The 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month....we will remember.

[mhowardONE]

Wonderful video--I like the music...

[mapollo]

The music is the men's chamber chorus of the main choir...not a dry eye when they sing this.

[mapollo]

@abbesieyes

Truth? You have no inkling.

Try and defend that bit of diatribe before an academic peer review panel...better yet...I'll tell you what will happen...you'll be hoisted up on your own petard. And then laughed at.

[mapollo]

@mapollo

By the way...you have been banned. I will not have the likes of you sully the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice by engaging in this kind of diatribe.

[mapollo]

@abbesieyes

It's better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. You have succeeded in removing any doubt.

Try something novel...go back to school.

[CDNhighlander]

Amazing video Marzio, my grandfather told me of his experiences from Ortona and Moro River on the way home from the Remembrance Day service and it really installed the appreciation for the freedom we have that so many take for granted these days.

[mapollo]

Thanks.

My family's experience during WW2 in Italy continues to give me a deeper appreciation of those "who will never come home".

We can never repay that debt. We have to earn that freedom every day.

[Bingolly1]

Oh, the price of freedom. How many wars must people fight? How many lives must be lost. Oh, the price of freedom. GBU

[mapollo]

These men and women purchased our freedom with their lives. But we should not assume it is ours merely to take. It must be earned.

It must be earned by leading a life which will serve others, help others, and to see Christ in the eyes of the suffering.

..in fact to be Christ-like.

Pax et Bonum...and thanks.