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@ HimeJoshiLenin, wanna move forward, not stagnant plan them, so we stay ready, not random (random), paintin' a picture, a candid look so good, you could call it handsome (handsome) ave us the power, not standard plugged in, phantom, opera, anthem (anthem) when they ask what tools i require, i say god 'cause hes takin' me higher

oppa gangnam style

AVE MARIA!

Deus Vult!

Deus vult!

Nyyyaaaaa~ What are we doing on the bed daddy :3c *Nuzzles u*

If our eyes arnt real, then is the air not steam

I had an idea I want to see your opinion on it Start a #godsgrace tweet (post an announcement in the group). This will be used whenever someone sees Gods works somewhere. Even something as simple as a stranger holding a door for you. And then challenge someone to do something for a stranger, or anything that shows god's love. This would help bring more awareness to people that god is always.

Part 2: The process of canonization is now taken in four steps: Servant of God - Venerable - Blessed - Saint. The earliest recognized saints where canonized by popular movements which venerated them. Later people asked the Holy See to make this process more traceable and give every saint a trustworthy examination of the miracles they gave faithful who prayed to them for intercession. It has happened that a bishop blessed or canonized a saint. But from very early on this was centralized to the ultimate authority of the Pope, which has been given the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, in apostolic succession from Apostle peter, the first pope. I hope this made something clear.

Part 1: Sigh, @Saint Yikes you are probably just another "Catholic" who is led astray by protestant thought. It is just way too simple to imply that everyone is already a saint by just believing in Jesus Christ, that is not how it works sadly. A saint is primarily a example of holiness and knowledge (e.g. Doctors of the Church, priests), righteousness (e.g bishops), kindness and fairness (e.g. religious brothers/sisters and confessors) or a martyr (often in the early church). The terms dulia, hyperdulia and latria. It's very simple: dulia: the veneration of the Saints in Heaven, hyperdulia: the veneration of the Most Blessed Virgin, who is above all the other Saints because she is the mother of the Lord and therefore very worthy of veneration as she brings us closer to her beloved Son, latria: the adoration or worship of God alone which is above all. These are quite distinct from each other.

Where all the virtual cruasades be?

@Saint Yikes
You're wrong. In Roman Catholic teaching a person still can be a saint, without being beatified or canonized, but after beatification/canonization person is officially recognized as a saint and placed in the canon (list of Roman Catholic saints).

Let us Deus Vult in Mount & Blade

not me.

allah akbar

Who plays Civilization V?

I play Chivalry who plays?

I play Mount & Blade. Great game, with great mods like Brytenwalda.

Who plays Mount & Blade or No More Room in Hell?

10/10

10/10

Good group :)