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@MariaBaird13 I remember it as if it was yesterday, that's because it was yesterday, and Friday and today. I didn't watch because I had other things to do, Also they are all available on streaming platforms. In conclusion. You missed them.

Who remembers on Easter Sunday there would be long biblical films (I'm not religious) they were good. Are they not allowed to show them anymore tv is rubbish 😡

@JENNIFE38841938 @Concern70732755 There is no tradition of an Easter Message , just Christmas .

@Concern70732755 Yes I do.Why no Easter message from him this year ????

Who agrees that he must abdicate the throne based on his Easter decision. ??

@ATradCatholic @UnlikelyJacobin You do realise that Protestants make an act of confession before communion and that the Book of Common prayer gives very clear instructions on not taking communion unless you are in a fit state to do so having genuinely repented your sins and bearing no ill will towards others?

@UnlikelyJacobin Cool, now include the parts about repentance, baptism, obedience, and perseverance. You don’t get to build a whole theology off one verse.

Protestantism: ‘say the line and you’re saved’ Catholicism: actually live a life of repentance and grace That’s why you don’t see it.

@AuthorGFAllen Yes, at least once a week, it's essential to my wellbeing.

Be honest… do people actually exist who love staying home all day, completely alone, not seeing a single person, the same way some people finish a whole book in one sitting?

@Arnie_Boyle @Aku_700 @YodaSketti You gullible idiot

@Aku_700 @YodaSketti It was great to see a fightback from parents of the children. British people have had enough of pandering to other minorities and must fight to retain our Christian culture.

Christians show up outside school after headteacher decided to cancel Easter to celebrate ‘refugee week’ instead Christians are fighting back.

@Trigs82 @Aku_700 You need to go to school to A. Learn the difference between there and their. B. learn how to use a dictionary so you can look up the word " gullible"

@Aku_700 We need a nationwide school strike. No kids go to school until the madness ends. No school means no work for teachers until they give up there far left idiology. The kids will be happy, grandparents etc can help look after them if parents have to go to work. It makes sense!

@MaxFRobespierre They are indeed

Aren't schools on holiday?

@lorahmoe I prefer my hands to be usable (how anyone functions with long or false nails is beyond me ) and am perfectly capable of keeping hands, feet, toenails and fingernails clean, trimmed and tidy all by myself

Girls that don't get manicures and pedicures.... Why???

@BalogunSonia4 They should be taught to do so and not need reminding, let alone forcing

Do you think children should be forced to say "please" and "thank you"?

@Kevin_Maguire He is insane!

Starmer is going to have to cancel the trip by King Charles to this vile madman.

@Tinman_2004 @Symply_rhoda1 I thought I had a raised gland, optician spotted it one Monday when doing an eyetest, called pharmacist in who said see GP urgently, GP appointment Tuesday, hospital Wednesday. Scan and biopsy Friday. It was a parotid gland tumour. Removed, clear margins, all fine! UK.

@Symply_rhoda1 In the UK you have to wait so long for a fucking appointment by the time the appointment comes round to see you, you're probably already dead. And if you're a white male, they'll just tell you to go home and rest with some paracetamol.

Medical experts : how do people develop stage 4 cancer without noticing until it’s too late ?

@Tinman_2004 @Symply_rhoda1 Nonsense!

@CarolinaSideEye @Symply_rhoda1 Utter nonsense! Take your pig ignorant conspiracy crap and shove it!

@Symply_rhoda1 They took the Covid shot and it came out of nowhere

@Symply_rhoda1 Many cancers are silent, my husband was fine until he suddenly lost peripheral vision and felt fatigued, it was caused by a brain tumour which turned out to be a secondary from Metastatic adenocarcinoma. It was stage 4 at diagnosis.

@ChristSavesUK Or, and here's a wild thought, do as you are told to do, go to an upstairs room and pray in secret, do not parade your faith on street corners, and you could even go to Church. I saw this too late to suggest you find a Good Friday vigil but there are services today and tomorrow

Christians Raise The Crosses in Britain on Good Friday! Easter will not be cancelled. No more talk. Now is the time for action. Join us and pick up your cross. ✝️

@krassenstein And every other economy, Trump is on VERY thin ice

BREAKING: Trump says Iran has 48 hours to open the Strait of Hormuz or "all hell will reign down on Iran." Get ready for oil prices to smother the American economy.

@hultgren777 @SamaHoole Ad you certainly do not understand that Holy Days/ Feast days involved neither days off nor feasting

@hultgren777 @SamaHoole You seem not to understand serfdom! Life was hard and usually short and many were on vassal service, effectively enslaved

What people think the medieval peasant diet looked like: - Hearty grain bread, fresh from the village oven - Seasonal vegetables, lovingly tended in the cottage garden - The odd roast at feast days, communal and joyful - Simple. Nourishing. Close to the earth. What the medieval peasant diet actually looked like: - Pottage. Every morning. - Pottage again. Every evening. - Rye bread so hard it required soaking before consumption - A piece of salt pork the size of your thumb, stretched across a week - An onion if the season had been kind - Foraging for whatever the hedgerow hadn't already given up - Occasional grain so mouldy it caused hallucinations (this was ergotism; it was not optional; it was the grain or nothing) They weren't eating close to the earth. They were eating the earth. There's a difference.

@paullewismoney @PensionsUK_ @Moneybox @BBCRadio4 Of course I knew! My state pension date is July next year, at the age of 66 and 10 months. This is neither new policy nor new information

If you were born in the nineteen sixties your state pension age starts rising from Monday costing millions of people thousands of pounds and will save govt £10.4bn a year. Did you know? with Zoe Alexander of @PensionsUK_ on @Moneybox noon @BBCRadio4

@hultgren777 @SamaHoole A Holy Day and a Holiday are not the same thing, the peasants still had to work on Holy Days, but also had to attend church. And the " feast" was more likely to be an extra bit of bread or some fish added to the pottage than anything more substantial

@SamaHoole European peasants literally had 100 holidays a year, and you only get 2 weeks off 😆