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Michal Flisiuk
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You are the only Life I know Żabusiu - pledge at German Altar in New Orleans.
CHEERFUL ASCETIC, Father Francis Xavier Seelos, a 19th century Redemptorist missionary priest.
Francis Xavier Seelos was born on January 11, 1819 in Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. He was baptized on the same day in the parish church of St. Mang. Having expressed a desire for the priesthood since childhood, he entered the diocesan seminary in 1842 after having completed his studies in philosophy. Soon after meeting the missionaries of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists), founded for the evangelization of the most abandoned, he decided to enter the Congregation and to minister to the German speaking immigrants in the United States. He was accepted by the Congregation on November 22, 1842, and sailed the following year from Le Havre, France arriving in New York on April 20, 1843. On December 22, 1844, after having completed his novitiate and theological studies, Seelos was ordained a priest in the Redemptorist Church of St. James in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
After being ordained, he worked for nine years in the parish of St. Philomena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, first as assistant pastor with St. John Neumann, the superior of the Religious Community, and later as Superior himself and for the last three years as pastor. During this time, he was also the Redemptorist Novice Master. With Neumann he also dedicated himself to preaching missions. Regarding their relationship, Seelos said: “He has introduced me to the active life” and, “he has guided me as a spiritual director and confessor.”
His availability and innate kindness in understanding and responding to the needs of the faithful, quickly made him well known as an expert confessor and spiritual director, so much so that people came to him even from neighboring towns. Faithful to the Redemptorist charism, he practiced a simple lifestyle and a simple manner of expressing himself. The themes of his preaching, rich in biblical content, were always heard and understood even by everyone, regardless of education, culture, or background. A constant endeavor in this pastoral activity was instructing the little children in the faith. He not only favored this ministry, he held it as fundamental for the growth of the Christian community in the parish. In 1854, he was transferred from Pittsburgh, to Baltimore, then Cumberland in 1857, and to Annapolis (1862), all the while engaged in parish ministry and serving in the formation of future Redemptorists as Prefect of Students. Even in this post, he was true to his character remaining always the kind and happy pastor, prudently attentive to the needs of his students and conscientious of their doctrinal formation. Above all, he strove to instill in these future Redemptorist missionaries the enthusiasm, the spirit of sacrifice and apostolic zeal for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the people.
In 1860 he was proposed as a candidate for the office of Bishop of Pittsburgh. Having been excused from this responsibility by Pope Pius IX, from 1863 until 1866 he dedicated himself to the life of an itinerant missionary preaching in English and German in the states of Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
After a brief period of parish ministry in Detroit, Michigan, he was assigned in 1866 to the Redemptorist community in New Orleans, Louisiana. Here also, as pastor of the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, he was known as a pastor who was joyously available to his faithful and singularly concerned for the poorest and the most abandoned. In God’s plan, however, his ministry in New Orleans was destined to be brief. In the month of September, exhausted from visiting and caring for the victims of yellow fever, he contracted the dreaded disease. After several weeks of patiently enduring his illness, he passed on to eternal life on October 4, 1867, at the age of 48 years and 9 months.
His Holiness Pope John Paul II, proclaimed Father Seelos Blessed in St. Peter's Square on April 9th of the Solemn Jubilee Year 2000. His Feast Day is October 5.
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Francis Xavier Seelos was born on January 11, 1819 in Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. He was baptized on the same day in the parish church of St. Mang. Having expressed a desire for the priesthood since childhood, he entered the diocesan seminary in 1842 after having completed his studies in philosophy. Soon after meeting the missionaries of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists), founded for the evangelization of the most abandoned, he decided to enter the Congregation and to minister to the German speaking immigrants in the United States. He was accepted by the Congregation on November 22, 1842, and sailed the following year from Le Havre, France arriving in New York on April 20, 1843. On December 22, 1844, after having completed his novitiate and theological studies, Seelos was ordained a priest in the Redemptorist Church of St. James in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
After being ordained, he worked for nine years in the parish of St. Philomena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, first as assistant pastor with St. John Neumann, the superior of the Religious Community, and later as Superior himself and for the last three years as pastor. During this time, he was also the Redemptorist Novice Master. With Neumann he also dedicated himself to preaching missions. Regarding their relationship, Seelos said: “He has introduced me to the active life” and, “he has guided me as a spiritual director and confessor.”
