Whatever happened to taking their time, not rushing it, and doing a thorough job?
Sign on gas pump reads: OIL CHANGE 30 MINUTES OR LESS IF NOT HAVE A FREE TACO ON US
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Thank God for sacred art
Personal reflection: Thank God for the sacred and traditional artwork being used by Saint Rose of Lima Church for their announcements.
Beware where you send your children to camp!
Personal reflection: This is supposed to be a Christian camp!?! Why is yoga being taught? Why is the birdhouse being painted in the perverted peoples colors? Why is the barbell spotter standing over the boy not wearing a t-shirt? Christians don’t compromise with the culture, they dictate the Divine Culture at camp and everywhere.
There is no such thing as a Disabilities Mass. There is only the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Personal reflection: The Traditional Latin Mass is sensory friendly with Gregorian Chant, the Universal Latin language of the Catholic Church, and soul stirring silence. It is not human centered, but God Centered. It is not based on feelings, but on Faith.
Go Spurs Go!
From the convent to courtside, the Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco have become San Antonio's newest viral sensation. Known affectionately as the “Spurs Sisters,” these joyful women have captured hearts across the country as they cheer on the San Antonio Spurs during their incredible playoff run. From spirited chants of "Go Spurs Go!" to a memorable blessing for Spurs player Luke Kornet, their enthusiasm, faith, and hometown pride have turned them into fan favorites both on and off the court. For the sisters, supporting the Spurs is about more than basketball. It's a way to connect with young people, build community, and share the joy of faith. What started as a love for their hometown team has become a national story inspiring fans everywhere.