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St. Vincent Tour Videos // 03

02:41,

2009-10-16 13:43:28

Description: This is the third installment of the St. Vincent Tour Videos. In this video we learn about the boys on tour with St. Vincent and learn what life is like on the road. See more videos and tour info on (More)

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Tags: St. Vincent Annie Clark Evan Smith Daniel Heart William Flynn Anthony Lamarca Tour Blog Road instruments hippies crazies band members boys joy love fun

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drama at excape st vincent

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01:22,

2008-04-21 18:51:39

Description: the boys night out

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Tags: beach calliaqua escape st tourist villa vincent vincy

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St. Vincent & the Grenadines - Boys don't cry

02:45,

2008-04-22 10:47:53

Description: A video of Dutch band St. Vincent & the Grenadines playing 'Boys Don't Cry' by the Cure.

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Tags: boys cry cure dont gorinchem goudriaan grenadines haarhorst ottoland vincent

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Be a Circle V Ranch counselor and help mentor young ...

03:39,

2009-11-22 06:58:59

Description: The Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Circle V Ranch Camp is located in the mountains above beautiful Santa Barbara, CA. For eight weeks every summer, 1200 boys and girls, some of whom come from (More)

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Fields of St. Etienne - Mary Hopkin

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03:17,

2008-04-21 18:51:39

Description: So this song is freaking hard to find. Fields of St. Etienne sung by Mary Hopkin Art from Vincent Van Gogh lyrics: Through the fields of St Etienne Amidst the corn I wonder In my hand an ear of (More)

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Tags: art etienne fields folk gogh hopkin lost mary of oldies st van vincen

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French Volunteer in Sri Lanka

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02:26,

2008-04-22 09:03:41

Description: Let me introduce myself. My name is Patricia and I'm a 45 year old chemist from France. This summer, I chose to spend my holidays with disadvantaged children in Sri Lanka. Projects Abroad placed (More) Let me introduce myself. My name is Patricia and I'm a 45 year old chemist from France. This summer, I chose to spend my holidays with disadvantaged children in Sri Lanka. Projects Abroad placed me at an orphanage, situated about 1 or 2 hours from Colombo, on the West coast near Kalutara. So on the 3rd July 2007 I discovered Don Bosco Boy's Home near Maggona, which was surrounded by coconut trees. I stayed there for one month and sharing in the daily lives of those children was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. I could not have imagined beforehand the emotional attachment I would form in my relationships with them. Quickly I realised that they needed a lot of affection and attention, so I spent as much time with them as possible. Early in the morning the children went to St Vincent's school. During this time I helped Rani the matron (known as Aunty). She's often the only woman in the orphanage. She's patient and pays much attention to the boys. She washes their clothes and repairs their pillows, shirts, trousers, blankets etc. Rani Aunty is a marvellous woman and takes on the role as the mother of the children. With two other volunteers, Stephen and Furqan, we cleaned the floors of the bed rooms where approximately 100 boys slept, and also the kitchen and the class room. After lunch, many boys worked in the garden, taking care of the animals. In the hall we organised art and craft classes with the little boys. They really liked to experiment with drawings, paintings and collages. At the end of the month we had enough paintings for an exhibition on the orphanage's walls. We also organised an art competition where we distributed prizes, cakes and fruit juices. I was so glad to see the happiness in their eyes. Usually after tea time we played cricket, volley ball and soccer with the boys in the playground. At the end of the day we helped them to do homework in the class room. We tried to teach them some basic English by using drawings and singing songs. We repeated the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary. Sometimes I ate dinner with them in their dining PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com www.projects-abroad.net 19 room before praying and sleeping. All day long they need attention and affection. Often I took on the role of a nurse to take care of their health. I've taken care of their eyes during conjunctivitis epidemics and I've dressed cuts on their knees with bandages etc. They offer me smiles and show me much affection and love. The children have very different backgrounds. Some of them had a very hard life living on the streets before coming to the orphanage. But with love, attention and affection, and some good life rules we can help them to progress in a good way. Thank you to Projects Abroad for your help and your presence all through my placement. Together we worked for the well being of the children. With the other Volunteers we organised different activities during the weekends, such as a dental awareness exhibition in a primary school in the rainforest area. Furqan who is a dentist, explained the basic hygiene dental rules to the children. And together we organised an art competition. From this example you can appreciate the real action happening on the ground within the heart of the communities, all because of Projects Abroad. The other weekends I spent time on the southern beaches and visited the cultural areas around Kandy. Sri Lanka is such a beautiful island!!! But most importantly for me it was a really fantastic human experience, full of love and emotion. I now have so many friends in Sri Lanka and so many little boys who will stay in my heart for the rest of my life. We continue to exchange letters and drawings. I hope for the best for them before I see them again, maybe next year! I have no hesitations in saying that if you want to do something useful and rewarding during your holiday, you should choose such an experience. It's so rich for the spirit and has given me a whole new outlook on life and on the world. (Less)

