For my fellow Catholics

Guess there aren’t many adult converts volunteering for Meals On Wheels then.

Happy St. Valentine’s Day Eve!

Here’s his skull!

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sweets for the sweet

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While checking on the status of a White House memo, I came across this:

(Despite the headline it goes into a bit of the history of the Saints Valentine.)

Yeah, there are multiple saints named Valentine

as a woman named Mary, I get it

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don’t worry, Ash Wednesday isn’t til March 5 this year - you haven’t missed it

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yet

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Prayer for Pope Francis:

that’s a general prayer

for a specific prayer for his health:

take my energy ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

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If yer curious about the dedication.

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https://x.com/DarenZehnle/status/1894384650539209105

This is pretty cool:

Description:

https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/1894737725154324707

As I continue work on yesterday’s project, I want to share the most valuable tool I’ve ever created—published under my real name.

This resource cross-references Bible verses with the Ante-Nicene Fathers, a 19th-century classical series documenting early Christian writings. Click on any blue-highlighted verse, and you’ll see which Church Fathers (pre-325 AD) referenced it.

Why does this matter?
The New Testament is unique in all of antiquity—it can be largely reconstructed entirely from quotations in contemporary writings. By comparison, the earliest surviving manuscript of The Iliad dates to the 10th century AD despite being written in 8th century BC, yet it is still considered the second most well-attested ancient text in history.

The very existence of the Gospels affirms Luke 16:31.

This tweet has a video walkthrough:
https://x.com/ApostleJohnW/status/1894742536989573315

First:

Second:

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It’s that time again

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