Ye speak of honour, but I speak of labours and toil; for this is no time for rewards, but rather for slaughter, battles, and perils. -St. Chrysostom

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It is preferable to have the whole world against thee, than Jesus offended with thee. -Thomas á Kempis
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For thou, O Lord, singularly * hast settled me in hope.
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In your charity, pray for this crew. 4 missing still.
Replying to @staunovo
Seems to depict Borr Prospector 5 sinking off Gabon this night.
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St. Joseph please intercede🙏🏻
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Happy Feast of Christ the King
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Give me the grace, Good Lord: To be joyful in tribulations. -St. Thomas More
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Real fascism has never been tried.
Doubling down on 20th-century fascism has got to be the strangest way ever to ruin your own website and reputation. Sad.
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Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness? -St. Paul
Let us continue to pray together for peace. The day after tomorrow, on 27 October, let us join in spirit with the heads of churches and religious leaders who will gather in Assisi to mark the 40th anniversary of the meeting convened by Saint John Paul II. Never before has it been so clear that wars, as well as sowing death and destruction, impoverish and harm the world. May the Lord inspire choices of dialogue and peace! #PrayTogether
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Non nobis, Domine
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Life would be a lot better if people were not so easily disturbed by everything. Practice the virtue of equanimity.
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“Do not go outside yourself, return to yourself: truth dwells in the interiority of man and, if you find that your nature is changeable, transcend yourself too.” — Saint Augustine of Hippo
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Ave Christus Rex!
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We don’t even understand many ordinary things we see every day. How, then, could we fully understand God, who is infinitely greater than everything?
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Raphael presides over the healing of men’s bodies, and he therefore restored sight to Tobias when he was blind; whence he is called Raphael (the Healing of God). -Lapide
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For whatever way the soul of man may turn, unless he turns to you, he nails himself to sorrows. -St. Augustine
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"Be angry, but sin not.” There is, therefore, a just and reasonable anger, which may be better called zeal, which fills our soul when we stand up for the affairs of God. Holy Writ records many such examples. -St. John Vianney
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May the divine assistance ✠ remain with us always.
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Turn us then, ✠ O God, our saviour: And let thy anger cease from us.
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Jonah is mad when God saves Nineveh. He goes out into the wilderness. A tree grows overnight for shade. Jonah is thrilled. A worm kills it the next morning. Jonah is furious and wants to die. He's just like me.
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Replying to @KnowsPascal
"Christian warriors, He who gave His life for you, today demands yours in return”
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Rise, soldier of Christ, shake off the dust, return to the battle whence you have fled, fight more bravely after your flight, and you shall conquer the more gloriously. -St. Bernard
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