THis is just worth reading because Frassati and Rahner were friends.
So if you "get to know Rahner" its just among friends, so to speak
PINOCCHIO--ITS SO ON TREND AND IS A RECOMMENDED FAERIE TALE FOR ALL URIEL PARTICIPANTS.
Yes, this class can be taken for college credit. Why not?
Blessedness is a legitimate field of study. We warmly encourage all participants to get to know Frassati, since his project is our own: Economic Justice through both simple charity and systemic change.
In fact, this is probably why he "hijacked" the name of the company.
For those who wonder what true economic equality looks like, it might look something like this:NOMADELFIA
We ourselves are at this point students of this reality and not participants, but we believe it deserves to be looked at.
FRASSATI STUDIES
This material is taken from Codi's book, for English books, there are many including FINDING FRASSATI by a Stan Fan of Frassati.In week twelve DAY ONE of our study of the life of Il Beato Pier Giorgio Frassati, we note his devotion to A. San Juda B. Sant antonio C. Dolindo and Dionisio D. Dodo, his nickname for the madonna (is this possible LOL)
The Italian word for devotion is most likely A. deridda, B. Desmond Tutu C. Daniele di Rossi D. Devozione. See how easy Italian is?
The Italian word for Marian is most likely: marine. B. Mariucci. C. Marinella. D. Mariano.
See how easy Italian is? The Italian word for Jesus is probably A. Giacobbe. B. Gesu. C. Giuseppe. D. Gesuina.
as before.
The Italian word for God however is a bit tricky: A. Gott. B. Himmel. C. Gospel. D. Dio.
This is because Italian is from the Roman empire, a pagan tribe whose democracy disintegrated into dictatorship because they associated God not with Goodness so much as with authority. In other words, God's power was more important to them than God's mercy.
Is that statement accurate? Discuss over a plate of Cuccidati while listening to the balearic song Tulio Piscopo or whatever.
DAY FIVE. In response to the Hozana prayer of recent vintage about PGFs willingness to do the menial tasks, we find in the Codi book on Page 130 the same willingness observed by none other than Vatican II theologian: Jimmy Fallon, B. Joe Biden. C. Benny and the Jets. D. Karl Rahner.
When PGF went to the rahners to learn german, he used to collect potatoes and veggies from a nearby A. Kroegers. B. Stop and Shop. C. Garden of the fizzicontinis. D. garden.
In fact the word for garden in italian is A giardino but sometimes orto. B. fugazzi but at times pupazzi C. matarazzo but at times Boombazzo.
Machiavelli, but at times facciabelli.
One moment while we try to upload a pic of that text for Italophiles and pizza freeqs.
It seems by the way as it has always seemed to the author that behind every word there are spirits hoping to spin it for joy or for vendetta.
there is also a spirit of pure playfulness that could go either way, this is probably the comic element of faerie.
WEEK THIRTEEN O NO WE NEED A NEW PAGE
Continuing to study the theology of Frassati and Friends, Rahner's misticism was a key element of
A. the atomic bomb.
The Brandenburg concerto.
C the bretton woods agreement.
D. Vatican II.
Everyday misticism means taht anyone can talk to A. joshua the son of nun by sending messages to his guardian angel
Miriam and Jethro who may be reached at miriam@moses.net.
C. anyone else using the internet.
God, in the Holy spirit indwelling in us all.
What are some obstacles to talking to God? A. we don't listen because we're miffed. B. too much noise. C. we are worried about money. D. all of the above.
What are some ways to get over these problems?
Tell Rahner to blow it out his bazoo (if this solution appeals to you you are probably in spiritual pain which God totally understands so just keep trying).
Ask for a private audience with Pope Francis and bring him a pizza.
Ask your guardian angel to help you talk to God right.
God is not real.
If we all tune in to the spirit we will have A. peace B. Pizza. C a peace of Pizza. D. A piece of Peace-ah.
MI O MY OOO THATS AMORE
The grievous and woeful end of Pier Giorgio which he described as "the day I die will be the happiest day of my life" is described after page 300.
Pier Giorgio attempted to disguise his agony by A. prendere un caffe. B. chiaccherare. C. fare due passi. D. all of these.
His grandmother was sick and he didnt want to A. disturb her. B. ask her for a game of bocce. C Listen to bella ciao a million times until it was coming out his ears.
D. eat her biscotti, since she put too many mandorle in there.
The poor guy had A. chicken pox. B. Corona virus. C. strep and appendicitis
a swift and fatal strain of polio melitis.
He died in a matter of A. six seconds. B. Six years. C. six days. D. Six secoli.