Glory to God in the #UFC and now debuts in the #PFL

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PFL Champion Sadibou Sy sees every moment as a blessing from God. After his 2022 championship we went to Senegal to share his million dollar blessings

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2021 PFL Lightweight Champion calls God his “heavenly sponsor”

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The Pelé Foundation reminds us on Easter that Pelé was always a person of faith and God credit for his ability to play to beautiful game.

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In the Christian tradition, today is Good Friday where the church remembers that “he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death – even death on a crucifix.” (Philippians 2:8)

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PFL heavyweight Bruno Cappelozza is hoping for his second PFL title, if God wills it. His next step will be #pfl2 on #goodfriday

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UFC fighter Ian Heinisch shares his faith journey:

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Muhammad Ali’s grandson loves talking about his grandfather and his God:

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You have to sacrifice everything, says Aspen Ladd:

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The Soccer World Cup is supposed to be a festival of joy where the world meets in celebration. The agreements on how the events would go down in Qatar had been years in the making. The last-minute decision to pull beer from the stadiums for everyday fans is an ugly power move by religious authorities. In their Tweet, FIFA is trying to play nice with host nation authorities, but it was clearly a unilateral decision by Qatar’s Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, as NBC News confirms. Religion won a pyrrhic victory here. The sports world will hopefully more considerate when picking host nations for the next major event. A good guiding question would be: Is the diversity of the entire world truly welcome here?

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