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Archeologists Discover Prehistoric Dam Close to Pool Where Jesus ‘Healed a Blind Man’

Close to the Pool of Siloam, where the Bible tells of Jesus giving sight to a blind man, archaeologists have uncovered an immense structure: a dam that has rested underground for nearly 2,800 years. Its size and location make it more than a historical curiosity. It raises new questions about how ancient Jerusalem’s people lived,…
The Teen Who Brought Faith Online and Became a Saint

Carlo Acutis died aged 15, but the fervour around his life and death has made him a global phenomenon: a teenager in jeans and Nike trainers who loved computers, cooked for the homeless, and built an online “museum” of Eucharistic miracles. The story that led to the Vatican’s decision to canonise him two medically inexplicable…
Scientists Discover Two Miracles by Jesus ‘Actually Happened’ in Breakthrough Revelation

Across cultures and centuries, stories of miracles have lingered in human memory because they bend the rules of what we think is possible. Few are more enduring than the accounts of Jesus feeding thousands with a handful of food or filling nets that had come up empty. For believers, these are moments of divine power;…
Narcissists Often Say These 16 Things to the People They Claim to Love

In conversations, words often carry more weight than tone or gesture. A single phrase can shift how a person interprets themselves and their relationships. Supportive language builds connection, “I’m proud of you” reinforces trust, while dismissive remarks like “You’re overreacting” can leave lasting doubt. What may seem minor in the moment can accumulate, shaping the…
Scientists Discover Dogs Dream About Playing With Their Owners

Your dog is fast asleep on the couch. Their paws twitch, their nose gives a little wiggle, and a muffled bark slips into the quiet room. For a moment, it looks as if they are chasing something only they can see, maybe sprinting through a field, maybe bounding after a squirrel. But what if they…
In Japan, You Can Pay Companies to Make You Completely Disappear and Start a New Life – It’s Called “Johatsu” and Police Won’t Even Look for You

What happens when the pressure to conform becomes unbearable? In Japan, thousands each year choose a path that is almost unheard of elsewhere: they vanish. Known as jouhatsu, or “evaporation,” this phenomenon blurs the line between personal reinvention and cultural silence and raises questions about what drives people to erase themselves from their own lives.…




