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Dielli | The Sun

Albanian American Newspaper Devoted to the Intellectual and Cultural Advancement of the Albanians in America | Since 1909

Një prej atij brezi…

May 19, 2022 by s p

Merita B. Mccormack/


Keshtu e quajtëm Gjon Buçaj-n, ish kryetarin e VATRES qe nderroi jete me 14 Maj 2022 ne Virxhinia, SHBA. Gjon Lekë Buçaj shumekush e ka njohur e thirrur me emrin Doktor. Ai ishte ai djali i ri nga Arsi i Pukes, qe emigroi ne Itali e me pas i martuar arriti ne SHBA dhe krijoi familjen duke u trasheguar nga dy djem e dy vajza. E kam njohur Doktorin para shume vitesh, kur jetoja ne Nju Jork dhe kur me ftoi i ndjeri Agim Karagjozi te integrohesha ne VATER.Mbaj mend Agim (Karagjozin) syperlotur per “Diellin” fleteverdhe, dhe Gjonin më optimist e më me shprese. Gjoni ne çdo feste vinte veshur me kostumin e papijonin e zi mbi kemishen e bardhe . Kur mblidheshin benin biseda koke me koke mes tyre e me Z. Agim Rexha, Kryetarin e Nderit te Vatres sot, e te tjere krere ne VATER e pastaj mblidhnin Kryesine, krijonin komisione e vendosnin per gjera madhore ne VATER.Kishin stil te kohes e shkolles se tyre, ishin kolegjiale mes vetesh dhe mua ngahere me pelqente shume qe te gjithe keta burra, kolosa ne VATER, asnjehere nuk i nxitonin punet. Me teknologjine moderne gjithshka ishte e mundur te pershpejtohej , por jo per ta.Agimi (Karagjozi) punonte vetem me takime ne person , e kur donte dicka te shkruar, e shkruante dhe ta dergonte me postë. Kam shume letra prej tij . Me nje shkrim me gërma si ruaza! Agimi favorizonte edhe faks-in por jo te gjithe kishim makina faksi!. Keshtu qe shpesh here ne qeshnim thonim, do te flasesh me Agimin (K), rri zgjuar gje nga mesnata(per ti telefonuar kur ai punonte) ose dergo nje email tek doktori-e dhe e ke te zgjidhur!
Gjoni , u integrua ne bashkekomunikimin elektronik dhe nese nje dite do hap arkivat e komunikimit me te ndoshta ka material qe mund te mbushe faqe te tera libri. Ai te pergjigjej ne kohe, e njihte mire emailin dhe e perdorte shume efektivisht. Shqipen e perdorte rallë ne emaile, por ne komunikimet ne person fliste me shume shqip se Anglisht.
Punët e mira për Vattën , bisedat me te kane qene te shumta, kujtimet nga me te ndryshmet, dhembshuria e madhe. E kam thene edhe privatisht edhe publikisht qe e kam dashur si nje babe te dyte. Edhe ai me ka dashur e respektuar si vajze te tijen, me ka ndihmuar ne aktivitetin si VATRANE ne DC dhe asnjehere nuk kemi pasur perplasje personale.
Doktori kishte familjaret e tij ne lagjen ku une jetoja deri ne vitin 2017 dhe shiheshim dendur. Ai ishte i kujdesshem ne menyren se si percohej mesazhi, kujt i shkonte mesazhi dhe ishte i vemendshem qe mos linte asnje detaj te rendesishme jashte komunikimit. Ishte i mireorganizuar e mirefokusuar.
Pershembull ne 100 vjetorin e VATRES ai u perkujdes qe cdo figure kombetare jashte e brenda vendit te njoftohej e te vinte ne feste. Mbaj mend se si me thoshte mos harro ti dërgosh ftese ketij apo atij personi ne DC. Dhe i mblodhem! E ndoqi punen deri ne fund megjithese mosha bente te veten. Ajo feste do mbahet mend nder vite dhe kujdesi personal i Doktorit nuk do harrohet.
Doktori ishte edhe poet. Shpesh kur udhetonim per te bere vizita te perbashketa ne Institucionet Amerikane në DC , ai me tregonte se si kishte shkruar poezi qe kur ishte i vogel, para se te largohej nga Shqiperia si adoleshent. Dhe i mbante mend te gjitha vargjet. I recitonte me pathos. Pastaj kur hynim ne zyrat e mbledhjeve, rikthehej ne Doktorin patriot e Vatranin e devotshem. Ai ishte unapologjetik kur vinte puna per ceshtje kombetare, ishte demokrat i vendosur , antikomunist dhe sypatrembur.
E kishte shume te qarte cka kerkonte, si e kerkonte dhe ishte patriot i shquar.
Vdekja e tij ka shkaktuar trishtim nder familjaret dhe te afermit , por edhe nder Vatranet dhe ju shpreh ngushellimet e mia te gjithe te afermeve te tij dhe kolegeve ne VATER. Me Doktorin nuk isha takuar prej problemeve qe shkaktoi Virusi Kovid se fundi , por mbaj mend që takimi i fundit ka qene në festën e ditlindjes së mbeses se tij , Gjozefineku ai personalisjt më ftoi.Do ta mbaj mend ashtu te qeshur , të gezuar e te lumtur per trashegimtaret e tij familjarë.
Lutjet e mia jane per paqe shpirterore per doktorin në mbreterine e Hyjit, Zoti i dhente ngushellim gruas dhe femijeve te tij, ngushellime dhe Vatraneve kudo ku jane. Vatra ka trasheguar shumë prej doktorit dhe sot e nderojme e respektojme vepren e tij sa ishte si anetar, nenkryetar e Kryetar. Pushofsh në paqe Doktor!

