Notice of My Assignment For The Newsletter

Thank you this class session and the teacher and  the partner for taught  me how  to do the newsletter.

Thank you! Teacher Thank you! Partner!

 Thank you! It is you who give a chance to show ourself! Thank you! Partner! It is you who help me to complete it! Thank you! Partner! Who come from any other country include America, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam China and Venezuela is our teammate! Thank you!

Think you everybody!

Thinks my classmates and Mrs Marsha. I study many different cultures for this session.

thank you everyone

Thanks my classmates and Miss Marsha.                              Lucas                                    

Karol Józef Wojtyla History as Pope John Paul II

                                          http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/index_sp.htm

 Karol Wojtyla with your parents

He, Karol Józef Wojtyla, known as John Paul II since his election as Pope in October 1978, he was born in Wadowice at Krakow in May 18, 1920. He was the youngest of three children. His sister Olga dies before is birth. His mother died in 1929. Also, his brother Edmund died in 1932 and his father in 1941. In 1938 he enrolled at University in Krakow a theater school. The Nazis closed the university in 1939, and Wojtyla had to work in a quarry and then a chemical factory (Solvay) to avoid deportation to Germany.




                  Ordination as Bishop by Pope Pius XII

                   Titular Bishop of Olmi on July 4, 1958

  



Since 1942, he began studied at the clandestine seminary of Krakow. It was one of the pioneers of the "Rhapsodic Theatre," also clandestine. After, the Second World War, he continued his studies at the major seminary of Cracow, once opened, until his priestly ordination in Cracow on November 1, 1946. He was then sent to Rome for studied, after that finished in 1948, he returned to Poland where he was a chaplain the university until 1951; he was professor of Moral Theology and Social Ethics.



         Ordination of Priest Karol Wojtyla

in Cracow on November 1, 1946







 Ordination of Cardinal by Pope Pablo VI on June 26, 1967

  

On July 4, 1958 Pope Pius XII, named him Titular Bishop of Olmi, and auxiliary of Krakow. He was ordained a Bishop on September 28, 1958 in Wawel Cathedral (Krakow), and the January 13, 1964, he was named Archbishop of Krakow by Pope Paul VI, and then he was Cardinal on June 26, 1967.




He was elected successor Apostle Peter on October 16, 1978.

He changed your name by John Paul II

In assembly of all the world’s Cardinals to election successor new Pope, the Cardinal Wojtyla was elected as Pope on October 16, 1978. With the name by John Paul II, he begins his Petrine Ministry on October 22 and 263rd successor of the Apostle Peter. His pontificate lasted lasted 27 years begins the longest of the Catolic Church. He exercised his ministry with a missionary spirit, where he made 104 apostolic visit outside Italy and 146 inside Italy.

 


 Pope John Paul II suffered an attack inside the square of Saint Peter on May 13, 1981.

 



  

 John Paul II visits and forgives his asslant Mehmed Ali Agca, the Rome jail in the December 28, 1983



John Paul II, Canonization and Beatification many men and women, as an example of life devoted or consecrated to God and people. Beatified 147, proclaims Blessed 1338 and Canonized 51 for a total of 482 Saints in the Catholic Church now worship in parishes around the world.

 

 

 Pope John Paul II and Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Two contemporary Saints

The Pope wrote several documents which are recorded legacy: 14 encyclicals, 15 apostolic exhortations, 11 apostolic constitutions and 45 apostolic letters. It also promulgated the Catechism of the Catholic Church. He could amend the Code of Canon Law. Equally, the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches.



Finally, John Paul II died on April 2, 2005. His funeral was held the Papal April 8. For the April 28, the new Pope Benedict XVI issued the recognition of John Paul II, for a heroic life, and that they should wait five years for the cause of Beatification and Canonization. On June 28, 2005 Benedict XVI was opened this case and concluded May 1, 2011, where he unveiled a painting declared Venerable, Blessed and Saint, with the title of John Paul II "The Great".



 



Pope John Paul II spent and worn out by the Gospel of Jesus Christ







         





 

 Funeral service for John Paul II Pontifical on April 8, 2005

Mgr. Gomez, Carlos                                       

Translation of the original document
October 11th, 2011

Bibliography:

http://www.corazones.org/santos/juan_pablo2/@juan_pablo2.htm

Colombian Student Will Study PHD !

Diego (right) with Malik (left)

Malik:  What is your name?.

Diego:  Diego Andres.

Malik:  Where are you from?.

Diego:  Colombia - Cali.

Malik:  How old are you?.
Diego: 28 years old.

Malik:  What you will study in the U.S?.

