Joh'Vonnie Jackson (born August 30, 1974) is the daughter of Joe Jackson and Cheryl Terrell, resulting from a 25-year extramarital affair. Raised apart from the famous Jackson family in California, she has described herself as a "secret" child who felt excluded and rejected by her half-siblings for years, she maintained a close bond with her father, Joe
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Monday, February 23, 2026
THANK YOU FOR #UNDERSTANDING
I don't care what people say, whenever I become single again, I'm staying that damn way. No one is cheating on you. No one is betraying you.
No one is using you as a maid, as a nurse, as a caregiver. I love peace and no one wants their peace destroyed. I will love going to bed and waking up alone, fully rested and mind at ease.
You can look the way you want to, feel the way you want to, roll around all over the bed, accept dates, and come and go as you please without any thought.
It's called freedom from BS and dismissing all the noise....I AM NOT ALONE
Sunday, February 22, 2026
#SISTERACT POPE JOHN PAUL III DID I EVER EXPLAIN
I ATTENDED THIS MASS WITH ST. JAMES???
Pope John Paul II made a historic, 37-hour visit to Chicago in early October 1979 the first for a Polish pope enthusiastically welcomed by massive crowds.
Key events included a massive outdoor Mass at Grant Park on October 5, a visit to Five Holy Martyrs Church in Brighton Park, and a concert at Holy Name Cathedral.
Chicago Tribune: Key details of the 1979 visit:
Grant Park Mass: On October 5, 1979, the Pope celebrated an open-air Mass, delivering a homily on evangelization to a record-setting crowd.
*** My Birthday is October 6***
Polish Connection: The Pope visited the heavily Polish neighborhood of Pilsen and held a special, ticketed Mass at Five Holy Martyrs parish.
Key Stops: He visited Holy Name Cathedral, Quigley Preparatory Seminary South, and St. Peter’s Church.
Atmosphere: The city experienced tremendous excitement, with crowds cheering "Long live the Pope" and waving flags, notes the YouTube video.
Impact: The visit was considered a, massive civic and religious event, bringing together various communities and highlighting his message of faith, according to the Archdiocese of Chicago archives.
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