Maru de Palermo 💙

Toda la semana escuchando a estos (de fondo) son buenísimos, los super recomiendo...🥳🥳🥳 youtube.com/watch?v=Ki6tkD…

Colourful body marbling 🫟 🎨 When hands turn into canvas, it's amazing.

Leaving Argentina today. I arrived in November. The plan was to leave in January, but I love it here. Such a cool country, fantastic culture, beautiful places. Can’t wait to come back next year and continue to explore (blows my mind how big this country is). Highlights were Buenos Aires, Iguazu, and Patagonia. Oh, and the people. Next step: Florianopolis, Brasil 🇧🇷

Triste pareciera que esto está pasando en un país en guerra pero es argentina

This is something most people don’t know, so let me explain Before Islam existed, much of the Middle East was Christian Asia Minor (modern Turkey) was Christian. Syria was Christian. Egypt was Christian. Iraq was Christian. Lebanon was Christian. Palestine was Christian. Jordan was Christian. Parts of North Africa like Libya, Morocco and Tunisia were Christian. Antioch, Alexandria, and Edessa were among the greatest centers of Christian learning in the world These places were arguably more central to early Christianity than Europe. The apostles preached there. The earliest churches were built there, and many of the Church Fathers came from these lands Then in the 7th century, Islamic armies expanded out of Arabia. The wars were brutal, cities were taken by force, and the entire political and religious structure of the region changed. Christians who had once been the majority were gradually reduced to second class citizens Within a few decades they conquered Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Persia. Within a century they controlled most of the Christian Middle East and North Africa Most Christians were forced to convert, others fled, and some lived as second-class citizens That's what's going to happen soon if we don't stop them

Syria (Aleppo) in the 1950s, when 40% of the population was Christian. Today, it’s less than 1%. This is the case for all the Middle East under Islam. Funny how no one cares about this genocide.

又一位美女驴友登山遭遇意外香消玉殒！ 我不太懂这个运动，难道先上去的人不可以拴一条保险绳，让后面的人绑住后一个一个往上爬吗？

This is the priest who died on the Titanic to hear confessions and administer last rites. Given the opportunity to board a lifeboat on two separate occasions, Father Thomas Byles firmly declined. He chose instead to stay behind, absolving sins and consoling the doomed passengers. Following the vessel's collision with the iceberg, he assembled the remaining crowds on the aft deck. Those who lived through the disaster recalled him standing bravely amid the panic, listening to confessions, granting collective absolution, and reciting the Rosary right up until the ocean claimed the stern. This is the type of story we should elevate, heroic virtue. May the Lord bless us with more holy men possessing the courage of Father Thomas Byles.

17 años y murió por beber energizantes todos los días. 😥 Su corazón se agrandó y colapsó por la enorme sobrecarga de cafeína por beber bebidas energéticas marca Alani-Nu todos los días.

On Monday, Pope Leo will begin an 11-day apostolic trip to Africa, where roughly 20% of the world’s Catholics live. The visit will include 11 cities, eight public addresses, and eight Masses.

@creepydotorg I think is was an underwater drainage pipe that sucked him in and deposited him a ways down stream at its exit point. Bad way to go.

@creepydotorg Notice that at 0:18 he goes silent. He realizes something is wrong, that he’s trapped, can’t pull away.

@creepydotorg Nature does not exist for your 'life experiences' and routinely obliterates self-importants who presume so with extreme prejudice. It's basically what sharks are for.

@creepydotorg For everyone asking, yes, this really happened. And yes, he died. From BBC:

@creepydotorg People really are fucking retarded...

The final moments of 28-year-old wildlife photographer Jacob Cockle before being sucked into a dangerous tidal whirlpool.

@creepydotorg Jacob wasn’t a brave wildlife photographer he was a reckless thrill-seeker treating the ocean like his personal playground. Sad, but 100% avoidable. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Bookmark this, another photographer will still do similar

En la estación Parque Patricios, línea H, hay 3 baños, todos cerrados. Pedí la llave en la boletería. La empleada de Emova, cagándose de risa, me dijo que no hay agua y que están clausurados.

Good morning ☀️ happy Friday everyone 🩵🤍🩷❤️

あたたかい雨は たぶん紫色だ。 Warm rain is probably purple.

In the Dutch tulip fields, Monet was astonished by the colors. “I could never have believed that such colours existed,” he said in admiration. #artbots #monet