Diego:  I will study for a PHD in Sociology.

Malik:  Why did you choose ELS Milwaukee?.

Diego:  Because ELS Milwaukee is near UW Madsion.

Malik:  Do you have ELS in your country?.

Diego:  Yes.

Malik:  Can you talk about yourself and your dream?.

Thank you!

Diego: I am interested in social problems in my country, and now my dream is to finish my PHD successfully.

Malik: Can you talk about the culture in your country?.
Diego: Population in my country is around 45,000,000 and we have different places. In each place, for example in the north, people are good and happy because the weather is warm. But in the south it's very cold, and people are not friendly.

Interview With Deacon Yamid Blanco

• Why did you decide to work in the Catholic Church in the United States?.

In 2006 I got a call from a priest friend of mine from Colombia who was working in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He told me the most beautiful things about Milwaukee. He said; Milwaukee is a multicultural city which is located by Lake Michigan. He also said; Milwaukee is a European City which a lot of people from Germany, Irish, and Poland live in. Therefore, he encouraged me to join the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He said that, in the city, the Spanish population was growing a lot. He also said; Yamid the Archdiocese of Milwaukee is very organized.  That was very much the reason which helped to make the decision to come to Milwaukee to study to be a priest. I came to the States in July of 2007. I studied English as a second language for about 10 months. Afterwards I began Theology, and now I am in my final year of studies. I was ordained a Deacon in April and will be ordained a priest in May of 2012.     

• What is your work experience in the United States with the Latino community?.

I have not had a lot experience with the Latino Community of Milwaukee. I have been helping out at an Anglo parish since I have been in Milwaukee. I am sure I will be working with the Latino community after being ordained a priest. However I have a lot of friends from Mexico who have invited me to come and join them for Spanish Mass. Even I am going to an Anglo parish I have joined them for Mass once in a while. 

• Will you work in the Latino community in the future?.

As I said above I will be helping out at a Latino Parish “Community” when being a priest. 

• How do you celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in your parish?.

I have not had that experience as of now. I hope I will be celebrating that with the Hispanic Community at my future Latino parish.

• What advice do you have for Latino (priest or seminarian) that come to work here?.

I will tell them that Milwaukee is a city which receives and embrace people from all over the world. I will also tell them that the people of Milwaukee – Anglos and Latinos - are very welcoming, gentle, and nice. 

• The 2010 United States Census states that more than 44 million of Latinos will be migrating to this country looking for better opportunities in life. What do you think about Latinos who are and will be migrating to the United States in future years?.

Migration is an issue that the United States has faced throughout decades. This is a country that has been receiving migrants, not only the wealthy and well-educated but also the poor and the needy as is happening today. This is the time in which a lot of people from Spanish Speaking Countries are coming to the United States with the dream of giving to their families better opportunities in life. We, as Christians, are to support every human being for we are all equal before God; we are the people of God.    

• What were and are the reasons for changes in religious practices in the Latino community?.

The most important reason why the religious practices in the Latino Community had to change and are still changing is because of the big mass of Latino population that began to come to America. Most of them were not really accepted by society so that the Church needed to do something remarkable to embrace and give them the dignity of human beings.    

Interview With Miss Josie

Thikrayat : What is your name ?
Josie : My name is Josie.

Thikrayat : Can you talk about your self ?

Josie : I was born ( Puerto Rico ). I am 42 years old and I am married and my husband name Javier. I have five children. I love to read  and I LOVE my ELS job!

Thikrayat : What was your first job ?

Josie : I worked at McDonalds for 1 year then I worked at a mall designing fashion windows. 

Thikrayat : Do you enjoy your job ?

Josie : Yes,  I love my job.

Thikrayat : What is your favorite book, movie and color?

Josie : My favorite book is “ La Amortajada “ by Maria L.Bombal. My favorite movies  are  “Somewhere in Time” &   “Gone With the Wind “.  My favorite color is white and brown.  

Thikrayat :What kind of student, do you like and don't like? 

Josie : I like students who are responsible, honest, on the time and that do their best. aI   don't like students who are not truthful, I  dislike cheating a lot.  I do not like students who do not try to do their best.  Grades are not that important if you try... the important thing is to do your best always! 

Nasser :  What about students that fail?  Students who repeat the level?

Josie :  What about them?  Failing is not always bad.  Sometimes a student needs a little bit more time in a level.  They need to practice more and get better at it.  If you tried your best but you failed, it is ok.  That means you need more time to develop your skills.  IF you fail because you did not do your work then that is another story.

