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The Heights of Despair
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Damian Déconneur retweeted
Amidst even a #panic attack, “The LORD will fight for you; you have only to keep still.” (Ex 14:14)
Ft. A wonderful Guardian Angel
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Please pray for a man whose oxygen tank died on our flight and we almost had to divert. We landed and he was taken to the ER.
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In Victorian times fainting couches exploded in popularity because women read about novel heroines fainting so they, irl women, started fainting all the time.
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Mom allegedly stabs husband, two young children during early morning attack trib.al/yCmuu1y
Damian Déconneur retweeted
Everyone and their fucking dog has a take on the Cornell shit. It’s ok to not care about something, niggas. Sit on the fence once in a while, it feels good on your ass.
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The home radio call from @JLevering4? ELECTRIC ‼️
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Feast of the Day:
Blessed Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, Founder of the Franciscans, Stigmatist, patron of animals, and Lover of Lady Poverty!
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The story of St. Francis calming the Wolf of Lubbio seemed like one of those “traditional” stories that veered into the territory of mythology…until 600 years later during renovations of the church in Lubbio they found a wolf skeleton respectfully buried underneath.
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Today — on the eighth centenary of his death — I wish to recall a laborer who worked with great fruitfulness in the Lord’s vineyard: Saint Francis of Assisi, whom Jesus Himself asked to repair His Church.
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Today, Oct. 4, Catholics celebrate St. Francis of Assisi, the beloved “Poverello” whose radical fidelity to the Gospel renewed the Church. Renouncing wealth and earthly comfort, he followed Christ so completely that he received the sacred wounds of the Passion. Through his witness of poverty, peace, humility, and fraternity, Francis showed the world the joy of trusting God above all things. St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us!
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