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Rest Easy buddy. by @johnnyprophet937

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Circa 2020 somewhere in Tennessee 🫡 by @johnnyprophet937

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For the love of the game. by @johnnyprophet937

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Guess who? #wnba by @johnnyprophet937

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The Biggest 🐟 caught so far at the Kennedy farm. And it wasnt by ME! Shout out my Lil nephew! So proud! by @johnnyprophet937

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RIP Ace! Aka Space man! I am 2nd generation KISS Army 🫡. Been a fan my whole life. And as the space man, I'm sure you're up in heaven hanging out with the Patron Saint of Astonomers, ect. Here's a brief History of the Saint!
Saint Joseph of Cupertino (1603–1663) was an Italian Franciscan friar known for his deep humility, simple faith, and extraordinary mystical experiences. Born in the town of Cupertino, Joseph struggled academically and was often considered slow or absent-minded. Despite these challenges, he felt strongly called to religious life and eventually joined the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. His sincere devotion and childlike trust in God made him beloved by many who encountered him.
Joseph became famous for reports that he would levitate during intense moments of prayer or religious ecstasy, especially when reflecting on God, the Virgin Mary, or sacred music. Witnesses—including church officials—recorded numerous occasions where he appeared to rise off the ground during Mass or spiritual gatherings. Because of these unusual phenomena, he was often moved between monasteries to avoid attracting crowds, but his reputation for holiness continued to spread.
He died in 1663 and was later canonized by Pope Clement XIII in 1767. Today, Saint Joseph of Cupertino is widely regarded as the patron saint of students, test-takers, aviators, and astronauts, symbolizing perseverance despite intellectual struggles and the soul’s desire to rise toward heaven. His life is remembered as a powerful example that holiness can come through humility, simplicity, and unwavering faith. ✨ #everythingcatholic by @johnnyprophet937

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Great Granny,, we called her Chief!
We miss you granny!!! by @johnnyprophet937

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Saint Hubert of Belgium, who lived in the 7th and 8th centuries, was originally a nobleman known for his love of the hunt. He was a skilled archer and spent much of his time in the forests, pursuing game, often neglecting his religious duties.

One Good Friday morning, while the faithful were attending church, Hubert went out hunting in the Ardennes forest. Deep in the woods, he spotted a magnificent stag, much larger and more regal than any he had seen before. As he drew his bow to take aim, the stag suddenly turned to face him.

To Hubert's astonishment, a radiant crucifix appeared between the stag's antlers, glowing with an otherworldly light. by @johnnyprophet937

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Saint Cecilia
Despite being forced into marriage with a nobleman named Valerian, Cecilia had vowed her virginity to God. On their wedding night, she told Valerian that an angel was watching over her. Valerian, skeptical, asked to see the angel. Cecilia told him he would need to be baptized first. After his baptism by Pope Urban I, he returned and saw the angel.

Valerian and his brother Tiburtius converted to Christianity and began helping bury Christian martyrs, which was illegal. They were eventually arrested and executed. Cecilia continued preaching and giving her possessions to the poor. She was arrested and condemned to death.

The executioners failed to kill her quickly. She was struck three times on the neck with a sword and lived for three more days, during which she continued to praise God and gave final instructions to the Christian community.

It is said that during her wedding, while musicians played, Cecilia "sang in her heart to the Lord." This poetic line from her legend inspired her patronage of music and musicians. She is often depicted in art playing an organ or other instruments.

In Jesus Name We Pray

"O glorious Saint Cecilia,
virgin and martyr,
you won the martyr's crown without renouncing your love for Jesus,
who is the delight of your soul.

We ask you to help us be faithful to our calling,
and to have a heart that sings God’s praises even in times of trial.

Inspire musicians and all who use their talents for the glory of God.

Pray for us, that we may be strong in faith,
unwavering in hope,
and ever burning with the fire of divine love.

Saint Cecilia, glorious virgin and martyr,
pray for us
Amen" by @johnnyprophet937

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St. Maximilian Kolbe is best known for
Volunteering to die in place of another prisoner in Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II. When a man was selected to die, Kolbe stepped forward and offered his life instead, saying, "I am a Catholic priest. I want to die for this man"

In Jesus Name We Pray 🙏
"O St. Maximilian Kolbe,
faithful follower of Christ and heroic servant of Mary,
you gave your life to save another and showed the world
that love is stronger than hatred,
faith greater than fear,
and hope brighter than despair.

Intercede for us now—
especially for those struggling with addiction, imprisonment, or darkness.
Grant us courage to do what is right,
strength to endure trials,
and hearts willing to love sacrificially.

Help us to follow Christ, as you did,
even to the foot of the cross.
Amen" by @johnnyprophet937

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