The Lost Child Of Philomena Lee and the Goddess of Fate
Autor: Daisy A Maciel | Publicado: 2014-04-20T19:56:00-07:00


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O que não enfrentamos em nós mesmos 
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A Deusa do Destino&nbsp;é&nbsp;infinitamente&nbsp;superior&nbsp;à figura materna -&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;a história de&nbsp;Philomena, a &nbsp;mãe adolescente&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; à mercê das&nbsp;religiosas, na Irlanda de 1952. 

&nbsp;No livro&nbsp;'Philomena' o&nbsp;jornalista Martin Sixsmith

revela a busca&nbsp;da mãe, Philomena&nbsp; ao filho perdido,&nbsp;drama&nbsp;&nbsp;comum e doloroso; preconceitos,&nbsp; cegueira obediente,&nbsp;comportamentos repetidos, a trágica&nbsp;perda do self. 

Como o filho,&nbsp;Philomena&nbsp;perde a mãe na infância, aos seis anos e meio,&nbsp;órfã de mãe,&nbsp;é encaminhada para o convento&nbsp;onde fica&nbsp; até os dezoito anos&nbsp;quando&nbsp;vai morar com a tia.&nbsp;

Ingenuidade e surpresa ao falar sobre o namoro&nbsp;e gravidez: 
'Não sabia nada da vida,&nbsp;nem de onde vêm os&nbsp;bebês'.

O curto&nbsp;período na casa da tia é interrompido quando&nbsp;a gravidez é percebida e&nbsp;&nbsp;Philomena volta&nbsp;para o convento.

Crueldade e hipocrisia;&nbsp;
dar a&nbsp;luz no convento,&nbsp;ter o filho vendido pela congregação 
- a&nbsp;ameaça da condenação&nbsp;eterna&nbsp;se&nbsp;revelasse 'seu segredo e culpa'. 

Philomena&nbsp;mantém a promessa&nbsp;por cinquenta anos.

Enquanto&nbsp;as religiosas&nbsp;mantiveram&nbsp;em segredo: 

nascimentos, mortes e&nbsp;adoções&nbsp;dos&nbsp;filhos 

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">nos de&nbsp;1950 e 60.

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">Retiradas das&nbsp;famílias,&nbsp;para a&nbsp;Igreja Católica&nbsp;as adolescentes&nbsp;solteiras&nbsp;eram&nbsp;'de<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">generadas morais'

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">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;sem autorização de permanecer com&nbsp;os&nbsp;filhos. 
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">
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">As jovens&nbsp;eram forçadas a trabalhar <span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">nas lavanderias do 
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">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">convento,&nbsp;nas cozinhas ou estufas. 

<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="The Church may have opened its doors to 'fallen women' but once they were inside, it exploited them mercilessly.



">A Igreja&nbsp;abria suas portas para "mulheres caídas," e&nbsp;as&nbsp;explorava.

<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">O estado irlandês pagava para&nbsp;aos conventos £1 por semana para cada jovem mãe&nbsp;aos seus cuidados 
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;e&nbsp;dois e seis pence para cada bebê. 
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">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">Do convento as jovens só poderiam sair mediante o pagamento de 100 €, valor impossível para a&nbsp;maioria.
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">

<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">As mães&nbsp;cuidavam dos bebês durante um período de três anos no convento, e&nbsp;só após&nbsp;era dito&nbsp;&nbsp;de&nbsp;que não ficaria com o filho, sem escolha. 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">
&nbsp;

<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="For women who had had so long to bond with their sons or daughters, the parting was terrible.

">&nbsp;Apresentados como "órfãos"&nbsp;

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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="For women who had had so long to bond with their sons or daughters, the parting was terrible.

">as crianças eram&nbsp;vendidos&nbsp;pela melhor oferta.

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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="For women who had had so long to bond with their sons or daughters, the parting was terrible.

">Americanos ricos&nbsp;&nbsp;os compravam&nbsp;a uma taxa&nbsp;entre US $ 2.000 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="For women who had had so long to bond with their sons or daughters, the parting was terrible.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="For women who had had so long to bond with their sons or daughters, the parting was terrible.

">e US $ 3.000. 

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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">O jornalista Martin Sixsmith&nbsp;reúne registros de passaporte, 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">documentos arquivados e referências em antigos artigos de jornal e&nbsp;descobre:
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

">Anthony Lee&nbsp;foi oferecido a um casal católico, Marge e Doc Hess, de St.Louis, Missouri. 

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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">&nbsp;

<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Com&nbsp;nome&nbsp; trocado para&nbsp;Michael Hess,
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">&nbsp;
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Anthony se torna&nbsp;&nbsp;Michael Hess,&nbsp;advogado de sucesso no 
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;establishment político americano. 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Martin Sixsmith&nbsp; procura o filho perdido de Philomena, 
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Também Philomena&nbsp;&nbsp;é&nbsp;procurada&nbsp;&nbsp;por Anthony durante toda a vida. 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Anthony elabora uma maneira de que ela&nbsp;um dia o encontre... o 
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"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">local é onde nasceu...o convento. Testemunha silenciosa e presente.
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">
<span title="Philomena was just one of thousands of women sent to Irish convents in the 1950s and '60s, taken away from their homes and families because the Catholic Church said single mothers were moral degenerates who must not be allowed to keep their children.

"><span title="And the nuns made sure the women stayed and worked for at least three years: they could get out only by paying £100, an impossible amount for the vast majority.

"><span title="Renamed Michael Hess, he grew up to be a handsome, intelligent young man, whose career as a successful lawyer took him to the heights of the American political establishment.

">Que&nbsp;figura de&nbsp;mãe&nbsp;Anthony procurava?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;Jung&nbsp;nos&nbsp;traz&nbsp;a&nbsp;figura da mãe&nbsp; universal,&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a imagem muda&nbsp;na experiência individual.

Qual o&nbsp;significado&nbsp;da mãe pessoal?

Não é apenas da mãe pessoal que provêm todas as influências sobre a psique infantil,

&nbsp;é muito mais o arquétipo projetado na mãe que outorga à mesma um caráter mitológico e 

com isso lhe confere autoridade e até mesmo numinosidades. 

&nbsp;

Os efeitos&nbsp;que a mãe causa podem&nbsp;ser&nbsp;que correspondam&nbsp; à qualidade ou atitudes existentes nela,&nbsp;a mãe&nbsp;pessoal, ou que só aparentam,&nbsp;projeções de tipo fantasioso, arquetípico por parte da criança. 

A&nbsp;mãe que Anthony&nbsp;trazia em seu coração lhe deu a certeza&nbsp;de que&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp; amor&nbsp;compartilhado por eles nos&nbsp;seus três 

primeiros&nbsp;anos&nbsp;perdurariam durante toda&nbsp;sua vida. 

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;E na vida de Philomena também.&nbsp;&nbsp;