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Tags: Abroad experience France Gap general Lanka Patricia Projects sea speaks specially Sri teaching tropical vacation year

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Hanging Bens Bells with Kashka & Zachary

06:48,

2008-05-15 22:23:44

Description: Sunday afternoon was beautiful in more ways than one! Philanthropist, and sister in Christ, Sarah Hewlett and her husband Chad just moved to our area from Arizona and now worship with us in Beaverton. (More) Sunday afternoon was beautiful in more ways than one! Philanthropist, and sister in Christ, Sarah Hewlett and her husband Chad just moved to our area from Arizona and now worship with us in Beaverton. She introduced us to a charitable organization she works for called Ben's Bells. Yesterday we met with a group of about 20 people and listened to a mother's story of how her three year old boy named Ben passed away suddenly and unexpectedly from a closed passageway to his lungs caused by croup. She went on to explain how much the small kindnesses of friends and strangers really helped her to survive this great loss. As therapy, she and her friends began making bells with messages attached that encourage kindness, and distributed them randomly in parks and in public places for others to find and take home as a reminder to look for opportunities to spread kindness in memory of Ben. To date they have hung about 10,000 bells around the country, and are funded by the sale of T-shirts and other items (not including bells)found on their website at www.bensbells.org Yesterday Me, my son Zach, my dear friend Erika Hargis and her daughter Kashka (aka "special K")left twenty bells for strangers to find including one at Burnside (Portland's Skid Row), at an assisted living facility, St. Vincent's Hospital, the Oncology Clinic, Police and Fire Stations, the Senior Center, and St.Mary's School for Boys. The two that made us most teary and made Kashka cry out "I feel so good right now!" was at a cemetery when we left one to hang from the thumb of a statue of Jesus on the cross, and my favorite moment, when we found a young woman all alone sitting next to a grave, Zach got out of the car and in her presence, and without a word, attached it to a tree a few feet from her as she watched, and left. Since each tag also includes the website address, this provides a place for those who find bells, to write their reactions and plans to spread kindness. Our St. Vincent Hospital bell has already been found by an ER Nurse who has written her "thank you" on the Ben's Bells Blog and is spreading the word of kindness among her coworkers. The four of us prayed that our bells would be found by those most in need of encouragement, but maybe we were the most encouraged of all. There will be many more opportunities to help make or hang Ben's Bells, and we'd love for you to join us. I think you'll find it a meaningful and fun activity to do especially with your kids. (Less)

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Tags: Afternoon Beautiful One Sunday

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French Volunteer in Sri Lanka

