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@PaxAeterna Awesome! Let’s gooooo!

The sorrowful mysteries of the Holy Rosary 📿 Lower body some cardio and sunrise. The Golden Age is incoming. Always grateful 📿🙏✝️🇺🇸❤️🇻🇦🫶💪

@XCkyro Thanks. 🤣

@XCkyro Where is the bleach? I need it for my eyes.

I had to see this. Now you have to see it, too

@naplestheartist @stephenofnum Morning!

@stephenofnum GM

GM

@harukaze_illust These are amazing!

外国の方へ届いていますか？ イラストが好みでしたらフォローして頂けると嬉しいです✨

@hiroshisj My goodness. Beautiful.

教会の花壇に咲いた大輪の薔薇。「ジャスト・ジョーイ」という品種で、とてもよい香りがします😇

@ItsGoneAwry I do, yes. Cacti, too!

Does anyone actually say “octopi” when referring to multiple 🐙?

@didiaryof_amara I have chased revenge. I prefer peace.

revenge or peace?

@UcheMaryOkoli Saint Christina, pray for us.

One of the wildest, most astonishing saints in Church history—carefully recorded by reliable eyewitnesses and by the Dominican chronicler Thomas of Cantimpré. Born in 1150 in Belgium, Christina was orphaned young and worked as a humble shepherdess. In her early 20s, she suffered a massive seizure and was pronounced dead. During her funeral Mass, as the priest reached the Agnus Dei… she suddenly sat up, levitated straight to the roof beams of the church, and perched there like a bird! The entire congregation fled in terror (except her sister and the priest). When she came down, she explained what happened: She had died, visited Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven. God gave her a choice—stay in Heaven or return to earth to suffer for the souls in Purgatory. She chose to return. From that moment on, her life became legendary: 🔸 She threw herself into burning ovens and emerged unharmed 🔸 Dove into freezing rivers in winter 🔸 Climbed trees, towers, and rocks to escape the “smell of sin” from people 🔸 Lived in extreme poverty, sleeping on rocks, eating almost nothing 🔸 Balanced on fence posts for hours while praying 🔸 Survived being crushed on mill wheels and other tortures… completely unscathed Yet she lived to age 74 and died peacefully in 1224. Her extreme penances and miracles converted many, and she is venerated as a patron of millers, people with mental illness, and mental health workers. St. Christina the Astonishing reminds us that God’s ways are far beyond our understanding — and that some souls are called to radical, jaw-dropping love. 🙏 St. Christina the Astonishing, pray for us! Have you ever heard of her before? Drop a 🔥 if this story blew your mind! - Totus Tuus.

@ChristianNbdy Prayers!

Ask our mom to pray for me please

@threenotes_jp I do, indeed!

海外のみんな、カウボーイビバップは好き？

@BeSaintly 🤣🤣🤣 Yes!

Never doom

@AvaVtuber_ Life is going well!

Be Honest....

@trad_west_ That is amazing.

Eastern Europe motorcycle insurance☦️ Literally can not ride in a safer way than with this helmet 🤣

@mnchies That is why I never leave the house without the helmet. So many vampires.

wyd if I bite you

@moonchild23580 What!? No. Never.

Would you ever marry someone for their money ?

@RosaryMum Pray for us, Mother.

“God the Father gathered all the waters together and called them the seas. He gathered all His graces together and called it Mary” St. Louis de Montfort

@PythonDvz 🤣🤣🤣

🌝

@astralbaes That would work on me, too.

this would work on me

@moonchild23580 Yeah, why not. Sometime you just have to scream into the void. 🤣

would y'all keep tweeting with 0 likes?