Dúchas

Tírghrá.
Dochum glóire Dé agus onóra na hÉireann.

[Dúchas @du_chas]

Be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might.

Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the assaults of the devil.

Ephesians 6:10-11

[Dúchas @du_chas]

Mise fosta, slán agaibh 🙏🏻

[p0nc_ @p0nc_]

Tá mé ag imeacht ó twitterdotcom don Carghas a chairde Gael, tchífidh mé sibh ar an taobh eile, beir bua ⁊ beannacht 💚❤️‍🔥

[Dúchas @du_chas]

@jimken1960_jim @K4Climate @francisaac87 @danielgallan Being Irish is not a feeling.

[Dúchas @du_chas]

✍️🏻
https://t.co/Opf0HQRj6n

[Dr Taylor Marshall™️ @TaylorRMarshall]

The Catholic Church has altar **BOYS**, not because priests are physically unable to light candles and move cruets of wine/water. We have altar BOYS as a trial experiment for our young men to DISCERN THE PRIESTHOOD at the altar. It's based on the pattern of vocational apprenticeship. Bringing in altar girls undermines the whole point of altar boys. I wish people would take 1 minute to consider the ramifications. Alas, most people have brains rotted out by feminism.

PS: Having Aunt Rita as an Eucharistic minister, your mom’s friend Karen as a lector, and adolescent girls as “altar girls” is a sinister way to repel adolescent men from priestly service….

[Dúchas @du_chas]

"Tis a surer barrier, and more important frontier, than fortress or river."

Tógagaí níos airde é. Foghlaimígí ár dteanga. Cosnaígí ár náisiún.

[Bree Solstad @BreeSolstad]

Please pray for Quentin’s soul and for his family.

He is a young Catholic man who was brutally attacked and beaten to death by members of Antifa in Lyon, France yesterday.

He was trying to protect women who were protesting a radical leftist politician named Rima Hassan.

[Dúchas @du_chas]

Lá fhéile Vailintín sona daoibh.
Grá don Athar roimh gach rud eile. ❤️‍🔥

[Susanne Delaney @SuzieD755164]

Sometimes comedy is the best way to make a pertinent point.

[Clann Éireann @ClannEireannIE]

The great martyr of our race, the first president of the Irish Republic, Pádraig Pearse, was acutely aware of the Irish people's place within the Aryan race.
We in Clann Éireann happily follow these words of our dear national hero – our people should be educated on their full and true history, and taught to love their race and nation – Pearse was absolutely correct.
The modern day self-proclaimed ''Irish Republican'' would seethe in anger and spit at Pearse with petty insults if he were alive today and preaching these beautiful words. How quickly they forget the essence of true Irish Republicanism – i.e. Nationalism – and corrupt it with Jewish-Marxist nonsense, it is pathetic and sad to witness.
For us however, in opposition to these enemies of Ireland, we hold the true words of our patriot dead near and dear to our hearts and proclaim them as our own.

Link to Pearse's full article:
https://t.co/LyD5cZ2uCV

[TrustInTheLord🙏 @DiggsMom]

@DonnaLouise1212

[Mason @Mason1468691]

@DonnaLouise1212 Public dismemberment

[Dúchas @du_chas]

Hence the need for geoengineering.

[Veronica, Collagen Scientist 🇵🇱 @celestialbe1ng]

My most speculative theory is that one of the main reasons Scandinavians, and Northern Europeans more generally, tolerate the oppressive conditions their governments subject them to—like the highest taxation rates in the world or the replacement—is due to chronically low vitamin D levels caused by the lack of sunlight. This, combined with their extremely high usage of SSRIs per capita (due to depression caused by zero sun), leads to a state of learned helplessness and a fundamentally impaired metabolism (mental slavery).

[Dúchas @du_chas]

Maith an fear.

[The Flare @TheFlareNews]

Irish people from all walks of life have had enough of ungrateful foreigners.

“You’re a guest in the country and I can send you back right now if you want.”

[Dúchas @du_chas]

@nordaforda @tanylake Actually, no. People are not mere economic units. Well, unless you're a jew. The question should be what ancestral right do you have to live on this land? It's an entirely racial issue.

[Dúchas @du_chas]

@marcjushm I despise these cretins.

They'll tell you to blame the government, not the immigrants, as if these leeches have no self-agency, as if they aren't willfully & brazenly invading our country & benefitting from our demise.

[Louise McKenna @_louise__]

A British woman has won a landmark court case that is drawing global attention to the unintended consequences of LED street lighting. By presenting scientific and environmental evidence, she successfully demonstrated that certain LED street lamps were negatively affecting human health while also causing harm to local wildlife. The ruling ordered the removal of the lights, marking a rare legal acknowledgment of light pollution as a public health and ecological issue rather than a mere nuisance.

The case highlighted how high-intensity LED lighting can disrupt human circadian rhythms by interfering with natural sleep cycles and melatonin production. Prolonged exposure to artificial blue-rich light at night has been linked to sleep disorders, stress, and metabolic disturbances. Beyond human health, the court examined evidence showing that LED street lamps disorient bats, insects, and birds, interfering with feeding, migration, and reproduction. Insects are particularly vulnerable, which creates cascading effects across entire ecosystems that rely on them.

This ruling sets an important precedent by recognizing environmental light exposure as a factor worthy of legal protection. It reinforces the idea that technological progress must be balanced with biological and ecological considerations. While LED lighting is energy efficient, this case shows that design, intensity, and placement matter. The outcome encourages cities to rethink urban lighting strategies that protect human health and biodiversity while still meeting safety and infrastructure needs.

#NutraFacts #fblifestyle #LightPollution #Wildlife #Health

[Hughes de Payens 🇻🇦✝️📿 @hdpayens]

Every Protestant reformer had to explain away John 6. None of them agreed on how.

That should tell you something.

When Jesus said "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you" (John 6:53), His audience didn't ask for a metaphor.

They left.

And Jesus let them walk away.

Think about that. If He meant this symbolically, He just watched disciples abandon Him over a misunderstanding — and said nothing to correct it. He turned to the Twelve and asked, "Do you also want to leave?" (John 6:67)

That is not how you handle a metaphor gone wrong.

Now look at what the early Church actually believed:

St. Ignatius of Antioch (107 AD), a student of the Apostle John himself, warned against heretics "who do not confess that the Eucharist is the flesh of our Savior Jesus Christ."

St. Justin Martyr (150 AD): "Not as common bread and common drink do we receive these, but as the flesh and blood of that Jesus who was made flesh."

St. Irenaeus (180 AD): "The bread over which thanks have been given is the body of their Lord, and the cup His blood."

St. Cyril of Jerusalem (350 AD): "Do not see the bread and wine as merely that, for they are the Body and Blood of Christ according to the Lord's declaration."

No metaphors. No symbolism. No "spiritual presence." The Real Presence — for three hundred years before a single creed was formally codified.

The symbolic interpretation doesn't appear until Zwingli in the 1500s. That's fifteen centuries of Christians who read John 6 and understood exactly what Christ meant.

The question isn't why Catholics believe in the Real Presence.

The question is: when did some Christians stop?

Which Church Father — even one — taught a purely symbolic Eucharist? Drop a name below if you can find one.

[Learn Latin @latinedisce]

Dominus tēcum — “The Lord is with thee.”

[Dúchas @du_chas]

❤️

[Hernan Cortes @CyberPunkCortes]

Just vibing with medieval Gaelic hymns.