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May your Friday be beautiful May your weekend be peaceful Filled with kindness and beautiful memories
A boy and his dog.
A boy and his dog.
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May your Friday be beautiful May your weekend be peaceful Filled with kindness and beautiful memories
A boy and his dog.
A boy and his dog.
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morning all
Amen . . . He Is Risen!
Matthew 28:6
He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. ~KJV
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Photo of NYC Skyline on Good Friday 1956 Shows How Much the US Has Changed
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/04/photo-nyc-skyline-good-friday-1956-shows-much-us-changed/
An image of skyscrapers with windows illuminated in the shape of a cross to commemorate Good Friday in 1956 is making the rounds on social media and reminding people the U.S. once largely embraced the faith — even in New York City.
Sixty-seven years later, no such display is expected in the country’s most populous city.
An archive of the now-defunct California newspaper the Oxnard Press-Courier shows the image was used by the outlet in its Saturday, March 31, 1956, edition.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/04/photo-nyc-skyline-good-friday-1956-shows-much-us-changed/
An image of skyscrapers with windows illuminated in the shape of a cross to commemorate Good Friday in 1956 is making the rounds on social media and reminding people the U.S. once largely embraced the faith — even in New York City.
Sixty-seven years later, no such display is expected in the country’s most populous city.
An archive of the now-defunct California newspaper the Oxnard Press-Courier shows the image was used by the outlet in its Saturday, March 31, 1956, edition.
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Shittim, looks like you have first pick of the easter donuts
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