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Ryan Fitz retweeted
When stating the number of one's sins, there are four degrees of precision that one can use.
1. Exact number ("I sinned X times"). This is self-explanatory.
2. Probable number ("I sinned around X times"). This is used when you are generally aware of the number but have some doubt as to the exact number.
3. Conjectural number ("I sinned around X times per Y period," e.g., per day, week, month, etc.). This is used when an approximation of the total number is unclear, but the frequency can be estimated.
4. Confused number ("I habitually/often/occasionally sinned for Y period," e.g., 3 months, 10 years, etc.). This is used when the frequency can only be stated in general terms, but the length of time can be estimated.
The fourth is especially useful for those living in some immoral lifestyle (e.g., "I lived in concubinage for 2 years"), where the frequency cannot be reliably approximated.
There is no need to be anxious about estimating the number of sins for confession. If you do your best and seriously consider the number of times you have sinned, you're completely fine. Being able to distinguish between these types of numbers and use them in confession will be of great help in relieving your anxiety. The greatest moralists have approved these methods, and they have been in use for centuries.
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Oct 31, a group of young Catholics in France was attacked by a larger group of Muslim teenagers yelling anti-white slurs - stones were thrown and some of the men were punched and kicked unconscious. They were apparently targeted for singing Catholic songs in public.
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So, not only was this a bullshit non-story, it was ALSO a Greek or whatever prank that had nothing to do with racism?
The Ole Miss students who were allegedly "targets of a racial incident" were told immediately after the incident that it was not targeted and that it was done to four other doors.
"One girl was apologizing. She was like, I'm sorry, we did that to like 4 doors..."
One of the girls on the camera has apologized publicly and said she had "never met the women involved and was unaware of their race."
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Alex Karp now says that Palantir is progressive, he’s always been a Democrat, Trump went too far on immigration and his primary commitment is to economic justice. LMAOOOOOO
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Alex Karp has always been against the far right which is why he had no problem with Trump.
Here he brags about single handedly stopping the far right in Europe:
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If you know anyone who incurred damages as a result of this guys content let them know now is the time to sue him.
He can not withstand another lawsuit. He is currently getting destroyed in Columbia County Florida where he is bleeding huge amounts of money to defend himself, and having his appeals nuked.
I personally sued him pro se, buried him in tens of thousands of dollars in billable hours for his lawyer, and the court denied his anti SLAPP garbage.
He can be served at his residence in Melbourne Florida.
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The murderer, Valdo Calocane, a West African who had been granted Portuguese citizenship. Sentenced to a mental hospital.
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My beautiful and brave daughter
Grace O’Malley-Kumar grabbed a knife attacker to protect her friend. When he turned on her, she held on.
On 13 June 2023, during the Nottingham attacks, Grace was walking back to student accommodation with her friend Barnaby Webber when a man with a large knife attacked Barnaby and brought him to the ground.
Grace grabbed the attacker and tried to hold him back. The man turned the knife on her, but she kept her grip and kicked out even after he had stabbed her several times.
When she fell, she tried more than once to get back up and reach him again.
Grace and Barnaby both died from their injuries, aged 19.
Grace had just finished her first year of medicine at the University of Nottingham, where she played hockey after representing England at under-16 and under-18 level.
In October 2025, Grace was awarded the George Medal for trying to save Barnaby.
That July, her name had already been on a different kind of award, the Grace O’Malley-Kumar Cup.
Ryan Fitz retweeted
Why do we never hear Christian leaders calling for illegals to repent of their sin of violating the borders of another nation?
Theft is a sin, fraud is a sin, dispossession is a sin
Yet I never hear Christian leaders demanding illegal aliens say anything about it
Ryan Fitz retweeted
Again, until guys like this are actually losing their businesses and going to jail, you don't solve the problem. Far more dangerous than "the Left." And to be clear, they are just traitors to their nation, there's nothing complicated.
But reconcile that with "muh economy."
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
Ryan Fitz retweeted
The only opinion needed on Stephen Miller is that anyone doing the "based Stephen Miller" memes or putting any hope in him or this Administration whatsoever has learned nothing and should be written off as too stupid to meaningfully contribute to the right-wing project.
I’ve tried my best to stay out of a lot of right wing disagreements. I was more of a doubter on Trump Admin over the last year, but didn’t see any benefit in publicly attacking the loudest Plan Trusters. But now I want to offer my opinion on Stephen Miller, especially as it relates to the Iran War.
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Ryan Fitz retweeted
It’s been almost a week and not a single MAGA influencer has apologized for being completely wrong
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I voted for Trump three times. I didn't sign a loyalty oath.
America First was the promise. Not Trump First. Not blind loyalty. Not a lifetime of excuses.
If holding him to his own promises makes me a traitor to MAGA, your movement is about protecting one man's ego, not this country.
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No one in American political history had the opportunity that President Trump had.
Then he dropped the ball.
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BONES attributed to Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, kept since 1098 in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port, in Meurthe-et-Moselle, were STOLEN from their reliquary inside the basilica, then DESTROYED.
The suspect, arrested at his home, admitted to SMASHING the display case protecting the reliquary, then stealing its contents, BURNING the bones and CRUSHING them out of a “desire to destroy.”
(Source: L'Est Républicain)