Filed Under: ESSE Tagged With: Merita bajraktari

Monsignor Lush Gjergji  in Washington DC

May 9, 2022 by s p

By Merita B. McCormack*/

On Saturday, May 7th, on the Eve of Mother’s Day, Albanian Community in the Diocese Of Arlington, Virginia, welcomed Monsignor Lush Gjergji of Kosova, the Albanian Biographer of Saint Mother Teresa. The Mass and reception were hosted by Divine Mercy University in Sterling, Virginia and the Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Charles Sikorsky, LC , President of the University.  During his homily Dom Lushi spoke about the teachings of  the church , commenting on the passages read  from Holy Scripture and also spoke  about the  virtue of love and the message of mother Teresa in our times.

He emphasized the role and values of family, particularly the role of the mother, which was poignant due to the fact that Mother’s Day Feast fell on Sunday, May 8th. He said among many other things, that a complete traditional Albanian family is that of three generations, with parents, grandparents and children. Dom Lushi blessed the mothers present at the end of Mass and then after Mass he blessed the congregation with the relics of Albanian martyrs. The mass servers and gift bearers were from the Crnkovich family and the cantor was from the McCormack family. Denis Guma and Nela Crnkovich helped with the readings in Albanian.

After mass, we moved to a reception hall, where coffee, soft drinks and desserts were served. The desserts were provided as a donation by Ira Mehani, owner of “Sweet Treats by Irene”. During the reception Denis Guma recalled the history of the community and thanked the rest of the core members of this group.  The author of this note summarized Dom Lushi’s homily for English speakers present and provided translations onwards. 

Dom Lushi had a conversation with the community and many questions were asked  during a reception. During that Q&A session  Dom Lushi touched again upon the revered Albanian traditions as that of love, compassion , multifamily generations and harmony in the family. He called to our attention the dangers of today’s 5 dictatorships which are: 1. materialism, 2. consumerism, 3. hedonism, 4.relativism and 5.practical atheism.

 There was a question  regarding divisions among the faith communities, and Dom Lushi elaborated on the nature of  common good, true love and the unity through diversity by respecting each other’s freedom and loving each other truly as God does love us. In the post Mass reception he answered several questions and shared his vocation story. He said he was 13 years old when he saw his parish priest being arrested by the communist  government and felt filled  with sorrow. At that time he said he asked  God :” If you will, please make me your priest” And his brother too became a priest.

He shared the story of Mother Teresa’s Grandfather , Lazer Bojaxhiu from Prizren, Kosovo in the mid 1800 and  how he escaped the massacre and moved to Skopje, Macedonia, where he established the business ( Trade and Real Estate). His son Nikolle Bojaxhiu, mother Teresa’s father, continued his charitable work with the poor and owned ten homes, nine of which were used for the homeless. 

