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Still our dead are with us
Event by: Kaplnka
Location: Cukrová 2375/4, Cukrová 4, Bratislava
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Word: Róbert Bezák
Our dead are still with us
and we are never really alone
And they come like shadows
in the hair ash pieces of clay
faces as if erased
and yet we recognize each other
After the cornflowers that bloomed last year
Slabounce their hands smell
They greet me quietly as his
Hrbáčka present tense
Ján Skácel
"Well, this is the end. For me, however, it is the beginning."
D. Bonhoffer - before his death.
"Hope is based on experience. On the experience of the limitless at the very core of our boundaries. On the experience of timelessness at the very center of time. On the experience of what in past centuries was called Eternal Life, which is at the very core of what we now call mortal life."
Jean - Yves Leloup
"Christ crossed the gate of our most extreme loneliness, in his passion he entered this abyss of our abandonment. Where no voice reaches us anymore, there he is. Hell is thus overcome, or more precisely: Death, which was before that hell, is no longer."
Joseph Ratzinger
Our dead are still with us
and we are never really alone
And they come like shadows
in the hair ash pieces of clay
faces as if erased
and yet we recognize each other
After the cornflowers that bloomed last year
Slabounce their hands smell
They greet me quietly as his
Hrbáčka present tense
Ján Skácel
"Well, this is the end. For me, however, it is the beginning."
D. Bonhoffer - before his death.
"Hope is based on experience. On the experience of the limitless at the very core of our boundaries. On the experience of timelessness at the very center of time. On the experience of what in past centuries was called Eternal Life, which is at the very core of what we now call mortal life."
Jean - Yves Leloup
"Christ crossed the gate of our most extreme loneliness, in his passion he entered this abyss of our abandonment. Where no voice reaches us anymore, there he is. Hell is thus overcome, or more precisely: Death, which was before that hell, is no longer."
Joseph Ratzinger