Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh BREAKING: Jerome Powell is on his way OUT as Federal Reserve Chair and President Trump says he decided on Powell's replacement "I think I have it in my mind! Done!"REPORTER: "Kevin Hassett?" TRUMP: "I don't wanna tell you!" GOOD RIDDANCE, JEROME! He can't be gone soon enough.
Video is 3 days old. I didn't want to post this sort of thing anymore. But when you see people falling for lies it has to be done. For those who want the truth should listen to exactly what is going on. I am not asking anyone to believe anything. But the most intelligent thing a person can do for themselves is to listen to as many sources as possible. " Then" make an intelligent decision. I am leaving another video to listen to because I don't want to make too many posts about this sort of thing. Sorry, I don't want to waste my time on this. I said I would give a list to those I listen to and haven't. I will try harder to do it soon. Max Blumenthal : Protecting Protesters or Manipulating Unrest? Trump and Iran LIVE FROM TEHRAN: Foreign Pressure or Internal Crisis? : Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi
When it comes to your parents, don’t take inventory based on what everyone else is doing. Don’t think: “Why should I give if my siblings don’t?” “Why should I help if no one else even tries?” Caring for your mom and dad matters whether anyone else shows up or not. And it’s not always about money. Not everything in life has a price tag. Sometimes it’s just being there. A morning coffee together. Lunch on a Tuesday. Helping with small things around the house. Noticing what they need before they have to ask. Simple questions like: “What can I pick up for you?” “What do you need?” “How are you feeling today?” But most of us reach for excuses: “I don’t have the money.” “They get Social Security — they’ll be fine.” “I’m not the only child.” “I’m busy.” “Work is crazy right now.” “It’s too far / too late / too inconvenient.” The painful irony? When parents are gone, suddenly the money appears. Suddenly there’s time. Work isn’t that urgent anymore. The drive doesn’t feel that far. …More
There is a commercial from Visiting Angels which shows a wife being happy now that she can do other things besides taking care of her husband. Very sad.
End Tribalism in Politics @EndTribalism RFK Jr. has revealed why he stopped getting the flu shot. “I was getting a flu shot every year.” “I stopped in 2005 when I began looking at the side effects.” “I was preparing litigation against some of the flu shots.” “One of the injuries that was listed on a lot of them was spasmodic dysphonia, which is an injury I have to my voice.” “That turns out to be a vaccine injury.” “That’s why my voice is so screwed up.” “Do I know that it was caused by my annual flu shot? I have no idea.” “It’s a potential culprit that I cannot rule out.” “We should have that data, but we don't.”
Asked about the Mass in the Roman rite, Cardinal Jaime Spengler of Porto Alegre, Brazil, said that “the river doesn’t flow backwards.” He spoke with VidaNuevaDigital.com on January 16. The cardinal is president of the bishops’ conferences of Brazil and Latin America (CELAM). His main statement echoes the historically weak ideas promoted by Cardinal Roche at the consistory on January 7-8. Cardinal Spengler said, “Throughout history, the liturgy has undergone various reforms. The Second Vatican Council represents an enormous effort to recover fundamental elements of Catholic liturgical celebration. Nostalgic proposals do not help to promote what the Council identified as essential for the liturgy.” Furthermore, Cardinal Spengler offered a pointless definition of the Eucharist: “Liturgy cannot be understood simply as an expression of religious practice; above all, it is a vigorous expression of a lived experience of faith, both personal and communal - an experience of encounter with …More
The bishops’ conferences of Brazil and Latin America (CELAM) interpret Vatican Council II with an irrational and not rational premise. New books on Vatican Council II must not be given the imprimatur unless the Council is interpreted rationally and so ethically. 17.01.2026 POPE LEO MUST NOT ALLOW THE IMPRIMATUR FOR NEW BOOKS ON VATICAN COUNCIL II INTERPRETED WITH THE FALSE PREMISE : RAHNER’S BOOKS MUST BE PULLED BACK POPE LEO MUST NOT ALLOW THE IMPRIMATUR FOR NEW …
Wisdom 1:7 “The fear of Yahweh is the beginning of wisdom.” Psalm 69:9 “The zeal for Your House consumes me, and the insults of those who insult You fall upon me.”
