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Philomena, pray for us. (Three times.)Chaplet of St. PhilomenaA simple Chaplet was composed by the Cure of Ars, and consists in the prayingof the Creed, three Our Fathers in praise and glory to the three persons of theHoly Trinity, thirteen Hail Marys in honor of the thirteen years of the life of the"princess" saint, or the following prayer as a substitute for the Hail Mary:Hail, O Holy St. Philomena, my dear patroness. As my advocate with thydivine spouse, intercede for me now and at the hour of my death. St. Philomena,beloved daughter of Jesus and of Mary, pray for us who have recourse to thee.Amen.The chaplet ends with the invocation:Hail, O illustrious St. Philomena, who so courageously shed thy blood for Christ,I bless the Lord for all the graces He has bestowed upon thee, during thy life,especially at thy death, I praise and glorify Him for the honor and power with which He has crowned thee, and I beg thee to obtain for me from God the graces I askthrough thy intercession. AmenIn 1837, the Cure of Ars erected the first chapel in France dedicated to his "dear little saint."Prayer to Saint PhilomenaIllustrious virgin and martyr, Saint Philomena, behold me prostrate before the throne whereon it has pleased the Most Holy Trinity to set thee. Full of confidence in thy protection, I entreat thee to intercede for me with God. Ah! from the heights of heaven deign to cast a glance upon thy humble client. Spouse of Christ, sustain me in suffering, fortify me in temptation, protect me in the dangers surrounding me, obtain for me the graces necessary to me, and in particular [mention your special intentions]. Above all, assist me at the hour of my death. Amen.Hymn: Virginis ProlesSon of a virgin, Maker of Thy Mother,Thou, Rod and

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INSTALLIRFANVIEWKEYFINDER141NEMO File viewerNERONETSTUMBLERNEWSIDNU2MENUOPENOFFICEPC INSPECTORPEHDINSTPUTTYRAIDREGEDITPEREGRESWIZREMSHUTDNROCKXP CD KEYS-T-I-N-G-E-RSYSINTTOOLSTINYHEXERVOPT defraggerWGETGUIWINIMAGEWINRARWS_FTP95This is onlt 50+ out of several hundred+ utilities and plug ins available for BartPE. dim Ars Praefectus Add bookmark #23 ^^WoW.. Quite a disk.. I will look into adding the plugins now.. dim Ars Praefectus Add bookmark #24 Wow.. I am really begging to like this.. I am trying to figure out how to create the plugin for MS antispyware.. I figure that would be badass.Anyways, I create a BartPe CD with Ghost 8.0 on it and I went to Ghost my os/2 voicemail server this morning, and it kept prompting me that there wasn't enough memory on the box (only 64mb), so I had to resort to the old school DOS disks at least for this one task. kleshas Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Add bookmark #25 IMO BartPE requires a minimum of 128MB to run properly, with the usual plugins. Add bookmark #26 BartPE is painfully slow to run on anything less than 256MB RAM. 512MB or higher is preferred to get the RAM drive to work best. Add bookmark #27 quote:Originally posted by Sterling_Aug:BartPE is painfully slow to run on anything less than 256MB RAM. 512MB or higher is preferred to get the RAM drive to work best. I find that to be very odd. I have built many a Windows PE disc that boot and run perfectly fine in 64MB of RAM. I wonder what Bart does differently. I shall test this.-Indigo258 dim Ars Praefectus Add bookmark #28 quote:find that to be very odd. I have built many a Windows PE disc that boot and run perfectly fine in 64MB of RAM ^^This is what I need to start reading about. Indigo - You created WindowsPE boot CD? Don't you have to be an OEM to test that out?Is this a

Have Ancient coins and also adding links to their online catalogs (we still have a few more to add). See them here: Bourgey Auctions. Ars Classica V has been added. The database now has 2,836 entries for Italy and Sicily, complete for the following sales: Ars Classica V (1923) [1150] Ars Classica X (1925) [334] Ars Classica XVI (1933) [884] Ars Classica XVII (1934) [295] Glendining (Dec 1927) [92] Rodolfo Ratto (Oct 1934) [68] The next Ars Classica sales to be added will be Sale I (1921) [Pozzi] and Sale VI (1924) [Bement/I]. Ars Classica XVI has been added. The database now has 1,685 entries for Italy and Sicily, complete for the following sales: Ars Classica X (1925) [334] Ars Classica XVI (1933) [884] Ars Classica XVII (1934) [295] Glendining (Dec 1927) [92] Rodolfo Ratto (Oct 1934) [68] The next Ars Classica sales to be added will be Sale I (1921) [Pozzi], Sale V (1923) [Duplicates of the British Museum], and Sale VI (1924) [Bement/I]. Over 1100 auction records for Italy and Sicily have now been added to the Greek Coins database: Ars Classica X (1925) [334] Ars Classica XVI (1933) [388] (Italy only) Ars Classica XVII (1934) [295] Glendining (Dec 1927) [92] Rodolfo Ratto (Oct 1934) [68] (Ars Classica XVI (Sicily) will be added soon). The database has a few additional entries but these are just to illustrate Provenance Chains.