Is there showers there. What time do you get up in morning???
@brianeduardo12343 ай бұрын
Captures very well the essence of this holy place
@Leningrad_Underground9 ай бұрын
My maternal grandparents met there, in the late 19Th Century. Mum said it wasn't uncommon at the time. I completed the 3 day pilgrimage in 1970 17 years old. Mum bet me £5 I couldn't do it, she knew me too well So glad I did. A connection with my culture and spiritual heritage. I had a feeling then and still, that this had been a special place long before the conversion of Ireland. There is a "Spirit of place" . I have felt it in such special sites, as "Delphi" in Greece. Borobudur in Java . I am sure you experience that crack in the universal spirit you can slip through.
@EuviRail9 ай бұрын
Lovely, thanks for sharing.
@johnmc386210 ай бұрын
His 1st competitive marathon! 😮
@johnmc386210 ай бұрын
Fabulous 👌 👏 👍
@brianeduardo123411 ай бұрын
A wonderful place and this video captures its spirit especially the 3 day experience May God bless all who go there ❤
Would have loved to do the Lough Derg pilgrimage,in my younger days-have already done many all-night vigils in my lifetime-nowadays,at 61,can no longer kneel down and get back up by myself !! Still would love to go to Lough Derg,on a smaller retreat ??
@euviga Жыл бұрын
They do 1-day retreats. I'll add some links in the description.
@TonyBanks21 Жыл бұрын
@euviga , I think I would love a 1-day retreat-Less intense and severe than the traditional 3-day pilgrimage,but I think,nevertheless OK for people like me,who no longer have their age o their side !!
@AndrewRolt-ei3fc Жыл бұрын
Did that lad Paul ever do anything?
@shyam339 Жыл бұрын
Wow 😲🤩😍
@brianeduardo1234 Жыл бұрын
So sad that Richard Mohan died this week RIP
@paulinewoods375 Жыл бұрын
I made my first visit to Lough Derg on a one day retreat. What a wonderful day, I am still on a high.
@robertsabre49 Жыл бұрын
Magnificent tradition.
@shane-irish Жыл бұрын
🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 rip gerry
@michaeldevaney5728 Жыл бұрын
If that priest makes anymore hand gestures he will propel himself off the ground anybody would think he was playing table tennis he needs to tie his hands together
@michaeldevaney5728 Жыл бұрын
There should be a novena at knock every night for the mayo football team to switch over to surfing
@Eliezer737 Жыл бұрын
thank you for the information, I think it is important to say who else was in the apparition.
@finight58632 жыл бұрын
I revisit for this! Awesomeness! Outstanding! From your series can guess where you're from... hmm.. I do think we have one 2 thing in common. You'll see.
@fergalhughes1652 жыл бұрын
Is that Jordan's Island in the clip?
@euviga2 жыл бұрын
Yes, that's it.
@lucymanning32302 жыл бұрын
Hi Eugene, I am creating a short video for my Masters in NUIG, and would love if I could use a short snippet of your work in it please? It would be about 3-5s. Thanks so much!
@euviga2 жыл бұрын
Hi Lucy, no problem. I just look for an acknowledgement in the video or in the video description if posting on KZread. With that, fire away and best of luck with the video. Rgds, Eugene
@seankeane22262 жыл бұрын
Hi, I know you've been asked multiple times already over the years but I'd love to use some of your footage in a video I'm producing for college. Of course I'll credit you if you give me permission to use it. Thank you!
@euviga2 жыл бұрын
Hi Sean, not a problem. Just credit me (Eugene Garvin) in the video credits either in the video itself or the video description if posting on KZread. If it being posted publicly, would appreciate if you could send me a link as it's always interesting to see where it ended up. Best of luck with your video. Regards, Eugene
@seamusconnolly97102 жыл бұрын
Use of drones is regulated in the EU. Is this legally obtained footage?
@EuviRail2 жыл бұрын
Hi Seamus, I took the footage back in 2016 prior to EU 2019/947 coming into effect at the end of 2020.. Folks from NUIG have contacted me to use the footage and it's even appeared on RTE - I assume based on footage received from the college that incorporated it. It is what it is and you 'd clearly have to follow the guidelines if recording it today.
