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Nick Fuentes - The eraser of the American Economy: "We're broke, we have nothing, we're bankrupt, we have no ideas, people are dumb, the education system is broken."
Forwarded from The New Columbia Movement
Happy Feast Day of Saint Patrick of Ireland!
Today is not a time to indulge in the drunkenness and frivolousness, but rather a day to honor a great saint who converted a whole nation. Let us resolve to be more like Saint Patrick by following Godβs will wherever it takes us and by making disciples among strange lands.
Saint Patrick, ora pro nobis!
@TheNewColumbiaMovement
Today is not a time to indulge in the drunkenness and frivolousness, but rather a day to honor a great saint who converted a whole nation. Let us resolve to be more like Saint Patrick by following Godβs will wherever it takes us and by making disciples among strange lands.
Saint Patrick, ora pro nobis!
@TheNewColumbiaMovement
Forwarded from πΎππππππ ππ πΆπππ π―ππππ (Joey Decay)
LΓTΓRE SUNDAY-
Meaning rejoice in Latin, LætÑre Sunday is a turning point in Lent, and meant to take our attention away from penance and look forward to the glory of the Resurrection of Christ. This is also referred to as "Rose Sunday", as you will see the vestments worn turn from purple, to a rose color.
Be sure to partake in the celebration of the mass at a local Catholic church near you!
To make us his new creation, Christ the Lord gave us the waters of rebirth and spread the table of his body and his word. Let us call upon him and say:
Lord, renew us in Thy Grace.
Have a blessed LætÑra Sunday!
Meaning rejoice in Latin, LætÑre Sunday is a turning point in Lent, and meant to take our attention away from penance and look forward to the glory of the Resurrection of Christ. This is also referred to as "Rose Sunday", as you will see the vestments worn turn from purple, to a rose color.
Be sure to partake in the celebration of the mass at a local Catholic church near you!
To make us his new creation, Christ the Lord gave us the waters of rebirth and spread the table of his body and his word. Let us call upon him and say:
Lord, renew us in Thy Grace.
Have a blessed LætÑra Sunday!
Forwarded from Through Our Lady
THE DEATH OF ST. JOSEPH βοΈ
When St. Joseph came out of this ecstasy, his face was shining with heavenly light, and he asked Mary to give him her blessing.
But instead she indicated that Jesus should bless him, which He did.
Then Mary fell on her knees and begged her dying husband to bless her, and after he had done so she kissed his hand tenderly and affectionately. St. Joseph also implored her pardon for all his deficiencies in serving her and requested her prayers in this hour of his death. Then he spoke these last words to her:
"Blessed art thou among all women, Mary! May angels and men praise thee! And may the Name of the Lord be known, adored, and exalted in thee through all the coming ages. I hope to see thee in our heavenly home..."
And turning toward Jesus with profound reverence.
St. Joseph tried in vain to kneel, but the Saviour gently took him in His arms, while Joseph said:
"My Lord and my God, give Thy blessing to Thy servant, and pardon the faults I have committed in Thy service. I give Thee my heartfelt thanks for having chosen me to be the husband of Thy Mother! May Thy Glory be my thanksgiving for all eternity..."
Jesus then lovingly blessed St. Joseph and said:
"My father, rest in peace and in the grace of My eternal Father, and bring to the saints in Limbo the joyful news of the approach of their redemption."
At these words, in the arms of Jesus, with Mary kneeling and weeping at his feet, in a room brightly lighted by hosts of angels, St. Joseph died a happy and peaceful death.
After Jesus had closed His foster father's eyes, Mary prepared his body for burial with the help of her angels, and as she did so, God enveloped it in a wonderful light, so that she could see only Joseph's lifelike face. The body was wrapped in a white shroud and placed in a narrow bier, which was then carried to a fine tomb given to St. Joseph by a rich man. Only Jesus and a few friends formed the funeral procession, together with a great number of resplendent angels.
THE BLESSED VIRGIN SAID TO VEN. MOTHER MARY OF AGREDA:
"The whole human race has much undervalued the privilege and prerogatives conceded to my blessed husband, St. Joseph. I assure you that he is one of the greatly favored personages in the Divine Presence, and he has immense power to stay the arms of divine vengeance. That which my husband asks of the Lord in heaven is granted upon earth, and on his intercession depend many extraordinary favors for men."
The Life of Mary as Seen by the Mystics
When St. Joseph came out of this ecstasy, his face was shining with heavenly light, and he asked Mary to give him her blessing.
