1396 - Crusaders under Earl of Nevers reach Vienna 1664 - Colony of New Jersey founded when Duke of York grants Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret ownership of land between the Hudson and Delaware Rivers 1692 - Kingston, Jamaica, founded after Port Royal at mouth of the harbour destroyed by an earthquake 1750 - Jesuit priest hold first mass in The Little Chapel in Tadoussac, New France (built 1747, now the oldest surviving church in North America) 1843 - Vincenzo Soliva decrees no Jew can live outside a ghetto in Italy 1900 - Dutch Social-Democratic Workers' party and Socialistenbond merge 1953 - KSWS (now KOBR) TV channel 8 in Roswell, NM (NBC) begins broadcasting 1974 - India is dismissed for 42 in 17 overs in 2nd Test defeat to England at Lord's; lowest total in country's Test cricket history; Chris Old 5-21, Geoff Arnold 4-19 1986 - Guy Hunt elected 1st Republican governor of Alabama in 112 years 1989 - Jiang Zemin appointed the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1946 - Georges Bidault elected premier of France 1948 - Soviet Union begins the West Berlin Blockade by stopping access by road, rail and water 1960 - 10th Berlin International Film Festival: "El Lazarillo de Tormes" wins Golden Bear 1961 - Tony Sheridan, backed by the Beatles, records "If You Love Me Baby" (aka "Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby") in Hamburg, Germany 1968 - LPGA Championship Women's Golf, Pleasant Valley CC: Canadian Sandra Post wins an 18-hole playoff against Kathy Whitworth by 7 strokes 2019 - Greek Cypriot army officer Nicos Metaxas given seven life sentences for the murder of five women and two children in Nicosia More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1343 - Jeanne de Valois, Queen of Navarre, born in Châteauneuf-sur-Loire, France (d. 1373) 1848 - Brooks Adams, American philosopher (Theory of Social Revolutions), born in Quincy, Massachusetts (d. 1927) 1870 - Horatio Mbelle, South African interpreter, community leader and politician, born in Burgersdorp, Cape Colony (d. 1947) 1906 - Pierre Fournier, French cellist, and teacher (Paris Conservatoire, 1937-49), born in Paris, France (d. 1986) 1965 - Uwe Krupp, NHL ice hockey defenseman, 1986-2003 (2 x All- Star; 2 x Stanley Cup; Buffalo Sabres, Colorado Avalanche, and 3 other teams; Olympics. 1998 (Germany)), and European coach, born in Cologne, Germany 1982 - Jarret Stoll, Canadian ice hockey player More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1952 - Lodewijk Mortelmans, Belgian composer (Morgenstemming - Morning Mood), dies at 84 1978 - Robert Charroux, French writer (b. 1909) 1993 - Archie Williams, American athlete (Olympic gold 400m 1936), dies of a heart attack at 78 1995 - Inshan Ali, West Indian cricketer (WI chinaman bowler 1971-77), dies at 45 2007 - Chris Benoit, Canadian professional wrestler (b. 1967) 2023 - Ian Browne, Australian track cyclist (Olympic gold 2000m tandem 1956 [with Tony Marchant], dies at 92 More Famous Deaths »

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If you use your time wisely, there will be no wasted time in your life. But if you just sit around and complain that it's taking too long to get where you want to go, you will waste time.

Sometimes, we get moved to another part of the battlefield, and that’s okay. But at all times, we are called to forget ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow him. And that applies to our lives in Christian communities, not just privately.

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