Dom Lushi shared that he met Mother when he was 18  years old and at a Seminary in Rome and that she was so happy to meet an Albanian seminarian that she would  not let go of him and checking his health and asking about all Albanian related issues. He said at that moment he knew she was a saint and began writing about her.

When Dom Lushi was asked about his books, he mentioned that one book with selected writings on Mother Teresa is soon becoming available in English. It is published by “Illyria” Newspaper owner, Mr. Vehbi Bajrami. 

Also he mentioned the newly printed book about St. Jerome, the Illyrian(Dalmat), which is available in Kosova.

Preservation of Albanian Culture and Tradition in Washington DC (PACT DC), an artistic youth dance group welcomed Dom Lushi, performed a few dances and invited everyone to join the dances (valle).

After the event, several families went to a local restaurant and treated the guests to dinner. 

Dom Lushi was accompanied for the whole duration of stay in Virginia by Mr. Marash Nucullaj of Michigan, an activist in the Albanian community. 

On Sunday May 8th, Dom Lushi concelebrated Mass at St.John the Beloved Catholic church and visited the first class relic of Mother Teresa. He then was met by Sabri Tahiri, an Albanian of Kosova in DC who, together with other friends, treated the guest to lunch and did some sightseeing around DC. Dom Lushi returned to Detroit, where he has been staying since Easter.

The events were well attended by Albanians and Americans. Among the notable community personalities there were Ms. Buta Biberaj, the Loudoun County Commonwealth Attorney, who is of Albanian origin, former VOA journalists and authors Shaqir Salihu and Laura Konda. Mrs. Gabriela O’Connell, a German- American, attended as a friend of the community. We are grateful to all.*The author is the co-founder of the community and the current coordinator.

Filed Under: Komunitet Tagged With: Merita bajraktari

Preserving and promoting the good here in America

November 23, 2021 by s p

By Merita Bajraktari *

Throughout the years, we Albanian Americans praise and appreciate our Albanian culture, traditions, customs, food and while we make significant efforts at that, we are also very much interested into adapting ourselves to the new country, this great USA.

We often cherish and celebrate our important days and bring together our families to share, celebrate and these are always great and good things to do.  

We do not   get into the explanation of the “why’s” or the “what’s” but we know that it is good, it is beautiful and it is rewarding to do such things as mentioned above. 

Most common celebrations are those days of Independence (Both Albania and Republic of Kosova), Albanian language school year endings, Mother’s Day but also other important days, according to the groups, regions and faith traditions. 

We do make a genuine effort to get together and celebrate. We put our best costumes, we make sure our spouses and our children are available too and we bring our best cooking and dancing skills to work. We have personal, family and community fun! 

We make a great effort to have a good time and when we have non Albanians among us, who likewise have a good time, we find ourselves saying or  emphasizing things that sound like: “This is the Albanian way”, “this is how Albanians do it”, “it is an Albanian thing”…or whatever other  phrase that indicates “this is good because it is  Albanian,  or  this is Albanian, therefore it is good”. 

I think, during these events, we associate the good fun with that of “Albanian way” and with what had made us feel good in the past, when we were in Albanian land. I am not a psychologist, so am just taking the guess here. Nevertheless, I wish to say that every time we have such a good event we rightfully take pride and enjoy it.  

But what do we do to help more with it. 

I do not know about the reader, each one has his or her own experience, but I have found many times that a lot of people get together and invite speakers that teach common sense to them.  Recently I attended such a talk on “the economy of household”. 

Everything that the great speaker said, was great, true and beautiful.

Yet, I felt there was nothing new to me personally as I felt he was describing the Albanian traditional family (at least the one I grew up and those of my cousins and neighbors). 

He was emphasizing the great role of the family’s togetherness- I reflected I was so much with my family that at times I wanted to be alone at times 😊. 

