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Don't Take Me Home is a 2017 Welsh documentary film, directed by Jonny Owen. Synopsis. The film recounts the saga of Wales national football team to qualify for their first major tournament in 58 years, the UEFA Euro 2016. To get there they had to overcome huge obstacles including the suicide of their young and talented coach, Gary Speed. Cast.
- Mary’s Self-Knowledge
- Faith in Her Son’S Divinity
- Two Contemplative Souls
- The “Feminine Genius”
- Drawing on Tradition
- Sidebar: The Magnificat
What did I find in my investigation? John’s Gospel has always been recognized as quite different from the other three gospels. Matthew, Mark, and Luke are together called the “synoptic” Gospels, synoptic coming from Greek words meaning “seeing things (opsis) in the same way (syn).” Many of the distinctive features of John’s Gospel make sense on thi...
But in John’s Gospel, from the start the divinity of Jesus is asserted, implicitly but clearly, by Mary. “They are out of wine” she says (2:3). Think about it: what is she suggesting that he do? “Do whatever he tells you,” she says to the servants (2:5). What does she think he might say to them? After all, it was a large wedding feast. The wine had...
Other characteristics of John’s Gospel can be explained in a similar way. Consider the fact of the so-called Prologue, “In the beginning was the Word . . . and the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” It is a profound theological reflection on the generation of the Son from eternity, and then the Son’s generation as God-man, taking on flesh. It i...
Another large-scale characteristic of the Gospel of John is that it consists of a string of conversations pieced together by a narrative frame. I first understood this clearly when I watched the (fairly good) 2003 movie, The Gospel of John, directed by Philip Saville. The late Christopher Plummer is the narrator. The movie’s script consists solely ...
A last large-scale characteristic which I’ll mention are the details of Our Lord’s compassion so evident in the Gospel of John. He weeps at the tomb of Larazus. He’s moved by the paralytic at the pool. He makes a poultice with his own spittle to apply to the eyes of the man born blind to be washed off in the pool of Siloam. Many commentators have e...
We can view the Magnificat as something like the general framework for the Gospel of John. It should not be surprising that Mary composed, sang, and remembered the Magnificat. Holy persons do similar things all the time, composing prayers and hymns for their private devotion that they say for the remainder of their lives. David is credited with doz...
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This special FC Cymru provides an insight to the film with its director and a few other speci... 🖐 Hands up if you watched Don't Take Me Home over the weekend.
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Feb 28, 2017 · This new documentary from Welsh filmmaker Jonny Owen follows the story of Wales’ Euro 2016 campaign in France, where Chris Coleman’s side reached the last four in the tournament. Don’t Take Me...
Synopsis. From the end of the Second World War to 2016, Wales had only ever qualified for one major football tournament. But in the early part of this decade a charismatic young manager, Gary Speed, took over the reins of a brilliant, youthful side and gave the nation hope.
In John 20:1–13, Mary Magdalene sees the risen Jesus alone [76] [72] and he tells her "Don't touch me, for I have not yet ascended to my father." [72] Mary Magdalene's role in the resurrection narrative is greatly increased in the account from the Gospel of John.
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