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It was awesome getting to meet and hang out with all these guys, and so many others this week. I will greatly miss all of you, and I hope we all get to do this again next year! Shoutout to @SylentBell who's testimony video introduced me to the community nearly 2 years ago, and @TheUberMarshal @celestiumart @Gabriel_Gratia @_contron_ @MariaGraceVT @DracaBro and serveral others who did the bible study video series with her. I am greatful for all the work God has done in your lives. It was great meeting those of you I did, and I hope to meet the rest of you next year! It really feels like things have come full circle now. God bless and keep you all, and may His grace guide us going forward.

This was One of WWE’s most iconic and funniest moments ever 😂 Royal Rumble 2005. Final two left: Batista (Raw) vs John Cena (SmackDown).... They both go flying over the top rope at the exact same time and hit the floor together. ... crowd goes wild Raw refs start raising Batista’s hand like he’s the winner.. SmackDown refs are over there raising Cena’s hand screaming the same thing. Both guys standing there yelling “I’m the winner!” at each other while the refs argue with each others.. Then here comes Vince McMahon, power-walking down the ramp like a man possessed, absolutely furious He slides into the ring… and immediately tears BOTH of his quads. Both of them. At the same time. Then just sits there on the mat, legs completely cooked, face full of pain… but still 100% in character and No selling, .. just staring at Cena and Batista while they keep arguing who’s the real winner and giving orders like nothing happened.. Absolute legend....Still amazed that he still stayed in character through all that pain... WWE don't make moment like this anymore..

🚨 Liv Morgan topped Google searches among WWE women worldwide in October 2026. (Source: Google Trends | @WrestleSeek)

Today, 1 November, the Church celebrates All Saints’ Day, giving thanks for the lives and witness of all the saints who have followed Christ throughout the ages. In the Gospel, Jesus teaches the Beatitudes, describing a life shaped by mercy, humility, peacemaking and faithfulness. His words remind us that holiness is not found in power or recognition, but in lives transformed by God's love. The saints are not only those whose names are remembered, but also the countless faithful people whose quiet acts of compassion, courage and service have reflected Christ's light in the world. As we celebrate All Saints’ Day, we give thanks for the communion of saints across generations and nations, and remember that we too are called to lives of holiness, love and service. Scripture reading: Matthew 5:7–9 ‘Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.’ Prayer Holy God, we give thanks for all your saints, whose lives have reflected your love and grace. Inspire us by their faithfulness and strengthen us to follow Christ with humility, courage and compassion. Make us instruments of your peace, that through our words and actions your light may shine in the world. Unite your Church across nations and generations in the hope of your eternal kingdom. Amen.

Bianca Belair gives an update on her injured finger with new post, with a dragon representing each finger: "This finger still stupid dumb y’all!"