Tender Mercies

The Ants that gives. The year was 1940 and walking around town was completely different back then it was safer and individuals were willing to help one another. There were two ants named Ethel and Jack, they both knew that they were for each other. Because Jack would protect Ethel and she knew that he was a one of kind ant. The couple has been married for over thirty years. Every Saturday morning they would take a nice walk down to the pond and watch the sun rise up. The couple lived in New York

FILM REACTION Rent  is a 2005 American film adaptation of the Broadway musical, which was based on Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning musical. The movie depicts the lives of several Bohemians and their struggles with sexuality, cross-dressing, drugs, life under the shadow of AIDS, and paying their rent. It takes place in the East Village of New York City in the late 1980s. SYNOPSIS After an introduction with the cast singing "Seasons of Love," the film opens with apartment tenants

The site I visited was Waldron Mercy Academy. Waldron is a private, Catholic school that educates children through preschool to eighth grade. Sister Mary Patricia Waldron, the foundress of the school, found herself in Philadelphia in 1861 in order to give aid to those who are poor and uneducated (something that is now exemplified in Waldron’s mission statement). Soon after her arrival, she developed the school; which, at first, was just opened as an all male-school; appropriately called Waldron

was writing in a time where Jesus Christ was not born yet. There is also a reference to the cities of Zion and Jerusalem in verse 18. (v. 1) "Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions". Immediately, in the beginning of the chapter, David is seeking mercy from the Lord and also acknowledges His loving traits.

Lord our God belong mercies and forgiveness’s ... Mercy is his nature, and what he delights in; it is abundant, and he is plenteous in it the fountain of mercy is with him, and numerous are the streams which flow from it, called "the multitude of his tender mercies"; all temporal favours spring from hence, and so do all spiritual blessings, the sure mercies of David; and particularly the forgiveness of sin, which is the Lord's prerogative, and is according to the tender mercies of our God, and the

undesirable. My positivity and optimism have the potential to brighten the world and bring light to others’ days. Through my career as a veterinarian, I will be able to directly touch my community and their animals, and will be able to love and show mercy to all of my clients and everyone I meet. My way of seeing beauty in what others do not find worthwhile has been clear since I was a little girl. Whenever I found a toad, I would reach down and gently pick it up, marveling

and vain young lady who’s otherwise kind, and her other cousin Mercy, a

grotesque soul that has long been tempered by malice and hate. In the darkest hue is his ethereal essence which finds itself unfaltering against an endless deluge of pleas; of change, of mercy, and of light (Repetition: Anaphora).

I volunteered at Tender Mercies pet organization on April 1,3, and 20. to complete my service learning of 6 hours. There is always so much to learn at the kennel because there is always new dogs looking for homes. Dogs are unique just like humans and they have different needs and behaviors so it makes it special to care for them. This time I had a different experience because I got to learn more about borders, which are dogs that already have owners and are only staying temporarily. The time I volunteered

and Sebastian for their sins, then later forgives them after conflicting a punishment among them. In “Revolutionary Mercy,” O’Brien explains how the goal of the prison in his hometown is to gain penitence from the prisoners, leading to their release, as well as supporting how forgiveness is shown in the Gospel. Shakespeare’s The Tempest and William O’Brien’s “Revolutionary Mercy” emphasize the necessity of retribution, then eventually forgiveness, in moving forward and regaining the trust in others