@seamusconnolly97102 жыл бұрын
Did someone have the license for this shot?
@Phuong.Nguyen-2 жыл бұрын
It’s another awesome video with pretty footages and cool music, thanks for sharing and hopefully u enjoy my video too :)
@e.w.11792 жыл бұрын
Can someone please tell me what that lovely Hymn is called , which the Priest sings alone at the end ?
@zebulunsansom72262 жыл бұрын
Utterly amazing. I’m desperate to go. Such a journey into the life of the Desert Fathers and Mothers
Lough Dergh is a wonderful place. I went on the two day Pilgrmage fifteen years ago. It really is a great spiritual experience. It opens your soul up to Almighty God and makes you see yourself just as you are. I thank Our Heavenly Father for the privilege of doing the Pilgrimage and I would recommend it to people. Praise You Jesus and Mary. Amen.🙏🙏🙏 Nr. Ireland.
@lmahiram2 жыл бұрын
Stumbled on this magical place when road-tripping solo. Spent a lovely afternoon having the place to myself.
@itzAurora_Xoxo2 жыл бұрын
Sounds lovely 😍
@nobletraders90332 жыл бұрын
Great
@sam256693 жыл бұрын
Why is this in my recommended videos? The algorithm is being extra weird today.
@finncollins56962 жыл бұрын
AMEN. GOD WANTED TO TALK TO YOU.
@michaeladrian22103 жыл бұрын
Kiernan is no Tracy
@benhur19593 жыл бұрын
Well that's obvious as they were two different people, but as you probably didn't know, Jerry Kiernan was instrumental in John getting that silver medal assisting him throughout his preparation and training, and his two world cross country championships some years ago were down to Jerry's persistence R.I.P. Jerry
@shane-irish Жыл бұрын
Show some respect
@norachristina464311 ай бұрын
jerry kiernan was a brilliant athlere.And he finished 9thin an olympic marathon which had 107 competitors.i think that speaks volumes.
@tonyjoesephbourke77863 жыл бұрын
Jesus Christ is Lord for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life
@downenout87052 жыл бұрын
Personally, if belief is all it takes, I would prefer not to spend eternity with pedophilic priests. You also seem to have conveniently forgotten that god got his son back, so that would only count as a loan.
@martingomel1611 Жыл бұрын
Yea, but he did he save us from? His vengeful Daddy.
@helenaville59398 ай бұрын
@@martingomel1611 English translation please. 😂😂
@user-fq2si3tg3s3 жыл бұрын
I wonder wether J.Tracy and C.Speding talk about that we are supposed to get either silver medal or bronze one during their running together in last 4miles if second group of theirs are still going till the finish.
@mendoncacorreia11 ай бұрын
They never talked to each other, according to both of them.
@eoinMB39498 ай бұрын
They didnt have any conversation. You should read charlie spedding's book "From last to first" he talks in depth about that race
@gogos8693 жыл бұрын
Hopefully they don’t think walking barefoot and praying will save them. It’s by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Soli Deo Gloria. Sola scriptura. The Bible says not to let people know you are fasting! It’s not faith plus works. It’s faith alone. Otherwise you are boasting that you are Good! Amen?
@alpinion3233 жыл бұрын
There is nothing that cannot be believed through faith. Faith is therefore not a path to truth. The bible is just a book: written by men, adapted by men, translated by men, edited by men. There is no reason to believe any of the supernatural claims in it, any more than any other faith's scriptures or mythologies. The time to believe is when there is evidence, not because you've been told you have to have faith absent ANY evidence, by men who profit from your devotion.
@marielivingstone53692 жыл бұрын
Before you condemn Lough Derg you should try it. Nr. Ireland.
@marielivingstone53692 жыл бұрын
@@alpinion323 For Those That Believe No Explanation is necessary and for those who do not believe, no explanation is possible.
