M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️

Montjoie Saint Denis!

[M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️ @MVilusch]

"La vie m'est insupportable... Pardonnez-moi."

[Ogg Vorbis @gotitatguineys]

Cafes are for having a small coffee and 4 cigarettes in the mid afternoon not working on your bullshit startup that sells underpants for dogs

[Ante D. Luvian @uncle_deluge]

@AltHistCody There should be an Emperor and I should barely know he exists

[The Random Recruiter @randomrecruiter]

If your company issues this laptop you don’t have to worry about layoffs

[Rouge 🇫🇷 @BaguetteWeapons]

My mom : isn’t he cute playing with his Legos

The lore :

[Lysander 🇬🇷 @Since_1944]

And life itself revealed this secret to me: "Behold," it said, "I am that which must overcome itself again and again."

Friedrich Nietzsche

[M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️ @MVilusch]

@aixaxo Gourmet european breakfast

[kira 👾 @kirawontmiss]

i will never forgive spotify for this

[O.W. Root @owroot]

Everybody is sick of your dog.

Everybody is sick of seeing them on the planes
Everybody is sick of seeing them in the stores
Everybody is sick of pretending that they are like children

Everybody is sick of not saying they are sick of your dog.

I just stepped in a big fat dog turd on the playground. Why is there a big dog turd in the middle of the playground? It's a fenced playground attached to a school. People use it as their dog park.

This is what is going to happen. One day someone will have their dog off the leash running around, it will bite a kid, then the playground will explicitly say "no dogs" and people won't follow the direction, will still bring their dogs, then the playground will be locked up unless school is in session so no one can use it.

That's how anarcho-tyranny works.

The dog-people must be stopped.

[Midwest Antiquarian @Eric_Erins]

We don’t want The Cybertruck we want The Heritage Grandeur electric concept car by Hyundai https://t.co/Us45PZLuGM

[ian @bigseawaterite]

Chapel of the Snows at McMurdo Station, Antarctica

[M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️ @MVilusch]

@oficerKRK Co z niepelnosprawnymi, ktorzy moga poruszac sie tylko samochodem?

[LindyMan @PaulSkallas]

GTA 4 (2008): Play as a drug and gambling addicted ex-soldier from the Balkans who immigrated to America and is looking for revenge against his old comrades in the criminal underworld. Vulgar Wave

GTA 6 (2023): Play as a single Mom who has bills to pay

[M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️ @MVilusch]

@kowal1934 @ddl_vid1

[M.Vilüsch🏴‍☠️ @MVilusch]

@LocalBateman @ddl_vid1

[EM Burlingame - 蒲 奕 言 @EMBurlingame]

@ChivalryGuild

[Damien Rieu @DamienRieu]

Parfois dans Paris, on croise encore des instants de France.

https://t.co/KXtyV9lh1s

[dawnymarieee @dawniemarieee]

The Sword of Saint Michael

Quis ut Deus? Who is like unto God?
A mysterious geographic line called the “Sword of Saint Michael," extends northwest to southeast from Skellig Michael in Ireland, ending at the Carmelite Monastery of Stella Maris Haifa, Israel. Along this line are majestic monasteries, basilicas and churches. These shrines to Saint Michael the Archangel symbolize victory over the devil and role as powerful intercessor before the Throne of God.
Skellig Michael, Ireland
Seeking a place for extreme penance, contemplation and solitude, sixth century Irish monks built a monastery on a rock island eight miles off the coast of County Kerry. Thirteen monks lived on the tiny island at a time, the abbot and twelve monks, symbolizing Our Lord and the Twelve Apostles. Skellig Michael (Michael’s Rock) was a monastery fittingly dedicated to the formidable archangel.
Saint Michael’s Mount, England
On the coast of Cornwall in England is the site of another island monastery, Saint Michael’s Mount. Accessible only at low tide, the monastery has attracted countless pilgrims due to an apparition of Saint Michael to local fishermen and the miracles here.
Mont Saint Michel, France
The iconic Mont Saint Michel sits on the coast of Normandy, France. Saint Aubert, in the ninth century, was instructed by the Archangel to build the shrine on what was formerly a Druid devil-worship site. Mont Saint Michel continues to attract pilgrims and visitors.
Sacra di San Michele, Italy
Built on top of an ancient pagan settlement and a Roman fortification, this shrine, near Turin, Italy housed a Benedictine monastery starting in the ninth century. It's an epic location with a panoramic view of the Val de Susa.
Monte Sant’ Angelo sul Gargano, Italy
The Shrine of Monte Sant’ Angelo sul Gargano, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is known as the “Celestial Basilica,” having been blessed by the Archangel Michael himself in the fifth century after a series of miraculous events. In the seventeenth century, Saint Michael appeared to Bishop Alfonso Puccinelli and cured townspeople and anyone who devotedly kept stones from the cave marked with a cross and the initials “MA” (Michael Archangel). Many popes, nobles and saints number among the pilgrims who prayed at this shrine. Crusaders on their way to the Holy Land prayed to the Patron of Soldiers and carved numerous crosses on the cave walls.
Monastery of the Archangel Michael, Greece
On the island of Symi in Greece lies a monastery dedicated to Saint Michael built in the fifth century over the site of a temple to the pagan god Apollo. A miraculous icon of Saint Michael can be found there as well as a museum full of testimonials of the favors and graces granted through the intercession of Saint Michael, especially to sailors.
Carmelite Monastery of Stella Maris, Haifa, Israel
Situated on Mount Carmel, the monastery has a sweeping view of the Mediterranean Sea and the port city. It is only fitting that the sword line of St. Michael shrines points to a monastery dedicated to the Queen of Angels, Mary Most Holy, at what can be considered the entrance to the Holy Land upon which she and her Divine Son walked.
Ready to take an epic pilgrimage to the shrines that make up the “Sword of Saint Michael.