This photograph was taken during a Christian baptism in Brazil. At the exact moment water was poured over the child’s head, the falling droplets briefly aligned into the shape of a rosary. The camera captured a fraction of a second that would normally pass unnoticed, recording the moment as it happened. Baptism is a public act, representing cleansing, rebirth, and commitment. A rosary is traditionally associated with prayer, repetition, and devotion. In this image, both appear together—not through planning, but through timing. The photograph itself does not interpret the moment. It does not assign meaning or intention. It simply documents what occurred in front of the lens. And yet, many people pause longer on this image than expected, as if something about the alignment feels heavier than coincidence, even without explanation. When moments like this happen without design, what do you think gives them meaning—the event itself, or the way we respond to it?
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Fr. Gerald Murray: "I'll say this again... No bishop can prohibit Ad Orientem celebration of the Mass in his diocese beyond his powers, because it is foreseen in the Roman Missal, and the Dicastery of Divine Worship has affirmed in private correspondence in the past that this remains a legitimate way to celebrate Mass. Sad to say, many bishops ignore it, and they won't like it to hear it said, but there and by, why in the world would you want to prohibit what was done for 1300 years or more?"
Yesterday I finished my lesson about five minutes early and told my students they could just sit and talk to each other until the bell. Almost immediately, a handful of phones came out. I stopped them. “No phones today. I want you to actually talk to each other.” There was a unified sigh of annoyance… and then something both beautiful and unsettling happened. Within a few minutes, a few desks came to life — kids were looking one another in the eye, asking questions, laughing, building real conversations. It was genuinely heartwarming to watch. But many of them froze. They didn’t know what to do without a screen delivering entertainment. Some lowered their heads. Some stared at their hands. Some avoided eye contact completely. I walked over and tried to help them get a conversation going. A few could force out a sentence or two — most had no idea where to start. I’m sharing this not as a complaint, but as a warning shot for parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches — anyone raising …More
Here Is Trump's Next Target After Venezuela Brendon O' Connell The Chip's Act highlighted the top US National Security issue of the century - ensuring the high end chip supply chain. youtube.com/watch?v=6_0rjnVQsgQ
This is where, as the saint said, these last Apostles will come from: through this devotion and consecration, which I explain in this video; This consecration is coming soon; it is time to prepare ourselves with this book. youtube.com/watch?v=gXGh3FZ792o
StarBoySAR @StarboySAR Trump to Big Oil: "Please loot Venezuela for me" Big Oil to Trump: "Nah, We're good". A hilarious scene unfolded in the White House. The president, promising "total security," tried to rally oil execs for a Venezuela investment blitz. The response? A masterclass in capitalist realism Why the skepticism? For years, Washington weaponized sanctions to strangle Venezuela’s oil industry (you know, “humanitarian concern” my ass)—freezing assets, blacklisting companies, and making it impossible to invest without getting on Uncle Sam’s bad side. Now Trump’s like “Oops, never mind! Come spend billions!” ExxonMobil's CEO didn't mince words: Venezuela is "uninvestible." Not because of sanctions they once cheered for, but due to a lack of "legal and commercial frameworks." The same cowboys who drilled in Iraq's war zones now want "stability guarantees" from a country the US sanctioned into the ground. Because this time the regime-change project is too messy, even for …More
Faked his assassination. If you don't believe it look at the what the so called prophet who predicted it is also saying. Brandon Dale Biggs: Self-proclaimed prophet who … Hey cia/mossad trolls on GTV, take a day off will you.