@alpinion3232 жыл бұрын
@@marielivingstone5369 because of those who believe without explanation: we have snake oil salesmen filling their pockets, and a church full of rapists preying on children told that the rapists are god's own servants. Do better.
@marielivingstone53692 жыл бұрын
@@alpinion323 when you are filled with so much hatred why do you go on to these channels? Then all of you trolls are alike. Have a nice day.
@TheHairyJustice3 жыл бұрын
Wow the jurassic park theme song really adds a vibe to this video
@SkyBlueKangaroo3 жыл бұрын
Imagine three Europeans taking the medals in the Olympic marathon this year!
@APBCTechnique3 жыл бұрын
Great insight
@jeandcarvalho39163 жыл бұрын
"JEHOVAH SAVES THOSE WHO ARE DISCOUNTERED" “Jehovah is close to those who have a broken heart, he saves those who are discouraged.” (PS. 34:18) What will we see in this study? SOMETIMES we realize how short and 'full of worry' life is. (Job 14: 1) So you can understand why we feel discouraged from time to time. Many of Jehovah's servants in the past also felt this way. Some even wished to die. (1 Kings 19: 2-4; Job 3: 1-3, 11; 7:15, 16) But Jehovah - the God they trusted - comforted and strengthened them again and again. Their story was written in the Bible to comfort and instruct us. - Rom.15: 4. In this study, we will look at the example of Joseph, the son of Jacob; widow Naomi and her daughter-in-law Ruth; the Levite who wrote Psalm 73; and the apostle Peter. All of these servants of Jehovah have experienced discouraging situations. How did Jehovah strengthen them? What lessons can we learn from them? The answers to these questions will increase our confidence that “Jehovah is close to those with a broken heart” and that “he saves those who are discouraged”. (Ps. 34:18) JOSÉ SUPPORTED CRUEL INJUSTICES What happened to José when he was young? When Joseph was about 17, God made him have two dreams. These dreams indicated that José would become an important person and that he would be respected by his family. (Gen. 37: 5-10) But shortly after having these dreams, Joseph's life changed completely. Instead of respecting Joseph, his brothers sold him. He ended up becoming the slave of an Egyptian officer named Potiphar. (Gen. 37: 21-28) From one moment to the next, Joseph went from being a beloved son to becoming an insignificant slave in Egypt, working for a man who did not know Jehovah. (Gen. 39: 1) Then, Joseph's situation got even worse. Potiphar's wife accused Joseph of trying to rape her. But Potiphar did not even investigate the charge. Instead, he sent Joseph to prison, where he had to be chained. (Gen. 39: 14-20; Ps. 105: 17, 18) Joseph was just a young man. Imagine how he must have felt when he was falsely accused of trying to rape someone. Furthermore, what would people think of Jehovah upon learning of the accusation? Undoubtedly, José had many reasons to be discouraged! How did Joseph's dreams help you? Another thing that helped José overcome his discouragement was thinking about the dreams he had years before. They showed that José would see his family again and that his situation would improve. And that is what happened. When José was about 37, his dreams started to come true in an impressive way! (Gen. 37: 7,9,10; 42: 6,9) According to 1 Peter 5:10, what will help us as we go through suffering? Lessons for us. José's story reminds us of how cruel this world is and how people treat us unfairly. Even a brother in the faith can hurt us. But if we see Jehovah as our Rock, or our Refuge, we will not be discouraged or stop serving him. (Ps. 62: 6, 7; read 1 Peter 5:10.) Also remember that Joseph was about 17 years old when Jehovah made him have special dreams. It is clear that Jehovah trusts the youth who serve him. Today many young people are faithful to Jehovah like Joseph. Some of them, for not giving up their loyalty to God, are even unjustly imprisoned. (Ps 110: 3) TWO WOMEN TAKEN BY SADNESS Because of a great famine, Naomi and her family members had to leave their home in Judah to live as foreigners in Moab. There, Naomi's husband, Elimelech, died, and she was left alone with her two children. After a while, Noemi's children married two Moabite women: one was called Ruth and the other was called Orpa. After about ten years, Naomi's children also died, leaving no children. (Ruth 