Munificence

The Governor’s munificence has also permeated the local government sphere, evident in his recent decision in the huge improvement in the payment of the salaries of local government employees.

The munificence of Mother Earth provides us the food we eat, the air we breathe, the water for drinking and irrigating crops and within the ecosystem, the forests, rivers, oceans and soils are intimately connected and thus germane to our very existence.

To me, it distinguishes itself by its code of honor, its munificence (the service driver whom I had met upon my arrival in Bethlehem shared his coffee with me), its wisdom, its optimism, its resistance, its imagination.

He died in March 1605, leaving a reputation for prudence, munificence, ruthlessness and capacity for business.

Tenth day Panfilo is the king of the last day of storytelling and he orders the company to tell stories about deeds of munificence.

The venerable structure is maintained publicly, and private munificence has provided several stained-glass windows.