#La Trinidad

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Elderly Igorot and woman from La Trinidad, Philippines

Belgian vintage postcard

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Long term parking of some sort?

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EL PADRE, EL HIJO, Y EL ESPIRITU SANTO

El dúo de padre e hija discuten sobre la Trinidad en el Evangelio de Juan.

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Obras de mejoramiento urbano en el Centro Histórico, son entregadas en "La trinidad"

En un esfuerzo continuo por sumar a la estrategia de mejorar la infraestructura urbana y en beneficio de la movilidad social de más de tres mil habitantes de la delegación del Centro Histórico, el gobernador, Mauricio Kuri González, entregó los trabajos de rehabilitación de las calles Hermenegildo Galeana y Privada Galeana en la colonia La Trinidad, para los cuales se destinó una bolsa de 11.1…

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La Trinidad...

Dios está más allá de nuestra comprensión, y no desearíamos que fuera de otra manera.

Mateo 3.13-17

Si bien el término trinidad no aparece en las Sagradas Escrituras, lo usamos para describir a Dios, que consta de tres personas: Dios Padre, Dios Hijo y Dios Espíritu Santo. Todos son eternos, omniscientes, omnipotentes, omnipresentes e inmutables, pero cada uno tiene un papel único.

El Padre es nuestro Creador, que llamó buena a la creación. En sus manos descansa el control del universo y de cada aspecto de nuestra vida. El Padre supervisa todas las circunstancias para que todo pueda ser utilizado para nuestro bien.

El Hijo es nuestro Salvador. Cristo se hizo plenamente hombre sin dejar de ser plenamente Dios. Vino al mundo con el propósito específico de morir en la cruz y así salvarnos de las consecuencias de nuestro pecado. Hoy, el Señor está a la diestra del Padre e intercede por nosotros.

El Espíritu Santo es nuestro Ayudador, que vive en cada creyente, a partir del momento de la salvación. Del Espíritu recibimos sabiduría divina, dones espirituales y el poder para llevar a cabo la obra que el Padre nos llama a realizar.

Juntos, el Padre, el Hijo y el Espíritu Santo le aman a usted perfectamente y satisfacen todas sus necesidades. No importa en dónde se encuentre en su vida espiritual, puede acudir a nuestro Dios trino en busca de amor, protección, salvación y dirección.

(Ps. Charles Stanley).

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Meet Lions Nation MMA's Eduard Folayang, Joshua Pacio, Kevin Belingon, Honorio Banario, Edward Kelly, Jeremy Pacatiw

“The Landslide” Eduard Folayang, 39, officially opened the Landslide Martial Arts Training Center in La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines on June 24, 2023. It will be the base of operations of Lions Nation MMA, the stable that he has founded alongside his fellow ONE Championship fighters “The Passion” Joshua Pacio, 27, “The Silencer” Kevin Belingon, 35, and “The Rock” Honorio Banario, 33. Eduard…

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La trinidad de la basura 🐀🦨🦝✨

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This is so funny to me like

Picasso, the artist who did it, the creator, the designer, the author of the subject, literally the guy: Look! It's inspired by my dog! :)

People who are specifically not Picasso: 🤓☝️ Actually, you were inspired by a woman.

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Don't think I ever uploaded this picture.

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VALLEYWOOD

Yyup... anything for tourism

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Santísima Trinidad by Jacob Hagg

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Big Pun & Fat Joe opening for Trinidad VS Oscar De La Hoya, 1999.

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Trinidad de la Noi by © Jose Moraga

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THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT ELIZABETH OF THE TRINITY Feast Day: November 8

"I can't find words to express my happiness. Here, there is no longer anything but God. He is All; He suffices and we live by Him alone."

She was born as Élisabeth Catez on July 18, 1880, at the military base at Avord (located in Farges-en-Septaine) in Cher as the first child of Captain Joseph Catez and Marie Rolland. She was baptized at the camp's chapel on the following July 22. Elizabeth's father died unexpectedly on October 2, 1887 and as a result, the family moved to Dijon.

As a child, Elizabeth had a terrible temper. After receiving her First Communion in 1891, she gained more self-control and had a deeper understanding of God and the world. She also gained a profound understanding of the Trinity to which she cultivated an ardent devotion. Elizabeth visited the sick, sang in the church choir and taught religion to children who worked in factories.

As she grew older, Elizabeth became interested in entering the Discalced Carmelite Order, though her mother strongly advised against it. Men had asked for Elizabeth's hand in marriage, but she declined such offers because her dream was to enter the Discalced Carmelite monastery that was located 200 meters from her home. Elizabeth entered the Dijon Carmel on August 2, 1901.

She said: 'I find Him everywhere while doing the wash as well as while praying.'

Her time in the convent amongst other Carmelites had some high times as well as some very low times. She wrote about when she felt she needed a richer understanding of God's great love.

At the end of her life, she began to call herself, 'Laudem Gloriae'. Elizabeth wanted that to be her appellation in Heaven because it means 'praise of glory.'

She said: 'I think that in Heaven my mission will be to draw souls by helping them to go out of themselves in order to cling to God by a wholly simple and loving movement, and to keep them in this great silence which will allow God to communicate Himself to them and to transform them into Himself.'

Her spirituality is considered to be remarkably similar to that of her contemporary and compatriot Discalced Carmelite sister and future Doctor of the Church, Thérèse of Lisieux, who was cloistered at the Carmel in Lisieux; the two share a zeal for contemplation and the salvation of souls.

Elizabeth died on November 9, 1906 in Dijon at the age of 26, due to Addison's disease, which had no cure. Though her death was painful, Elizabeth gratefully accepted her suffering as a gift from God.

Her last words were: "I am going to Light, to Love, to Life!"

She is beatified by Pope St. John Paul II on November 25, 1984 in Paris, France, and on October 16, 2016 - the feast of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, Elizabeth is canonized a saint by Pope Francis in St. Peter's Square.

Her most famous prayer is: 'Holy Trinity Whom I Adore', written out of her love of the Most Blessed Trinity.

St. Elizabeth of the Trinity is a patron against illness, of sick people, and of the loss of parents.