St.Thomas Aquinas ✝️💟🇳🇬 @tomistic

Catholic | A Member of the Legion of Mary| I love Praying the Holy Rosary| Real Estate Consultant. Nigeria Joined November 2008

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Obiasogu David @afrisagacity

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“They're very scared of White people. Anytime they speak to the Whites, they're very respectful. But when it is blacks, they're violent.” -Activist Julius Malema knocks leaders of Xenophobia who are leading the “Black Africans Must Go on June 30th” movement.✍️

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Uche is a girl 🇻🇦 @UcheMaryOkoli

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Jesus Christ You are my life You are my life Alleluia 🎵 🎶 🎵 Pope LeoXIV never misses a chance to show off his singing skills 🥺.

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Femi Ote$ @realFemiOtedola

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A beautiful day at home in Monaco with my bestie, Africa’s greatest industrialist. $200 billion man in the waiting @AlikoDangote Friendship remains one of the greatest investments 🫱🏿‍🫲🏾… F.Ote💲

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Christopher Hale @ChristopherHale

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Two months into his pontificate, a man named Robert Prevost picked up the phone from the Vatican and called his bank in South Chicago. He wanted to update the phone number on his account. The teller asked the standard security questions, and he answered every one of them. Then her screen flagged his file: any further changes had to be made in person, at the branch, with a photo ID. Coming in person would not be possible, he told her, in the polite tone of a man who knew the answer before he asked the question. The teller apologized. He paused, then asked: “Would it matter to you if I told you I’m Pope Leo?” She hung up on him. thelettersfromleo.com/p/would-it-mat…

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Joey @TheStaad

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The young man I sponsored into the Catholic Church last year is on fire. He’s ministering to friends and family, and he’s bringing some of his people to Mass for the first time, and they love it This warms my heart to no end Young men are going to change the world. I am grateful to be able to witness it

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Rosary Quotes @RosaryQuotes123

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"I want to be the greatest. But in what? In loving people and loving God!" St. Maximillian Kolbe

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Healer in the Garden @HITG777

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Can someone please pray for me I am suffering from panic attacks that are greatly disturbing my sleep tonight

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Saint Adaugoijele ✝️ @JustAdaugoijele

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The Devil once said to St Gemma Galgani "You can pray for yourself, but if you pray for others, I will make you pay dearly for it. "~St. Gemma Galgani

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Sachin Jose @Sachinettiyil

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We should pray for @elonmusk to become Catholic.

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That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦 @Catholic_bro

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Finish the Race

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Uche is a girl 🇻🇦 @UcheMaryOkoli

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This photo made me grin from ear to ear😀. I want to have this!!!!

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Rev. Fr. Petros Mwale @fr_petros

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SUNDAY: Holy Rosary Prayers - please type your intentions. @ednyoka @Z28325Zimba @southsidechica @DiriroTsaOne @GracefulAsha @LoveBeliever2 @Cliff_colette x.com/i/spaces/1wGWj…

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St.Thomas Aquinas ✝️💟🇳🇬 @tomistic

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@fr_petros @ednyoka @Z28325Zimba @southsidechica @DiriroTsaOne @GracefulAsha @LoveBeliever2 @Cliff_colette Praying for the repose of the soul of Mr. Matthew Ajayi.

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Patrick Coffin @CoffinMedia

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This precious sounding, French-cuffed priest is making this up. Mother Teresa never once said this.

That Trad Gal @thattradgal

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When St Mother Teresa was asked what the greatest evil she had ever seen was, she said communion in the hand.

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Dorahnna @Genevieveadaa

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Whenever I visit the Grotto after a while, I ask Mary if she missed me

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ks. Daniel Wachowiak @DanielWachowiak

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Diakon Robert Prevost (Leon XIV) asystuje Papieżowi Janowi Pawłowi II w czasie Mszy Świętej w Watykanie (rok 1982).

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+JMJ+Kyrie Eleison Christe Eleison @Jsmum46

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Catholic Life @prayandfast2

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Mother Angelica founded EWTN in 1981 with just $200 and trust in the Lord! Today, it is the largest Catholic media network in the world.

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SIS ADA🧕🏾 @chiamaka___o

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To always be close to Jesus, that’s my life plan. St. Carlo Acutis

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Uche is a girl 🇻🇦 @UcheMaryOkoli

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Saint Monica, whom we honor today, was the mother of one of the greatest saints in the history of the Church: Saint Augustine. Monica was most likely born in Thagaste, present-day Souk Ahras, Algeria, North Africa, and was a member of the Berber tribe, a diverse group of peoples indigenous to North Africa prior to the arrival of the Arabs. Monica’s marriage and home life were difficult, but she was a woman of deep faith and prayer. Earlier in her life she had struggled with alcohol but overcame those difficulties. Once married, her husband opposed her Christian faith and prayer life, but he also saw in her something that led to his respect for her. She wanted to baptize her children when they were born, but Patricius refused permission. His refusal broke her heart and led to her unwavering prayers for her family. When Augustine became ill as a child, Patricius initially agreed to permit his baptism, but when the boy recovered, Patricius once again forbade it. Monica’s only recourse was prayer. She prayed fervently for her family’s conversion, and her prayers began to take hold. Patricius admired Monica’s virtues and was deeply affected by her love for him. That, coupled with her prayers, led to Patricius’ conversion and baptism around the year 370. He died one year later. Patricius’ mother also converted. Over the next four years in Milan, Monica never gave up, praying for her son through tears. Since Augustine was impressed with intellectuals, he was drawn to the Catholic Bishop of Milan and future Saint Ambrose. Bishop Ambrose was an answer to a mother’s prayers. Around the year 387, at the age of thirty-three, Augustine converted to Christianity and was baptized by Bishop Ambrose. Once converted, Augustine and his mother decided to return home to Thagaste, but Monica would never complete the trip. She fell ill and died in Ostia, a city just outside of Rome. Augustine went on to become one of the most influential theologians in the history of the Church. In his book, Confessions, Saint Augustine shares the beautiful story of his mother. He highlights all that we know about her. He shares her early struggle with alcohol. When Augustine went astray at Carthage, he recalls how she wept for him more than most mothers would weep over the death of their child. Augustine recounts how fervently his mother prayed while they were in Milan and sought the counsel of Bishop Ambrose. Augustine’s most tender description of his mother describes his relationship with her after his conversion, their conversations, and her death. She had a profound impact upon him, and he, in turn, has had a profound impact upon the entire Church. Saint Monica endured a difficult life, but she persevered, overcame her difficulties, and devoted herself to a life of prayer and virtuous living. Her prayers and virtues first won over her husband and mother-in-law, then all three of her children. Though Saint Augustine is the most well known, this mother, daughter-in-law, and wife made a difference in the lives of her entire family. Saint Monica is seen by many as a model of hope for those whose family members have gone astray. As we honor her today, ponder the power of her prayers. As you do, be reminded that your prayers for your family are also powerful. If you have someone in your family who has gone astray, allow Saint Monica to inspire you and devote yourself to praying for them, so that each member of your family will share, one day, the glories of Heaven with you. - Jay Marey