Union ii gets “only” one win from two games

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Union ii gets 'only' one win from two games

The hoped for total yield from two home games of the table tennis regional league team SV Union Salzgitter II remained wishful thinking at the weekend. The Solters sent SV Broitzem home with the 9:0 maximum penalty, but the second guest presented itself much more resilient and the game against the strongly upgraded newcomer TuS Neudorf-Platendorf even ended with a 7:9 defeat.

However, the personnel requirements differed considerably for the third-placed team in the table in both matches. While the Wegner sextet against Broitzem could still fall back on its best formation, was missing against the Heidedorfler in addition to top man Henrik Fahlbusch also Yakup Kaplan.

SV Union Salzgitter II – SV Broitzem 9:0. Just three sentences allowed the Solter the guest appeared with complete band. "The victory could have been even higher after the sets if I hadn't missed a match point in the third set against Christian Ehrlich at 10:9," reported Florian Wegner with a mischievous smile, adding, "So I needed two more sets for the victory."Fahlbusch and Kaplan were no less careless in conceding the third set to the Broitzem duo Andre Sowade/Michael Fowler, before making short work of them in the fourth set with 11:4. "I expected a clear success, but that it turned out so clearly, surprised us already," summarized Captain Wegner.

Points for SV Union II: Stefan Knoblauch/Pascal Ludolph, Fahlbusch/Kaplan, Darius Schon/Wegner, Fahlbusch, Schon, Kaplan, Knoblauch, Wegner, Ludolph

SV Union Salzgitter II – TuS Neudorf-Platendorf 7:9. The guests from the Heath community of 2800 inhabitants hired another Moldovan as a reinforcement in early November, young Danu Sofroni. This commitment showed its effect as well as those of his compatriots Danila Titov and Maxim Urugurean. The trio from the small EU country almost single-handedly ensured the success of the guests with 7.5 points.

Nevertheless, a draw or even more could have resulted for the Solters in the three-hour exchange of blows, but Florian Wegner stumbled in the final phase of the decisive set 10:12 over Jan Bosenick. "On a normal day I would have won against the defender for sure. I just made too easy mistakes," fretted the Union captain. The final doubles match was no different for Knoblauch and Ludolph, who stumbled over the Moldovan pairing of Titov/Urugurean in the final round despite a 9-6 cushion. "Overall, though, we can't complain about this. With two substitutes, we simply couldn't do any more," commented Wegner, who expressly emphasized that he had controlled the new 2G rules.

points for the SV Union II: Knoblauch/Ludolph, Schon, Wegner, Ludolph (2),Cedric Jackmann, Scheer.

Reinhard Cardinal Marx (l.) and Thomas Sternberg © Julia Steinbrecht (KNA)

After expert opinions from the Vatican questioned the approach to the "synodal way," those responsible are determined to stick with it – and wrote a letter to Pope Francis.

Despite criticism from Rome, the Catholic Church in Germany wants to continue on its path of internal church reforms as planned. After a two-day meeting of leading representatives of the Bishops' Conference and the Central Committee of Catholics (ZdK) in Fulda, Cardinal Reinhard Marx recalled that the Church is sent to all people. "The church is not there for itself," the chairman of the German Bishops' Conference said Saturday.

ZdK President Thomas Sternberg said it was a matter of regaining trust "in order to speak credibly of our faith".

Letter to Pope Francis drafted

As the Bishops' Conference and the Catholic Committee announced, the participants of the conference in Fulda wrote a letter to Pope Francis to thank him for his letter of June: "We have looked closely at how you describe the situation in Germany; we have followed up on the indications you have given us for our path; and we have considered what consequences we have to draw," reads the excerpt published on the Internet.

One is determined, he said, to make the "synodal way" a "spiritual process". In doing so, he said, "both the unity of the whole church and the situation on the ground are in view.".

Publication of four working papers

Four working papers were published after the Fulda event, which was attended by some 45 participants: they deal with the topics of sexual morality, the priestly way of life, power and the separation of powers, and the role of women. The statutes for the "synodal way" were discussed in Fulda, but not published. This paper is to be the basis for deliberations during the fall plenary session of the Bishops' Conference on 23. to 26. The conference will also be held in Fulda on September 1 and must also be discussed by the ZdK.

Both bodies must approve the procedure so that the two-year "synodal journey" can begin on schedule in December. In a letter dated 4. On September 7, the head of the Congregation of Bishops in the Vatican, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, had admonished the German bishops not to arrogate to themselves any decision-making authority for questions that could be decided solely at the level of the universal church.

Giving weight to the voices of those affected

The social battle against abuse has not yet been won, in the view of Johannes-Wilhelm Rorig, the federal government commissioner responsible for the ie. Stoked and then disappointed expectations are demoralizing, he said.

Combating sexual abuse must be understood by federal and state policymakers as a high-priority national task, Rorig said Tuesday at an online conference. Unfortunately, this has not yet found its way into all democratic parties, as is currently documented in many election programs and drafts. "I hope that there will also be a positive change in awareness in politics at this point in the future."

Selected letters evaluated

The commissioner spoke at a meeting to mark the conclusion of a research project that evaluated 229 letters and e-mails sent to Rorig's predecessor Christine Bergmann during her tenure, along with hundreds of others. In 2010 and 2011, the former federal minister was the first abuse commissioner of the federal government and had, among other things, the campaign "Speaking helps!" initiated.

For the project, the selected letters were evaluated with the involvement of those affected. The goal was to be able to better describe the groups affected and the contexts of the crimes. Knowledge about the processing of sexualized violence experienced in childhood was also to be expanded. Half of the abuse cases described took place in a family environment, about one third in institutions such as homes or boarding schools.

Experience decisive for overcoming

At the same time, the descriptions showed that memories and effects of the abuse could re-emerge even after years of stability, they said. Experiences with the support system and other forms of help play an important role in coming to terms with the experience.

The project shows how important it is to give weight to voices of those affected, Rorig said. But it also shows how disappointing and demoralizing it is when expectations are stoked and then disappointed.

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