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🚨🚨🚨So the Archbishop is basically saying that No Catholic can serve in any military around the world, including the US Military, because they should not obey a lawful order to kill the enemy.!?! This is serious!! The Catholic Church is now saying all Catholics must become conscientious objectors to any military service!🔥🔥🔥
Archbishop of the US military says Catholic soldiers should not serve on firing squad politi.co/4B1TePT
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Oh. My. God.
“A doctor told me that he was working with State Officials to take away driver’s licences from the unvaccinated”
-Dr. James Miller
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In nomine Christi vincas semper — “May you always triumph in the name of Christ.” (Diptych of Probus, 406 AD)
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🚨BREAKING: The brave farmer who called police over the terrorists at RAF Fairford says she is "100% certain" she saw 8-10 men, not just the 5 that have been arrested, adding that authorities haven't even spoken her to ask what she saw
I believe her. This is a massive coverup.
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La France n’est pas un pays laïc. La France est occupée par un régime maçonnique où les catholiques sont persécutés depuis 230 ans.
Francia es el país más laico de Europa, donde está prohibido que se enseñe religión católica en las escuelas y que los funcionarios lleven una cruz sobre su cuello o una medalla de la Virgen.
Solo el 5% de los franceses dicen que son católicos practicantes.
Este año ha sorprendido como miles de adultos han sido bautizados y han hecho la primera comunión.
Cientos de miles de franceses están saliendo este fin de semana a la calle para acompañar al Papa León XIV por las calles del país.
Algo está resurgiendo en Francia. Hay esperanza.
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This is the shield of Edward the Black Prince, eldest son of Edward III and one of the great warrior princes of medieval England. Made in the 14th century, it bears the quartered royal arms of England and France and is now preserved in the Western Crypt of Canterbury Cathedral 🏴
Despite its battered appearance, it probably wasn’t carried at Crécy or Poitiers. Experts believe it was made for the Black Prince’s funeral in 1376, forming part of the heraldic display connected with his burial.
His tomb still stands in the Trinity Chapel above.
Nearly 650 years later, the shield survives in the same cathedral where the Black Prince was laid to rest 🏴
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John Berkey’s Star Wars poster, 1977. One of the most beautiful pieces of early Star Wars art.
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ils ont versé leurs sang pour notre liberté.
Ces combattants ont donné leur vie pour que la France soit libre, pour que nous puissions aujourd'hui vivre en paix.
Que leur sacrifice reste à jamais inscrit dans notre mémoire collective.
N’oublions jamais. 🖤
"Bravery isn't fighting when you know you'll win; it's standing shoulder-to-shoulder with your mates when the odds are entirely against you." 🇬🇧
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Before the Americans, the French army officer Roger Trinquier organized teams of Hmong to fight the Vietminh.
He used an ancient tactic: recruiting bachelors into his unit and allowing them to marry local girls. The marriages committed the Frenchmen to the fight, and their extended families became vital conduits for local intel.
The CIA tried to recruit Trinquier to fight as a mercenary in their Laotian war, but he declined with a strong whiff of Gallic pride.


































