Sunday, 17 January 2010

A PRAYER FOR THE PEOPLE OF HAITI


Heavenly Father,

It is with a heavy heart that we come to you, not necessarily knowing what we should ask for because many of us are wondering, "Why did this happen? Why has tragedy struck Haiti again and why do so many lives have to be lost again? Why has this beautiful island been struck by a catastrophic earthquake and ruined?" But as many questions as we have regarding the situation, we still humble ourselves before you to ask for your mercy to be upon Haiti and its people. Extend your hand upon the land and restore all that has been lost, destroyed and damaged to be better than it was before. As rescue teams search for casualties, give them foresight. May they be led by your wisdom, and encouraged by your strength and advised by your discernment. There are yet people who are surviving and I pray that the rescue workers would find them in time and revive them. For the lives that will be lost, we pray for immediate comfort to come to the family and friends of the deceased. For those of us who are watching this unfold from the outside, I pray that you would give us hearts of compassion so that we can give out of our surplus to fill the deficit that is widening in Haiti. May we all extend ourselves in any way possible to secure our brothers and sisters in Haiti. And may every prayer regarding this tragedy be heard and responded to in your good time.


In Jesus' Name,

Amen
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A prayer for the people of Haiti,


who, on a good day,

must take heroic measures just to wake the next,

And who must now find a way

to live through the end of the world:

Lord who speaks in earthquakes  Speak now inmiracles.

I thank you, that first prayer begins. Modeh Ani. The words spoken for the marvel of having woken up alive.

Lord whose relief work is beyond our capabilities

Breathe life today into those buried alive
I lie grateful before You, this King who lives and endures, for having brought me back this soul inside me, and with compassion.
Lord who speaks in childbirth, hear Your children now.

Hear those who have yet to be saved,

Hear those who have been saved but whose limbs and lives are crushed, Hear those who pray for those who can no longer pray for themselves.

Lord who invented the language of love

Teach those who, in Your name, who, calling themselves men of God, can find it in their hearts to speak only blasphemy and cruelty and scorn.
Lord who speaks in apocalypse

Armor the souls of those who call out now in rescue

Lord who has taught us by example the language of loss

Send strength to those who, with their last strength

Now seek nothing more than finding loved ones

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

CHI PROTESTA E CHI DORME

ROSARNO...... L'EGITTO PROTESTA
mentre
NOI  QUI  'SUL CAMPO'  DORMIAMO


Tuesday, 12 January 2010

WHO IS FOOLING WHO?



Sei immigrati in testa al corteo, dietro l'intera cittadina. Conclusa la caccia al «negro» con la cacciata di duemila africani, Rosarno torna in piazza per vendere ai media l'immagine di «brava gente» vittime e non razzisti. L'ordine è ristabilito, come se nulla fosse accaduto. Mentre dalla Francia all'Italia avanza l'idea dello sciopero dei lavoratori migranti PAGINE 2, 3, 4, 5


http://www.ilmanifesto.it/il-manifesto/in-edicola/numero/20100112/pagina/IMMAGINE/

Saturday, 9 January 2010

LOTTANDO PER GLI ITALIANI..... NON CONTRO

La rivolta di Rosarno è la quarta degli africani in Italia contro le mafie. Mi piace sottolineare che gli africani vengono in Italia a fare lavori che gli italiani non vogliono più fare e a difendere diritti che gli italiani non vogliono più difendere. Roberto Saviano al Tg3






Monday, 30 November 2009

SEGNI E SIMBOLI.. .TRADIZIONI AFRICANE


Inaugurazione mostra
Venerdì 4 Dicembre 2009 ore 16.30

Villa De Sanctis. Via Casilina, 667 Roma



Programma
ore 16.00 Accoglienza
ore 16.30 Saluti delle Autorità
ore 17.00 Presentazione mostra (Ndjock Ngana, curatore della mostra)
ore 17,30 Museo e territorio, importanza delle collaborazioni per la promozione culturale (Alessandra Cardelli Antinori, già curatrice della settore Africa del Museo Pigorini di Roma)
ore 18.00 Performance di artisti africani (Felicitè Mbezele, Steve Emejuru, Martin Kongo, Anatole Tah, Milton Kwami)


Per informazioni:
Associazione Culturale "Kel 'Lam onlus"
Via Prenestina 284/b, 00177 Roma
tel./fax: 06 27800082 – 348 0639676 - email: kellam@libero.it



La Villa de Sanctis si trova sulla via Casilina. Per chi arriva in autobus,
basta prendere il 105 dalla stazione Termini, oppure il tram blu (Laziali
Pantano) che parte dalla stazione laziale in fondo alla via Giolitti, e
scendere dopo la fermata di Torpignattara, alla fermata chiamata Berardi.




L'Associazione Kel'Lam si trova sulla prenestina n. 284/B all'altezza di
largoTelese. Ci si arriva con i tram n. 05, 19, dala stazione Termini, ed il n.
19, che fermano a largo Telese (tra largo preneste eVilla Gordiani).
Grazie

come sempre
Ndjock Ngana