He pointed to the need of parents and children doing things together, so the children can learn but also appreciate the work. Not only that but the parents really get to know their children- I reflected on that and recalled the daily work we did together, whether was cleaning the house, doing the dishes, cooking together, digging the fields, harvesting fruits, harvesting honey, making winter food, making mud bricks and attending weddings and funerals. All together. I was yearning to be a bit alone those days 😊 

The speaker spoke of how we (America and the West) have   lost the traditional family of pre-industrial and sexual revolution, meaning those of pre-1950. 

He was talking about outsourcing of care and “love” for the children. That is sad indeed. 

As Thanksgiving is approaching here in the USA and as the families are rushing to prepare for this great feast, traveling for thousands of miles so they can cherish the family and thank God for all the abundant blessings, I can say that for us Albanians, the family togetherness has been a steady feature turned into a virtue. It is a great quality. A wonderful lesson for the world to appreciate and learn from. And we should preserve it and promote it. 

I like to invite all to continue to be proud of our heritage, to cherish our traditional family and the values while we integrate in this great country. We can be giving what we have as best and receiving what is offered as best. 

We have so much good to share about Albanian way of family life. And not just one day, but as a way of living in such a community which since in times of Aristotle was defined and loved as the basic unit of the society. Today is very much on the focus of dark forces to be destroyed. In another article I would share about those attacks on the family. For now: 

Happy and a Blessed thanksgiving to all! 

Happy Albanian Flag Day too!!

  • This article reflects Author’s views and not necessarily those of the newspaper. The Author is an Albanian Immigrant, citizen of the USA. She is a wife, mother and Higher Education professional. Her free time she dedicates to her family, parish and community. She is an author and speaker on “Life under Communism in Albania”. Her twitter handle is @emershqip

Filed Under: Analiza Tagged With: Merita bajraktari

A Call for conversion into the beautiful American Way

November 20, 2021 by s p

By Merita Bajraktari*

If you paid attention to the Comptroller of the Currency Nomination Hearing for Saule Omarova on the morning of Thursday Nov 18th 2021, you probably felt fooled, duped, sad, mad, excited, hopeful, useless, and all those combined.  It depends on what side of the American political spectrum you are on.  

The hearing can be found here:  

Saule Omarova, an immigrant from  Kazakhstan currently teaches law at Cornell University. She is , according to those who know her, a brilliant mind, a woman, a minority, an immigrant , who was born and raised in the former Soviet Union (Kazakhstan) and came to America, where she greatly succeeded, at least  professionally.  She is now picked by Joe Biden to a very important position.

It is also said that she was arrested for shoplifting at a TJ Maxx store. 

You can read details of that here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWcQqQfsklY

I do not know Saule personally.

But I know the system that made her and that formed her.  I know the mentality of people like me and her, who came from the Eastern Bloc Countries and who were subject to state control and propaganda on almost everything  

I am Saule’s age and it appears we came to the US at approximately the same time. Maybe I came a few years later, but it was in the 90s.

I grew up in communist Albania. I went to school there and the Albanian system was a copycat of the former Soviet system and I know exactly what happened to our generation and to those who came to the USA. 

I was very impressed by several honorable senators questioning Saule. Yet I was shocked by several honorable senators who encouraged her and wished for her to be the person in charge of the US Currency. I was thinking whether these senators (Democrats) are aware of what is happening here? Or maybe they are not actually fully aware of what they are doing? It is sad to see they are promoting a person with a socialist and Marxist leaning agenda, which fits the agenda of the left, which sadly is pushing more and more   to the left and hurting our great USA. Wake up America before you lose all your freedoms

I will raise three major points:

1. Saule was a member of the Komsomol, the All-Union Leninist Young Communist League in the former Soviet Union. I was a member of Albania’s similar Youth Union that at my time was called “The Labor Youth Union of Albania”. That organization was the youth wing of Communist Party of Albania and was the feeding organization to the party.  The whole society was organized in the same way as the communist Party was. You started your indoctrination as young as six years old, when you started first grade. By the age of eight the children became members of the young Fatosa, taking an Oath to serve the party, in fifth grade we took the oath of becoming communist Pioneers (“Pioneers of Enver” was the official title) and wore the red scarf around our neck, pledging to serve the party. When we were high school age we were members of the Communist Labor Youth Union of Albania and we were equipped with membership cards, called Tesera.  We paid dues for that membership and we were forced to participate in a month-long volunteer work. I did mine at the end of High School at the age of 18. 