Journalists Raymond Arroyo and Robert Royal, and canon lawyer and priest Gerald Murray of New York talked on January 16 about the consistory of January 7-8. A short sequence, video below. Robert Royal commenting on Cardinal Grech’s contribution on synod: I think you hear that and you say, what in God’s name can that possibly mean? This is the gobbledygook we’ve been listening to for years about synodality and all this confusion. I mean, one of the things I’ve heard from sources is that many of these cardinals have said, "Look, we’re just confused about this. We’re tired of going over the same things again and again." These pronouncements keep coming out. When I read Cardinal Grech, I said to myself: This guy knows they haven’t gotten anything substantial done. You can try to preserve the illusion that there’s somehow a dynamic age of the Spirit underway, but it’s about to die. Raymond Arroyo: Well, he says there are good fruits here. He says fruits are blooming all over the place. …More
Virgen de Zapopan - January 18th, 2026 | No Greater Delight No Greater Delight is a daily Marian podcast meant to start the day with a Marian touch. After examining the Marian feasts celebrated throughout the world on a given day, Fr. Nate offers a brief reflection to help make our love for Our Lady concrete in daily living. The title "No Greater Delight" is inspired by a homily of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, wherein he expresses his joy in preaching about the Virgin Mother, even though he acknowledges the challenge of adequately praising her. Mary's greatness is beyond words. 0:00 Feasts of Mary Today 03:48 The Imitation of Mary WhatsApp Channel: Catholic Voice Links: catholicvoice | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree
La Vierge Notre-Dame de Bon-Espoir est une sculpture de Vierge à l'Enfant conservée à l’église Notre-Dame de Dijon. Elle est présentée dans la chapelle gauche du chœur. Elle a été réalisée entre la fin du Xe siècle et la première moitié du XIe
President Trump on why he didn't strike Iran: "Nobody convinced me. I convinced myself. You had, yesterday, scheduled, over 800 hangings. They didn't hang anyone. They cancelled the hangings. That had a big impact."
GOD help your lost children who defend and see evil as good. Open their eyes before it's too late for them. Even with the lies coming out of his mouth they still praise that man. GOD forgive them. For they know not what they do.
Town of Taxco - Great Attractions (Mexico) Take a tour of Town of Taxco in Mexico – part of the World’s Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. 1. The town of Taxco is nestled in the rolling hills of Guerrero, Mexico. 2. Its full name, Taxco de Alarcón, is to honor the native son and writer Juan Ruiz de Alarcón. 3. Apart from silver mining as the main source of economic income, the tourism of this town is the second main source of economy. 4. Santa Prisca Church, located in the main plaza, is so extravagant it nearly bankrupted its builder, José de la Borda. 5. Artisan goods can be found throughout Taxco, though they mostly take a back seat to the silver works of the town. 6. Nearly 50,000 people live in Taxco, and lead relatively simple lives. 7. Taxco was named one of Mexico's "Pueblos Mágicos," as much for its man-made silver work as its natural surroundings.
Town of Taxco - Great Attractions (Mexico) Take a tour of Town of Taxco in Mexico – part of the World’s Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. 1. The town of Taxco is nestled in the rolling hills of Guerrero, Mexico. 2. Its full name, Taxco de Alarcón, is to honor the native son and writer Juan Ruiz de Alarcón. 3. Apart from silver mining as the main source of economic income, the tourism of this town is the second main source of economy. 4. Santa Prisca Church, located in the main plaza, is so extravagant it nearly bankrupted its builder, José de la Borda. 5. Artisan goods can be found throughout Taxco, though they mostly take a back seat to the silver works of the town. 6. Nearly 50,000 people live in Taxco, and lead relatively simple lives. 7. Taxco was named one of Mexico's "Pueblos Mágicos," as much for its man-made silver work as its natural surroundings.