BUTLER, PA — As an additional measure of security for his return to Butler, former President Trump will give his rally speech while wearing a helmet of Mandalorian armor.
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WILMORE, KY — Congregants at Outpouring of Grace Church of Wilmore are reporting that God the Holy Spirit tragically failed to show up last Sunday when a worship leader only repeated the chorus five times.
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O Good Saint Anne,
who had the incomparable privilege of bringing into the world
Her who was to become the Mother of God,
I come to place myself
under your special care.
I confide myself to you,
together with the child I am carrying.
Thousands of children owe you,
Glorious Mother of Mary,
the life of the body and the grace of baptism.
Hence I wish, in my turn,
to place my whole confidence in you.
Make me keep in mind the precautions I need to take
so as not to …
A sister of Our Lady of Mercy, Saint Maria Faustina was blessed with unique messages from Christ concerning his mercy and forgiveness. These messages came at a time when many people viewed God as a strict judge.
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A woman confined to her in-laws’ house for 16 years was rescued by Mahila Thana police in Bhopal. Her father, Kishanlal Sahu, reported she hadn’t met her family since 2008. She was found in a critical condition and hospitalized. The exact reason for her confinement will be determined after statements from her in-laws.
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Israel says it aims to drive Hezbollah away from the border so the thousands of Israelis displaced by months of almost daily cross-border fire can return to their homes.
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators have gathered in London, Paris, Rome, Manila and Cape Town urging an end to the conflict in the Middle East.
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If the anointing which we bear come not from the Lord of Hosts, we are deceivers, since only in prayer can we obtain it. Let us continue instant, constant, fervent in supplication. Let your fleece lie on the thrashing-floor of supplication till it is wet with the dew of heaven. Charles Spurgeon And let the […]
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Explore the fertile history of America’s soil survey maps, which evolved alongside soil science over the course of the 20th century.
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The Borgia world map is described in this post. The map was made during the 15th century by an unknown cartographer. In 1794, the map was purchased at an antique store in Portugal by Cardinal Stefano Borgia.
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In the summer of 1982, a quiet and unassuming Scottish nanny found herself at the center of a firestorm in Italy—literally. A 20-year-old au pair from Ayrshire, became embroiled in a series of mysterious fires and incidents that would later earn her the moniker of “the nanny they called a witch.” Her story, filled with elements of fear, suspicion, and superstition, divided public opinion. Was she truly the perpetrator of these bizarre occurrences, or was she the victim of hysteria and an overactive imagination? A Promising Start and a Sudden Turn In the early 1980s, Carole Compton moved to Italy…
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Ishiba announced the plan during a visit to areas damaged heavily by the rain and the powerful Jan. 1 earthquake.
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The emails show the Biden administration’s struggle to balance internal concerns over rising deaths in Gaza with its public support for Jerusalem.
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“The nice thing about being a celebrity is that, if you bore people, they think it’s their fault.”
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An astronaut aboard the International Space Station shot this photo of large meanders of the Alabama River while orbiting over the southern United States. The river’s smooth water surface reflects sunlight back toward the astronaut’s camera, producing an optical phenomenon known as sunglint.
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DUBAI – Dubai’s Emirates Airlines has banned passengers from carrying pagers and walkie-talkies on its flights, following last month’s attacks on Lebanese group Hezbollah involving communication devices that exploded.
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BUCHAREST – The refusal of Romanian authorities to recognise the gender identity of a British-Romanian transgender man infringed on his rights and contravened European law, the European Union’s top court ruled on Friday.
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While hunting for comets in the skies above 18th century France,
astronomer Charles Messier
diligently kept a list of the things
encountered during his telescopic expeditions
that were definitely not comets
When presenting the 2025 Budget in mid-September, Milei defined his fundamental fiscal principle as first defining the available revenue and then adjusting the spending to it – modernising the university system to that end could be an interesting application of that principle. But instead his primitive proposal is literally to cut university spending in half with his chainsaw. Leer más
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Andrew Holleran (pseud.) is an American novelist, essayist, and short story writer and a significant contributor to post-Stonewall literature. He was a member of the Violet Quill, a group of gay writers who assembled in the early 1980s to critique each other’s work and to develop strategies to overcome corporate publishers’ reluctance to publish gay-themed novels. The Rare Book and Special Collections Division collects the works of the Violet Quill writers, including Andrew Holleran, and holds the first editions of their works in the Gene Berry and Jeffrey Campbell Collection.
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