Many people are rediscovering the Gospel and embracing the faith against the backdrop of a society marked by a deeply secularized culture. With pastoral tenderness and fraternal charity, we must recognize, welcome, and protect the small flame that the Holy Spirit has kindled in the darkness of the night. #ApostolicJourney #France https://t.co/Uhu1qqqrzO
Galatians 6:9
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” #B4B#QB#LiLJoivan#MiddleSchool
@FloridaGOP So let’s not provide more devices for the people. People could use a discount on healthcare. We could fund education better. We could help the housing issues….
Two days ago marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in the United States of America. I renew my prayers for those who lost their lives and for those who continue to bear the wounds of that tragic day. At a time when conflict and violence afflict so many of our brothers and sisters, I invite everyone to pray that the Lord will bestow his gift of peace upon the world.
@Yep_ItsMeAgain@nurseya33@MelechThomas I did. That is how I know there isn’t a course in Florida with advanced in the name that isn’t an advanced or honors course. I don't necessarily disagree with your point. I'm just offering a different point of view.
@Yep_ItsMeAgain@nurseya33@MelechThomas So British Lit, is part of English IV sure. But Florida doesn’t actively teach a course called British Lit (though it does have a course number for it). In Florida, there isn’t any secondary core course with “advanced” in the title that isn’t an honors or advanced course.
@Yep_ItsMeAgain@nurseya33@MelechThomas In people defense, states/school districts have different names and rules for classes. For example, in most Florida schools there is not such thing as basic British lit class. It’s an honors course. Anything with advance and math in high school would also be an honors course.