The Really Real Kevin James X

[Brian Holdsworth @briankeepsworth]

You'll never see a leader act this way with a Prot. pastor. It just shows how badly every generation needs a vicar; a real life encounter with Christ today... not just stories from 2000 years ago.

[Mace @Mace_17_1983]

@Goldenstories2 @tiwarixji You’re either very young or didn’t play the ‘98 original. The 2026 ver. is actually the classic charm! It was how the original Link was envisioned to look like.

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@PaulVPierced @kgbear72 @40daysforlife Profoundly. 😵‍💫

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@stormfall33 @DarkOne_PR He isn't wrong, tho. Most of the industry has become soulless.

[internet hall of fame @InternetH0F]

Toyota is bringing their Japanese-style kei trucks to the U.S. under the revived Scion brand

Releasing in 2027

[Vigia Ciudadano @VigiaCiudadano7]

Esta mañana fui a tramitar la renovación de mi pasaporte en la oficina de Coyoacán.
A la hora de la fotografía y los datos biométricos el joven que me atendió me dijo que no me podía tomar la fotografía con el traje eclesiástico, que debía quitármelo. Le dije que no lo iba a hacer y, siempre con respeto, me dijo que lo notificaría a una supervisora. Llegó la citada supervisora, igualmente con deferencia, diciendo que no podían hacerme la fotografía con traje eclesiástico. Igualmente le dije que era mi derecho venir de la forma de acuerdo a mi estado de vida mientras mi rostro fuera perfectamente visible, incluso le dije que recientemente se había promovido una ley para que las mujeres islámicas pudieras salir en sus identificaciones oficiales con el hijab. Me dijo que consultaría con su siguiente autoridad. Luego de un rato dijo que no había problema. Me tomaron la foto y los datos biométricos y me invitaron a pasar al lugar donde se espera para que entreguen el documento. Luego me llamaron a una oficina. Una señora que no se presentó ni por nombre ni por cargo y con una actitud hostil desde el principio, me dijo tajantemente que no me iban a tramitar el pasaporte con la fotografía con traje eclesiástico, que debía quitármelo. Yo le pedí por escrito la ley que lo mandaba y me enseñó una hoja de un reglamento interno de la secretaría donde dice que no se pueden tomar fotografías con símbolos religiosos. Yo sé que la Suprema Corte ha fallado en favor del derecho que tenemos las personas religiosas a vestir, y por lo tanto, a ser identificados con nuestro atuendo religioso amparados en el derecho fundamental a la libertad religiosa. (Constitución arts. 1 y 24) y que se puede armonizar con las medidas de seguridad e identificación, permitiendo el atuendo religioso siempre que el rostro sea visible con claridad.
Los sacerdotes católicos somos ciudadanos de segunda que, a causa de nuestra opción de fe, tenemos libertades y derechos restringidos. Esto es una expresión más de que no somos iguales ante la ley.
La mujer que, de forma autoritaria y apoyada por un policía que estaba atrás de ella, en clara actitud de intimidación, me obligó a despojarme de mi ropa eclesiástica, naturalmente no me dijo que no me darían el pasaporte, pero era claro, o eso o nada, incluso me “regañó” porque era “el primero” de los sacerdotes que se negaba a tal medida.
El reglamento interno de ninguna secretaría puede estar por encima ni de la Constitución ni de los derechos que tenemos y que se llaman humanos.
Hoy fui objeto de #discriminación se vulneraron mis #DerechosHumanos y fui humillado por claras expresiones #anticlericales y de #cristianofobia
Con muy pocas esperanzas de ser atendido, como una expresión más de la indefensión de los ciudadanos comunes, y más los de segunda clase, quedo atento a su respuesta.

-Padre Alberto Medel.

[Borb :D @Frenvill]

El gobierno odia a sus constituyentes

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@BishopBarron @j_justice_14 Arguably, they need prayers the most. 😯

[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

Friends, please pray for the entire Kirk family, who learned they'll wait until at least June 2028 for justice, news likely made doubly painful by remarks about Charlie this week that are beneath contempt.

On the “I’ve Had It” podcast, so-called culture commentators Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at the idea of digging up Charlie’s body and “doing it again.”

Then Dave Chappelle told a sold-out Madison Square Garden that “life got better” after Charlie was murdered, and that Charlie is now “looking up, laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”

I have often defended comedians, and I understand that pushing the boundaries of what's acceptable is part of the gig. But this is different.

This is laughing at the murder of a young husband and father of two small children, who was killed with a microphone in his hand, inviting those who disagreed with him into honest, respectful dialogue. Shame on you.

There have always been people in the fever swamps who cheer when someone dies. What is new is that it now comes from the main stage and is met with applause.

How did we get here?

This is what a culture looks like when it drifts away from God. Remove God, and with him any sense of the transcendent and the sacred, our objective sense of what is true and good is left in ruins.

What remains is relativism, “my truth” and “your truth,” and finally a game of power: my team against yours. In a world like that, a man's death can become a punchline.

Charlie understood this cultural disease and spent much of his life trying to heal it. It's why he went onto hostile campuses to sit with young people, many of them unmoored and unaffiliated, and make the case for God, for truth, and for a moral order beyond themselves. He listened patiently, argued charitably, and spoke openly about Jesus Christ.

It is my hope, then, that many more will take up this vital part of Charlie's work.

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@Amy_die_Ami @wcmclaa It really does seem like the parishes coordinate, too, to at least make sure there are options available close by! :D

[BENZO-KAZOOIE @BENZOTOOIE]

There is no group more insecure than Sony fans.

[Cage ᛞ @SvenLocke_]

@analistadebits Ngl, in the original playing it on the N64, I thought she had a goatee. 💀

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@ZeldaZealot > mfw the bad guys are bad. 🤯

[PapaGenos @GenosPapa]

I’ve always said Ocarina of Time is the best game ever. That was the general consensus once. Over the years I started hearing instead “it was good for its time”.

Now the remake is essentially the same game and it’s blowing people away nearly 30 years later.

Best. Game. Ever.

[Matt @BallisticSine]

@SlLENTPRINCESS Yeah, sure kid

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@BENZOTOOIE @MaroonKennedy It was jarring (heh) that pots were removed from the houses...but it makes sense/works.

So far, I like the tweaks and changes.

[BENZO-KAZOOIE @BENZOTOOIE]

Talked to another dad about how I no longer play slower-paced games and prefer more action-y games to get the most “fun” from my limited free time.

I’ve spent 45 minutes walking around Kokiri Forest just soaking it in. Haven’t even seen the Great Deku Tree yet.

I’m home.

[The Really Real Kevin James X @TheReallyRealKJ]

@ZeldaZealot It's so GAS

[ZFG @zfg111]

Finished Ocarina of Time remake

Very good