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This tweet inspired my write a whole substack post. Your only excuse to not believe that demonic activity happens today and happens frequently is to not believe in them at all. Link in the replies.
Be brutally honest. Has prayer ever truly worked in your life ??
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The Chicago White Sox, brother.
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Chicago White Sox are now leading the AL Central. Petrine primacy confirmed.
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How bad is the food in the UK to where Golden Corral is a revelation?
Jun 14
I just had an out of body experience
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look at this guy and his suicidal empathy. doesnt he know that the heat maps say it's liberal to prioritize an unrelated child?
He didn't even hesitate. His parents raised him right.
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It's kind of wild in Catholicism how the body is supposed to stay together except if you're a saint in which case it's totally cool to separates the head from the body, the hand from the arm, etc.
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Enormous crowds today in Padua, Italy, for the Feast of St. Anthony of Lisbon, as the relics of the great Portuguese saint, including his incorrupt tongue that gloriously proclaimed the Gospel, are processed through the streets of the Italian city.
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I really was not trying to get this result but here I am. How funny.
YES!!! WAHOO HADEWIJCH I LOVE YOU JULIAN OF NORWICH ST. SYMEON MECHTHILD OF MAGDEBURG ST. CATHERINE I LOVE YOU I am so literally them
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Really weird seeing fellow people with car payments simp for a trillionaire.
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This is the reason the Knicks are NBA Champions. Spike Lee knew what he was doing.
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He's right! But pride blocks grace.
If we’re open to it, God gives us precisely the grace that is needed. Listen to Fr. Mike's full Sunday homily in the Ascension app or wherever you get your podcasts!
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This is a positive thing, I'd say
Swiss voters reject 10 million population cap, early projections say bbc.in/4uySjSy
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Lololol who is this even for?
Incredible things are being posted in Facebook
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I spent all day going to church and then at a lake--I'm so tired.
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Pray for us
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I basically reinvented the pub cheese and onion roll from first principles as a little kid. I love it. I even ate it with mustard!
British vs American food.
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Conclave (2024)
Replying to @pulverdoom
there are intersex cardinals and they are beautiful!
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God, please do the funniest thing ever
JUST IN: Sunday's UFC Freedom 250 at the White House reportedly faces a slight risk of tornadoes & hail.
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"Don't worry, I brought my travel crucifix."
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Persevere against sin. "Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us. In your struggle against sin, you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood." Hebrews 12:1-4 (NIV)
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Beware of pride when you think you are more spiritually advanced than others. "In this time of prosperity, these beginners feel so fervent and diligent in spiritual matters and devout exercises that — although holy things in themselves humble a person — because of their own imperfection, a certain hidden branch of pride often springs up within them. From this comes a certain satisfaction with their own works and with themselves. They also develop a somewhat vain desire — and sometimes a very vain one — to speak about spiritual things in front of others, and even, at times, to teach them rather than to learn from them. In their hearts they condemn others who do not practice devotion in the way they would like, and sometimes they even say it openly. They become like the Pharisee who, while praising God, boasted about his own works and despised the publican." — St. John of the Cross, The Dark Night of the Soul
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