominic had no clue what he was supposed do other than take up the collection at the appropriate time, which he apparently managed to pull off quite well. After Mass, the pastor was absolutely stunned at how much money Dominic had collected at just that one Mass and asked him how he had done it. Dominic said, “Well, Father, I just did what you said to do every time you told me to do it.” Father was bewildered and inquired further. “Dominic, what are you talking about, what did I tell you to do?” Dominic shrugged his shoulders and said, “You know, Father, every time you told me ‘Dominic, go frisk them,’ that’s exactly what I did.”
And what’s up with the wife? You know…”our belfast telegraph wife, our sweetness and our hope”? Seriously, when you are a child with a hearing impairment and an overactive imagination, it takes a while to get these things all sorted out!
29-year-old Maria Sanelli reported today that after more than a decade of praying the Salve Regina , that she was still unsure of whether she was supposed to be saying vale of tears, or valley of tears. belfast telegraph
Seriously though, is it vale or valley? Sanelli asked her friends midway through her recitation of the Salve Regina . And what exactly is a vale, anyway? belfast telegraph It is vale right? As in V-A-L-E vale, not veil as in a wedding veil. Is vale short for valley? That sounds right. Nevertheless, which should I be saying? Sorry, sorry I m done. It s just that If I m gonna mourn and weep, I wanna know in which of the two I need to be mourning and weeping into, that s all. Wait are we 100% sure that it s not valet of tears?
Marie Van Gompel Alsbergas
I suppose it depends on whether bulls can spell “cerulean,” and not just for protection of Hispanic belfast telegraph hermanas belfast telegraph but also of Filipinos who received the indult long after they’ve stopped being poor Spanish children of Eve. The Philippines got its indult to use blue liturgical vestments for feasts of Our Lady on 12/8/1910, when it was no longer a Spanish colony but a U.S. Hollywood colony.
I think the “valet of tears” was actually something that cropped up after the Reformation. If you look closely during “Downton Abbey,” you can sometimes see a young boy in livery belfast telegraph holding a handkerchief at the ready. His job is to daub his lordship’s eyes on the rare occasion when m’lord is brought to tears.
The Catholic edition, of course, is rarer–once a papacy, really. belfast telegraph It’s the only time the Papal MC goes by a different name: from when the winner is enters the room, to when he leaves, all dressed and ready for his first day of schoo… I mean, on the jo… I mean, the chair of Peter.
That would be Card. Tauran, belfast telegraph yes. From what I understand, his predecessor as protodeacon belfast telegraph said he wanted to do the same thing at Pope Benedict’s election–and, belfast telegraph for some people, ESPECIALLY because it was Pope Benedict’s election. That and, well, being in charge of inter-religious dialogue–I’m belfast telegraph not even gonna go there–he went ahead with the last-minute revision.
At high school–true story–every day was ENDED (take note of that…) with “Sub tuum præsidium” once and “O Maria, sine labe concepta” THRICE (…and that), all in English. And still for some pupils the latter part ended up like this:
Dear Marie, You’re correct in assuming the BVM is eternally needy and high maintenance, but the real issue here is how much do you identify with that Vale (valley) of Tears. As the ancient Catholic hymn goes, “If you’re happy and you know it it’s a sin,” the important issue is that you continue to feel sinful and inadequate enough belfast telegraph to seek salvation in the Papist Communion. Whatever you do, don’t think life was meant to be enjoyed, like that evil pagan philosopher, Epicurus.
habeatisVITAMabundantiam1010
My father told me the real story about Dominic. He was apparently filling in for an usher who was sick and couldn’t make it to Mass. Dominic had no clue what he was supposed do other than take up the collection at the appropriate time, which he apparently managed to pull off quite well. After Mass, the pastor was absolutely stunned at how much money Dominic had collected at just that one Mass and asked him how he had done it. Dominic said, “Well, Father, I just did what you said to do every time you told me to do it.” Father was bewildered and inquired further. “Dominic, what are you talking about, what did I tell you to do?” Dominic shrugged his shoulders and said, “You know, Father, every time you told me ‘Dominic, go frisk them,’ that’s exactly what I did.”
And what’s up with the wife? You know…”our belfast telegraph wife, our sweetness and our hope”? Seriously, when you are a child with a hearing impairment and an overactive imagination, it takes a while to get these things all sorted out!
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