GRIFFIN STEINFELD: As You can see: Racing runs through my Blood.

So I did a little challenge with @seaoilph it’s a Filipino tongue twister 🌪 and I invite you all to join and try it with me, it’s a piece of cake - swipe left ⬅️ to watch me ace it 😂 #LeagueOfBelievers #ImPartOfTheLeague

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Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan: God watches our eyes. God dresses up in all kinds of guises and watches what attracts our attention, listens to what we talk about most. What we pay attention to is what we really want to be like.

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That time it was the last day of shooting and we spent the morning on a treacherous dock trying not to have bigass waves knock over our gear and our crew. Of course, meanwhile, I was busy enjoying the wind and doing a silly photo shoot of... I dunno, album cover rejects?

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Love my turquoise yarmulke. #FilipinoJewishatWork #favoritecolor #hidesmyrecedinghairline

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Philip is the patron saint for hatters... and pastry chefs. He is also mentioned in John as a man gifted for asking questions everyone else is afraid to ask.

Acta Sanctorum, vol. xiv, May 1; Lipsius, Apostelgeschichten, ii. 2, p. 26: Philip also was from Bethsaida, of the tribe of Asher. 

The Gospel of the Holy Twelve, Section 2, Lection 17:3: Philip, for the tribe of Asher.

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Fred Lapham: at some point between the Resurrection of Jesus and the final parting of [H]is risen presence from the disciples, Philip had undertaken a sole missionary enterprise, and was, for some reason, reluctant to return to the rest of the Apostles.