For my aunt
- By FaithT
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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Good news! I prayed for her!I think she is doing better, thanks be to God!
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Good news! I prayed for her!I think she is doing better, thanks be to God!
Water Baptism has nothing to do with Jesus giving repentance.I agree, but you still have to get in that water and be baptize in the name of Jesus. "And he said unto them, go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned." (Mark 16:15-16).
Anyone that is not baptized is a person with their sins yet upon them, because it is the baptism that washes away our past sins. "And now why tarriest thou? Arise, and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling on the name of the Lord." (Acts 22:16)
A true follower of Christ loves their enemies and does good to those who hate you. A true follower does not force his neighbor to do the same. Love extends to all people as a PERSONAL decision. Jesus NEVER demanded that you make your neighbor suffer. This is where Christians totally misunderstand what he is saying.A true follower of Christ demonstrates love for their enemies through personal sacrifice and generosity, embodying principles such as sharing and turning the other cheek.
Me too!Glory to God! Really loving our new Pope! He’s awesome!
Sigh. May God have mercy upon us and protect the faithful from them!I think so too. But by him resigning that same lavender mafia has been turned loose against us.
Yup. We saw how that worked with alcohol. It didn’t.Still less harmful than prohibition.
Hi there,
Revelation 12:11
And they have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, for they loved not their lives even unto death.
I am interested in comments on what is meant by "the word of their testimony"
Also - who exactly is being referred to - who is 'they' ???
True. But as with alcohol, its in that realm of "somewhat-bad things" where individuals should have some personal discretion re the fun vs harm trade offs. Especially when we factor in the harms that come from prohibition - as noted earlier.More and more data is coming out on the harms of smoking pot. It always seems weird though that the Federal Government refuses to prosecute Federal laws that are on the books. I guess with pot if is too impractical. But I suppose it still is not federally "legal."
It was eleven different sessions. She was talking her head off. So do you think given eleven sessions they had someone taking notes, or writing short hand or just stuck a recorder in front of her. You can bet it's all recorded.LOL. You have misunderstood her response. But, I am sure that you believe Vanity Fair because you want to.
Plus cars and guns.illegal fentanyl kills hundreds of thousands of Americans. That sounds a lot like a weapon of mass destruction to me.
That is a deflection, and does not change what I said. I have little doubt that everybody involved is invested in telling a one sided story.The bitter truth is that there is no independent journalism in Gaza. Every photographer, every cameraman, every reporter works under the thumb of Hamas. The terrorist organisation's Government Media Office controls filming permits, access and topics with an iron fist. Without Hamas' consent, no images from detention cellars, no recordings of looted aid supplies, no evidence of the recruitment of minors are ever made public.
International teams have not been granted entry permits for a long time. The few exceptions are closely supervised visits under military escort. In this way, Hamas determines which images the world gets to see and Western editorial offices willingly swallow this curated reality.
I suspect the lavender mafia had something to do with him stepping down. My opinion only.I will always wonder about Benedict's abdication, not whether it was forced and illegal, but whether it was wise or necessary. It opened up the worst of all possible can of creepy-crawlies. And thus I do not rush to have him proclaimed a saint, especially in these tumultuous times where up is down and Benedict himself would be called a backwardist. But I loved the man, as a brilliant theologian and a wise pope. I miss him badly.
I think she is doing better, thanks be to God!absolutely
What an odd statement.![]()
Trump administration says sign language services 'intrude' on Trump's ability to control his image
The Trump administration argues that providing real-time American Sign Language interpretation for events like White House press briefings would intrude on the president’s control over his public image.apnews.com
The Trump administration is arguing that requiring real-time American Sign Language interpretation of events like White House press briefings “would severely intrude on the President’s prerogative to control the image he presents to the public,” part of a lawsuit seeking to require the White House to provide the services.Department of Justice attorneys haven’t elaborated on how doing so might hamper the portrayal President Donald Trump seeks to present to the public. But overturning policies encompassing diversity, equity and inclusion have become a hallmark of his second administration, starting with his very first week back in the White House.The National Association for the Deaf sued the Trump administration in May, arguing that the cessation of American Sign Language interpretation — which the Biden administration had used regularly — represented “denying hundreds of thousands of deaf Americans meaningful access to the White House’s real-time communications on various issues of national and international import.” The group also sued during Trump’s first administration, seeking ASL interpretation for briefings related to the COVID-19 pandemic.What image is that, Mr. President?
For medical purposes, in some states, yes. It’s not legal everywhere though, though my state does sell “edibles” for recreational use.In California , it legal. So, I'm not surprised. I assume it's legal every where.
I heard through the grapevine it’s more harmful for the lungs than cigarette smoke. Have no idea how accurate that is.More and more data is coming out on the harms of smoking pot. It always seems weird though that the Federal Government refuses to prosecute Federal laws that are on the books. I guess with pot if is too impractical. But I suppose it still is not federally "legal."