In the same gallery, the Brazilian Lenora de Barros’s video Homenagem a George Segal (Homage to George Segal) of 1984 performs a witty repartee to Santa Cruz’s loud vocal resistance.

The ensemble of performers reciting Santa Cruz’s titular poem clap and stomp alongside the artist, who recounts her childhood memories of racial abuse and journey towards self-acceptance and love. Setting the tone, the first work we encounter is the powerful rallying cry of the video Me gritaron negra (They shouted black at me) (1978) by Afro-Peruvian artist and choreographer Victoria Santa Cruz. This far-reaching and flexible structure provides space for individually subversive positions and broader national movements without relying on strict chronological or geographic models. © Delia Cancelaįraming the exhibition is the overarching theme of the politicised body. The least we can do is be knowledgeable with our responses so that we can assist in the way that we laity can.Corazón destrozado (Destroyed heart) (1964), Delia Cancela. Priests mostly have to learn a brand new Mass when going from the Novus Ordo to the Traditional Latin Mass. If we expect our priests to start learning and offering the Traditional Latin Mass, we should also do our part. If you know the Hail Mary, I ask that you consider sharing and encourage your fellow Catholics to join in on learning this excellent prayer.Īs I said in the last post, we Catholics should know our prayers and responses in Latin. So what happens when you combine the awesome power of the Hail Mary with that of Latin? Boom! An instant weapon against Satan and his ilk.Īs I did last time, I’ll give you the prayer below, and we’ll memorize this together. Additionally, since Latin is the language of the Church, Satan hates prayers when spoken in Latin. Many saints have taught that Satan hates the Hail Mary, which is part of the reason why he hates the Rosary. The Hail Mary is undoubtedly one of the most powerful prayers that we Catholics have at our disposal.

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