@NickStevenson63@magataotao Whether one is Catholic depends on baptism, the Creeds, and sacramental communion with the Church. You don’t need to agree with the Pope’s political take on a war to remain a believer.
Good Friday is a deeply significant day for Christians across Australia, marking sacrifice, faith, and the enduring power of hope.
But even beyond its religious meaning, it speaks to something universal. It reminds us that hardship, loss, and struggle are part of the human story, and that strength is often created in those difficult moments.
It is a day to pause, reflect, and recognise the values that hold communities together. Faith, resilience, compassion, and the quiet belief that better days lie ahead.
In a fast-moving world, Good Friday gives us a moment to slow down and remember that even in the darkest hours, there is purpose, and there is hope.
Australia is responsible for barely 1% of global emissions. De-industrializing our nation for a "virtue signal" while others build coal and nuclear is a betrayal. 🤡
It’s time for Coal, Nuclear, and Common Sense.
VOTE ONE NATION. PUT AUSTRALIA FIRST. 🇦🇺💪 (4/4)
I stand with One Nation. 🇦🇺 It’s time for a reality check on Australia’s energetic self-destruction.
We are a resource superpower behaving like a third-world nation. The "Net Zero" agenda is a globalist scam to control our wealth.
(1/4) 🧵 #AusPol#OneNation#NuclearNow
🏭 COAL: Closing our cheapest power stations like Eraring without 24/7 alternatives is madness. Build HELE coal plants!
💸 RENEWABLES: Billions wasted on short-life "toys" and 10,000km of new cables. YOU are paying for this on your skyrocketing bill. 📈
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