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John Salisbury retweeted
What a great day, I’m toast! 🥱
Good Night X Fam 💕
Sweet Dreams and 😴
God Bless You Each! 🙏
ALT A faith graphic shows a warm, sepia-toned profile silhouette of Jesus with long hair and a beard on the left, looking toward the right. Large bold dark text fills the light background: “HE HEALED THE ONE WHO ARRESTED HIM, SERVED THE ONE WHO BETRAYED HIM, AND LOVED THE WORLD WHO CRUCIFIED HIM THAT’S MY JESUS” A solid black bar at the bottom contains white text: “My prayer this evening is that you’d know or at least very soon come to know, How Great His Love Is For You!”
John Salisbury retweeted
Do me a favor and invite a friend to follow me, @EagleEdMartin
John Salisbury retweeted
“I think you’re gonna be pleasantly surprised on Tuesday.” (11.3) 🐸
It’s almost like Trump already knows.
Trust the Plan and Trust Trump.
John Salisbury retweeted
At 25, Theodore Roosevelt buried his mother and his wife on the same day
Then walked into the wilderness and came out one of the hard-core toughest men in American history.
His wife Alice had just given birth to their daughter. Two days later, typhoid took his mother in the morning.
Alice died that afternoon in the same house. It was February 14, 1884.
In his diary he drew a large X and wrote one line:
"The light has gone out of my life."
He was shy of 30. He left New York for the Dakota Badlands and worked as a rancher. He rode, hunted, read, and wrote through the grief.
Then he came back, big time. Became a soldier, an explorer, and president of the United States, and wrote more than 30 books.
The man known for grit wasn't born tough. He was broken first, and he built himself back up.
Born 168 years ago today.
Embrace beauty, reject doom, my friends ✨
John Salisbury retweeted
Get ready for a great space in 15 minutes.
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John Salisbury retweeted
On today's episode of the more you know........
Maybe we all should re read the Constitution.
Maybe all legislators should take a constitution test before being sworn in and every year after while in office.
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John Salisbury retweeted
Jesus Christ, my God, I adore You and thank You for all the graces You have given me this day. I offer You my sleep and all the moments of this night. I place myself and all my loved ones, wherever they may be, in Your sacred side and under the mantle of Our Blessed Mother. Let Your holy angels stand watch and keep us in peace. Amen.
“The Calling of Saints Peter and Andrew” is a painting attributed to Caravaggio, likely created around 1603–1606. The work reflects the artist’s characteristic focus on dramatic human interaction and spiritual awakening, rendered with striking realism.
Theme and Composition: The painting depicts the moment when Christ calls the brothers Peter and Andrew to follow him, inviting them to become “fishers of men.” The composition is tightly arranged, with the three figures occupying a shallow, darkened space. Christ stands at the right, turning toward the two fishermen, while Peter and Andrew lean inward from the left. The diagonal alignment of their bodies creates a sense of movement and immediacy, drawing attention to the pivotal moment of calling.
John Salisbury retweeted
Friends, the sheer volume of fraud taking place in recent years throughout the world, and in America in particular, is staggering. I heard recently that the high end of federal estimates of the amount of money stolen per year in America is greater than the GDP of Vietnam, the Philippines, or Denmark.
This is a real blight upon our society, made possible, at least in part, by religious disaffiliation.
Since morality is grounded, ultimately, in God, one consequence of disaffiliation is an increase in moral drift, relativism, and indifference.
If we want to protect the common good, we have to recover a moral integrity rooted in the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, and the parables of Jesus.
John Salisbury retweeted
"The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars."
- Jack Kerouac | 🎨 Christine Erin
