President Biden
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As we celebrate Black History month, let’s carry forward the work of our lives together — to dismantle systemic racism, to fight for dignity, and to fulfill America’s promise for everyone.
9:18 AM · Feb 15, 2022·The White House
https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1493590621143158794
I apologize for continuing to bring this up..but including a pic this time. There has got to be an anon that can help me with this problem. A few days ago an issue started to where when I try to enter a twitter video copied address into a twitter vid downloader –the paste option is greyed out. How do I fix this on Microsoft Edge? It prevents me from being able to share tweet vids here. I've cleared cache, all updates good, and rebooted. Is their a setting I need to change?
Upon further fiddling with it…it seems the vid address from Twitter is not actually copying. I wonder if it something new that started. I use a banned Twitter account. Maybe they put a block on being able to copy a vid address if banned.
It allows me to copy and paste using Firefox (thanks again to the anon that suggested a diff browser)! So I'll just have to go over to Firefox when I need too. I wish I knew the setting to fix it on Microsoft Edge. Thank you, anon!
That face yo!
All baptisms performed by Phoenix priest invalid because he changed one word
Elisha Fieldstadt - 1h ago
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/all-baptisms-performed-by-phoenix-priest-invalid-because-he-changed-one-word/ar-AATSLw5?ocid=uxbndlbing
"Arango, who has been practicing as a priest for more than two decades, used the phrase “We baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," instead of "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."
"The issue with using 'We' is that it is not the community that baptizes a person, rather, it is Christ, and Him alone, who presides at all of the sacraments, and so it is Christ Jesus who baptizes," Olmsted said.
The Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2020 clarified that using "we" during the first sacrament was not valid.
It wasn't immediately clear how many baptisms Arango performed. He also practiced in San Diego and Brazil.
In a letter to his parish, Arango wrote: "It saddens me to learn that I have performed invalid baptisms throughout my ministry as a priest by regularly using an incorrect formula. I deeply regret my error and how this has affected numerous people in your parish and elsewhere."
He said he resigned, effective Feb. 1, so he could "dedicate my energy and full time ministry to help remedy this and heal those affected."
"I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience my actions have caused and genuinely ask for your prayers, forgiveness, and understanding," he wrote."
Good Morning, Q! :)