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08/09/2025

08/09/2025

'GOD'S INFLUENCER': Thousands of people gathered for Mass in St. Peter's Square as Pope Leo canonized 15-year-old Carlo Acutis as the first millennial saint. The teen was known for his strong faith and deep devotion before passing away from leukemia in 2006.

08/09/2025

2,977 people were lost on September 11th 2001. The youngest was Christine Lee Hanson, age two and a half, from Massachusetts. Christine was a happy little girl who liked to help her mom Sue and dad Peter in the garden. She liked to talk to the flowers and the vegetables and the trees. When her paternal grandmother Eunice Hanson broke her foot, and was in a cast, little Christine led her grandmother over to a chair. “I help you Nama!,” She exclaimed. Christine ran upstairs and came back with a bandaid that she unwrapped and stuck on her grandmother’s cast. Christine was aboard United Flight 175 with her mother Sue and father Peter when it struck the south tower of the World Trade Center. As we approach the 24th year commemoration of 9/11, let us remember Christine with great honor and great love.

08/09/2025

She gave him ten children. She buried three with her own hands. She followed him across the ocean, stood by him through fame and struggle, and kept a household that never stopped moving.

And yet, Catherine Hogarth — the wife of Charles Dickens — was cast aside, blamed, and forgotten.

Dickens, celebrated as a genius of Victorian literature, accused her of being “fat, lazy, jealous, and dull.” He even made their private pain public, publishing a letter that painted himself as the victim. The world pitied him. Few pitied her.

But who wouldn’t feel tired after ten pregnancies? Who wouldn’t gain weight, or collapse in grief after burying children? Catherine was not weak. She was strong. She endured.

Her marriage ended not because of her, but because Dickens fell for a much younger actress, Ellen Ternan. Divorce was impossible in those days, so Catherine became the scapegoat. He even built a wall in their home to keep her apart.

One day, Catherine put on her hat, walked out the door, and never went back. She lost her children, her home, and her place in society.

Before she died, she wished only for one thing — that the love letters Dickens had once written her be published, to prove she had been loved. That wish was denied.

But her story lives. Catherine Dickens was not a burden. She was a survivor.

08/09/2025

First time being a mother be like 😂😅

08/09/2025

we all know that feeling

08/09/2025

AY!!!! Award kayo kay Joy 😅

08/09/2025

Russia to begin human clinical trials of the world's first personalized cancer vaccine in the next few months, with an estimated production cost of around Rs 252,000 per dose.

(GNRC report)

08/09/2025

You will never be a father," the doctor said, but life decided otherwise. We signed the papers during the week of my graduation. That day I held not only a diploma in my hands — I held the child that fate had entrusted to us. Her name was Ava. I grew up alongside her. I woke up at six, took her to daycare, sat through parent meetings, filled out applications instead of going to parties. In every step she took, there was more of my life than in my own. The years passed — and the little girl became a grown woman. She now stands in front of the university in her gown, holding her diploma, and in her I see everything we once dared to say “yes” to. Now the photo is no longer me with a baby in my arms. Now the photo is her — confident, strong, ready to create her own future.

08/09/2025

September 11, 2001

8:46 a.m. - First plane struck 1 World Trade Center, North Tower.

9:03 a.m. - Second plane struck 2 World Trade Center, South Tower.

9:37 a.m. - Third plane struck the Pentagon.

10:03 a.m. - Fourth plane crashes in Pennsylvania.

08/09/2025

GOD IS GOOD 🙏 Two teenagers missing for almost 2 days found alive 🙏

It seemed like a miracle in the province of Tarlac when two teenagers were found alive at the Carangian Dam.

Jansen and Kevin reportedly fell accidentally into a hole or cave in a part of the dam. Even after several hours had passed, the rescuers and their families never lost hope that they would still be found alive.

After more than 24 hours, the boys were finally rescued successfully from the hole or cave in the dam.

Their relatives themselves witnessed the actual rescue of the two teenagers and could not hold back their tears of joy.

Thank you, Lord, for the second life You have given these children 🙏

08/09/2025

"She deserves to be celebrated." A wave of national pride swept through the Philippines when fans in Alexandra Eala’s hometown launched a campaign to raise funds to build a tennis court named after Eala in an underprivileged area, only to face opposition from local authorities due to a lack of budget. The situation took a dramatic turn when billionaire Mark Zuckerberg unexpectedly announced he would cover the entire construction cost. He said, "Alexandra Eala is the pride of the Philippines. I admire her fighting spirit!"—leaving Alexandra Eala in tears and turning the story into a source of global inspiration.