I would like to pause here for a moment and remind the reader of what is happening in our American public school system regarding indoctrination today, it an accident  or coincidence , definitely not , part of the bigger agenda of the left . 

The aim of these associations and forced membership to communist organizations from the first grade or younger, was to be controlled and for those who were eligible, to be a member of the highest organization, the party, but not all could make the cut, of course. But the young ones, starting at the age of thirteen or fourteen, were handpicked by the communist secretaries, groomed and were sent to specialized schools that further prepared to be loyal communists. They had to be ideologically in line with the party and were appointed to key positions in the communist government after University graduation. The schooling of all trades was assigned by the government authorities and was not earned by merit. A person that went to study Communist Theory like Saule, had to be very well vetted and approved by the country’s ruling political Party. 

She, when asked by honorable Senator Kennedy if she ever belonged to the Young Communists Organization, reacted like she did not get what organization he was talking about. That I thought was funny. For us, who were members in those dreadful organizations, we have realized that it took our honor, it abused our freedoms, we know very well what it was and we will never forget.  The days of such memberships were pivotal moments in our lives, which were unjustly ruined by such evil ideology as communism.

2. The thesis in question, the document that Omarova is not providing, is her college graduate paper in Moscow State University.  It appears that as late as 2017 Saule had included in her Resume the paper she wrote in her Soviet Union College. One can read about it in a letter from Senator Pat Toomey to Saule. He wrote: “Therefore I write today seeking a copy of your thesis, “Karl Marx’s Economic Analysis and the Theory of Revolution in The Capital,” which you wrote as a student at Moscow State University on the V.I. Lenin Personal Academic Scholarship. While it appears that you have deleted any reference to your thesis in the version of your curriculum vitae (CV) that is currently available on the Cornell Law School website, the paper appeared on your CV as recently as April 2017.”

It seems she says I cannot find it. It is sad but  it is clear that she does not want them to have it. Even if she doesn’t have one copy , she would not make an effort to find it . She does not want them to read it. She is probably both embarrassed and also mad that she wrote it, because it has come to bite her now. I would be. We were not thinking of ourselves those days and acted as robots. But I have my thesis somewhere. I was a student myself. I wrote a thesis on statistics. It was published by my Institute.

(I could not make it to a University as I was not coming from a communist family, therefore I was not good material for the party, but God for some reason, made it possible for me to get a right to study at an agricultural Institute).

My point is that every thesis you wrote for the final exam (best students would write thesis for their college diplomas), was published by the university and should be found at the University’s library. They always kept copies. I do believe Saule doesn’t want that thesis to be known because she knows what she wrote (consciously or unconsciously) and if she still does believe in what she wrote, she knows that is a very obvious red flag for the left Senators too in the USA. But it would have done her well to acknowledge it. She is trying to sideline it. And that is very revealing and scary.  

3. The point above leads to point three which is most important.  While I cannot vouch on anyone’s conscience, we judge the public conduct of others, I think Saule and us all, have yet to make the act of renouncing, publicly or privately, through our works, and deeds, seen and unseen of our pasts, as individuals that were raised, indoctrinated and brainwashed by communism. Senator Kennedy’s call if she has renounced her past and if she has resigned in writing from the Komsomol is a wakeup call to all of us who came from Eastern Europe, who love America and want to contribute to it.

I believe Saule genuinely thinks that she can make a better country (USA) by activating and implementing her (radical) ideas of government control on the banking system and more. But is she right for America? I do not think so. Unless she has radically converted to the great American Way, which from the hearing, it seems she has not, she is not fit for that office. Sadly though, she is not the only one America should worry about. You look at US public colleges. They all lean left. No surprises here.

Nevertheless, thank you Senator John N. Kennedy for that poignant question. I would repeat it with an added word for all the people like Saule and myself (immigrants from former communist countries):

Have we all consciously resigned from the “Young communists” organizations? Have we made a sincere effort to convert to the great and beautiful American way? Have we contributed to make America better, or have we contributed to its demise…

Time to reflect…. 

