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jesus love you :) communion prayer my lord jesus christ i firmly believe that i am about to receive in communion your body your blood your soul and your divinity i believe it because you have said it and i am ready to give my life to maintain this truth amen god belss your famliy in the name of jesus amen :) LOVE YOU MICHAEL .R .I .P KING OF POP I WELL MISS YOU pope benedicf xvi lord jesus christ. you have chosen your servant pope benedict xvi to lead your church by your holy spirit now confirm him. we pray, in faith, hope, and love. grant him grace to work in the vineyard of the lord with wisdom and courage. pour out your spirit upon all your people as we join him in seeking the will of god the father. AMEN. born joseph ratzinger april 16. 1927 marktl am inn. germany ordained priest june 28. 1951 ordained archbishop of munich-freising may 28. 1977 elected pope april 19. 2005 the miracle prayer lord jesus i come before you just as i am i am sorry for my sins. i repent of my sins, please forgive me. in your name, i forgive all others for what they have done against me. i renounce satan, the evil spirits and all their works. i give you my entire self. lord jesus, now and forever, i invite you into my life. jesus, i accept you as my lord god and saviour. heal me. change me, and strengthen me in body , soul and spirit . come lord jesus , cover me with your precious blood , and fill me with your holy spirit , ( and our father ) i love you lord jesus i praise you jesus i thank you jesus i shall follow you every day of my life. (in jesus name,) amen. jeremah 17;20 blessed is the men who trusts in the lord whose trust is the lord. he is like a tree planted by water. that sends out its roots by thye stream, and does not fear when heat come, for its leaves remain green, and is not anxious in the year of drought, for it does not cease to bear fruit" Tracing the history of a non-literate culture

Linguists compare Gypsy languages to historical languages; they look at words borrowed from other languages and when and where those words originally existed. It is possible to trace Gypsies back to their origin: the Sind area of India (today south central Pakistan -- the mouth of the Indus). Three separate emigrations occurred over the course of about four hundred years, traceable today in three identifiable linguistic populations: the Eastern Gypsy (Domari) in Egypt and the Middle East, the Central Gypsy (Lomavren) in Armenia and eastern Turkey, and the Western Gypsy (Romani) (Romany refers to the people, Romani refers to the language, Rom refers to a man or the people as a whole. Confused yet?) in Europe. This last group is the population most widely dealt with in reference works and literature, and therefore most of the information here pertains to them. (born Jan. 9, 1914, Seattle, Wash., U.S. — died April 26, 1970, Los Angeles, Calif.) U.S. striptease artist. She appeared in a vaudeville act with her sister from 1919 and made her debut in a burlesque show in 1929. She became the headliner at Billy Minsky's Republic Theatre on Broadway (1931) and appeared in the Ziegfeld Follies (1936). She was noted for her grace, style, and sophisticated wit. After retiring from burlesque (1937), she appeared in nightclubs and on television. Her autobiography, Gypsy (1957), was the basis for a successful 1959 musical (film, 1962).




You come across these people in many countries; they do not have a national territory or their own government. Legends describe their arrival from Egypt, but these are only fairytales. Ignorant people in the west associate their origin with Eastern Europe, like Hungary and Romania. That's false, even if indeed large gypsy populations are to be found there (in Bulgaria they represent 15 % of the population, 10 % in Hungary and 7 % in Romania). Gypsies (or Romani, as they call themselves, the Gypsy word for "men") originated in northern India 1,000 years ago. Their language, called Romani, is undoubtedly related to Hindu and other Indian languages (named Indo-Aryan). Nobody knows why they left India. Some say that their ancestors, artisans and artists, accompanied troops and after some military conflicts left India. By 1,300 AD they reached Europe, after passing through Persia and Turkey. In Spain, they are called gitanos, in Germany zigeuner, in Hungary cigany, in Romania tigani, in France gitanes, and many consider these terms as pejorative, but in fact this is the only way people can identify them; Romani is a new term. Moreover, in Romania, confusion between this word and Romania/Romanian (coming from Rome, Roman) can be easily created.

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