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[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

The month of October calls us to pray the #HolyRosary more fervently, asking in particular for an end to wars and the attainment of peace. https://t.co/XDuS8K6rE7

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@FortniteStatus It’s too dark I can’t see a thing!

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@heis_td Wait what’s the change we’re supposed to be looking for?

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@AdrianneCurry Where did you hear that the men who died during 911 are not given their credi for their heroism?

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@DBonnie_BFM @MedStarHealth This is really hard to watch.

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@Sachinettiyil This is beautiful ❤️

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@Santibako08130 Doesn’t he owe someone 15 million dollars

[Living Christian @livechristian1]

even when your connection seems week, God's power is still there

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@AdrianneCurry To be fair, many of your views align far right from what I’ve seen on your social media

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@AdrianneCurry @Keanekatkeane @NJBeisner Not true. She googled how to kill herself.

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@AdrianneCurry @ShadWestminster @kangminlee There’s no death penalty in her state. She tried to kill herswld by slitting her wrists and neck and paralyzed herself by throwing herself out a window. She is a victim of postpartum psychosis… and she is also gods child.

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@lady_valor_07 Milk

[Catholic News Agency @cnalive]

Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholics to prioritize attending Sunday Mass, warning that in-person attendance cannot be replaced by virtual gatherings.

https://t.co/mFSta89S3J

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@paixclipping @GotchaClip How is she trying?

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@GotchaClip He can’t hold his own weight, this is not walking. She’s dragging

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Before “Environmentalism” Had a Name: A Forgotten Zoroastrian Teaching

One of the most fascinating ideas in the Gathas, the oldest surviving sacred texts of Zoroastrianism, is that living ethically is not limited to prayer, ritual, or personal morality.

It extends to the flourishing of the world itself. . .

In Yasna 48.5–7, Zarathustra speaks about good governance, the flourishing of the land and its creatures, and the rejection of violence, anger, and hostility. The passages connect human moral responsibility with the condition of the living world.

That is a surprisingly modern-sounding idea. The underlying concept is Asha — often translated as truth, order, or rightness. Asha isn't simply about telling the truth as an individual. It represents a cosmic and moral order that human beings are expected to support through their choices.

So, in this vision, a good society isn't merely one where people behave honestly. It is one where the land flourishes, living creatures are cared for, and destructive violence is restrained.

This makes Zoroastrian ethics much broader than the familiar phrase “Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds.” Your moral responsibility extends outward — toward society, nature, animals, and the conditions that allow life to prosper.

And there is an important historical caveat: calling this “environmentalism” would be anachronistic. Zarathustra was not advocating modern environmental policy. But the principle is striking:

Human goodness is measured, at least partly, by whether the world around us is made to flourish.

Source: Yasna 48.5–7, the Gathas

#archaeohistories

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@HistorianUSA1 Amen

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@ayekeeno Let’s see the walker