Sonia 🇰🇪

Imperfect disciple of Christ, lover of the written word,collector of quotes,boy & girl child advocate,irrepressible optimist & a believer that we can DO better!

[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

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[Peter Tabichi, MBS @petertabichi]

Was inspired by the great humility of the @Pontifex. During the meeting at Santa Marta in Rome he told me: “Pray for me, brother!”. I too replied: "Pray for us and all the teachers". May the new year be filled with new hope, new joy and new beginnings.

[Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 @big_business_]

Big Daddy Kane got a new trend called Barz Open Challenge on instagram and he called out Jadakiss to be the first to do the challenge

Jadakiss responded to Big Daddy Kane’s challenge in 20 minutes

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[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

@AgolaLinda Time passes so fast.

[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

Continue resting in peace, MJ 🕊🙏🏾

Always love ❤️

[Pop Base @PopBase]

17 years ago today, the world lost the legendary Michael Jackson.

[Father João Silveira @joaosilveiraaa]

Has anyone ever wondered why Do is called Do, Re is called Re, and Mi is called Mi? The story behind the origin of the musical scale is interesting and unexpected.

It all begins with a Benedictine monk who lived in the 11th century (995–1050), named Guido d’Arezzo. He noticed a peculiarity in a very popular hymn to Saint John the Baptist at the time.

This hymn was composed of 7 verses, each with a different musical note. For this reason, the monk named each note using the first two letters of each verse. Here is the hymn:

Ut queant laxis (Ut)
Resonare fibris (Re)
Mira gestorum (Mi)
Famuli tuorum (Fa)
Solve polluti (Sol)
Labii reatum (La)
Sancte Ioannes (Si)

(So that your servants, with free voices, may resound the wonders of your deeds, cleanse the guilt from our stained lips, O Saint John the Baptist)

Since the syllable “Ut” was not easy to sing, it was replaced by “Do” in 1640 by Giovanni Battista Doni.

Not many people in the world of music, today so far removed from God, know that the names of the musical notes come from a hymn to the greatest of His prophets. Happy Saint John’s Day!

[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

Lord, thank you for the courage of mothers 🙏🏾

#ProtestAnniversary

[Kaka @KAKA]

Vaaaaaaaamos Brasil 🇧🇷

[DE'RON 🌞 @deronworld]

the way the wb didn’t care who you were. you were gonna get your ass on that wb backlot and sing and dance. everybody had to earn their keep. michigan j. frog and daffy duck made SURE of that 🤭

[Archbishop Anthony Muheria @bishopmuheria]

We must all work towards creating a Kenya WE LOVE!

[Futbol de Inglaterra @Mercado_Ingles]

Las cámaras de la FIFA dejaron de transmitir cuando Lumumba Vea hizo el gesto de cubrirse la boca e imitar una pistola en su cabeza, como señal de protesta contra el silencio que rodea el conflicto en el este de la RD del Congo.

Una de las crisis más activas del mundo ha desplazado a miles de personas que han sido víctimas de masacres, él hombre usó el escenario de la Copa del Mundo para asegurarse de que la gente no pudiera mirar hacia otro lado.

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[FIFA World Cup @FIFAWorldCup]

🇧🇦 Bosnia and Herzegovina have qualified for the Round of 32!

#FIFAWorldCup

[Motivaciones Fútbol @MotivacionesF]

💔 ¡ESTA IMAGEN NOS ROMPIÓ EL CORAZÓN!

Tras el silbatazo final del último partido de Haití en esta Copa del Mundo, Johny Placide no pudo contener las lágrimas.

A sus 38 años, el capitán haitiano disputó el último encuentro de su carrera con la selección y se despidió como los grandes: siendo la figura de su equipo, realizando 8 atajadas y luchando hasta el último segundo.

Durante casi 15 años defendió los colores de Haití en los momentos más difíciles y también en los más históricos. Estuvo cuando parecía imposible y estuvo cuando su país regresó a una Copa del Mundo después de 52 años de ausencia.

No se va con una victoria, pero sí con algo igual de valioso: el respeto y la admiración de todo un país y de millones de aficionados.

👏 De esas historias que hacen grande al fútbol.

🇭🇹 TIENES NUESTRO RESPETO, JOHNY PLACIDE.

[Vatican News @VaticanNews]

Gospel of the Day (Matthew 7,21-29)

"Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven."

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[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and let your perpetual light shine upon them, may they rest in peace. Amen.

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[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

Amen.

[Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch @FrUgochukwu]

As you begin this new day, may the Lord fill your heart with hope, direct your every step, protect you from all harm, and open doors of favour that no one can shut. May His grace be sufficient for you today and always. Amen🙏

[Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch @FrUgochukwu]

Mary of Nazareth, you lived a simple life of humble service. Intercede for us that we may perform our daily work with diligence, integrity, and love. Help us to see our work not merely as a responsibility but as an opportunity to glorify God and serve others. May every task we undertake become an act of worship and a witness to our Christian faith. Amen.

[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

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[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

People saying why didn’t South Africa also get our own Uzbekistan in the group…

Every group has its own Uzbekistan. If you don’t spot the Uzbekistan…chances are you are the Uzbekistan

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[Belly Rowland @OJTheKing]

We need a Tiny Desk with Mint Condition

[𝐀𝐒𝐊 @askghmedia]

Young England fans were captivated by a Ghanaian mother’s colorful outfit and stopped to pose for a picture with her.

[Sonia 🇰🇪 @gakurusonia]

The cold 🥶 🥶🥶🥶

[NYC Sanitation @NYCSanitation]

Home sweet home.