1: 1-5) Imagine how devastated these three women were! Of course, Ruth and Orpa could get married again. But Naomi was already old; who was going to take care of her? Once, Noemi was so depressed that she even said, “Don't call me Naomi. Call me Mara, because the Almighty has made my life very bitter. ” Heartbroken, Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem, and Ruth went with her. (Ruth 1: 7, 18-20) What happened to Naomi and Ruth? The owner of the field where Ruth gleaned was a rich man named Boaz. Ruth's love and loyalty to Naomi left Boaz impressed. So he bought their family inheritance and married Ruth. (Ruth 4: 9-13) Boaz and Ruth had a son named Obed, who later became King David's grandfather. (Ruth 4:17) How did Boaz help Naomi and Ruth? God proved to Naomi and Ruth that he can help his servants who are sad and discouraged. Can he do the same for you? (See paragraphs 8 through 13.) Imagine Naomi's joy in carrying little Obede, thanking God for this gift! But the best is yet to come. When they are resurrected, Naomi and Ruth will discover that Obed became the ancestor of the Promised Messiah, Jesus Christ! jw.org
@alanworrall84853 жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting. Great memories of this marathon back in 84. Very poignant today as in the passing Jerry Kiernan who finished 9th in L A that day.
@euviga3 жыл бұрын
I was thinking the same myself today. While John took the limelight, Jerry also did us proud in LA. I also loved his athletics commentary on RTE so very sad to hear of his passing.
@padraig8533 жыл бұрын
And the Olympic coverage on rte is sorely missing Jerry Kiernan's brilliant passionate analysis.
@alanworrall8485 Жыл бұрын
@@bfc3057 I got into the Colesium on the way back from the worlds in Eugene this summer. It's an awesome stadium. It must have been an incredible feeling entering the stadium for John in 84.
@gaganjain8063 жыл бұрын
I am proud to be an Alumni of Nui Galway.
@Dustfinger243 жыл бұрын
Hello I am making a video on nuig can I use a small portion of your video please? This is the best one I’ve seen
@euviga3 жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks for asking. Not a problem - I just ask that you acknowledge the channel either in the video itself or the supporting text.
@docatal4 жыл бұрын
On my bucket list
@michaeligoe39354 жыл бұрын
Hopefully that glasshouse monstrosity between the Archway and Aula Maxima was a temporary erection.
@frankobrien49504 жыл бұрын
spectacular, thanks for sharing
@komalkalakoti91354 жыл бұрын
Hey. Lovely footage. Do you mind if use it for a college project ? It would be really helpful. Will add the credits incase it is uploaded anywhere.
@euviga4 жыл бұрын
Thanks Komal. That's fine. Just note the channel reference EUVIGA in the credits as this is original material. Regards
@michaelcostantino53974 жыл бұрын
Tremendous documentary! Highly recommend. Thank you for sharing!
@euviga4 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@brigitsgarden4 жыл бұрын
Hi Euviga, Could I get in touch with you about getting an aerial shot from this video?
@euviga4 жыл бұрын
Hi, apologies, I missed this comment. If still want a still shot from the video just let me know the timestamp(s) and I can take a snapshot from the original 4K footage.
@brigitsgarden3 жыл бұрын
@@euviga HI again, its been a while! This pandemic has really slowed this request down! If the offer still stands, perhaps 3 images at 26, 36 & 47 seconds. Hope you are well.
@brigitsgarden3 жыл бұрын
@@euviga you could send it to our general email address.
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Is there showers there. What time do you get up in morning???
Captures very well the essence of this holy place
My maternal grandparents met there, in the late 19Th Century. Mum said it wasn't uncommon at the time. I completed the 3 day pilgrimage in 1970 17 years old. Mum bet me £5 I couldn't do it, she knew me too well So glad I did. A connection with my culture and spiritual heritage. I had a feeling then and still, that this had been a special place long before the conversion of Ireland. There is a "Spirit of place" . I have felt it in such special sites, as "Delphi" in Greece. Borobudur in Java . I am sure you experience that crack in the universal spirit you can slip through.
Lovely, thanks for sharing.