His availability and innate kindness in understanding and responding to the needs of the faithful, quickly made him well known as an expert confessor and spiritual director, so much so that people came to him even from neighboring towns. Faithful to the Redemptorist charism, he practiced a simple lifestyle and a simple manner of expressing himself. The themes of his preaching, rich in biblical content, were always heard and understood even by everyone, regardless of education, culture, or background. A constant endeavor in this pastoral activity was instructing the little children in the faith. He not only favored this ministry, he held it as fundamental for the growth of the Christian community in the parish. In 1854, he was transferred from Pittsburgh, to Baltimore, then Cumberland in 1857, and to Annapolis (1862), all the while engaged in parish ministry and serving in the formation of future Redemptorists as Prefect of Students. Even in this post, he was true to his character remaining always the kind and happy pastor, prudently attentive to the needs of his students and conscientious of their doctrinal formation. Above all, he strove to instill in these future Redemptorist missionaries the enthusiasm, the spirit of sacrifice and apostolic zeal for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the people.
In 1860 he was proposed as a candidate for the office of Bishop of Pittsburgh. Having been excused from this responsibility by Pope Pius IX, from 1863 until 1866 he dedicated himself to the life of an itinerant missionary preaching in English and German in the states of Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
After a brief period of parish ministry in Detroit, Michigan, he was assigned in 1866 to the Redemptorist community in New Orleans, Louisiana. Here also, as pastor of the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, he was known as a pastor who was joyously available to his faithful and singularly concerned for the poorest and the most abandoned. In God’s plan, however, his ministry in New Orleans was destined to be brief. In the month of September, exhausted from visiting and caring for the victims of yellow fever, he contracted the dreaded disease. After several weeks of patiently enduring his illness, he passed on to eternal life on October 4, 1867, at the age of 48 years and 9 months.
His Holiness Pope John Paul II, proclaimed Father Seelos Blessed in St. Peter's Square on April 9th of the Solemn Jubilee Year 2000. His Feast Day is October 5.
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St. Mary's Assumption - Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos C.Ss.R.
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Francis Xavier Seelos was born on January 11, 1819 in Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. He was baptized on the same day in the parish church of St. Mang. Having expressed a desire for the priesthood since childhood, he entered the diocesan seminary in 1842 after having completed his studies in philosophy. Soon after meeting the missionaries of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists),...
CHEERFUL ASCETIC, Father Francis Xavier Seelos, a 19th century Redemptorist missionary priest.
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Francis Xavier Seelos was born on January 11, 1819 in Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. He was baptized on the same day in the parish church of St. Mang. Having expressed a desire for the priesthood since childhood, he entered the diocesan seminary in 1842 after having completed his studies in philosophy. Soon after meeting the missionaries of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists),...
New Orleans - The Damage and Damaged
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Michal Flisiuk video. New Orleans you don't know.
"Uncle" Lionel Batiste dancing in New Orleans.
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Michal Flisiuk Video. "Uncle" Lionel Batiste (February 11, 1931 July 8, 2012) was a jazz and blues musician and singer from New Orleans. He began his music career at the age of 11 playing bass drum with the Square Deal Social & Pleasure Club. He was the bass drummer, vocalist and assistant leader of the Treme Brass Band; known for his kazoo playing and singing as well, and has recorded a cd as ...
Lewiston, Augusta, Hallowell - Maine - Michal Flisiuk with the Children.
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michalflisiuk.com/ Lewiston Maine, Lisbon Street, Somalis, Paul Blouin Suzuki, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Claude Monet, Augusta Maine, Woodchuck, Groundhog, garden, Moon flower, Morning Glory, pumpkin, sunflowers, tomatoes, Hallowell Maine, Michal Flisiuk, Marcel Flisiuk, Francis Flisiuk, Zelda Flisiuk, Teresa Flisiuk, cemeteries, Hallowell Fall Festival. by Michal Flisiuk.
The Best of New Orleans by Michal Flisiuk.
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Monk Boudreaux is the Big Chief of the Golden Eagles, a Mardi Gras Indian tribe. Michal Flisiuk
New Orleans Funeral - Celebration of NOEL SLACK's Life. Michal Flisiuk video.
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Noel E. Slack 1962 - 2000. 1665 N. Miro St New Orleans LA 70119. Michal Flisiuk video and photography.
The Jazz Funeral for Alvin Batiste Sr. on May 12, 2007.Part II.
