Leo XIV has removed Archbishop Francisco Ozoria, 73, of Santo Domingo from all administrative and financial responsibilities of the Archdiocese. In a letter shared with Panorama.com.do on Wednesday, Ozoria said the newly installed coadjutor archbishop, Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán, has been granted exclusive authority over diocesan assets, economic affairs, clergy management, and church personnel. Archbishop Ozoria, explained that he had requested a coadjutor himself – but only to ensure a smooth transition in the two years before his retirement. However, he expressed surprise that he was left with “only the title” of Metropolitan Archbishop while losing governing power. According to the letter, he was suspended for 'mismanagement', a charge of which he was never informed. He noted he was never warned or reprimanded, aside from a past comment by Cardinal Marc Ouellet mentioning “certain accusations” against him. Still, Archbishop Ozoria says he accepts the Vatican’s decision "in obedience". …More
Leo XIV takes control over the management of the Fabbrica di San Pietro and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore by nullifying most of the administrative changes introduced by his predecessor Francesco with a motu proprio from June 2024 for San Pietro, and another from March this year for Santa Maria Maggiore. This latter act was signed by Gemelli a month before his death. Pope Prevost intervened after listening to experts, taking notes, and consulting internally with the Secretariat for the Economy, thus signing a new motu proprio titled 'Regarding the Applicable Norms for the Fabbrica di San Pietro' which sets a real shift for two important curial realities that have recently been at the center of murmurs and protests for excessive autonomy… …The Fabbrica is very crucial because it handles the contracts for the necessary works for the construction and artistic realization of the largest basilica in the world, as well as all the related structures. In 2022, after a brief period of …More
The Rubber Duck ™ - the video on the left is a pedophile who got caught in a Washington D... the video on the left is a pedophile who got caught in a Washington DC hotel for arranging to meet and have sex with a 15-year-old girl. the video on the right is the same pedophile literally leading his chasers to his place of work -- the fucking Washington DC @FBI office! …
Her name was Lisa Gherardini, born in Florence in 1479 to a noble yet modest Tuscan family. She lived a life like many women of her time—married young to a wealthy textile merchant named Francesco del Giocondo, raising five children in a Renaissance city that pulsed with art, commerce, and faith. But fate had something extraordinary in store. Sometime around 1503, the great Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned to paint her portrait. It was likely intended as a gift from her husband, not a masterpiece for the world. Lisa sat patiently as Leonardo worked—not knowing that her gentle smile, calm gaze, and subtle mystery would echo across centuries. The painting, known today as La Gioconda in Italy and Mona Lisa across the globe, became more than just a portrait. It became a phenomenon. For centuries, her true identity remained a puzzle, sparking debate and legend. But modern research confirmed what many suspected: the woman behind the world’s most famous smile was indeed Lisa Gherardini. …More
Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Niall Coll, 62, as Bishop of Raphoe, Irland. Niall Coll was born on 25 August 1963 in Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland, as the eldest of four children. After ordination to the priesthood in July 1988, he studied in Rome and and earned a Doctoral degree in Christology at the Pontifical Gregorian University. Attack on "Tridentine" Heritage In October 2022, Francis appointed him as Bishop of Ossory. In his first statement, he said: "The four-century and more long dominance of the Tridentine pattern has left Catholics almost everywhere unfamiliar with discerning and negotiating possibilities for change in Church life. But, trusting in the power of the Holy Spirit, discern and change we must, in line with Pope Francis’ emphasis on the need for ‘synodality’." On Inclusion of unrepentant homosexuals In the ‘Pat Kenny Show’ on January 26, 2023, Bishop Coll was asked about Francis’ positive remarks on homosexuality, and he replied that he “very much …More
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity | Saint of the Day | Catechism for Kids (8 November) Have you ever wondered what it means to have God living inside your heart? In this episode of Catechism for Kids, we’ll meet Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity, a young Carmelite nun who discovered the secret to happiness — living every moment with the Holy Trinity inside her soul. Born in France in 1880, Elizabeth loved music, prayer, and silence. Even though she lived only 26 years, she taught the world that real joy doesn’t come from what we have, but from who lives within us! Her message helps us remember that we are never alone — God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are always with us. Topics we’ll cover: Who was Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity What it means to live with the Holy Trinity The Carmelite love of silence and prayer How we can find peace by listening to God in our hearts Lesson: God doesn’t just visit us — He dwells in us. And when we love Him, we carry His peace wherever …More
Mother Cabrini -- November 13 breski1 SAINT FRANCES XAVIER CABRINI Virgin and Foundress (1850-1917) Frances Cabrini was born and baptized on 15 July 1850 in Sant'Angelo Lodigiano in northern Italy, to a family rich in faith and piety. Early in life she began her journey as a disciple of the Lord, who led her to the heights of sanctity in mysterious and unforeseen ways. The turning-point in her life was entering the "House of Providence" in Codogno, where tribulations and difficulties strengthened her missionary fervour and her resolve to dedicate herself totally to the Lord. She received the religious habit, and while keeping the name Frances, later added Xavier to it in memory of the great Jesuit missionary and patron of the missions. Thanks to the encouragement and support of Bishop Domenico Maria Gelmini of Lodi, Sr Frances Xavier left the "House of Providence" with seven companions to found your institute in an old Franciscan monastery. First called the "Salesian Missionaries of …More