His 1st competitive marathon! 😮
Fabulous 👌 👏 👍
A wonderful place and this video captures its spirit especially the 3 day experience May God bless all who go there ❤
Amen to that and thank you for commenting.
From Kenya with love 🇰🇪
Many Happy Returns to all our friends in Kenya.
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Would have loved to do the Lough Derg pilgrimage,in my younger days-have already done many all-night vigils in my lifetime-nowadays,at 61,can no longer kneel down and get back up by myself !! Still would love to go to Lough Derg,on a smaller retreat ??
They do 1-day retreats. I'll add some links in the description.
@euviga , I think I would love a 1-day retreat-Less intense and severe than the traditional 3-day pilgrimage,but I think,nevertheless OK for people like me,who no longer have their age o their side !!
Did that lad Paul ever do anything?
Wow 😲🤩😍
So sad that Richard Mohan died this week RIP
I made my first visit to Lough Derg on a one day retreat. What a wonderful day, I am still on a high.
Magnificent tradition.
🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 rip gerry
If that priest makes anymore hand gestures he will propel himself off the ground anybody would think he was playing table tennis he needs to tie his hands together
There should be a novena at knock every night for the mayo football team to switch over to surfing
thank you for the information, I think it is important to say who else was in the apparition.
I revisit for this! Awesomeness! Outstanding! From your series can guess where you're from... hmm.. I do think we have one 2 thing in common. You'll see.
Is that Jordan's Island in the clip?
Yes, that's it.
Hi Eugene, I am creating a short video for my Masters in NUIG, and would love if I could use a short snippet of your work in it please? It would be about 3-5s. Thanks so much!
Hi Lucy, no problem. I just look for an acknowledgement in the video or in the video description if posting on KZread. With that, fire away and best of luck with the video. Rgds, Eugene
Hi, I know you've been asked multiple times already over the years but I'd love to use some of your footage in a video I'm producing for college. Of course I'll credit you if you give me permission to use it. Thank you!
Hi Sean, not a problem. Just credit me (Eugene Garvin) in the video credits either in the video itself or the video description if posting on KZread. If it being posted publicly, would appreciate if you could send me a link as it's always interesting to see where it ended up. Best of luck with your video. Regards, Eugene
Use of drones is regulated in the EU. Is this legally obtained footage?
Hi Seamus, I took the footage back in 2016 prior to EU 2019/947 coming into effect at the end of 2020.. Folks from NUIG have contacted me to use the footage and it's even appeared on RTE - I assume based on footage received from the college that incorporated it. It is what it is and you 'd clearly have to follow the guidelines if recording it today.
Did someone have the license for this shot?
It’s another awesome video with pretty footages and cool music, thanks for sharing and hopefully u enjoy my video too :)
Can someone please tell me what that lovely Hymn is called , which the Priest sings alone at the end ?
Utterly amazing. I’m desperate to go. Such a journey into the life of the Desert Fathers and Mothers
Please.pray.for.my.familyhusband.sons.michael.bernetye.children Tom.pat.daughers.son.nlays.grandchildren.marty.ann
Fantastic documentary thanks for sharing.
Lough Dergh is a wonderful place. I went on the two day Pilgrmage fifteen years ago. It really is a great spiritual experience. It opens your soul up to Almighty God and makes you see yourself just as you are. I thank Our Heavenly Father for the privilege of doing the Pilgrimage and I would recommend it to people. Praise You Jesus and Mary. Amen.🙏🙏🙏 Nr. Ireland.
Stumbled on this magical place when road-tripping solo. Spent a lovely afternoon having the place to myself.
Sounds lovely 😍
Great
Why is this in my recommended videos? The algorithm is being extra weird today.
AMEN. GOD WANTED TO TALK TO YOU.
Kiernan is no Tracy
Well that's obvious as they were two different people, but as you probably didn't know, Jerry Kiernan was instrumental in John getting that silver medal assisting him throughout his preparation and training, and his two world cross country championships some years ago were down to Jerry's persistence R.I.P. Jerry
Show some respect
jerry kiernan was a brilliant athlere.And he finished 9thin an olympic marathon which had 107 competitors.i think that speaks volumes.
