@Modolph3

Success is a decision.

Joined May 2022
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NESSUNO VIDE NULLA… MA QUANDO LA PELLICOLA FU SVILUPPATA, QUALCOSA ERA APPARSO. E DA QUEL MOMENTO, QUESTA FOTOGRAFIA HA FATTO PARLARE DI SÉ. Questa fotografia risale al 1932 ed è stata scattata durante la Santa Messa della prima celebrazione di Padre Palmatius Zilligen. Secondo la testimonianza tramandata insieme all'immagine, nessuno avrebbe visto nulla di particolare al momento dello scatto. Solo dopo lo sviluppo della pellicola, nella fotografia sarebbe comparsa la figura di Cristo Crocifisso, proprio nel momento in cui il sacerdote celebrava il Santo Sacrificio. Un’immagine che, per chi la osserva con gli occhi della fede, richiama una verità profondissima: durante la consacrazione, ciò che gli occhi non possono vedere è il mistero della presenza reale di Gesù nell'Eucaristia. E alcuni particolari della figura colpiscono in modo particolare: la ferita alla spalla, i segni della Passione e il profondo squarcio nel fianco, che richiamano le sofferenze di Gesù sulla Croce. Ma c’è una domanda che rimane… Che cosa vide realmente quella pellicola? Una straordinaria coincidenza? Un’immagine da interpretare? Oppure qualcosa che, ancora oggi, invita a fermarsi davanti al mistero? La fotografia è stata tramandata per decenni. La sua storia è affascinante, ma proprio per questo merita di essere conosciuta e approfondita con attenzione. @paracleto4
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Happy birthday to Mary, our mother. Mother of Christ Mother most merciful💖 Seat of wisdom The bright morning star. The star of the sea. Ugegbe ezi n'ulo. Nne juputara na amara. My intercessor Beautiful mother of my church. Happy birthday, Blessed Virgin Mary. 💖 #catholic . #catholicX
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Insomnia until you decide to say your rosary.
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Perhaps God allows us to fall madly, deeply in love with people who do not love us back in an effort to make us understand Him.
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Guys, she took the oldest son to the basement to murder him. He escaped, ran, hid in his father’s office, before she hunted him down and strangled him to death with a giant rubber band. And then repeated that process for the other two. She knew what she was doing.
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I don’t even want to talk about a female president ever again after this Lindsay Clancy trial
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RT @HandofArsenal: Summer “Plan” Feb/March - Spoke to Julian, who was relaxed and open to all options.Also had serious interest in Kenan Y…
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Yay!!
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Heartbreaking video showing a mother pleading for help for her daughter 😭💔 “Please, guys, is there anyone who knows how to cure oku oru, giri(Convulsion) or anything related to it? Please, help me save my daughter. Tag any Doctor to this video abeg 😭😭
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I see a future where people from all parts of the world will come to study in Nigeria again, especially in the South East.
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BREAKING NEWS: I asked them for a seaport in Igbo land. They said no, but they could pay my family ₦300 million every month. They are not after me, Nnamdi Kanu. They are after you—the ordinary Igbo people. I just happen to be standing in their way. I also asked for an international airport and a seaport in Igboland. They said that if those were granted, the region would develop beyond Lagos. Instead, they offered me an additional ₦5 billion to keep quiet. I asked for equal rights and for Nigeria to treat the Igbo people fairly. They said they would ‘try their best.’ Trying your best to see my people as equal citizens of one Nigeria is laughable. I then said, ‘Fine, let my people have a referendum so they can choose whether to stay or leave.’ They replied that prison was my best home. I am prepared to die for the Igbo people if Biafra is not achieved. The freedom of my people is the reason I was born. Nnamdi said from Sokoto prison.
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Since Tunde Onokoya started his Chess in the slum, announced his progress, story, competitions and all their winnings. We all cheered , not once did anyone make it about tribe or ask Tunde if it’s just kids in South West that should be learning chess, because e no really hard, you can be Tunde in the East, North, South if you so wish, because Tunde was doing what he could in his own capacity and the life of those kids were changing. So why are you hate-consumed magots crawling from the abyss of SW making Alex Onyia’s Math Olympiad about tribe rather than celebrating a man making impact? Why can’t you be challenged to replicate his model in the South West? Who do una this thing? The wickedness and envy in y’all heart is just too much. You claim to have the highest professors, and none of them in your region saw it fit to invest in education on the scale Alex is doing it? What you spend your life on is spelling of OWAMBE and who owns Ichafu. Ndi ala!
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Tunde Onakoya teaches chess only to the kids from the Southwest, and has taken them abroad. We were happy and celebrated him for doing a great job. Alex Onyia is pushing for Science and Math Olympiad in the Southeast, and has taken those kids abroad. Alex is now the tribal bigot. Hypocritical idiots.
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After watching Adeboye’s statement & you dress up to RCCG on Sunday. You are an imbec!le.
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I'm thinking we should have an annual Best Teacher Award where the best teacher each year wins ₦100 million. We can have other categories too. Something like a Grammy to celebrate and inspire teachers. What do you think?
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Prospective super falcon spotted in Unizik. I think she has a great football potential. If she finds herself in the right academy, she will definitely excel.
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The Igbos do not have a victim mentality. They have a Victor mentality. Against all odds, they rose to prominence. They have every moral, social & natural right to rub it on your faces. They're not begging for food or leadership. You're the one that is afraid of them. End.
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If your Candidate contesting for President of Nigeria is not a thief, REPOST THIS TWEET.
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These Police Officers just parked me at Bolade, Oshodi, pointed guns at me, and forced me to transfer N100,000 them. When my bank app showed "exceeded transfer limit", they dragged me to a nearby POS to do it with my card. They initially demanded 150k each. They were 4 in number. These are the names I could copy: Francis Adekunle 2087495551 Kuda Friday Ikpe 9136237110 Okay This is the phone number of the notorious Officer Friday Ikpe 09136237110. I got it from his opay @PoliceNG @BenHundeyin @Princemoye1 Please my mutuals, if you see this on your TL, help repost or tag other relevant authorities until these criminals are apprehended.
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Women aren't the prize. We are the burden men choose to deal with. Man have to put up with all the flaws and negatives we bring, while we refuse to accept anything about them. We even attempt to change men to fit our own preferences. "We decide who to have sex with, while men decide who to marry."
“A lot of women think having options makes them the prize, until the man they want refuses to choose them.” In a world where women fight men to be equals, women think they are the prize, but we aren't. Women wake up and stop being delusional.
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