But instead she indicated that Jesus should bless him, which He did.
Then Mary fell on her knees and begged her dying husband to bless her, and after he had done so she kissed his hand tenderly and affectionately. St. Joseph also implored her pardon for all his deficiencies in serving her and requested her prayers in this hour of his death. Then he spoke these last words to her:
"Blessed art thou among all women, Mary! May angels and men praise thee! And may the Name of the Lord be known, adored, and exalted in thee through all the coming ages. I hope to see thee in our heavenly home..."
And turning toward Jesus with profound reverence.
St. Joseph tried in vain to kneel, but the Saviour gently took him in His arms, while Joseph said:
"My Lord and my God, give Thy blessing to Thy servant, and pardon the faults I have committed in Thy service. I give Thee my heartfelt thanks for having chosen me to be the husband of Thy Mother! May Thy Glory be my thanksgiving for all eternity..."
Jesus then lovingly blessed St. Joseph and said:
"My father, rest in peace and in the grace of My eternal Father, and bring to the saints in Limbo the joyful news of the approach of their redemption."
At these words, in the arms of Jesus, with Mary kneeling and weeping at his feet, in a room brightly lighted by hosts of angels, St. Joseph died a happy and peaceful death.
After Jesus had closed His foster father's eyes, Mary prepared his body for burial with the help of her angels, and as she did so, God enveloped it in a wonderful light, so that she could see only Joseph's lifelike face. The body was wrapped in a white shroud and placed in a narrow bier, which was then carried to a fine tomb given to St. Joseph by a rich man. Only Jesus and a few friends formed the funeral procession, together with a great number of resplendent angels.
THE BLESSED VIRGIN SAID TO VEN. MOTHER MARY OF AGREDA:
"The whole human race has much undervalued the privilege and prerogatives conceded to my blessed husband, St. Joseph. I assure you that he is one of the greatly favored personages in the Divine Presence, and he has immense power to stay the arms of divine vengeance. That which my husband asks of the Lord in heaven is granted upon earth, and on his intercession depend many extraordinary favors for men."
The Life of Mary as Seen by the Mystics
Forwarded from ππ'π¨ π₯― π½πͺπ£π¨
It's fairly obvious that Tucker never really agreed with the MAGA message but was able to see which way the wind was blowing. When Trump needed the most help he was texting his staff to shit talk Trump while others were contesting the stolen election. Tucker became the most popular show on cable TV by aligning himself the most with Trump's message and audience only to throw Trump under the bus in critical moments. No one should believe a word coming out of his mouth, he's an opportunist.
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Tucker Carlson: βItβs an international group ofβ¦.βπ»companiesβ¦β
Forwarded from πΎππππππ ππ πΆπππ π―ππππ (Joey Decay)
Mar 21st- St Benedict (Trad)
Benedict, with twin sister St Scholastica, was born to a high class family in central Italy, and early on drawn to monasticism. First he became a hermit, leaving a sad worldβpagan armies, the Church torn by schism, suffering from war, morality at a low.
He withdrew to a cave in the mountains for 3 years. Some monks chose him as a leader for a while, but found his ways too much. But shift from hermit to community life began. He had an idea of gathering monks into one Grand Monastery to give them unity, fraternity, and permanent worship in one home. Finally he began to build one of the most famous monasteries in the world: Monte Cassino.
The Rule that developed prescribed a life of liturgical prayer, study, manual labor, and living together in community under common abbot. Benedictine asceticism is known for moderation, and charity has always shown help for those in the near countryside. In the Middle Ages, all monasticism in the West was brought under the Rule of St. Benedict.
Benedict, with twin sister St Scholastica, was born to a high class family in central Italy, and early on drawn to monasticism. First he became a hermit, leaving a sad worldβpagan armies, the Church torn by schism, suffering from war, morality at a low.
He withdrew to a cave in the mountains for 3 years. Some monks chose him as a leader for a while, but found his ways too much. But shift from hermit to community life began. He had an idea of gathering monks into one Grand Monastery to give them unity, fraternity, and permanent worship in one home. Finally he began to build one of the most famous monasteries in the world: Monte Cassino.
The Rule that developed prescribed a life of liturgical prayer, study, manual labor, and living together in community under common abbot. Benedictine asceticism is known for moderation, and charity has always shown help for those in the near countryside. In the Middle Ages, all monasticism in the West was brought under the Rule of St. Benedict.
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