I recorded these prayers for my Mama, who is 92, and who recently suffered a stroke and a heart attack. She also has severe vision impairment, so an audio Rosary is something she really wanted. Please pray for my Mama, for my Dad (Tėtis in Lithuanian), who passed away last summer after Mama’s stroke, and for our whole family.
These recordings are copyrighted and are only for free distribution with acknowledgment.
English “How to Pray the Rosary” pdf is also available at https://sytereitz.com/2013/10/how-to-pray-the-rosary/ .
MP3 #0 begins with “Svenciausios mergeles Marijos Rozancius….” This track goes ~80 minutes with continuous rosary, doing ALL the 20 mysteries in sequence.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN #0, ALL 20 mysteries, 80 minutes, 35 MB.
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MP3#1 begins with “Dziaugsmingos Paslaptys…” This track goes ~20 min with 5 Joyful mysteries, customarily prayed on Monday and Saturday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN #1, five Joyful/Dziaugsmingos mysteries, 20 minutes, 9.6 MB.To download mp3, right click above link and “save link as.” |
MP3#2 begins with “Kancios Paslaptys…” This track goes ~20 min with 5 Sorrowful mysteries, customarily prayed on Tuesday and Friday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN #2,five Sorrowful/Kancios mysteries, 20 minutes, 9.6 MB.To download mp3, right click above link and “save link as.” |
MP3#3 begins with “Garbes Paslapyts…” This track goes ~20 min with 5 Glorious mysteries, customarily prayed on Wednesday and Sunday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN #3,five Glorious/Garbes mysteries, 20 minutes, 9.5 MB.To download mp3, right click above link and “save link as.” |
MP3#4 begins with “Sviesos Paslapyts…” This track goes ~20 min with 5 Luminous mysteries, customarily prayed on Thursday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN #4,five Luminous/Sviesos mysteries, 20 minutes, 9.3 MB.To download mp3, right click above link and “save link as.” |
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Some friends have been asking for the music from our sons’ Catholic Rock Music group, Oremus, which was a wonderful product of their high school and college years.
Oremus composed some original music, performed at many Catholic events, recorded some praise and worship songs, put out two CDs available from CD Baby, maintained a popular website, and have a You Tube that has had over 13,000 visitors. Now their website has been retired. Both are adults, married, with families of their own, and too busy to continue Oremus Catholic Rock.
Here is their music for our friends who have been asking- enjoy!:
Incidentally, Oremus is Latin for “Let us pray.”
(Photos below)
“You will be able to keep your current health insurance” Wasn’t that the promise that he made to us? Unfortunately, we can’t afford to keep it anymore. Rate increase thanks to Obama Care. Look below for our new rate contained in the letter we received in September to see why. The letter stated, “Getting enrolled in this new, ACA-compliant health plan will be an easy, no-hassle experience for you. We understand that the health insurance market is confusing. That’s why we’ll take care of getting you enrolled in your new health plan. You don’t need to take any action.”
They were wrong. We did need to take action; we had to pick jaws off the floor after restarting our hearts upon reading the new rates.
Today, November 5, we received a new update on our rates which goes into effect in January 2016. Take a look at our new rates below. Here’s a brief summary: our current rate is $941.74. In December, that goes up to $1692.30. January 1, 2016, it goes up to $2455.38!! Our current policy has a $6000 family deductible, and the new policies have a $7,200 annual family deductible; we’re not even on a HMO plan!
Thank you, President Obama, for the UnAffordable Care Act!
Please SHARE to get the word out! -Jill
First, let’s pronounce it- Kaw’-sheh-leah-nuh (sort-of).
While up north , Rolf and I decided to make some Košeliena.
This resulted in a Facebook post of the simmering Košeliena:
and another Facebook post of Rolf playing his guitar on the porch with our puppy Pepper, while the Košeliena simmers:
Which inspired many “likes” on Facebook, and a request from my cousin Phil Skabeikis to post the recipe for his wife Marian.
So here we go- the recipe, followed by some photos.
Hope you enjoy.
For those who are not into cold aspic Lithuanian dishes, this same recipe produces a phenomenal pulled pork which can be served hot (in which case peeled quartered potatoes can be added for the last 2 hours of cooking).
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