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Pavlos🇹🇷🇻🇦✝️

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Galatians 2:20 I am a Catholic first, then socialist, and only after that, Turkish

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The most chilling conversation ever filmed.
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Uche is a girl
Uche is a girl@UcheMaryOkoli·
Born Youssef Makhlouf in 1828 in the mountains of Lebanon, St. Charbel became a Maronite monk and lived 23 years as a hermit in total silence, prayer, and penance at the Monastery of St. Maron in Annaya. He died on Christmas Eve 1898 while celebrating Mass — and that’s when the miracles began. His body remained incorrupt for decades, exuding a fragrant liquid that healed the sick. The Catholic Church officially verified miracles for his beatification (1965) and canonization (1977) by Pope Paul VI. At the beatification, the Pope declared: “A hermit of Mount Lebanon is enrolled in the number of the blessed… a new eminent member of monastic sanctity has by his example and his intercession enriched the entire Christian people… May he make us understand, in a world largely fascinated by wealth and comfort, the paramount value of poverty, penance, and asceticism, to liberate the soul in its ascent to God.” Today, the official archives at the Monastery of Saint Maron-Annaya have recorded more than 33,000 documented healing miracles attributed to his intercession — from incurable cancers and paralysis to sudden recoveries that doctors cannot explain. Even in early 2026, two new medically inexplicable healings (one in the U.S. and one in Lebanon) were reported. He is called the “Doctor of the Sky” for a reason. ------------- St. Charbel proves the Communion of Saints is real: when we ask for his intercession, he brings our needs straight to the throne of God. If you’re facing illness, hardship, or simply need a miracle — pray to St. Charbel today! A short prayer: “O God, who sanctified the Monk and Hermit Charbel, grant us through his intercession the grace we ask for [mention your intention] and the joy of living in your presence. Amen.” Who has experienced St. Charbel’s powerful intercession in their life? Share your story below 👇. - Totus Tuus
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CityVibesX@earthviewss1·
Natural History Museum, London UK 🇬🇧
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Bro I love this dish more than I love myself
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories

The Ottoman sultans ate poached eggs for breakfast. Somehow, five hundred years later, the recipe is almost completely unchanged... Çılbır is one of the oldest continuously documented dishes in Turkish culinary history. Palace records from 15th Century show versions of it being served in the royal kitchens of Topkapı Palace, where the chefs of Mehmed the Conqueror and the sultans who followed him were combining poached eggs with garlicky yogurt for the imperial table. This was not peasant food. This was a dish considered refined enough for one of the most powerful rulers in the world. The basic concept is deceptively simple. Thick garlicky yogurt spread across a plate. A perfectly poached egg placed on top, whites just set, yolk completely runny. Then the moment that makes the whole dish: a ladleful of olive oil or butter, heated until shimmering and infused with paprika and crushed red pepper, poured over the top. The oil hits the cold yogurt and the warm egg simultaneously and the whole thing comes together in a way that somehow makes complete sense despite looking like it should not work at all. The spiced oil is actually a later addition. The 17th Century traveller Evliya Çelebi documented egg and yogurt dishes across the Ottoman empire but the vivid orange-red spiced oil only arrived in the 19th Century when chili peppers from the Americas finally worked their way into Ottoman cooking. What had been a pale, subtle dish of garlic and butter became something visually striking and completely addictive. One of history's better accidental improvements. © Eats History #archaeohistories

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Raven__ous
Raven__ous@Agie2a·
"We are all Greeks. Our laws, our literature, our religion, our arts have their root in Greece." — Percy Bysshe Shelley
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“Mary has recommended the Rosary at Lourdes and Fatima because of it’s exceptional value for us and our times.” St. Padre Pio
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traces of faith
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All Things Movies
All Things Movies@ThatMoviePage·
I was listening to the cast and crew commentary on ALIENS the other night and all Lance Henriksen says at this part is "Look at that shit". Why did they ever stop lighting movies like this.
HB•RAINEY™️@RaineyOvalle

Every Alien film is on HBO Max and I highly recommend y’all watch them in chronological order before they’re gone. I forgot how incredible Prometheus is when you ain’t got a bitch in your ear complaining about who fucking cares.

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Curiosity@CuriosityonX·
My brain glitches every time I remember this movie was made in 1968
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