IMAGES I Le pape Léon XIV a quitté l'hôpital Le pape Léon XIV a quitté samedi l’hôpital Gemelli de Rome, sous les acclamations et les applaudissements de fidèles pour rentrer chez lui au Vatican, cinq jours après avoir été opéré d'un nodule cancéreux au poumon. afp
BILDER | Papst Leo XIV. hat das Krankenhaus verlassen Papst Leo XIV. hat am Samstag das römische Gemelli-Krankenhaus verlassen – unter dem Jubel und Applaus der Gläubigen –, um in den Vatikan zurückzukehren. Dies geschah fünf Tage, nachdem er sich einer Operation zur Entfernung eines krebsartigen Knotens in der Lunge unterzogen hatte.
17.10.2026 THE LIONEL ANDRADES METHOD: A DIFFERENT WAY OF READING VATICAN COUNCIL II We now have a different way of reading Vatican Council II. This is a discovery. To understand the Lionel Andrades Apologetics, 1) it is important to make the invisible –visible distinction. 2) We then use this method, as a tool to interpret the Creeds, Councils and Catechisms. We find that there are two different conclusions. Liberals and traditionalists we notice were making the same mistake. Also the popes over the centuries were rational but today they are not. So we have what Lionel calls The Rational Approach and the Irrational Approach, or, Feeneyism or Cushingism. The popes in the Middle Ages were Feeneyite but Pope Leo is a Cushingite. He is irrational on the Creeds, Councils and Catechisms - and it shows. The error is there in public. Ask A.I on Google for a time line on Lionel Andrades with reference to Vatican Council II, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the baptism of desire, the dogma …More
Catholic criticism of the 1986 Assisi meeting is "schismatic", and this interreligious prayer meeting is part of the "ordinary magisterium". These remarks were made by Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad in a speech on 7 October at the Pontifical University Antonianum in Rome. He is the Prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue. Cardinal Koovakad recalled that, in 1986, 160 religious leaders gathered “to pray: each faithful to his own tradition, all before the Mystery”. Despite the presence of a Buddha statue on the altar and photographic evidence, Cardinal Koovakad insisted that “the encounter had been conceived and experienced without a shadow of syncretism.” He added that “not everyone understood it”: “Integrist circles contested the day, even making it one of the reasons for a schismatic rupture, while others feared syncretism or relativism, as they still do today.” Cardinal Koovakad paraphrased Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnificent Humanity', saying that “the 'spirit of …More
Leo XIV-appointed Spanish Bishop José Antonio Satué sent a supportive message to the 15th gathering of homosexual Christians in Chipiona, Spain, on October 9–11: “You have much to contribute to the Church.” Leo XIV appointed Satué Bishop of Málaga in June 2025 despite his public record as homosexualist. Satué described homosex "blessings" as “a step forward”. The homosex gathering, organized by PADIS Canarias (Pastoral para la Diversidad Sexual en Canarias), attracted just over 100 participants. Monsignor Satué wrote them that everyone deserves to be heard, welcomed, and treated with dignity. He claimed that homosexuals suffered within the Church and urged that it not be trivialized. At the meeting, participants agreed to establish a nationwide network of homosexual Christian groups, extending into Portugal. They also intend to prepare a document outlining their proposals for bishops, possibly by the end of 2026. They called for pastoral ministry developed “with” homosexuals rather than …More
WHITE SMOKE 1958 –78– CONCOMITANCE It is worth noting that two events of the utmost importance took place in 1958, events in which General de Gaulle played a dominant role. The first was the establishment of the Fifth Republic in France, the eldest daughter of the Church, and whose architect was none other than de Gaulle: this took place on 13 May, the anniversary of the first apparition of the Blessed Virgin at Fátima. The second, which took place in October, led to the establishment of the conciliar era: this was the famous conclave where, as mentioned above, De Gaulle—he again—took a role that might at first glance appear secondary but which in fact carried considerable weight in the fraudulent election of the first intruder. Could these two concurrent events foreshadow a concurrent end to the Fifth Republic and the conciliar regime? (Source: first comment)