                                                                      


                                                                                                            Thikrayat AlHarbi

                   

ELS-Fifteen Guys and Miss T: What does the word Venezuela mean?

ELS-Fifteen Guys and Miss T: What does the word Venezuela mean?: The Italian cartographer Americo Vespucio accompanied Alfonso de Ojeda on a Spanish exploratory expedition in Augusto 25, 1499 t...

Interview With Miss Erika

Hussein: What is your name ?

Erika : My name is Erika.

Hussein: How old are you ?

Erika : I am 27 years old.

Hussein: Where are you from?

Erika : I am from the U.S.

Hussein: What is your major ?

Erika : My major is English .

Hussein: Where did you study in the U.S. ?

Erika : I studied at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee .

Hussein: Can you talk about yourself ?

Erika : I was in Korea to teach English. After that I came to ELS for teaching. I have one sister, and I have one of the best dogs in the world, I like twix .

Thikrayat : What is your favorite movie and color ?

Erika : My favorite movie is Great Gatsby and my favorite color is Green and Blue.

Thikrayat : What kind of embarrass ins situation, with a student, has happened to you ?

Erika : Abdul Aziz saw me eating dinner out with a friend. Instead of saying “ Hi “ he said behind me and watched me. Then he came to me at school. And in derogated me about who I was eating with. I said Abdul Aziz mind your own business. And next time you see me out

say “ Hi “ .

                                                                                     

                        

      Hussein ALFares

                                                                                                       

       Thikrayat  Alharbi

MILWAUKEE CITY

Interview With M.r. Jerry

Meshal: Tell me about your self ?

M.r.Jerry : I'm center director for the ELS in Milwaukee before that I'm musician.

Meshal: What kind of musical instrument do you play ?

M.r.Jerry: base - electronic big

Meshal: What do yo want this job ?

Mr.Jerry:it's really challenging and very exciting to be with young people like yourself trying to better them by learning a language .it is fun and it's very rewarding to me.

Meshal: Are you enjoy in this job ?

M.r.Jerry: yes,I am.

Meshal: What do you know about ELS ?

M.r.Jerry: the company it's 50 years old it is growing very fast.

Meshal: What did you like this job or last job ?

M.r.Jerry: I like this job because this job much better , much more rewarding , much busier every thing is happing very quickly .

Meshal:What are you strengths ?

M.r.Jerry: I think I'm very good with people I get to knew people very well and help them and I'm also very good communicate to people .

    Meshal: what do you think the role of ELS is in the introduction of student to university life?

M.r.Jerry: we teach you English in the way how classes well look like the university .we have a lot things to do with Marquette university looks at ELS.

Meshal: do you think you can grow this ELS center ?

M.r.Jerry: yes, we are growing very fast  it is unusual  for have to new center . 75 a years 5 selection  and 130 students.

The Tomb Sweeping Day

                                    The Tomb Sweeping Day

                                               

 Tomb sweeping day is an important Chinese  festival. It began with ancestral Chinese people. In China, Chinese people call it qingming. It falls on April 5th every year. It is a time for us to remember ones who are dead, visit our ancestors, and sweep their tombs clean.

    On that day, we also put some food in front of the tomb and burn some things which are made of paper. It means we let our ancestors eat the food and let them to use the burned things in the other world.

    It is our Chinese custom. It is an important festival in China. 

Hieu Tells Us About His Country, Vietnam

1. The Vietnamese Alphabet has 29 letters    A Ă Â B C D Đ E Ê G

                                                                       H I K L M N O Ô Ơ P

                                                                       Q R S T U Ư V X Y

2. A favorite food in Vietnam is Phở, which is a Vietnamese noodle soup. It is usually served with beef. Noodles are made from rice and seasonings can include cinnaamon, star anise, roasted ginger, roasted onion, black cardamon, coriander seed, fennel seed, and clove. Besides Phở, favorite foods in Vietnam are Bánh Tét, Bánh Ít, Chè Đậu Trắng, Chè Trôi Nước, Bánh Xèo,...

3. Vietnam is divided into 58 provinces and 5 centrally controlled munipalities

4. Vietnamese national costume is the Áo Dài. In Vietnam, people wear Áo Dài to go to schools, offices, at the wedding and in formal occasions

5. Vietnamese society gives prominence to the family which includes one wife and one husband. In order to prevent overpopulation the government in Vietnam recommended that one parents should only have give birth to from 1 to 2 children.

6. The big cities, such as: Ho Chi Minh city, a Ha Noi have more traffic jams than the provinces and the small cities. In Vietnam, the familiar vehicle is motorcycle and bicycle, cars in Vietnam are considered as a luxury goods.