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The Funeral of Alvin Batiste Sr. on May 12, 2007. Jazz Funeral from Gallier Hall to Armstrong Park in New Orleans on May 12, 2007. Funeral of Alvin Batiste Sr. (Nov 7, 1932 - May 6, 2007) on May 12, 2007 at 11 a.m. Michal Flisiuk Movie. Michal Flisiuk, New Orleans, Funeral, Alvin Batiste Sr. clarinetist, avant garde jazz, May 12 2007, Gallier Hall, 545 St. Charles Ave, Rebirth Brass Band, Armst...
Brass Bands for the Jazz Funeral Procession for Alvin Batiste May 12, 2007.
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The funeral service at Gallier Hall, 545 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, on Saturday, May 12, at 11 a.m. Visitation and musical tribute will be held from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. On Friday, May 11, Mr. Batiste will lie in repose at Gallier Hall from noon to 7 p.m. A musical tribute will be held Friday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Final committal will be in St. John Crematory. A traditional Jazz procession...
The Jazz Funeral of Alvin Batiste Sr. on May 12, 2007 Part I.
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The Funeral of Alvin Batiste Sr. on May 12, 2007. Jazz Funeral from Gallier Hall to Armstrong Park in New Orleans on May 12, 2007. Funeral of Alvin Batiste Sr. (Nov 7, 1932 - May 6, 2007) on May 12, 2007 at 11 a.m. Michal Flisiuk Movie.
Dr. Michael K. Carroll's Annual Mosquito Control Party (full)
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New Orleans Mosquito Control Board Director, Dr. Michael K. Carroll hosting annual "crawfish party" in 1988. 1401 Melody Dr, Metairie, LA, 70002-1921 In Memory of: Blanka Teresa Flisiuk (Peridot) 1976 - 2007 Michal Flisiuk 1954 - 2009
1988 Annual Mosquito Control Party at Dr. Michael Carroll's.
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1988 Annual Mosquito Control Party at Dr. Michael Carroll's.
Birthday Party at Spotted Cat in New Orleans.
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Birthday Party at Spotted Cat in New Orleans.
Royal Street, Frenchmen Street- Sounds of New Orleans by Michal Flisiuk.wmv
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Royal Street, Frenchmen Street- Sounds of New Orleans by Michal Flisiuk.wmv
Marching to the End by Michał Flisiuk. Phil Frazier Rebirth Brass Band.
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Marching to the End by Michał Flisiuk. Phil Frazier Rebirth Brass Band.
Lafayette Square New Orleans Concert by Michal Flisiuk.
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Lafayette Square New Orleans Concert by Michal Flisiuk.
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux with Delta Funk, Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo, New Orleans.
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Big Chief Monk Boudreaux with Delta Funk, Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo, New Orleans.
Wild Magnolias Mardi Gras Indian Tribe with Ivory Holmes LIVE - New Orleans.
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Wild Magnolias Mardi Gras Indian Tribe with Ivory Holmes LIVE - New Orleans.
Jazz Funeral - Stop the Violence in 2007 New Orleans - the murder of Helen Hill.
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Jazz Funeral - Stop the Violence in 2007 New Orleans - the murder of Helen Hill.
1994 New Orleans' Super Sunday by Michal Flisiuk. RARE FOOTAGE!
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1994 New Orleans' Super Sunday by Michal Flisiuk. RARE FOOTAGE!
Super Video of the Super Sunday! Mardi Gras Indians by Michal Flisiuk.
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Super Video of the Super Sunday! Mardi Gras Indians by Michal Flisiuk.
Kermit Ruffin - New Orleans' French Quarter Festival 7 by Michal Flisiuk.
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Kermit Ruffin - New Orleans' French Quarter Festival 7 by Michal Flisiuk.
7:16 Michal with Marcel ❤
Memories 😢
True Hollywood indian filming a sacred gathering for youtube
Big Chief BO DOLLIS!!!😢
Thank you so much for this video, I'm Deborah, Noel's sister it's been some years ago discovering looking for his name in case someone posted anything about him, I was so excited for this video, so many friends and family to remember,some are still here and others are gone, so I'm taking the time to say again Thank God for you and the time you put into capturing each video. Love to you from Noel and our Friends and Family, Amen!
Who was the event planner?
I thought that was a real man in that chair until she put his hat on and his neck didn't bend.
Mr. Bat, as we affectionately called him, was my teacher. He was a great teacher.
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...and all "38 tribes"+ are ALL originally Chahta from Mississippi.
