@MatthewJRoth

Ma vie n’est qu’un instant, une heure passagère… (sainte Thérèse de Lisieux)

Joined November 2012
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Responsible forehead (and cheek) kiss advocate here
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Autumn On the Cape in spirit
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he got off so this is maybe not the best example but sometimes I think wish we wrapped up civil damages in the criminal process like in certain civil-law jurisdictions
Andrew Fleischman
@ASFleischmanOct 19
So, it's actually not a violation of the Constitution for someone to face both criminal and civil consequences for wrongdoing. OJ Simpson could be both criminally charged and sued for murder, and that's fine. We probably don't want illegal immigrant murderers to stay here.
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you gotta enjoy being social to start because, practically, you’re gonna go on a lot of first dates and not everyone is going to be a match or a great time. you gotta just be interested in people in general so that even if the match isn’t The One you still have a pleasant experience for the couple hours you’re with them
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only if it’s the Mass parts bc Musicam Sacram allows you to sing the Mass ordinary without the propers We recited the Kyrie & Gloria at the parish we visited recently but had 4 hymns + the Sanctus & Agnus sung…
Fr. Kevin Tran@kmtran95Oct 19
My most lib take is that we shouldn't do the St. Michael prayer at the end of most Sunday Masses because traditionally it was only ever said after Low Mass, whereas most Sunday Masses have at least some singing which disqualifies them from being considered true Low Masses.
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lol thank New England cardinals fans (all 602 of you)
NFL
@NFLOct 18
CHAD RYLAND WINS IT FOR THE CARDINALS
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it’s a marvelous night for a moondance
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my most authoritative opinion is that tiktok should be banned and dismantled
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This is the problem already on immigration even though Bruno Retailleau is pro-life and very much in line on everything else
Tradical@NoTrueScotistOct 18
If the French government actually did the sort of things necessary to put an end to this, the Church hierarchy would immediately condemn them as unchristian.
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Iacobus Novus@SeamusNuaOct 18
To add to the point of the thread, consider how the clergy invariably respond to disorder today. They say people shouldn't cause mayhem and loot, sure, but the state is always supposed to respond to the people's "legitimate grievances", etc.
Iacobus Novus@SeamusNuaOct 18
1789-1939, the Church often sided with those who used force to enforce order. Since 1945, force against even unruly civilians is viewed as a violation of their dignity and rights. Now we struggle to say what a state can do to enforce order at all. A new recalibration is needed.
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Iacobus Novus@SeamusNuaOct 18
But the protests in France are not legitimate. The grievances are contrived. The disturbers of the peace are not good faith actors. The obligation of the French government is to restore order; not doing so is a violation of the dignity of those whom they are entrusted to govern.
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I root for chaos as a neutral so WAR EAGLE
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Whoa!
Paul Miles@PaulMiles840Oct 16
UPDATE: Louisville Airport announces first daily international flight.
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How can you not love baseball?
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mlb.com/news/garrett-mitchel…

Mitchell keeps proving doubters wrong -- all the way to the World Series

MILWAUKEE – As his dad sees it, Garrett Mitchell was waiting for his moment in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series since he was 9 years old and diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Ever...

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You don’t have to like it but it’s not unconstitutional if it’s Australia serving it re: Australian affairs No more so than the U.S. trying to extend its reach against its enemies
Preston Byrne
@prestonjbyrneOct 15
Replying to @prestonjbyrne
The UK, EU, Australia, the Russian Federation... everyone offshore wants a piece of the First Amendment. This is one of hundreds of unconstitutional orders, from all over the planet, that have been transmitted into the United States in the last 18 months.
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Nat Purser
@NatPurserOct 15
i tend to have a bit of a pandora’s box, “when it’s out, it’s out,” instinct about social ills, but i think we’ll really crack down on sports betting in my lifetime. the utter contempt for the industry that i see from college kids, older folks, nanny state libs such as yours truly, social conservatives — all very heartening.
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New font for free (license to be checked by me later) released by the Holy See, professionally designed, taken from Michelangelo’s handwriting. It’s lovely. Has all but one character needed for liturgical typesetting. In OpenType! basilicasanpietro.va/en/news…
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Now: the drawbacks No æ with accent aigu. No old-style numbers. Not clear if proportional and lining figures are available. I hope that it’s just the former. But for most of you, it’s very good. I could easily fix the missing ae in LaTeX at least, which is handy.
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However cc @legalstyleblog in LaTeX there’s an easy way to fix the glyph without redesigning the font/violating a license. github.com/MRoth1910/Vespera…

oe with ligature and acute accent · Issue #15 · MRoth1910/Vesperale-Romanum

as far as I can tell, this isn't a feature of fonts by default, as unlike U+01FD for æ with ' accent, it's not in Unicode. Edward Langley took a minute to come up with a solution (the t...

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The granola is so good Take me back to the Cape
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