Gunner's Lake Germantown, Maryland November 2024

The sequence of the "Dies Irae" (13th century) is sung in the traditional Roman liturgy of the Requiem, the Holy Mass for the dead, to make people aware of the seriousness of death, when they will have to give an account of their lives to God. Even though our hope in the hour of death may rest entirely on the mercy of God and the redeeming act of Christ, this in no way diminishes the awesomeness of that hour when we stand before the holiness of God.
We offer this song to our beloved Heavenly Father for all the departed, especially those whom no one remembers. But we also offer it to the Lord for all those who come to the end of their lives unprepared. May the Lord, in His infinite goodness, have mercy on them!
The month of November is traditionally a time in which the Catholic community remembers those who have died. It is related to the fact that the end of November is the end of the Liturgical Year with a new year starting the First Sunday of Advent - the four-week period of preparation before Christmas.
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This drone footage was captured during a recreational flight, fully complying with the FAA regulations outlined in §44809 of Title 49, United States Code. This section establishes the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations of Unmanned Aircraft. Here's a breakdown of the regulations adhered to during this flight:Flight Specifications: Purpose: The flight was conducted strictly for recreational purposes, adhering to point (1) of the statute. Community Guidelines: The flight followed all applicable safety guidelines set by a community-based organization in accordance with the FAA, as outlined in point (2). Visual Line of Sight: The pilot maintained continuous visual line of sight with the drone throughout the flight, as required by point (3). Yielding Right of Way: The pilot yielded the right of way to any manned aircraft encountered, ensuring compliance with point (4). Airspace Restrictions: The flight did not occur in any restricted airspace (like near airports or national parks) without prior authorization, adhering to points (5) and (6). Specifically: For Class B, C, or D airspace, and designated Class E airspace near airports, prior authorization from the FAA was obtained, as stipulated in point (5). In Class G airspace, the flight remained under 400 feet above ground level, complying with point (6). Knowledge Test: The pilot has successfully completed the required aeronautical knowledge and safety test as mandated by point (7) and maintains proof of passage for potential inspection by the FAA or law enforcement. Drone Specifications: Weight: The drone used weighs 249 grams, which is below the threshold requiring mandatory registration with the FAA.Furthermore, this video is not monetized on TH-cam.By adhering to these regulations, this flight fell under the scope of recreational operation as defined by the FAA.Please note: This is not an exhaustive list of all FAA regulations for drone use. Always check for the latest regulations and airspace restrictions before your flight at knowbeforeyouf....