We need peace now in Ukraine. Diplomacy and talks must come to the forefront, not more threats or arms trafficking, which profits no one but military complex (on both sides).
We learned that Uber is nothing but a big, big pirate ship. In the past Kings were hidden under this pirate flags, today financial elites are. (uh, ...Macron?).
"Truth will set you free" (Jn 8, 32)
Marxist and communist Iglesias cut off his "coleta", and has disapeared since, even from Twitter. This I celebrate, but I ask:
¿Where is his pal James Rhodes?
¿Learning piano?
My prayers and best wishes to Luna, the Red Cross volunteer cowardly abused and bullyed for helping a human being in Ceuta.
My prayers go to Black Lives Matter activist Sasha Johnson, cowardly shot in London last Sunday.
Another heinous hate crime.
I pray for her life.
Don't forget that Jerusalem is also a Holy City for us, christians, and there are more than 200K living there!!!
Marxism and Communism is over in Spain, for good. Pablo Iglesias cut off his "coleta"!!!.
Socialist Mr. Pedro Sánchez remains in power, though.
This fling between Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias in Spain (pure communism over socialism) is a nasty thing.
I expect something to happen in order to prevent this!
It´s been 30 years recently since the coward killing of Ignacio Ellacuría and 5 fellow Jesuits, and two women.
I pray in pain for all of them.
Didn't read or heard one word from CNN, Fox, right to left media.
We will never forget!
That's how they have been remembered for generations. As martyrs who forgave their killers without seeking revenge.
"522 martyrs of the Spanish Civil War were beatified in frnt of large cheering crowd,many of whom were descndants of relativs f the victims"
They didn't die for political reasons nor did they fight in a war. But they did stand up for their faith.
“..martyrs killed for their faith during the Spanish Civil War.” like so many innocent and wholesome people today, I must add.
God remains a mystery beyond words: "If you understood him, it
would not be God" (St. Augustine, Sermo 52, 6, 16: PL 38, 360).