  • The article reflects Author’s views and not necessarily those of the newspaper. The Author is an Albanian -Immigrant in the USA. She is a wife, mother and Higher Education professional. Her free time she dedicates to her family, parish and community. She is an author and speaker on “Life under Communism in Albania”. Her twitter handle is @emershqip

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Merita bajraktari

A book Review- Mother Teresa – Saint of the Peripheries

May 23, 2021 by dgreca

By Merita  B. McCormack/

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Dr. Ines  A. Murzaku’s newest book on Mother Teresa is a very good and  an enjoyable read. Though for us Albanians many facts of the Saint’s life are known, there are more to learn.

But what is more important, it is the essence of the book and the deep look into the new title given to this Saint by the author as ” The Saint of the Peripheries”.  A very fitting one!

We all are familiar with the saint’s deeds, in general, and we are familiar with her dark night and her never giving up, for the Love of God. She knew Jesus’ thirst, she knew his wounds and she tended to them.

This is very impressive and unmatchable by us, mere mortals here on Earth. 

But then the reader comes across not another biography of the most famous and beloved Albanian saint, but a fine scientific study, where the Albanian DNA of Mother Teresa is looked into detail from a very different angle and in a new light, like never seen before. That light on the Albanian blood and the formation as an Albanian young woman, doesn’t mean that other nations do not have their favorite grandma being just like a  “mother Teresa” of their own, but the very fact of an interfaith culture of the small country of origin, where everyone cares for the other in a special, unique way, Mother Teresa learned as a little child to serve everyone and love everyone for the love of God. To her, everyone was the same in dignity and value, she saw with the eyes of Christ, and she witnessed what her parents did. 

And she reached out to everyone first at home to prepare for the future noble, saintly mission. 

The book is a rich study and it takes time to read and think about it. Each chapter is a study on its own and the way it is written includes storytelling and analysis, combining them so well, that the reader doesn’t want to stop reading.  

The theology of the peripheries is examined in the prologue. And it gives the reader a general idea of how fitting this definition -Saint of Peripheries-   is for Mother Teresa’s spirituality and deeds.

The book has three major parts. Dr. Murzaku’s steady study and presentation of Mother Teresa’s journey begins with her personal peripheries, how was she formed, who was she before the world met her as Mother Teresa, what did her trajectory looks like, what was the political life of her time, language, faith tradition of her neighbors and more. In the first part she includes the beginning of her  call, describes Our Lady of  Letnica  family  devotion to the School of Periphery , furthers the mission in India and touches on Spiritual Darkness . All of those aspects are looked at in depth and explained.

I recall the unease I have had with even some Albanian authors who question the motives of the saint to go to India. But when you read this book, it is clear as the light of the day, that God called Mother Teresa to the peripheries and she obliged. She, imitating our lady, gave her fiat too. Reading about the Spiritual Darkness of the Saint, one can’t help but think. It is a fitting aspect of the peripheries. Her white martyrdom was real, God felt distant for her, and she accepted it as a gift.

The Second Part of The book deals with the Mystical peripheries. 

It is such an inspiring part of the book. I recall Fr. Michael Gaitly’s book on 33 Days of Consecration to Mary where he examines a part of Mother Teresa’s Marian spirituality and feels really good that she is studied along with Sts. John Paul the Second and Maximilian Kolbe. But Dr. Murzaku’s study goes so deep and her analogies are so beautiful that one can not distinguish who is Mother Teresa’s mystical better match for certain aspects. Is it St. Francis, Saint Benedict, Saint John Paul the Second, St Padre Pio? All very well explained.

And then the last part explains the contemporary peripheries and of course, it goes to the heart of the matter. Because it is Pope Francis who resurrected the theology of the periphery and Mother Teresa’s life and work is just about that. It is like a little discovery found in plain sight but somehow not seen or talked as much about it.  But now we have a well written and very well received book and I am so glad that a sister in blood (Albanian) wrote it. I highly recommend it to everyone.

It is published by the Paulist Press and here is a link to the Publisher.

https://www.paulistpress.com/Products/8-750-1/mother-teresa.aspx

Congrats Dr. Murzaku

Filed Under: Histori Tagged With: - Saint of the Peripheries, Merita bajraktari, Mother Teresa

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