100 Metres (2012 Olympics)

Here is Usain Bolt.

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Question 1: How long does it take to run 100m?
Answer 1: Only 9.63secs.

Question 2: What does the Sign of the Cross actually say or what does it mean?
Answer 2: It could mean... that... "I'm a Catholic... I'm just a mere human being, a creature and God is my creator... I recognize that I am a sinner just like everyone else because Jesus came for sinners like me... and if I do great in this race... it's because he created me... and for that... I am very grateful... and if don't win... I will be a good sportsman and will congratulate the winner"... it could mean this... maybe.

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Athletics Men's 100m Final Full Replay - London 2012 Olympic Games
http://youtu.be/2O7K-8G2nwU



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Psalm 14 / Psalm 15

Note that the latest update is at the top of this post.

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Notes on the Response:

There are 2 Response Options from 2 versions of reliable Sunday Missals I use so I included 

both of them and made them the same tune so all we need to do is decide which Response to use.

R1 ~ The just will live in the presence of the Lord. (Repeat)

R2 ~ Lord, who shall be admitted to your tent. (Repeat)

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We'll be using this response.

Response 1:
The just will live in the  presence of the Lord.

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Latest Update: 2012 Aug 13, 2332hrs

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Responsorial Psalm

22nd Ordinary Sunday (Year B)

Psalm 14:2-5 (R/. v1)

R/.
Response 1: The just will live in the  presence of the Lord.
Response 2: Lord, who shall be admitted to your tent?

V1
Lord, who shall dwell on your ho-ly mountain?
He who walks with-out fault;
He who acts with justice and speaks the truth from his heart;
He who does not slander with his tongue.

V2
He who does no wrong to his brother,
Who casts no slur on his neighbour,
Who holds the godless in disdain,
But honours those who fear the Lord.

V3
He who keeps his pledge, come what may;
Who takes no interest on a loan
And accepts no bribes a-gainst the innocent.
Such a man will stand firm for ever.

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Original Post:

While doing this I noticed a tyop error in the Response of the image file where "love" should be "does". I've amended it.

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This is for Sunday, September 2, 2012

The text here is slightly different so I'll probably redo this with the exact text from the one in our Sunday Missal... but for starters... here's the draft... but feel free to improvise as you see fit.

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Responsorial Psalm

22nd Ordinary Sunday (Year B)

Psalm 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5 (R/. = 1a)

R/. (1a)

One who does justice will live in the presence of the Lord.

Who - e - ver walks
blamelessly and does justice;

who thinks the truth in his heart

and slanders not with his tongue.

Who harms not his fel - low man,

nor takes up a reproach a - gainst his neighbor;

by whom the reprobate is despised,

while he honors those who fear the LORD.

Who lends not his money at u - su - ry

and accepts no bribe a-gainst the innocent.

Whoever does these things

shall never be disturbed.

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