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[chiarth @chiarth]

@ShoSecAI You now need to use your imagination and A.I. wizardry to depict the scene where Cpt. Picard gives Godzilla an acting award.😜

[Trad West @trad_west_]

Spanish franciscan nuns have been saving a rare giant rabbit species from extinction 🇪🇸✝️

[chiarth @chiarth]

@ShoSecAI If you are interested in where the ideas in Picard’s speech comes from, I recommend the following:
https://t.co/NgdXBgRMAd

[chiarth @chiarth]

@iekarisisters We spring up in greater numbers the more we are mown down: the blood of Christians is the seed.
- Tertullian

[シスターのつぶやき @iekarisisters]

雲仙地獄を訪れた。あちこちから白い湯けむりが立ちのぼる中すすんで行くと、ここで熱湯をかけられるなどして棄教を迫られた殉教者たちを記念する十字架があった。信徒が多いからあえて長崎で処刑したと言われる。
悲しい歴史ではあるが、一粒の麦が死ねば多くの実を結ぶという福音を思い起こさせる。

[chiarth @chiarth]

@nyantamach222 Greetings from 🇨🇦. Billy and Bobby are 3 year olds who think they are still kittens.

[chiarth @chiarth]

@nyantamach222 @kylecat51

[Kaiju No. 14 @14_kaiju]

Patrick Stewart presenting Godzilla with the MTV Lifetime Achievement Award in 1996

RIP 🕊️

[Cedars and Saints🇻🇦 @CedarsAndSaints]

Imagine hearing this Byzantine hymn and thinking Pastor Kyle’s rock band and smoke machine were an upgrade 😂

[Trad West @trad_west_]

Greek Orthodox monk petting his baby bunnies 🇬🇷☦️

He says "Kyrie Eleison" ("Lord, have mercy") and the little bunnies are completly calm in his hands.

[Sesame Street @sesamestreet]

Sesame Workshop mourns the loss of Sir Patrick Stewart. Thank you for being our friend and for sharing your brilliance, joy, and kindness with the world. 💛💚

[Yaffa🖖 @archaicf0ssil]

Now feels like a good time for this clip

[8-Bit-DipSh¡t-1983 @XRPee1983]

Indiana Jones - Chuck Norris Edition🤷‍♂️😂

Credit👇:

https://t.co/uwh8FyuZCA

[chiarth @chiarth]

@ShoSecAI A tour of Japan - are you going on vacation?

[chiarth @chiarth]

@piwuu0 https://t.co/oMCfvrOUw3

[The Catholic Gaijin @timothyjphelan]

Did you know this Japanese samurai was baptized a Catholic, met the Pope, and became a citizen of Rome more than 400 years ago?

His name was Hasekura Tsunenaga, and his journey began on this day in 1613.

On October 28, 413 years ago, Hasekura and his fellow envoys sailed from what is now Ishinomaki in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. They crossed the Pacific to Mexico and continued on to Europe.

In Spain, Hasekura was baptized, taking the name Felipe Francisco. He later met Pope Paul V in Rome, where he was granted Roman citizenship.

Today, Miyagi Prefecture keeps the story of that extraordinary journey alive at the San Juan Bautista Museum in Ishinomaki. The museum is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

I took the second photo when I visited the museum in May. It shows a quarter-scale reconstruction of the San Juan Bautista, the ship that carried Hasekura across the Pacific.

For Catholics, it’s a remarkable glimpse of a connection between Japan and Rome that reaches back more than four centuries.

[Abrace a Tradição @abracetradicao]

A Coreia do Sul é o único país do mundo em que o catolicismo nasceu e se espalhou pela iniciativa de leigos locais, sem a presença de missionários estrangeiros.

Em 1784, estudiosos coreanos que leram textos cristãos trazidos da China enviaram um dos seus, Yi Seung-hun, a Pequim para ser batizado. Ao regressar, formou as primeiras comunidades cristãs no país.

São João Paulo II reconheceu essa singularidade ao afirmar que nasceu ali “a primeira comunidade cristã na Coreia, uma comunidade única na história da Igreja pelo fato de ter sido fundada inteiramente por leigos”.

Essa jovem Igreja resistiu a ondas de perseguição durante quase um século e produziu milhares de mártires, entre eles São André Kim Taegon, o primeiro sacerdote coreano.

A fé chegou à Coreia do Sul por meio da busca intelectual e da adesão voluntária, sendo posteriormente testemunhada e fortalecida pelo sangue daqueles que preferiram morrer a renunciar a Cristo.

[Janet From Another Planet 💯 @JanetFromAnoth9]

Bad Chewie …..💕