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Crazy, Bygone and Glorified Days. Te Deum Laudamus

It is time to say THANK YOU! We can hardly find words for what we are all building here with Gloria.tv: the writers, posters and readers, software developers, donors, the silent ones and the screamers.

Gloria.tv started in 2007 as a leisure project, as an aside, slowly - then quickly developed a dynamic that we had not seen coming.

In retrospect, we can only marvel at how we have TOGETHER gotten the cow off the ice. This free portal now rivals the billionaires' censorship website FaceBook. The cow, barely on land, has learned to fly.

Probably we would not have started Gloria.tv, carried it on in the storms and expanded it, if we had known beforehand what a huge act it was and is. But God had his plans. Incidentally, the cow would have drowned if God had not given it wings.

Nothing else motivates us (especially as it is unpaid) to develop the Gloria journey further: Deus lo vult.

God destined what began as a student project to become a state-of-the-art instrument of his providence: a social network with unique software technology for a increasingly decomposing and self-destructive Church.

In these bleak and dark times for Church and society, we wish the most beautiful and blessed Christmastide and a happy New Year 2022. The darker the night and the colder the stable, the brighter shines the warm light from the manger.

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chris griffin

Gloria TV is a great blessing and fills a Catholic need very well. I wish you a prosperous New Year!

De Profundis shares this

The beautiful thing about this community is that we span across the globe and have so much Christian wisdom to share.

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Ave Crux

THANK YOU for making this platform available. What a breath of fresh air to find honest discourse and many sources of important information for Catholics. Te Deum Laudamus!
P.S. And who's the hidden genius behind the cartoons?

Seer3

The moment of recognition, the very moment when the light of long-awaited recognition begins to break inside. The prophetess Anna, superbly captured by Rembrandt. Today’s gospel, Luke 2:36-40