Name: Juan Jiménez Vargas: the Dream Came True | Fragments of History, episode 7 by Opus Dei (English)
Duration: 11 min 46 s
Description: May 18, 1992: two old acquaintances meet in the waiting room at Ciampino airport in Rome. The day before they had attended Josemaría Escrivá’s beatification. One was Juan Jiménez Vargas. The other was Don José Carlos Martín de la Hoz, who asked him: "Yesterday, when you saw that crowd in St. Peter's Square, what did you feel?”

May 18, 1992: two old acquaintances meet in the waiting room at Ciampino airport in Rome. The day before they had attended Josemaría Escrivá’s beatification. One was Juan Jiménez Vargas. The other was Don José Carlos Martín de la Hoz, who asked him: "Yesterday, when you saw that crowd in St. Peter's Square, what did you feel?”

Juan Jiménez Vargas: the Dream Came True | Fragments of History, episode 7

Tuesday 23wot 6sep22

Chapter from the book "For me, to live is Christ."
Read by Mallory Millett Danaher.

https://opusdei.org/en/article/the-most-supernatural-reason/

For Me To Live Is Christ -- The Most Supernatural Reason

acoustic dums, electric bass, organ
74BPM
E minor

Unfinished little groove.

edit: updated with some add tracks.

2022WCgroove (disquiet0572)

Till Deserts Weep

Second Sunday Of Lent 5mar23

June 25, 2023. Gospel Passage: Matthew 10:26-33. Also Colossians 1:24. Meditation with Fr. Francis Ongkingco, Woodrose School Chaplain. Photo Credit; "Brown and White Birds on Black Metal Fence" by Patrice Bouchard on Unsplash.

Declaring Christ ~ Trust in God (Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time)

One acoustic guitar. Two ambient guitars. One violin. One triangle. One vocal. That's all. No keyboards.
Renaud Deback - Acoustic guitar, violin
Barry Snaith - Snaithilicious ambient guitars, triangle, voice
Luciole Langevine - Voice and words
PRODUCED BY THE INCONSISTENT JUKEBOX https://soundcloud.com/barry_snaith
This was initiated by the supremely gifted Renaud Deback https://soundcloud.com/compo21. His violin skills are sublime but his talents stretch to much more than that. And then there's the otherworldly voice, words and delivery of Luciole Langevine https://soundcloud.com/luciole-langevine. As soon as I heard Renaud's piece I instantly thought of her. Then I added some of my Snaithilicious guitar and mixed them all in the pot  - together I think we've created something uncategorizable. I hope you like it. There will be more. Please give them both a listen on Soundcloud. Very eclectic sounds.
Many thanks to Michael David Ash Sharbaugh https://soundcloud.com/michael-ash-sharbaugh, Serge  & Catherine https://soundcloud.com/maisonbleue for their invaluable input regarding my production. Listen to their music too - it's all fantastic.
The artwork is by the fabulous Mothmeister with Outfit by ©Polina Yakobson.
Words by Luciole Langevine (translate them if you wish, they read very well in any language, or just listen to them as if they were another instrument):

C'est le temps des naissances, le temps du renouveau
Des cœurs bourgeons gonflés d'une sève impatiente
C'est le cri des enfants qui courent vers la rivière
La frénésie joyeuse des insectes au soleil
C'est le chant des oiseaux au doux ventre du ciel
Le temps du rire des femmes
comme un alcool brûlant

Mais les hommes s'en vont
Comme si ne vibraient pas
Au profond de leur chair
Les appels à la vie 

C'est le temps des désirs, des cordes qui se tendent
Des plaisirs qui jaillissent en explosions d'eau vive
C'est le temps des semailles et de tous les espoirs 
Mais les hommes s'en vont

Mais les hommes s'en vont
Comme pris de folie
Et s'en vont avec eux
Tous ces bras pour aimer
Et ces mains pour construire
Mais les hommes s'en vont
Et s'en vont avec eux
Le son grave de leur voix
La flamme de leur regard
La promesse de l'avenir  

Les enfants pleurent des pères qui seront des fantômes
Et les femmes sont seules au creux des lits trop vides

Ils sont partis les hommes
Armés de certitudes
Et de sceptres de mort 
Ils avancent vers l'hiver
Et leur langue est gelée
Sous leurs peintures de guerre

Ils avancent
Et se perdent

Ils avancent et se perdent dans l'inhumanité


L'Inhumanité - Renaud Deback, Luciole Langevine, The Inconsistent Jukebox

Friday 15wot 21jul23

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Opus Dei is a Catholic organization that helps people come closer to God in their work and everyday lives. It was founded in 1928 by Saint Josemaria Escriva, who was canonized by Pope John Paul II in 2002.

Juan Jiménez Vargas: the Dream Came True | Fragments of History, episode 7

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