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Lord, Heal the memories that still surface when my heart is quiet and my guard is down.
You know the moments my thoughts return to, the conversations that linger, the experiences that shaped me in ways I did not choose, the losses that still ache beneath the surface.
Some memories whisper, others arrive with weight, stirring feelings I thought time had settled. When they rise, meet me there. Cover those moments with Your nearness and let Your peace steady me.
God, You see the parts of my story I wish I could leave behind. You see how certain scenes replay, bringing familiar sorrow, doubt, and heaviness. I invite You into those memories. Soften them with Your grace and remind me that I am no longer living there. I am held by You now.
When yesterday tries to define today, gently realign my heart. When fear resurfaces, anchor me in truth. When shame speaks, answer it with Your love. Heal the memories that taught me to brace for pain, to withhold trust, to expect loss instead of goodness. …More

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‘It’s Ignited My Prayer Life’: Protestant Discovers the Power of Praying the Rosary

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Protestant Discovers the Power of Praying the Rosary

One Protestant woman went viral on social media after she published her reasoning for praying the Holy Rosary.
Instagram influencer Sarah Giles
shared her testimony about why she began praying the rosary as a Protestant. Giles is now researching more into the Catholic Church and her teachings.
Giles begins by debunking the myth that praying the Rosary is “demonic, satanic, or a tool used for idolatry.”
“None of those are true, and quite frankly, we sound a little bit uneducated when we say those things,” Giles says. “I know this because that’s how I sounded when I first started learning about the rosary.”
Giles invites her viewers to open their “hearts and minds” to the truth, and to “do your research.”
The influencer then explains why the rosary is “a very powerful tool” due to its biblical roots and meditations.
“This tool is used to meditate on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. It’s used to meditate on specific mysteries — whether the Sorrowful Mysteries or the …

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The surprising brain benefit of helping with grandchildren

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The surprising brain benefit of helping with grandchildren

Grandparents who stay involved may be gaining more than cherished memories.
Many grandparents delight in doting on their grandchildren — from bedtime stories to bundled-up walks in the park. But according to a new report, there may be a deeper benefit to that loving involvement than just warm memories.
A study
reported by Tony Dokoupil for CBS News suggests that grandparents who actively help care for their grandkids tend to perform better on memory and language tests and show slower cognitive decline over time than those who do not. So simply staying engaged with the life of a child, the research by the American Psychological Association suggests, may help keep aging minds more responsive and resilient.
The idea resonates with families across generations — and with grandparents like Dokoupil’s mom, Gail. In fact, when the reporter, a father of four, called his own mother to share the news, her reaction captured the joy (and perhaps the surprise) of many grandparents: for her, …

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Social Media Attention Span Statistics 2026: By Platform, Age, and Content Type

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Social Media Attention Span Statistics 2025: By Platform, Age, and Content Type

In 2008, the average human attention span was 12 seconds. Fast forward to 2025, and many studies suggest it’s now hovering around 8 seconds, shorter than that of a goldfish. It’s no coincidence that during this same period, social media platforms surged to dominate how we consume content. Whether you’re watching a 7-second TikTok or swiping through Instagram Stories, today’s digital experiences are designed to capture attention instantly, and just as quickly, let it go. This article unpacks the data behind our fragmented focus, helping readers understand how platforms, content formats, and user behaviors intersect to shape the modern attention economy.
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The average human attention span has declined to 8.25 seconds in 2025, down from 9.2 seconds in 2022.
Users now spend just 1.7 seconds on average viewing a piece of content on mobile before deciding whether to engage or scroll past.
YouTube Shorts saw a 118% year-over-year increase in engagement in the first …

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Who are the fascists, again? Leftists are spiraling into madness.

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Who are the fascists, again?

A Virginia Commonwealth University nurse recently instructed her TikTok followers to contaminate ICE agents’ food or render them lethally paralyzed.
She did this through a series of social media posts, calmly and with a little smirk on her face.
If people can no longer trust nurses or food service personnel, the economy will eventually crash and the country will come apart.
A Miami nurse recently allegedly put up a Facebook post stating: “I will not perform anesthesia for any surgeries or procedures for [Make America Great Again]. It is my right, it is my ethical oath, and I stand behind my education. I own all of my businesses and I can refuse anyone!” I stand behind my “education?”
Terrifying. If “First, do no harm” is replaced by “First, find out if they disagree with you politically,” we are obviously done as a society.
And they believe MAGA folks are mean?
Twenty-one-year-old Grace Carol Brown faces arson and burglary charges in New Braunfels, Texas, after she allegedly tried to …

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New Poll Shows Democrats Are in for a Rude Awakening on Immigration

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New Poll Shows Democrats Are in for a Rude Awakening on Immigration

A new poll released by the firm Cygnal has shown that Trump’s deportation agenda continues to grow more popular with the American people in spite of the best efforts of Democrats and the media to malign the administration.
Swing voters and independents overwhelmingly agree that those who have illegally entered the country have broken the law at 82 percent and 70 percent, respectively. Overall, 73 percent of American voters agree with the sentiment, while a surprisingly high 48 percent of Democrats would say that illegal border crossings constitute a crime.
64 percent of the total electorate feels that illegal immigration is a “very” or “somewhat serious problem,” while 61 percent of Democrats feel that it isn’t a problem at all. Swing voters and independents once again side with Republicans, with 71 percent of swing voters and 60 percent of independents being aligned on the issue.
On the issue of deportations, Democrats once again are in opposition to the feelings of the general …

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It’s worth noting that these migrants protesting have never done anything remotely similar in any Islamic nation.