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tranmintuan
𝓜.𝓣𝓾𝓪̂́𝓷 71 :
Mặt con bé kiểu :))) nhịp vậy rồi gõ sao ta :)))😂😂
2023-05-07 07:25:25
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t.0.8.1.1.2.0.0.0
NDT👋🏻 :
chủ dàn nhạc phải trả bé này 1 show nhiu đêy trừi
2023-05-07 12:47:48
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duc.hung.official
DucHung86 :
còn đi học sao có time đánh trống ta 😳😳show đánh ít cũng 12h tới 2h chiều
2023-05-07 05:38:15
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dungty42
dungmuong shop :
lớp 7 mà như thiên thần 18 vậy
2023-05-08 00:30:01
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tuilatannema
Nhật Tân :
Ổng đó lệch tông tí là cái mặt thái độ liền kìa tr 😂
2023-05-06 06:51:12
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.toannguyen88
Toàn Nguyễn :
mặt bà nhỏ nhìn dễ ghét ghê 😂
2023-05-07 13:51:15
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usere9ak0kb9ta
Minh Hướng 28N1 :
cưng nhỉ
2023-05-08 16:48:14
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uyenmytran0
Uyen My Tran814 :
Chơi trống xong nhớ về đi ôn thi nhé con gần thi rồi
2023-05-06 05:55:09
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do.huynh95
Huỳnh :
Vừa xinh vừa giỏi. 10₫
2023-05-07 06:08:18
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uyen.xu.374
bạn tên tui :
sau này đánh chồng thì mấy ông hiểu rồi đấy 😂
2023-05-07 04:42:49
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orion.vn
Thắng NĐ :
thiên thần
2023-05-08 05:21:12
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betta.guppy.farm.qnam
Chiến Thích đủ thứ :)) :
2k7 nhìn lực thật
2023-05-07 01:58:02
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phuonggjk
Nguyễn Phương :
Mình cũng từng 6 năm trời đi làm đám cưới. Từ ngày học lớp 11 ng bé tí ngồi lên bộ trống cơ. :)))) bnhieu kỉ niệm
2023-05-07 08:08:23
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ktvietteltptravinh
NL Mặt trời & Xâynhà Viettel :
Mún đi học mà nghiền đánh trống
2023-05-07 05:35:10
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325nv1
tuấn vũ bolero :
quá đỉnh
2023-05-06 11:30:23
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anhkhanhnhaem
Đình Khánh🚒 :
đáng yêu qué😅
2023-05-07 06:16:21
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huynhtuan1145
🎹 Huỳnh ° Tuấn 🎹 :
bass nghe khó chịu thiệt chớ 🥲
2023-05-29 16:15:16
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chatvienquang1980
Viên Chất@80 :
Ông này nghe dọng giống cái ông gì hay hát line mà chuyên đeo mắt kính thì phải dọng điệu y tranh
2023-05-12 14:30:29
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taiphantoyota
taiphanshop1toyota :
nào rãnh dậy a đánh trống nhé..😅
2023-05-07 06:13:36
1
cugau6789
Tiến phú thọ♥️ :
Quá tuyệt
2023-05-07 10:33:43
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dyjmrl4qxlct
ly cơ :
ngay 7 /5 bn có làm ở hàm tân đúng hok
2023-05-07 15:17:36
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dinhvien2905
Đinh Viện :
Ba mắc việc, tiện đi học về đúng giờ :)))
2023-05-07 05:00:22
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t_1998t
Hahsjs :
chỉ a đánh với🥰
2023-05-07 09:19:19
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user67956300
Thành Phúc :
dễ thương 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
2023-05-07 17:12:57
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nat181198
N.Anh Tuấn 🦷 :
con bé càng lớn càng xinh các anh lại chớt ngất
2023-05-07 06:01:30
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Why is a human skull being carried and honoured during a Catholic service not considered idolatry? It’s a reasonable question, especially if you’re unfamiliar with Catholic theology. When Catholics carry a relic, kiss it, kneel before it, or process with it, it can look like worship. But Catholic theology makes an important distinction: Worship belongs to God alone. Catholics call this latria. No saint, relic, statue, or human being is God, so none of them receives the worship owed to God. So why honour a saint’s skull? Because Catholics are not saying, “This bone is God.” They believe the relic belonged to a person who lived for God, and therefore it has a special connection to that person and to what God did through their life. Think about a family photograph. You might kiss or keep a photograph of someone you love. You aren't worshipping the photograph—you are honouring the person it reminds you of. Catholics make a similar distinction with relics. And there are biblical examples of respect for the remains of holy people. Joseph asked that his bones be carried with the Israelites, and Moses fulfilled that request (Genesis 50:25; Exodus 13:19). The Bible also records an extraordinary event involving the bones of Elisha (2 Kings 13:21) and miracles connected with objects associated with Paul (Acts 19:11–12). This doesn't mean Catholics believe bones are magical. The Catholic teaching is: Worship → God alone. Veneration → honour given to the saints. Relics → honoured because of their connection to the saints and ultimately to God. Could a Catholic get this wrong? Absolutely. If someone treats a relic as though it has magical power independent of God, that would be superstition—not Catholic teaching. You may still disagree with the practice, but before calling it idolatry, first understand what Catholics actually believe. A sincere question deserves a sincere explanation, not an insult. #catholic #catholictiktok #foryou #friends #blowthisup @Fr_Chidubem_Jk_Okoye @Fr. Mazi Uc

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