Tuesday, 26th August 1913: Judge Stays Sentence New Trial To Be Asked, The Atlanta Georgian The Atlanta Georgian, Tuesday, 26th August 1913, PAGE 4. Luther Rosser, chief of counsel for Leo M. Frank, convicted of the murder of Mary Phagan, announced Tuesday that he would make a motion before Judge L. S. Roan during the day asking a new trial for his client. Rosser declared that if the motion was denied he would at once make preparations to carry the case to the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia. Judge Roan announced Tuesday that he had held up the sentence of Frank temporarily and that he had not definitely decided at what time he would pronounce the penalty for the crime of murder of which Frank was found guilty Monday afternoon. It is known that Luther Rosser and Reuben Arnold, attorneys for the convicted man, are preparing for a fight for his life through the highest courts, although they would issue formal statement Tuesday. The two lawyers are resting for a few days from the …More
Sunday, 17th August 1913: Frank To Tell His Own Story Monday Afternoon To Jury, The Atlanta Constitution The Atlanta Constitution, Sunday, 17th August 1913, PAGE 11, COLUMN 1. Which Will Decide His Fate That Leo Frank will take the stand Monday afternoon is the statement of his attorneys Saturday afternoon, who predicted that the defense would be able to close its side at the end of the Monday session. It is now a settled fact that the accused man will make a statement. Heretofore, there has been much speculation over this prospect. Some were inclined to think that no statement would be made by the defendant, while scores of others, who gave attention to his story at the coroner's inquest, felt assured that he would take the stand. Under the Georgia law, he cannot be examined either directly by his own attorneys or indirectly by counsel for the prosecution. His own story will be told without effort at support or contradiction, and he will come from the stand immediately upon its completion. …More
The Unitive Trap: How Modern Personalism Denies Original Sin in the Mariage Bed For two millennia, the Catholic Church stood as an unyielding fortress against the chaotic currents of carnal indulgence. Guided by the crystalline logic of Saint Thomas Aquinas and the sobering pastoral wisdom of Saint Augustine, Christian tradition understood precisely what the marital act was: a raw, biological reality ordered strictly to the procreation of immortal souls, protected by the legal bond of marital fidelity. Today, however, that fortress has been quietly hollowed out from within. Under the guise of a mid-century theological update, the contemporary Church has largely adopted the vocabulary of the 1960’s “sexual revolution,” baptizing the secular world’s obsession with "making love" by masking it in the language of "personalism" and the "unitive meaning" of the marriage bed. By elevating the highly subjective, emotional concept of the "unitive end" to a co-equal status with procreation, modern …More
Three Catholic dioceses in northern England have proposed merging into one amid declining numbers. Bishop Marcus Stock has submitted a report to Pope Leo XIV recommending the unification of Leeds, Middlesbrough and Hallam, which together serve approximately 496,000 Catholics in 193 parishes. Monsignor Stock, Bishop of Leeds since 2014, also serves as Apostolic Administrator of Middlesbrough and Hallam. The recommendation follows an extensive consultation involving priests, deacons, religious communities, lay Catholics, diocesan councils, trustees and Catholic schools. Nine in-person meetings were held, and an online questionnaire received 840 responses. The consultation found broad support among clergy and openness among lay Catholics to unification, provided local identities are respected. Diocesan leaders unanimously supported recommending the merger to Rome. The proposal comes amid declining participation and clergy numbers. Between 2000 and 2025, Mass attendance fell by 52%, baptisms …More
Everything is going according to the Freemasons' plan: ban the Latin Mass liturgy, worship and hymns, encourage ecumenism as the way to unity, downplay the importance of the Holy Mass, keep Communion recipients from receiving the host on their knees, introduce liturgical dances in provocative clothing, games and concerts at the altar, etc. And then they complain that the little sheep are leaving?