Bonnabel Boat Launch, Metairie, Louisiana
1575 Rt. 3, South China, Maine 04358
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The "African-American" is the American. This is their continent.
African-American how Black people want to be called. What do you mean "their Continent"? They recognize "Mother Africa".
@@MichalFlisiuk Misnomers, and America is their continent being they have always been there. The motherland is simply an idea in order to move others where they originally came from (propaganda). Your questions and more shall be answered healingthroughinspiration.com/nationality healingthroughinspiration.com/red-brown-gold-black-art-mask-making/
@@MichalFlisiuk he means what he is saying That’s what the Indians are about in New Orleans We recognize our mother land in Africa and we also recognize the motherland here in turtle island as well A lot of black people are actually straight indigenous and not from Africa
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A piece of documented footage of amazing history of the after math of hurricane Katrina about 2 or 3 years after it happened. Many homes uninhabited. Another human tragedy to add the long list of such. And its only part of another tragedy, as well. May the true God of Israel take notice.
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UPTOWN....💕💖💞💓12WARD....
SALUTE 2 ya pops bra,I'm the son of a LEGEND in this culture, I respect his work and all he does
schwegmann in the background . real throwback
Vatican ...or Catholics...are so blind....many think the same way ....in mexico
thanks from his granddaughter
blind faith to be controlled by the elite ,people like this are not worthy of entrance into high elite circles.sheep slaves open your eyes
Noel's older brother dancing.
Cool times going on in adventures in place in Maine.We miss you Papa.
My Grandmother and alot of my family rest here
I so see your artistic value & beautiful point of view! Thank you for sharing this!
You must see, now notorious artist, is on this video!!!!
Very unbecoming for a so called doctor.R.I.P Papa and Blanus.
The strangest cemetery in America.
This is very sad for me to watch, this video is shot by my father who deeply interested in the cultures of New Orleans. It was filmed just a little over a month before his daughter my sister Blanka and her son Clancy were murdered by incompetent so called doctors at L.S.U interim hospital.If my sister went to east Jefferson,Oshner or Touro she would be with us and my father as well.Here my father is just documenting the funeral of Alvin batiste and never would imagine what is to come.
The Procession that followed the funeral of Alvin Batiste continued on from downtown to Armstrong park which is located at the Treme neighborhood.My father Michael flisiuk shot this video.
Thank you too. Videos like this keep his and my momma's memories alive ( she died eight years after this). She's the lady with the Shirley Temple curls at 2:52. Tremendous thanks from the Batiste, Chatters, and Smith families.
Lionel batiste drummer for Treme brass band seen at the start of this video passed away last year on July 8th at the age of 81.
Lionel Batiste seen here is dead too.
Cool!
Must-see! History.
Marcel is it you?!
Great photos at the very end! You're cute too!
There is so much more to New Orleans then you hear about French Quarter ,Mardi Gras etc.Uptown has so many different mysterious neighborhoods.There is the lower Garden District and the Irish channel to start with each with a different feeling to it. Tchoupitoulas avenue which starts at down town and goes all the way up to Audubon park runs along Mississippi river.Tchoupitoulas has so many feelings to it at some parts you feel like going back in time and other parts so eerie quiet for a city.
Pretty innocent, family-oriented people. Except one gentleman from Massachusetts caught with the collection of panties! He is on this video.
Many things is happening here. Although Dr Carroll continues his "Honduras research" (New Orleans mosquitoes, roaches should be priority) the landscape has changed dramatically: "Nouveau riche" implants moved in, without knowing, feeling the history, culture, and true spirit of N.O. Blanka and Marcel Flisiuk grew up there. They were acquainted with REAL New Orleanians, knew every micro cosmos of the city. If you go for "Convention" - you won't understand. What happened even to Uptown!
I was cute back then. What happened to all the people?... It's fascinating especially after the Katrina disaster...
Uncle" Lionel Batiste 77th birthday party at the spotted cat on Frenchmen street shot by my father Michal Flisiuk in February of 2007.
DAMAGE - Lorissia R. Autery murdered young, beautiful, genius poet, Blanka Teresa Flisiuk Peridot. Brandon Louis Lopez, Diego R. Lopez Osa, Ghazala A Azam, and Bradley Kieffer were primary team with professors absent. Kieffer (sic! I.C.U. Medicine waited "20+minutes" to intubate the dying, overdosed by "physicians" patient. Unprecedented murder case!
14271/2 Royal.....
Stunning!!!!
The best second line video ever !!!