Ted Logan - A few tidbits they may have left out of your World History class! W... A few tidbits they may have left out of your World History class! Watch while it’s still legal. Credit: @WarsawErik …
BREAKING: Die Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation wird nun untersucht, weil sie Millionen an chinesische PLA-Fronten kanalisiert und damit gegen die IRS-Regeln zur Finanzierung ausländischer Regierungen verstößt. Justiz im Senat … Kanal folgen: Aktuell360 (Antiilluminaten TV)
Curia Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, 96, one of the last witnesses of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965), spoke with Katholisch.de on November 13. Key points. - During the Council, many were electrified. - The Council did not bring the hoped-for new vitality to the Church. - In the years following the Council, the Church in Germany and other countries went downhill to an extent that had been unimaginable before. - After the Council, a great deal was called into question. Suddenly, nothing seemed to be valid anymore. - Theological faculties no longer taught truly Catholic theology. - The Zeitgeist took hold of the results of the Council and reinterpreted them. Mostly, only “the spirit of the Council” was quoted. - “But actually”, the Council produced very good results. - The Council’s principles of liturgical reform were good and right. - The so-called Tridentine Mass is by no means perfect. There are some things that need to be corrected. - What later led to the split of the “…More
Nostra Aetate and Lumen Gentium are heretical and apostate documents. They promote the heresy of religious indifferentism. The heretics who infiltrated the Council rendered it heretical because it contains heretical documents fabricated by homosexual heretics, such as Nostra Aetate, upon which the post-conciliar ecumenical apostasy is based.
Golly, not the old trope: "the [2nd Vatican] Council hasn't REALLY BEEN IMPLEMENTED yet. You wait and see, when it is we'll have that "new Pentecost/Springtime of the Church." Yeah, pull the other one... 60+ years of devastation, and they think "reforming harder" will be the grand fix. Just like those delusional Commies in our midst!
Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes WOW Both the person who drew the new Prop 50 Redistricting Maps and the California Legislature said the purpose of them drawing the maps the way they did was to “increase the power of Latino voters” while taking away voting power from white people and other races INSANE “We have filed this lawsuit because the map enacted in Proposition 50 for California's congressional districts is unconstitutional. The map is designed to favor one race of California voters over others. This violates the 14th Amendment's guarantee of equal protection under the law, and the right under the 15th Amendment to not have one's vote abridged on account of race. When drawing the Proposition 50 map, the chief consultant who drew the map has stated that the first thing that he did was to increase the power of Latino voters. Additionally, the state legislature has announced that the maps increase the power of Latino voters. — We have seen with Prop 50, these maps, they are …More
Eternal Brotherhood: All Souls Day at the Augustinian Cemetery All Saints of the Augustinian Order - November 13 Fr. David Cregan, O.S.A., shares the lives and stories of Augustinians from generations past, laid to rest in the Villanova cemetery. Get a glimpse into Augustinian history as told through the lives of friars through the years, as well as a Servant of God laid to rest in the St. Thomas of Villanova Church. Learn more about our deceased friars at: Necrology - The Augustinians Visit us at The Augustinian Province of Saint Thomas of … Your support for the Augustinian Province of St. Thomas of Villanova goes a long way! To learn more about how to support our friars, visit About The Augustinian Fund | Our Priorities
Song of False Freedom There was the Mass of de Mendoza, New Orleans, Frisco by the sea, but on the dies lacrimosa you gave your freedom for your liberty. Yes, there were Huns and even worse, you made pacts, you waged wars with them, who did you fight for, what did you die for: the City of God or the waste of men? New men were bred with brand new fiber, Potomac made it to the Rhine, pushing it down into the Tiber, the Sun went black and ceased to shine. Many got blind and could not see, elders told fables to the youth... Now ruin is at hand, it's time to make a stand, not for the ghost of democracy but for the Spirit of Truth. notes: de Mendoza - cf. the Mass in San Agustin (St. Augustine), Florida celebrated on Sept 8, 1565 by Fr. de Mendoza, one of first Catholic Masses in North America New Orleans - cf. Our Lady’s of Prompt Succour intercession at the battle of New Orleans (Jan 8, 1815) after prayers led by Bishop Dubourg Frisco - San Francisco as an example of Catholic toponymy in …More
We will take Europe back from the unelected bureaucrats seeking to destroy it. Mrs. von der Leyen, we won't forget what you've done. - Eva Vlaardingerbroek
In this episode of Catechism for Kids, we’ll meet Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity, a young Carmelite nun who discovered the secret to happiness — living every moment with the Holy Trinity inside her soul.
Born in France in 1880, Elizabeth loved music, prayer, and silence. Even though she lived only 26 years, she taught the world that real joy doesn’t come from what we have, but from who lives within us! Her message helps us remember that we are never alone — God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are always with us.
Topics we’ll cover: Who was Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity What it means to live with the Holy Trinity The Carmelite love of silence and prayer How we can find peace by listening to God in our hearts
Lesson: God doesn’t just visit us — He dwells in us. And when we love Him, we carry His peace wherever …More