Miri Cas

[FOX Sports @FOXSports]

Kings of Group A 👑

Mexico powers themselves into the knockout rounds of the FIFA World Cup

[NASA @NASA]

It's not just a phase 🌕

Artemis II astronauts captured these views of the Moon as the Orion spacecraft flew around the far side of the Moon on April 6, 2026.

[Papa León XIV @Pontifex_es]

¡Cristo ha resucitado de entre los muertos y, con Él, también nosotros resucitamos a una vida nueva! Este anuncio pascual abraza el misterio de nuestra vida y el destino de la historia, y nos alcanza hasta en los abismos de la muerte. #Pascua

[Reid Wiseman @astro_reid]

There are no words.

[EL PAÍS @el_pais]

🔴 ÚLTIMA HORA | Muere el filósofo alemán Jürgen Habermas a los 96 años https://t.co/Z2KrBAvE09

[UHN Plus @UHN_Plus]

🇪🇺‼️ | El Parlamento Europeo ha reconocido oficialmente la "cristianofobia", destacando que más de 380 millones de cristianos sufren persecución en todo el mundo, convirtiendo al cristianismo en la religión más atacada globalmente.

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@TheSun Heroes

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@AmbienteGobPue @Gob_Puebla Hola
Su tengo una palmera en mi cada que tiro muchas ramas grandes por la lluvia me pueden ayudar ustedes?

[Sunshine（╹◡╹）🖕 @BotDe20Millones]

Si los mexicanos tuviéramos dignidad el 15 de septiembre el Zócalo y cada lugar donde se dará el grito lo dejaríamos solo.

¿Qué festejamos?, la corrupción, las desapariciones, los homicidios, las extorsiones, el desabasto de medicamentos o la indolencia del gobierno.

[TV Azteca Puebla @aztecapuebla]

La OMS alerta sobre los peligros de la soledad, un padecimiento que afecta a millones. 🧠🌍

https://t.co/kQuFOKDvDh https://t.co/kQuFOKDvDh

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@HyundaiMotorMex Pésimo pésimo pésimo
Víctimas de malos servicios y practicas poco profesionales, espero su respuesta como debe ser

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@CapitalPueblaMx @MTGobPue Una pregunta: ¿Llevar el celular colocado en el soporte para celular si eres auto de aplicación también será motivo de fotomulta?

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@silvia_tanus @armentapuebla_ Una pregunta, llevar el celular en el soporte para celular en el coche si eres un auto qué trabaja con aplicación estará considerado como infracción para la fotomulta?
Gracias

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@ING_es 5 días sin poder acceder a mi dinero y no me solucionan nada y ya hable muchas veces estando de viaje, muy mal servicio @ING_es

[Miri Cas @MiriSamra]

@Defensa_Israel Yo estuve varias veces en la zona conviviendo con ellos
La verdad es que parece que su mandato es más el trabajo social y a la comunidad que otra cosa
No son para nada agresivos simplemente cumplen órdenes de su mandato

[Eduardo Verástegui @EVerastegui]

-Los mexicas fundaron Tenochtitlán en el 1325, no fundaron México.

-Colón llegó a América en 1492, no llegó a México.

-En 1521 cayó la ciudad de Tenochtitlán, no cayó México.

-En 1532 se fundó el Virreinato de la Nueva España, no México.

-El Imperio era uno solo, no colonias. Y tampoco existía México.

-La independencia de lo que hoy conocemos como México, no ocurrió en 1810, sino hasta 1821.

Que no te cuenten la historia a su manera. No odies tus raíces y siéntete orgulloso, eres el resultado del encuentro de dos mundos.

¡Que Viva México! ¡Y que muera el mal gobierno!

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Christianity was introduced to Lebanon in 1st Century AD. Tradition states that it was brought to Lebanon by St Peter and St Paul, and there has been a continuous Christian presence in the country since then.

Lebanon, then part of the Roman Empire, was one of the first places Christianity spread to in the first century AD. Sidon, on Lebanese coast, is mentioned in Acts (27:3). It is where St Paul (then a Roman prisoner) was allowed ‘to go to his friends so they might provide for his needs’, possibly indicating a very early Christian presence. 

St George’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Beirut was said to have first been built by Eusebius of Nicomedia, Bishop of Berytus (modern-day Beirut), who died in 341 AD, although the current building is much later. But it’s the Maronite Church that has had the biggest influence in Lebanon and its history. In 4th Century, Maronite Christians (followers of St Maron, an aesthetic monk from Syria) moved into Lebanese mountains and began converting the population. Their monasteries in Kadisha Valley are some of oldest in the world and Maronite Church is largest Christian presence in Lebanon today.  

Although part of Catholic branch of the church, it developed independently and has a unique character. Maronite community lived for many centuries in seclusion of Lebanese mountains, largely cut off from Rome (and rest of church). They and other indigenous Christian communities (Greek and Syriac Orthodox), resisted assimilation with Arab conquerors, who moved into Levant in 7th Century, and maintained a significant level of autonomy.  

During 11th-12th Centuries, Crusaders briefly established Western Christian rule in region. Before they were driven out by the Muslim army, they built several churches and castles, including St John-Marc Cathedral in Byblos, and reestablished contact with Maronite church. Congregationalists and Presbyterian churches began to appear after Protestant missionaries arrived in Lebanon in around 1820s, and first Baptist congregation was founded in Beirut in 1895, but their numbers have remained small.

More significant in terms of numbers are Armenian Christians. Many fled to Lebanon during the Armenian Genocide in 1915, bringing with them their unique Christian heritage. Armenians are considered to be the world’s first Christian nation, when King Dirtad III converted to Christianity in 301 AD. By 1926 there were 75,000 Armenians in Lebanon, many concentrated around Beirut. Today this number has risen to around a quarter of a million. For much of Lebanon’s history the indigenous Christian community and larger Muslim community have lived in relative harmony. Notable exceptions being 1860 Mount Lebanon Druze-Maronite conflict and the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1990). Power-sharing agreements between Christians and Muslims have been part of Lebanese politics since at least 19th Century and Christians continue to play a significant role in government and culture of Lebanon today.

Today, Christians in Lebanon face an existential crisis, as their country increasingly has become controlled by Hezbollah terrorists who answer to Iran, prompting a mass exodus. Over the years, Lebanese Christians have faced multiple attacks, now they also face a new threat in the form of a rapidly declining proportion in relation to the Islamic element in the country. Many “unfortunately now feel like strangers in their own home country,” Maronite priest Jad Chlouk said in 2021. “This is negatively affecting the whole Christian community, because it is losing most of its brightest and best, and especially its young people, who are supposed to be the future of the Christians here. Hence, the number of Christians in the country is decreasing day by day, and this is badly affecting the situation and causing still more pressure for those who remain, in a situation where they might soon suffer from persecution.”

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#archaeohistories

[Pascal @beltrandelrio]

Aunque no me atrevería a decir cuál fue la causa de la explosión en el hospital al-Alhi, este hilo proporciona información atendible. Concluye que un misil lanzado en las cercanías se partió en el aire (por razones aún no muy claras) y uno de los fragmentos cayó en el hospital