Jesus,
“Love” in “I love you”
in Vietnamese is “yêu”,
but I like using the word “thương”.
Why?
“Yêu” is the crazy and strong feeling.
And “thương” is the tender and naive feeling.
I feel so. Continue reading Prayer 473
Category Archives: Trang tiếng Anh
American Is Detained After Joining Protest in Vietnam
By Austin Ramzy,
The American, Will Nguyen, was visiting Ho Chi Minh City ahead of his graduation this summer from a master’s program at the University of Singapore, according to a statement from his family and friends.
Prayer 472
Jesus,
You care about my mom.
You’re joyful as a child
when my mom comes home from the market.
You ask me
whether it is so hot at noon at the market,
and whether my mom is so tired or not.
Then you call the clouds
and the summer noon becomes cooler.
You love my mom so much.
You’re lovely.
Amen.
PTH
Migrants dream of establishing village
Last update 13:00 | 10/06/2018 vietnamnet
VietNamNet Bridge – Half a year ago, the couple Ly Seo Xi and Trang Thi Tong moved to a temporarily iron-sheet house on barren land in which there remain tree roots.
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| Migrants build temporary houses on the isolated land. — Photo danviet.vn |
Their 18-month-old baby, Ly Thi Hoa, who had her hand burned by boiled water four days ago, is playing on the ground, and occasionally crying out in pain.
Xi said that he bought medicine for his young daughter.
“The pain will wear off after a few days. My house is too far from the hospital so I cannot take my daughter there,” he told Nong Thon Ngay Nay (Countryside Today) newspaper.
Lời cầu nguyện 471 – Prayer 471
Giêsu ơi,
Càng sống với Giêsu lâu,
em càng dễ chấp nhận mọi chuyện.
Càng dễ chấp nhận mọi chuyện,
em càng dễ chấp nhận Giêsu.
Càng dễ chấp nhận Giêsu,
em càng trở nên giống Giêsu hơn. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 471 – Prayer 471
Prayer 470
Jesus,
I love quiet moments with you.
Seeing you smile,
listening to your singing,
sharing with you my tiny stories
and healing together with you
(though I’m still not good at this).
I love you, Jesus.
Amen.
PTH
US Commission on International Religious Freedom: 2018 Annual Report – Vietnam’s Response
US Commission on International Religious Freedom
2018 Annual Report
2018 Annual Report Full Version
2018 Annual Report Abridged
Transmission Letters
Introduction
Overview
2018 Religious Prisoners of Conscience Project
Press Statement on 2018 Annual Report
Telephonic Press Breifing on Annual Repor
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Last update 13:21 | 09/06/2018 vietnamnet
US’ religious freedom report makes biased assessment of Vietnam
The US Department of State’s 2017 International Religious Freedom Report continued to give biased assessment and cited untrue information on Vietnam, stated Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang.
Foreign Ministry Spokerperson Le thi Thu Hang
Pollution killing more people than war and violence, says report
DW_Pollution kills more people each year than wars, disasters and hunger, also causing huge economic damage, a study says. Almost half the total deaths occur in just two countries.
Environmental pollution is killing more people every year than smoking, hunger or natural disasters, according to a major study released in The Lancet medical journal on Thursday.
One in every six premature deaths worldwide in 2015, could be attributed to diseases caused by toxins in air or water, the study says.
A brief history of U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations in the South China Sea
By: Cid Standifer USNI
May 29, 2017 11:11 AM • Updated:
Over the past three years, the U.S. and China have been at odds over the status of Chinese artificial islands in the South China Sea and U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations.
The Origin of FON Ops
1979
The U.S. government initiated a Freedom of Navigation Program to contest “unilateral acts of other states designed to restrict the rights and freedom of the international community.” The program includes both maneuvers designed exclusively to challenge maritime claims the U.S. considers excessive, and operations with other purposes that incidentally challenge territorial claims.
Mischief Reef in early 2016. CSIS Asian Maritime Transparency Initiative, DigitalGlobe Image
Prayer 469
Jesus,
Summer.
Season of war in the East Sea.
You and I,
we need to do martial arts daily.
War can come at anytime.
We need to prepare fully.
Good health and good spirituality. Continue reading Prayer 469
Bird watching in Thung Nham bird sanctuary
Last update 09:00 | 04/10/2017 vietnamnet
VietNamNet Bridge – For those who love nature and adventurous bird watching trips, Thung Nham (Birds valley) in Ninh Binh is the best place for your experience while traveling to Hanoi.
Besides watching birds, you can also explore the caves in the mountains as well as visit orchard of tropical fruits, including star fruit, mangoes, guavas and lychees.
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Prayer 468
Jesus,
Waiting for you.
But having no feeling of waiting.
That’s true waiting.
True waiting leads to amazing things.
Hallelujah!
Amen.
PTH
Discover Khuoi Ky rock village in Cao Bang
Last update 16:03 | 14/03/2018 vietnamnet
The rock village Khuoi Ky, located between Ban Gioc waterfall and Nguom Ngao cave in Dam Thuy commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province, is famous for its stilt houses built of rocks.
 Covering 10,000 square meters, the village consists of 14 rock houses on stilts.  The Tay ethnic minority in northern mountainous province of Cao Bang pays tribute to the “rock god”. |
Lời cầu nguyện 467 – Prayer 467
Giêsu ơi,
Mỗi lần em xem được một bộ phim hoạt hình hay,
em tự hỏi tại sao họ có thể làm được những điều tuyệt vời như vậy.
Và ước gì phim hoạt hình của chúng em cũng có thể làm được những điều tuyệt vời như thế.
Amen.
PTH
(19-11-2025) Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 467 – Prayer 467
Why it’s so hard for doctors to understand your pain
We’re all human beings, but we’re not all alike.
Each person experiences pain differently, from an emotional perspective as well as a physical one, and responds to pain differently. That means that physicians like myself need to evaluate patients on an individual basis and find the best way to treat their pain.
Today, however, doctors are under pressure to limit costs and prescribe treatments based on standardized guidelines. A major gap looms between the patient’s experience of pain and the limited “one size fits all” treatment that doctors may offer.
Đọt Chuối Non 