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02:26,

2007-08-10 23:49:50

Description: Let me introduce myself. My name is Patricia and I'm a 45 year old chemist from France. This summer, I chose to spend my holidays with disadvantaged children in Sri Lanka. Projects Abroad (More) Let me introduce myself. My name is Patricia and I'm a 45 year old chemist from France. This summer, I chose to spend my holidays with disadvantaged children in Sri Lanka. Projects Abroad placed me at an orphanage, situated about 1 or 2 hours from Colombo, on the West coast near Kalutara. So on the 3rd July 2007 I discovered Don Bosco Boy's Home near Maggona, which was surrounded by coconut trees. I stayed there for one month and sharing in the daily lives of those children was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. I could not have imagined beforehand the emotional attachment I would form in my relationships with them. Quickly I realised that they needed a lot of affection and attention, so I spent as much time with them as possible. Early in the morning the children went to St Vincent's school. During this time I helped Rani the matron (known as Aunty). She's often the only woman in the orphanage. She's patient and pays much attention to the boys. She washes their clothes and repairs their pillows, shirts, trousers, blankets etc. Rani Aunty is a marvellous woman and takes on the role as the mother of the children. With two other volunteers, Stephen and Furqan, we cleaned the floors of the bed rooms where approximately 100 boys slept, and also the kitchen and the class room. After lunch, many boys worked in the garden, taking care of the animals. In the hall we organised art and craft classes with the little boys. They really liked to experiment with drawings, paintings and collages. At the end of the month we had enough paintings for an exhibition on the orphanage's walls. We also organised an art competition where we distributed prizes, cakes and fruit juices. I was so glad to see the happiness in their eyes. Usually after tea time we played cricket, volley ball and soccer with the boys in the playground. At the end of the day we helped them to do homework in the class room. We tried to teach them some basic English by using drawings and singing songs. We repeated the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary. Sometimes I ate dinner with them in their dining PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com www.projects-abroad.net 19 room before praying and sleeping. All day long they need attention and affection. Often I took on the role of a nurse to take care of their health. I've taken care of their eyes during conjunctivitis epidemics and I've dressed cuts on their knees with bandages etc. They offer me smiles and show me much affection and love. The children have very different backgrounds. Some of them had a very hard life living on the streets before coming to the orphanage. But with love, attention and affection, and some good life rules we can help them to progress in a good way. Thank you to Projects Abroad for your help and your presence all through my placement. Together we worked for the well being of the children. With the other Volunteers we organised different activities during the weekends, such as a dental awareness exhibition in a primary school in the rainforest area. Furqan who is a dentist, explained the basic hygiene dental rules to the children. And together we organised an art competition. From this example you can appreciate the real action happening on the ground within the heart of the communities, all because of Projects Abroad. The other weekends I spent time on the southern beaches and visited the cultural areas around Kandy. Sri Lanka is such a beautiful island!!! But most importantly for me it was a really fantastic human experience, full of love and emotion. I now have so many friends in Sri Lanka and so many little boys who will stay in my heart for the rest of my life. We continue to exchange letters and drawings. I hope for the best for them before I see them again, maybe next year! I have no hesitations in saying that if you want to do something useful and rewarding during your holiday, you should choose such an experience. It's so rich for the spirit and has given me a whole new outlook on life and on the world. (Less)

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Tags: Abroad experience France Gap general Lanka Patricia Projects sea speaks specially Sri teaching tropical vacation year

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SVdP's Circle V Ranch Camp - A Place of Hope and Fun...

02:09,

2009-03-06 06:55:23

Description: Jose Rossier, executive director of the Society of St. Vincent de...

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St V Spirit of Sport-Pike boys soccer Curtis Donlan

00:00,

2009-08-11 12:44:46

Description: Pike senior Curtis Donlan, a Wisdom Scholar nominee, discusses playing soccer and hittin' the books over his four years at Pike. Video by E. Shawn Aylsworth

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Tags: st v st vincent spirit of sport st vincent spirit of sport Pike curtis donlan soccer boys soccer

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Liquid Dreams @ Relay For Life 2007

04:15,

2008-04-21 18:51:39

Description: This was at the Relay For Life in St. Patrick St. Vincent High School August 4-5 in Vallejo. At midnight there was karaoke so people went up to dance and sing.... Here's what V-Town did. (More)

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Tags: 2007 Backstreet Boys Christian CYM David Dreams For Jazo Karaoke Life Liquid Relay SPSV V-Town Vallejo

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Sharing Sudanese Tradition

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03:24,

2008-04-21 18:51:39

Description: Kerubino Kang Guot, Angelo Kiir Ngong, Marino Mauro, Gabriel Bol Deng, and Makram Bosso are some of the "Lost Boys" from Sudan that meet Saturdays at St. Vincent De Paul Church in Syracuse, (More)

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Tags: Boys clay cows Lost post-standard Sharing Sudanese syracuse Tradition

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Frangipani Caterpillar on Bequia

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01:05,

2008-04-21 18:51:39

Description: A Beatiful caterpillar on Bequia. They are ferocious eaters. Watch this one defend himself as he feels a bit threateded by the boys. The spike on their bum is really for show as it is soft to the (More)

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Tags: "St bequia caterpillar frangipani Grenadines Grenadines" the Vincent

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Liquid Dreams @ Relay For Life 2007

04:15,

2007-08-06 23:20:28

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Tags: 2007 Backstreet Boys Christian CYM David Dreams For Jazo Karaoke Life Liquid Relay SPSV V-Town Vallejo

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chickspoint survivors

01:39,

2008-06-13 04:59:45

Description: came from nowhere, wd our SHIP 'going mary'... the member of the OTOG pirates are the 'WHOLESOME BOYS' - lemons, sander, joru, st. agz. papi choluh, ur d man n short UMA, manoy (More)

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