Cuomo Core's Gottago @CeaseCommonCore - Twitter Profile

My 5 week old granddaughter Celeste has a rare liver disease. The only real treatment is a liver transplant. She is having surgery on Monday to try to delay the transplant by years instead of just months. I ask for your prayers for her and the family. Thanks. @elonmusk

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Dominican Friars Foundation

@dominicanfriars

about 3 years ago

Deo Gratias! We are excited to introduce you to our newly ordained Dominican priests! To learn what drew these men to the Dominican Order and the priesthood of Jesus Christ, please click here: https://t.co/OMoyh0Sv1k

dominicanfriars's tweet photo. Deo Gratias! We are excited to introduce you to our newly ordained Dominican priests! To learn what drew these men to the Dominican Order and the priesthood of Jesus Christ, please click here: https://t.co/OMoyh0Sv1k https://t.co/UvnNVvVVvS

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Father V

@father_rmv

about 3 years ago

Today is the Memorial of St. Catherine of Siena (1347-1380). St. Catherine, the youngest of twenty-five children, was born in Siena on March 25, 1347. During her youth she had to contend with great difficulties on the part of her parents. They were planning marriage for their favorite daughter; but Catherine, who at the age of seven had already taken a vow of virginity, refused. To break her resistance, her beautiful golden brown tresses were shorn to the very skin and she was forced to do the most menial tasks. Undone by her patience, mother and father finally relented and their child entered the Third Order of St. Dominic. Unbelievable were her austerities, her miracles, her ecstasies. The reputation of her sanctity soon spread abroad; thousands came to see her, to be converted by her. The priests associated with her, having received extraordinary faculties of absolution, were unable to accommodate the crowds of penitents. She was a helper and a consoler in every need. As time went on, her influence reached out to secular and ecclesiastical matters. She made peace between worldly princes. The heads of Church and State bowed to her words. She weaned Italy away from an anti-pope, and made cardinals and princes promise allegiance to the rightful pontiff. She journeyed to Avignon and persuaded Pope Gregory XI to return to Rome. Even though she barely reached the age of thirty-three her accomplishments place her among the great women of the Middle Ages. The virgin Catherine was espoused to Christ by a precious nuptial ring which, although visible only to her, always remained on her finger.  (Source: The Church's Year of Grace, Pius Parsch)

father_rmv's tweet photo. Today is the Memorial of St. Catherine of Siena (1347-1380).

St. Catherine, the youngest of twenty-five children, was born in Siena on March 25, 1347. During her youth she had to contend with great difficulties on the part of her parents. They were planning marriage for their favorite daughter; but Catherine, who at the age of seven had already taken a vow of virginity, refused. To break her resistance, her beautiful golden brown tresses were shorn to the very skin and she was forced to do the most menial tasks. Undone by her patience, mother and father finally relented and their child entered the Third Order of St. Dominic.

Unbelievable were her austerities, her miracles, her ecstasies. The reputation of her sanctity soon spread abroad; thousands came to see her, to be converted by her. The priests associated with her, having received extraordinary faculties of absolution, were unable to accommodate the crowds of penitents. She was a helper and a consoler in every need. As time went on, her influence reached out to secular and ecclesiastical matters. She made peace between worldly princes. The heads of Church and State bowed to her words. She weaned Italy away from an anti-pope, and made cardinals and princes promise allegiance to the rightful pontiff. She journeyed to Avignon and persuaded Pope Gregory XI to return to Rome. Even though she barely reached the age of thirty-three her accomplishments place her among the great women of the Middle Ages. The virgin Catherine was espoused to Christ by a precious nuptial ring which, although visible only to her, always remained on her finger.  (Source: The Church's Year of Grace, Pius Parsch)

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Cuomo Core's Gottago @CeaseCommonCore

about 3 years ago

@FrStephenImb Read the Word

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Catholic Manhood ❤️‍🔥

@bethecreed

over 3 years ago

St. Mary Al Sourian Monastery at Wadi el Natrun, Egypt. Wadi el Natrun was one of the places the Holy Family stayed during their Flight to Egypt.

bethecreed's tweet photo. St. Mary Al Sourian Monastery at Wadi el Natrun, Egypt. Wadi el Natrun was one of the places the Holy Family stayed during their Flight to Egypt. https://t.co/rEtREo98ux

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Cuomo Core's Gottago @CeaseCommonCore

over 3 years ago

The Chosen

@thechosentv

over 3 years ago

Would you go as far as to say Season 3 is binge-worthy? Now we can finally know.

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over 3 years ago

The Good Newsroom @thegnewsroom

over 3 years ago

Please join us in wishing His Eminence @CardinalDolan a very happy birthday!

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The Good Newsroom @thegnewsroom

over 3 years ago

Please join us in wishing His Eminence @CardinalDolan a very happy birthday!

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Chuck Woolery Tribute

@chuckwoolery

over 3 years ago

Bombshell rocks Arizona election. https://t.co/mQvJ2Nx4hB

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HuffPost Politics

@HuffPostPol

over 3 years ago

Former President Donald Trump is suing the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to block a subpoena requiring him to testify. https://t.co/PYeheKrJHo

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