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Working on a little booklet to assist our parents and teachers give instructions during the Holy Communion.
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Liberals are now declaring that they are “Leaving Idaho” because of the election results on Tuesday!
Thousands must leave!
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Election Day Recap from the Gem State Brief
Idaho continues to lead the way, laying a brighter future for its citizens through a resounding rejection of Proposition 1, embracing our collective heritage by enshrining English as our official language, and retaining all of our strong conservative candidates.
Additionally, the 4th District Court is now in the hands of a strong conservative, Greg Woodard.
These results demonstrate that Idahoans control our own destiny; we do not have to accept the fickle winds of national politics.
We urge all Idahoans to join us in giving thanks to God for granting us victory against Proposition 1. There are more challenges ahead, but tonight proved that an active, God-fearing, and engaged citizenry is our best hope for a brighter future for ourselves, our children, and our state.
Absolutely ridiculous. People care more about their individual right to vote than ensuring a bad thing stays illegal.
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Tonight’s outcome isn’t about placing faith in Democrats or socialist principles; it’s about holding Republicans accountable for betraying their promises.
All Republicans had to do was:
1. put Americans First
2. not start another war
3. prosecute sex traffickers
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IDAHO...
Vote NO on Prop 1 (abortion)
Vote YES on HJR4 (no legal drugs)
Vote YES on HJR6 (english only)
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2nd November – All Souls' Day
All Souls' Day is a Christian observance dedicated to remembering the departed, particularly those who died in the Christian faith. Its widespread observance dates back to around AD 998, when Abbot Odilo of Cluny established its commemoration on 2nd November.
In medieval England, the day was marked by church services, ringing bells, prayers for the dead and acts of charity. It was also associated with the custom of souling, when people received food or soul cakes in exchange for prayers for the departed.
Today, All Souls' Day continues to be observed in parts of the Anglican Church, providing an occasion to remember departed Christians, honour the generations who came before us and reflect upon our Christian heritage 🏴
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1st November – All Saints’ Day
All Saints’ Day is an ancient Christian feast honouring all saints, both known and unknown. Originating in the early Church to commemorate martyrs, it later became a celebration of all those who lived faithfully in Christ.
In medieval England, the day was marked by church services, prayers, candle lighting and the ringing of bells. Communities gathered in worship, honouring the saints and seeking their intercession.
Following the English Reformation, the emphasis shifted away from invoking saints towards remembering their faith and example. All Saints’ Day remained an important feast in the Church of England and continues to be observed today, celebrating the faithful who have gone before us and the hope of resurrection in Christ 🏴
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“You’re either a male. Or you’re a female”
“Anakin only a Sith deals in absolutes!”
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A situation worth monitoring here in Idaho.
The IFPC Legal Center just sued the Idaho Democratic Party and the Prop 1 campaign after they colluded to purchase campaign advertisements at a fraction of the normal cost and to keep Idaho voters in the dark about who is actually bankrolling the Prop 1 ads you are seeing on your television.
Legal Center Director @calebforidaho explains:
James Hannington (3 September 1847 – 29 October 1885) was an English Anglican missionary and martyr. He was the first Anglican bishop of East Africa.
