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Tales of War : Delenda the monster is better for all mankind.

Tales of History: Last day of February 28, the legions of Heaven 🌌starred AA Augusta of the CC And that of IS, the blue and golden legion like lightning ⚡️ Joined and launched the offensive that day of Romanus and Augustus…

Tales of Historical Day : The trident 🔱 democratic of Western values Usa 🇺🇸 England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 France 🇫🇷 The tip of the trident 🔱 democratic Israel 🇮🇱 Monday, October 13, 2025 Freedom and Justice and Peace

On Oct. 4, Roman Catholics celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the Italian deacon who brought renewal to the Church through his decision to follow Jesus' words as literally as possible. In a January 2010 general audience, Pope Benedict XVI recalled this “giant of holiness” as a “great saint and a joyful man,” who taught the Church that “the secret of true happiness” is “to become saints, close to God.” The future Saint Francis was born on an uncertain date in the early 1180s, one of the several children born to the wealthy merchant Pietro Bernardone and his wife Pica. He originally received the name Giovanni (or John), but became known as Francesco (or Francis) by his father's choice. Unlike many medieval saints, St. Francis was neither studious nor pious in his youth. His father's wealth gave him access to a lively social life among the upper classes, where he was known for his flashy clothes and his readiness to burst into song. Later a patron of peacemakers, he aspired to great military feats in his youth and fought in a war with a rival Italian city-state. A period of imprisonment during that conflict turned his mind toward more serious thoughts, as did a recurring dream that suggested his true “army” was not of this world. He returned to Assisi due to illness in 1205, and there began consider a life of voluntary poverty. Three major incidents confirmed Francis in this path. In Assisi, he overcame his fear of disease to kiss the hand of a leper. Afterward, he made a pilgrimage to Rome, where he deposited his money at Saint Peter's tomb and exchanged clothes with a beggar. Soon after he returned home, Francis heard Christ tell him in a vision: “Go, Francis, and repair my house, which as you see is falling into ruin.” Francis began to use his father's wealth to restore churches. This led to a public quarrel in which the cloth-merchant's son removed his clothing and declared that he had no father except God. He regarded himself as the husband of “Lady Poverty,” and resolved to serve Christ as “a herald of the Great King.” During the year 1208, the “herald” received the inspiration that would give rise to the Franciscan movement. At Mass one morning, he heard the Gospel reading in which Christ instructed the apostles to go forth without money, shoes, or extra clothing. This way of life soon became a papally-approved rule, which would attract huge number of followers within Francis' own lifetime. Through his imitation of Christ, Francis also shared in the Lord's sufferings. He miraculously received Christ's wounds, the stigmata, in his own flesh during September of 1224. His health collapsed over the next two years, a “living sacrifice” made during two decades of missionary preaching and penance. St. Francis of Assisi died on Oct. 3, 1226. Pope Gregory IX, his friend and devotee, canonized him in 1228. Read more: ow.ly/usTq50X6uvs

Today, October 4th, is the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi (San Francesco) The patron saint of Italy 🇮🇹 Assisi is a wonderful little town in Umbria A gem of mysticism, art, and poetry, well worth visiting at least once in a lifetime ✨

Tales of Politics: Dona Mathilde and Dona Marine were happy, They were so different that they brought down governments. By Zeus it was time to leave far from this land and yet the most honest of men had tired of believing so much nonsense...

Tales of war: here we go! The red dragon continues its attacks on the fertile lands. We are ready to defend ourselves. The struggle will rage and we will win. Heaven guides us.

Tales of Peace : La Pace è una lunga strada… Essere felici è una lunga strada… La Pace e la Pazienza sono costruite dal Tempo. 🙏⏳ La Cattedrale ND non si Ricostruisce in un Giorno... Peace is a Long Road…

Bonne fête de l'Assomption ! ❤️ #Assomption #15août #Marie #NotreDame

A simple hug says a lot! #PopeLeoXIV The story behind the picture: vaticannews.va/it/papa/news/2…

LE PSG SOULÈVE ENFIN LA 1ÈRE LIGUE DES CHAMPIONS DE SON HISTOIRE ! 😍 #PSGINT | #UCLFINAL

BONNE NOUVELLE ❤️ Les armoiries du Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost - Le Pape Léon XIV comportent le lys royal des rois de France manifestant ainsi l'attachement du Saint-Père à ses origines françaises ! 🇫🇷 #LeonXIV #Pape #Leon #HabemusPapam

The first official portrait of Pope Leo XIV. #PopeLeoXIV

El Papa Francisco ha tornado a la Casa del Padre. ⭐️ 17/12/1936 ✝️ 21/04/2025

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Ce matin, à 7h35, l'évêque de Rome, François, est retourné à la maison du Père. → vaticannews.va/fr

Recommandations de l'AFA : vers un référentiel anticorruption français | Agence française anticorruption Les recommandations de l'AFA sont destinées à aider les personnes morales de droit public et de droit privé à prévenir et à détecter les faits de corruption, de trafic d'influence, de concussion, de prise illégale d'intérêts, de détournement de fonds publics et de favoritisme.

31.3.2025 Tales of Justice: 25 people from a political party convicted of embezzlement and concealment. Justice has passed... Home | French anti-corruption agency

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