A large part of the church nave has collapsed. ... The high altar collapsed into the rubble. The statue of the Virgin remains intact,’ Father Henry Díaz explained.
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck Peru's Junín region on July 18, killing at least five people, injuring more than 20, and causing widespread damage. The historic Santiago Apóstol Parish in Chongos Bajo was among the hardest hit, with its roof, façade, and centuries-old altars collapsing. Father Henry Díaz said much of the church nave gave way, deep cracks spread through the walls, and the bell tower is now dangerously unstable. Amid the destruction, however, a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary remained standing untouched, which Father Díaz described as a powerful sign of hope. Peru's Catholic bishops have offered prayers and are appealing for support to restore the historic parish.
a) Ecclesiasticcus 47:4-5; Did not the sun stand still at his command, and was not one day made to seem like two? He called upon the Most High Sovereign when enemies were closing in on him from all sides, and the Great Lord answered him by sending down hailstones of terrible force. b) 1 Kings 18:36-8; At the time the offering was presented, the prophet Elijah stepped forward and said, “Yahweh, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, let it be known today that you are God in Israel, that I am your servant, and that I have done all these things at your command. Answer me, Yahweh, answer me, so that all this people may know that you, Yahweh, are God who turns their hearts.” Then the fire of Yahweh fell and consumed the burnt offering and the wood, and licked up the water from the trenches. 1) The Prayer that God wants: a) John 4:23-24; But the hour is coming (it is already here) when the True worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth: that is the kind of worshiper the Father wants …More
DIE KRAFT DES GEBETS: Josua 10,12–13; Josua sprach zu Jahwe: „Steh still, o Sonne, bei Gibeon, und du, o Mond, im Tal von Aijalon!“ Und die Sonne stand still, und der Mond stand still.
Father Benjamin Okwy Madu, 54, a Nigerian Catholic priest serving in the Archdiocese of Boston, died by suicide on July 2. The tragic sin happened weeks before his U.S. religious-worker visa expired and he was required to return to Nigeria. He had served as a hospital chaplain and a weekend Mass celebrant for a parish collective on Cape Ann. An email message on behalf of Archbishop Richard Henning said the priest “tragically took his own life.” Friends and parishioners said the prospect of leaving America deeply distressed him. "I sensed he was afraid of something. He never would communicate what it was." — George Lieser, parishioner at St. Joachim Church, told ACI Africa on July 14. Days before his death, he reportedly suffered a panic attack on his way to celebrate Mass. In a farewell letter, he admitted that returning to Nigeria was "not my wish," but said circumstances beyond his control had ended his ministry in the United States. #newsWzcstejqob
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Cardinal Burke will celebrate a Pontifical High Mass in Amsterdam on 5 September 2026.. It does not state whether the Mass is according to the 1962 Missal or the postconciliar Roman Missal.
After the Redemptorists left this church in 1985, the building was purchased by the Syriac Orthodox schismatis. The building is used by - The Syriac Orthodox community, - a Dutch Roman Catholic community served by priests of Opus Dei, and - a Surinamese Roman Catholic community
Prevost received the liberty medal for promoting the heresy of religious indifferentism and the freedom to reject God, rather than promoting conversion to Christ out of zeal for the salvation of souls.
Together we explore what Catholics mean by the interior life, why virtue is simply a good habit, practical ways to introduce meditation into family life, how to choose saints over celebrities as our children's heroes, and why the liturgical calendar provides the rhythms every Catholic family longs for.
Mass Using the 1927 Vajs Missal: On 1 July, the Feast of the Most Precious Blood, a Mass according to the Croatian Glagolitic Rite was celebrated at St Michael's Parish, Belfield, Sydney. The liturgy, celebrated in Old Church Slavonic, was attended by hundreds of Croatian Australian Catholics. It was celebrated using the 1927 Vajs Missal, the last printed Glagolitic Missal.
Sydney's Croatian Catholics celebrated the traditional Croatian Glagolitic Rite Mass in Australia in early July, a rare occasion which revived a ninth-century tradition tracing back to Saints Cyril and Methodius.
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If you cry, Captain, the things cry too, the things you treated like an artist, all that footballing artistry: the corner kick, the spirited dribbles. the brave, Argentine comebacks. Then the World Cup reverence of millions of hands and your gaze fixed on stormy plays. If you cry, Captain, know that Fierro's sobs rolled down his cheeks, a manly lament, pulse, adrenaline. The gringo knew death and burial, the athlete's bulging heart. And Malvinas, yes, they are Argentine!
By that same principle, it is demonstrated that Tucho and Prevost contradict Catholic doctrine and morality through their actions. Facta Sunt Potentiora Verbis: Words and Deeds in the Law of the Church
CHAPTER 44 - Of union with our Lord, the new Adam, by Communion - Sacrament of Holy Orders - CATECHISM OF PERSEVERANCE - COURSE SECOND - AN HISTORICAL, DOCTRINAL,MORAL, AND LITURGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION Translated from the French of Mgr Gaume by REV. F. B. JAMISON ....Download, print, and above all share !
Hunter Biden says a "closeted gay mafia" of Republicans runs Washington Hunter: "There is like this closeted gay mafia, largely Republican, that exists in Washington DC, and everybody knows every single one of them" Hunter: "I know for certain and I'm not kidding now… everybody in DC knows this" Hunter: "The only reason that that is relevant is because I believe that internal conflict creates so much vitrial inside a person that they take it out on the rest of the world" Hunter: "For Lindsey Graham, like everybody knows that Lindsey Graham was gay, right?"
In a constitutional republic like the United States, faithful Catholic presence in civil life directly serves the Church’s mission to defend life. When nuns must approach the courts to protect the unborn, well-formed Catholics engaged in the political and legal process become essential allies. This recent case shows why informed civic participation is not optional, it is a concrete way to advance the Culture of Life. As St. Augustine wrote in The City of God, the heavenly city, while a pilgrim on earth, “calls forth citizens from all peoples” and makes use of the earthly city’s laws and institutions to help secure the peace needed for its mission. Deo gratias for Catholics who answer the call in both the City of God and the city of man.