Le Vatican publie les premières photos du pape Léon XIV après son opération Le Vatican a publié les premières images du pape Léon XIV depuis l'opération qu'il a subie pour retirer une tumeur cancéreuse de son poumon droit. LIRE L’ARTICLE : Vidéo. Le Vatican publie les premières photos du …
Papst-Gesundheit: Stetige Verbesserung, Messe gefeiert Die Ärzte des Papstes haben an diesem Freitag mitgeteilt, dass es Leo XIV. stetig besser gehe. Am Dienstag war er aufgrund eines Tumors an der Lunge operiert worden. Gemeinsam mit Krankenhauspersonal hat er mittags die Messe gefeiert. Papst-Gesundheit: Stetige Verbesserung, Messe …
Monday, 18th August 1913: Full Stone Mountain Judge Will Still Preside, The Atlanta Constitution The Atlanta Constitution, Monday, 18th August 1913, PAGE 7, COLUMN 1. Status of That Circuit Is Unchanged by Addition Made to Atlanta Superior Court. There seems to be a rather general impression that the creating of the Fourth division of the superior court of Fulton county terminates the right of the judge of the Stone Mountain circuit to preside in the superior court of the Atlanta circuit, but this is not true. When the Stone Mountain circuit was created by the general assembly of 1885 it was provided in that act that the judge of that circuit, when its business does not require his attention, may aid in the disposition of the business of the Atlanta circuit. This act, as originally passed by the general assembly, provided that the Stone Mountain circuit would terminate on the first f January, 1888, but by an act adopted in 1887 that provision of the act was repealed and the circuit was …More
Sunday, 17th August 1913: Reporter Tells How Conley Went Through Pantomime, The Atlanta Constitution The Atlanta Constitution, Sunday, 17th August 1913, PAGE 16, COLUMN 6. The last witness to be called to the stand on Saturday was Harlee Branch, a reporter for the Atlanta Journal. He was called upon to testify in regard to an interview he had with Jim Conley, as set forth in the Journal in an issue of May 31, 1913, and as to the pantomime which Conley gave in the pencil factory to show just how his part of the disposal of the body was executed. Dorsey sought to establish by Branch that the pantomime by Conley took as much or more time than the actual work of disposing of the body. Branch was shown the copy of the Journal containing the interview in question and identified it. He repeated the substance of his interview with Conley, being that of the Journal's story. Rosser asked him: "Did he tell you that it took thirty minutes to dispose of the body?" "Yes." Stress Time Element. Dorsey …More
Sunday, 17th August 1913: Immobile Faces Of The Jurors Beginning To Show Weariness Of Three Nerve-racking Weeks, The Atlanta Constitution The Atlanta Constitution, Sunday, 17th August 1913, PAGE 16, COLUMN 1. (By Britt Craig.) Sol Higgins, who is something of a philosopher as well as an interested spectator of the Frank trial, emerged from the courtroom yesterday at noon, blinked one eye at the glaring sun, and remarked to the man beside him who carried the price of two beers: "You know, there's three things that Providence, Himself, don't happen to know, namely: How to argue with a woman, where you're wife's goin' to whet her knife when she cuts meat, and just 'zactly what's on the minds of the Frank jury." And Sol is probably right, for there are some things that are beyond even Providence. Not even a psychological search warrant could get results. From the present attitude of this dozen good men and true, you would first suspect that they were sitting in a regular session of the board …More
So what exactly are the Seven Noahide Laws, and why should Christians be paying attention? Unlike the Ten Commandments, the Noahide Laws are not commandments specifically for the Jewish people. Within rabbinic Judaism, they are understood as universal laws given by God to the descendants of Noah, which means, effectively, all of humanity. They are: 1. Do not worship idols 2. Do not blaspheme God 3. Do not murder 4. Do not steal 5. Do not engage in prohibited sexual relations 6. Do not eat flesh taken from a living animal 7. Establish courts of justice At first glance, most people would probably consider these perfectly reasonable moral principles. Don’t murder, don’t steal, establish justice… But there is a fundamental question hidden within them that Christians in particular need to understand. Who defines “idolatry”? Because Judaism does not recognise Jesus Christ as God or as the Messiah, and within classical rabbinic Judaism there are authorities who regarded Christian worship of …More
Sunday, 17th August 1913: Slender Little Factory Woman Eulogizes Frank While On Stand, The Atlanta Constitution The Atlanta Constitution, Sunday, 17th August 1913, PAGE 16, COLUMN 6. The most fluent and probably the most ardent witness as to the good character of Frank was Mrs. Cora Barnes, who when placed on the stand Saturday morning, proceeded into such an impassioned enumeration of his virtues that Mr. Dorsey waived the asking of the legal set questions by the defense. She is a slender little woman with auburn hair. No sooner had Arnold asked her where she worked than she took the bit in her teeth and entered into a lengthy eulogy on Frank. "Where do you work?" asked Arnold. "At the National Pencil factory. I have worked there four years and four months. Mr. Frank is one of the best men I or any one else has ever seen. I would be willing to die in his place for his innocence. I would fight for him and die for him if I could." Arnold interrupted her and told her that she must answer …More