Exorcism In Indiana: Please Pray For This Boy and His Family
Nothing to mess with, as evidenced here on the O’Reilly Factor, on Fox.
This morning, I did a quick check to find out when the next midterm elections are to be held. Turns out, it’s on November 9, 2022. It struck me, the date of 11-9 is a direct mirror opposite to 9-11. Shivers went through my body as I contemplated what that meant, if anything. I’m not…
Fascinating and beautiful! I came across this video posted on Telegram by Catholic Arena. They say it was filmed in 1968, of Padre Pio’s last Catholic Mass.
Words to The Lord’s Prayer:
Our Father who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy Kingdom come,
They will be done
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread…
Some of us may need a reminder of how to conduct our everyday lives. So, what better primary resource than two tablets of stone, authored by God circa 1446 BC, and published by Moses. Turns out, there’s no greater self-help book than the Ten Commandments.
I bump into tech folks often these days who have the word “Evangelist” in their title, or even “Chief Evangelist.” Yeah, I get it. “Evangelize” had that cool factor, ever since Guy Kawasaki coined it over two decades ago to promote the Apple brand. Since leaving Apple, among other endeavors (Google, etc.), he’s now the Chief Evangelist for Canva, a design software firm – same hat, different cattle.
Guy was, and is one of the modern technology sector’s greatest minds. He coined, and defined Evangelization Marketing for technology, brilliantly borrowing a word from the Christian faith at a time when Christians weren’t all that excited about spreading the good word. In a world chock-full of young turks all too eager to spend Sunday mornings hacking vs. praying, evangelizing tech became an instant hit with Gen-Xers from Silicon Valley to Boston Harbor. But that was then. This is now.
5.5 years since Donald J. Trump announced he was running for President, an Anon leader in the Digital Patriot Army takes a moment to reflect on how far the movement has come.