Jesus Christ is Lord for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life
Personally, if belief is all it takes, I would prefer not to spend eternity with pedophilic priests. You also seem to have conveniently forgotten that god got his son back, so that would only count as a loan.
Yea, but he did he save us from? His vengeful Daddy.
@@martingomel1611 English translation please. 😂😂
I wonder wether J.Tracy and C.Speding talk about that we are supposed to get either silver medal or bronze one during their running together in last 4miles if second group of theirs are still going till the finish.
They never talked to each other, according to both of them.
They didnt have any conversation. You should read charlie spedding's book "From last to first" he talks in depth about that race
Hopefully they don’t think walking barefoot and praying will save them. It’s by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Soli Deo Gloria. Sola scriptura. The Bible says not to let people know you are fasting! It’s not faith plus works. It’s faith alone. Otherwise you are boasting that you are Good! Amen?
There is nothing that cannot be believed through faith. Faith is therefore not a path to truth. The bible is just a book: written by men, adapted by men, translated by men, edited by men. There is no reason to believe any of the supernatural claims in it, any more than any other faith's scriptures or mythologies. The time to believe is when there is evidence, not because you've been told you have to have faith absent ANY evidence, by men who profit from your devotion.
Before you condemn Lough Derg you should try it. Nr. Ireland.
@@alpinion323 For Those That Believe No Explanation is necessary and for those who do not believe, no explanation is possible.
@@marielivingstone5369 because of those who believe without explanation: we have snake oil salesmen filling their pockets, and a church full of rapists preying on children told that the rapists are god's own servants. Do better.
@@alpinion323 when you are filled with so much hatred why do you go on to these channels? Then all of you trolls are alike. Have a nice day.
Wow the jurassic park theme song really adds a vibe to this video
Imagine three Europeans taking the medals in the Olympic marathon this year!
Great insight
"JEHOVAH SAVES THOSE WHO ARE DISCOUNTERED" “Jehovah is close to those who have a broken heart, he saves those who are discouraged.” (PS. 34:18) What will we see in this study? SOMETIMES we realize how short and 'full of worry' life is. (Job 14: 1) So you can understand why we feel discouraged from time to time. Many of Jehovah's servants in the past also felt this way. Some even wished to die. (1 Kings 19: 2-4; Job 3: 1-3, 11; 7:15, 16) But Jehovah - the God they trusted - comforted and strengthened them again and again. Their story was written in the Bible to comfort and instruct us. - Rom.15: 4. In this study, we will look at the example of Joseph, the son of Jacob; widow Naomi and her daughter-in-law Ruth; the Levite who wrote Psalm 73; and the apostle Peter. All of these servants of Jehovah have experienced discouraging situations. How did Jehovah strengthen them? What lessons can we learn from them? The answers to these questions will increase our confidence that “Jehovah is close to those with a broken heart” and that “he saves those who are discouraged”. (Ps. 34:18) JOSÉ SUPPORTED CRUEL INJUSTICES What happened to José when he was young? When Joseph was about 17, God made him have two dreams. These dreams indicated that José would become an important person and that he would be respected by his family. (Gen. 37: 5-10) But shortly after having these dreams, Joseph's life changed completely. Instead of respecting Joseph, his brothers sold him. He ended up becoming the slave of an Egyptian officer named Potiphar. (Gen. 37: 21-28) From one moment to the next, Joseph went from being a beloved son to becoming an insignificant slave in Egypt, working for a man who did not know Jehovah. (Gen. 39: 1) Then, Joseph's situation got even worse. Potiphar's wife accused Joseph of trying to rape her. But Potiphar did not even investigate the charge. Instead, he sent Joseph to prison, where he had to be chained. (Gen. 39: 14-20; Ps. 105: 17, 18) Joseph was just a young man. Imagine how he must have felt when he was falsely accused of trying to rape someone. Furthermore, what would people think of Jehovah upon learning of the accusation? Undoubtedly, José had many reasons to be