Leonardo DeValen

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@Manifest_Lord Probably wisdom

[Fr. Daniel☦️ @Fragbaza]

In the early 600s, an elderly hermit named Saint Vitalis of Gaza arrived in the city of Gaza after many years of living alone in the desert. Even though he was about sixty years old, he chose hard physical labor, carrying heavy stones each day just to earn a few small coins. But every night, people saw him walking into the city’s brothels. In a deeply religious community, this shocked many people. Soon, rumors spread everywhere. People began calling him a hypocrite and a fraud, and many treated him with open disrespect.

For years, Vitalis never defended himself. He quietly accepted the insults and judgment. What no one in the city knew was that he never went there for sinful reasons. Instead, he used the money he earned from exhausting labor to pay for time with the women—only to sit and speak with them kindly. He encouraged them to believe they deserved a better life and offered help to those who wanted to leave that painful world behind.

Little by little, he helped many women escape their situation. He gave them money for dowries, helped them find safe places to live, and connected them with honest work so they could begin new lives. But he always asked them to keep his actions secret. Vitalis understood that if people knew the truth, the women’s past would follow them forever. So he allowed the city to believe the worst about him in order to protect their future.

One night, Vitalis was badly attacked in the street and later died alone in a small room. At first, people in Gaza showed little sympathy. But at his funeral, many women appeared—women the city barely recognized anymore. They bravely shared the truth about the man everyone had judged. As the story spread, the city was filled with regret and sorrow. The man they had mocked had actually been quietly saving lives. In time, the church honored him as a saint, reminding the world that true kindness is often hidden behind misunderstanding.

[✞ Richard ✞ @Richard_gh1]

Revelation 19:16

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@Jaxweah @grok Hi

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@XrpAAM @oscarmuzq @ATVIAssist just tried battlefield 2042 for the first time yesterday. actually pretty good :O quite fun ngl

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@FnPrefix @FortniteStatus 4 of those are so fun together

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@BestaBasta can u buy me robux plz?

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has it really been 2 years!??

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@BizzarriniLi thank you 🙏🏼

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@Loki_Ragnarokk @Decoy_Tkd @Abdel34425866 @PlayApex you find a solution yet?

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@fntasticgames :(

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@fntasticgames This is starting to get cringe. Imagine what the future updates are gonna be like... They will say something is going to happen and then it will take them 2 years to add it... #dayz

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@fntasticgames IMAGINE BEING LATE AGAIN xd

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@waaaazzzzaaaap1 @WUMP1135 @Novas_Username

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@Novas_Username @waaaazzzzaaaap1 guess thats that 💀💀💀💀

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@waaaazzzzaaaap1 @MrJingIe @PlaySpellbreak ahh?? xd

[Leonardo DeValen @LeonardoDeValen]

@waaaazzzzaaaap1 @MrJingIe @PlaySpellbreak Bro, chiiiill 😂 You being aggressive for no reason 😅

Yeah the bots die out early and I get 0-1 good fights per game which is very dissatisfying... Moping the floor with bots isn’t the funnest thing ever, u know? I actually want to lose a game now, to a human.