discouraged! How did Joseph's dreams help you? Another thing that helped José overcome his discouragement was thinking about the dreams he had years before. They showed that José would see his family again and that his situation would improve. And that is what happened. When José was about 37, his dreams started to come true in an impressive way! (Gen. 37: 7,9,10; 42: 6,9) According to 1 Peter 5:10, what will help us as we go through suffering? Lessons for us. José's story reminds us of how cruel this world is and how people treat us unfairly. Even a brother in the faith can hurt us. But if we see Jehovah as our Rock, or our Refuge, we will not be discouraged or stop serving him. (Ps. 62: 6, 7; read 1 Peter 5:10.) Also remember that Joseph was about 17 years old when Jehovah made him have special dreams. It is clear that Jehovah trusts the youth who serve him. Today many young people are faithful to Jehovah like Joseph. Some of them, for not giving up their loyalty to God, are even unjustly imprisoned. (Ps 110: 3) TWO WOMEN TAKEN BY SADNESS Because of a great famine, Naomi and her family members had to leave their home in Judah to live as foreigners in Moab. There, Naomi's husband, Elimelech, died, and she was left alone with her two children. After a while, Noemi's children married two Moabite women: one was called Ruth and the other was called Orpa. After about ten years, Naomi's children also died, leaving no children. (Ruth 1: 1-5) Imagine how devastated these three women were! Of course, Ruth and Orpa could get married again. But Naomi was already old; who was going to take care of her? Once, Noemi was so depressed that she even said, “Don't call me Naomi. Call me Mara, because the Almighty has made my life very bitter. ” Heartbroken, Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem, and Ruth went with her. (Ruth 1: 7, 18-20) What happened to Naomi and Ruth? The owner of the field where Ruth gleaned was a rich man named Boaz. Ruth's love and loyalty to Naomi left Boaz impressed. So he bought their family inheritance and married Ruth. (Ruth 4: 9-13) Boaz and Ruth had a son named Obed, who later became King David's grandfather. (Ruth 4:17) How did Boaz help Naomi and Ruth? God proved to Naomi and Ruth that he can help his servants who are sad and discouraged. Can he do the same for you? (See paragraphs 8 through 13.) Imagine Naomi's joy in carrying little Obede, thanking God for this gift! But the best is yet to come. When they are resurrected, Naomi and Ruth will discover that Obed became the ancestor of the Promised Messiah, Jesus Christ! jw.org
Thanks for posting. Great memories of this marathon back in 84. Very poignant today as in the passing Jerry Kiernan who finished 9th in L A that day.
I was thinking the same myself today. While John took the limelight, Jerry also did us proud in LA. I also loved his athletics commentary on RTE so very sad to hear of his passing.
And the Olympic coverage on rte is sorely missing Jerry Kiernan's brilliant passionate analysis.
@@bfc3057 I got into the Colesium on the way back from the worlds in Eugene this summer. It's an awesome stadium. It must have been an incredible feeling entering the stadium for John in 84.
I am proud to be an Alumni of Nui Galway.
Hello I am making a video on nuig can I use a small portion of your video please? This is the best one I’ve seen
Hi, thanks for asking. Not a problem - I just ask that you acknowledge the channel either in the video itself or the supporting text.
On my bucket list
Hopefully that glasshouse monstrosity between the Archway and Aula Maxima was a temporary erection.
spectacular, thanks for sharing
Hey. Lovely footage. Do you mind if use it for a college project ? It would be really helpful. Will add the credits incase it is uploaded anywhere.
Thanks Komal. That's fine. Just note the channel reference EUVIGA in the credits as this is original material. Regards
Tremendous documentary! Highly recommend. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Euviga, Could I get in touch with you about getting an aerial shot from this video?
Hi, apologies, I missed this comment. If still want a still shot from the video just let me know the timestamp(s) and I can take a snapshot from the original 4K footage.
@@euviga HI again, its been a while! This pandemic has really slowed this request down! If the offer still stands, perhaps 3 images at 26, 36 & 47 seconds. Hope you are well.
@@euviga you could send it to our general email address.