A farmer threw a dead pig into a well… and within a short time, seventy to eighty rats jumped in to feast on it. At first, everything seemed easy. The moment they saw food, they all rushed toward it. But after eating, they realized something terrifying… the walls of the well were too high and too steep to escape. Slowly, the food ran out. Hunger increased. And that same place turned into a battlefield. In a desperate fight to survive, the rats turned on one another. They started killing and eating each other alive. Days later, only ONE rat remained in the well. Its eyes were red like blood. Then the farmer lowered a rope, pulled the rat out, and released it back into the fields. Did the farmer feel sympathy for it? Absolutely not. The farmer understood something most people never will… That rat had now become addicted to eating its own kind. It would no longer search for grain. It would now hunt other rats instead. And THAT is what “divide and rule” really means. The people sitting …More
During a homosexual march in Padua, Italy, on 30 May, the homosexual group Il Mandorlo held blasphemous banners outside the cathedral. The group is officially recognised as "Catholic" by the Diocese of Padua. The signs read: - Here we are in a "fagcession"', (a play on the words fag and procession) - The Catholic queers are here - I'm beautiful just the way I am because God makes no mistakes - God is queer among us Bishop Claudio Cipolla of Padua has previously participated in 'prayer vigils' with those homosexuals. During a recent celebration of the Republic's eightieth anniversary in Piazza dei Frutti, Bishop Cipolla downplayed the blasphemies, saying, "I am embarrassed by what these young people did. Seeing those signs made me feel very embarrassed. But let's see, let's wait. It's important that there is always respect for those who think differently." He continued: "As a bishop, I stand at the head of a large institution that includes the entire Christian community, made up of people …More
Metropolitan Archbishop of Tyre for the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, Georges Iskandar: "In these difficult days that our beloved south Lebanon is going through, we affirm that we are staying in the city of Tyre, among our families and our people, just as our fathers and grandfathers stayed before us, and just as the steadfast people of the South remain today in their lands, villages, and cities. Our presence among the people is not a temporary choice, but rather a part of our mission and our national, humanitarian, and spiritual duty. Just as we share joys with our people, we also share their anxiety, suffering, and hope. We will not leave this city, which was blessed by the footsteps of Jesus Christ, and which throughout history has borne witness to faith and resilience. We raise our prayers for the protection of all civilians, and that God may spare our city and the entire South from the woes of war and destruction, and grant officials the wisdom and courage to work toward …More
Mgr Georges Iskandar, archevêque métropolitain de Tyr pour l’Église grecque-catholique melkite : « En ces jours difficiles que traverse notre cher Sud-Liban, nous affirmons que nous restons dans la ville de Tyr, parmi nos familles et notre peuple, tout comme nos pères et nos grands-pères sont restés avant nous, et tout comme le peuple inébranlable du Sud reste aujourd’hui sur ses terres, dans ses villages et ses villes. Notre présence parmi le peuple n’est pas un choix temporaire, mais fait partie intégrante de notre mission et de notre devoir national, humanitaire et spirituel. Tout comme nous partageons les joies de notre peuple, nous partageons également son angoisse, ses souffrances et ses espoirs. Nous ne quitterons pas cette ville, qui a été bénie par les pas de Jésus-Christ et qui, tout au long de l’histoire, a témoigné de la foi et de la résilience. Nous élevons nos prières pour la protection de tous les civils, afin que Dieu épargne à notre ville et à tout le Sud …More
Bishop Mark Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston, USA was honored during a Shabbat service on June 6 at Temple Shalom in Wheeling. Rabbi Joshua Lief described him as a "dear friend" and offered him a blessing. The event, promoted by the diocese, comes weeks before the installation of Bishop Brennan's successor. Pope Leo XIV accepted the resignation of Mons Brennan on May 1. The next bishop of Wheeling-Charleston, Monsignor Evelio Menjívar-Ayala, currently an auxiliary bishop of Washington, D.C., will be installed on July 2. It is fitting only in an indifferent, interfaith faith that a successor of the Apostles receives religious blessings from leaders of a faith that denies Jesus Christ as the Son of God. Picture: Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, #newsLpubgkrstf
Mon Jun 8, 2026 - 4:27 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — As Disclosure Day approaches, extraterrestrials are in the news, movies, documentaries, books, and government “transparency” files. It’s reminiscent of the COVID media blitz. Catholic media personalities and UFOs Even as Matt Walsh expressed disappointment in the “grainy” government UFO files, he said “I’ve been a UFO believer for so long.”[1] In another video he admonished doubters: [C]onservatives tend to be more religious … [they] think they can’t believe [in aliens] because it would call their faith into question. There is nothing … out there in the universe … that would call your faith into question. … The Bible … [is] focused on what is happening here [on earth] … you can be open-minded.”[2] Catholic authors who promote ETs, such as Jimmy Akin (Catholic Answers), Fr. Robert Spitzer (EWTN), and Vatican scientist Brother Guy Consolmagno, have been on the podcast circuit. TAN Publishing is promoting the late Paul Thigpen’s …
Schneider: “A remarkable number of high ranking clergy have no more the Catholic faith. They want another Church: half protestant, half worldly, adapted to the impression of the world. Or have even lost the Catholic faith…There are a remarkable number of them over the past 60 yrs” They’ve promoted this desire to change the Catholic faith”
Masturbation and voodoo artwork in Paris churches. Worse than Germany: During the 'Nuit Blanche' event organised by the Paris Archdiocese on June 6-7, there were 'immersive installations' in churches. This infamous event was directed by Barbara Butch, a lesbian activist who is known for playing Jesus Christ in the controversial opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics. According to a video published by TribuneChrétienne.com, the installation featured satanic sounds, overlapping voices, whispers, creaks, breathing and what the organisers described as an exploration of 'dark ideas', 'an unstable perception of reality' and a 'quasi-hypnotic' atmosphere. Inside the churches, there were voodoo-inspired masks, grotesque figures, and skeletal humanoid sculptures. One figure appeared to simulate masturbation near an altar.
Nuit Blanche, idées noires et profanations. Images TRIBUNE CHRETIENNE. comment le diocèse de Paris a-t-il pu autoriser cela ? Si les critiques se concentrent souvent sur Barbara Butch ou sur la mairie de Paris, la véritable question est ailleurs Pourquoi les autorités diocésaines ont-elles accepté que des églises soient intégrés à une telle programmation ?
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The Divorced Should Seek Annulment: Montse Alvarado, the new Prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for Communication, revealed in a March 10, 2025 interview that her annulment process lasted about two years and was “a Healing Ministry.” “I think a lot of people think that divorce and annulment necessarily separate you from the Church,” she said, but they are “opportunities to let Christ heal whatever was broken in that relationship.” Alvarado called annulment “one of the best kept secrets of the Church,” adding: “I’m a big advocate for it.” She encouraged divorced Catholics to pursue it, saying: “I think people who are divorced have an important place in the Church and should seek annulment,” and that they often do not realize “until they’re on the other side how good it feels, to be embraced in that way.”
Sister Carried Monstrance on Corpus Christi. Worse than Germany: On June 5, 2026, the private Catholic school 'Colegio Cristiana Fernández de Merino' in Mexico City celebrated Corpus Christi with a Eucharistic procession. A sister from the Congregation of the Josephine Sisters carried the monstrance.
On June 5, 2026, at Colegio Cristiana Fernández de Merino in Mexico City, a Josephine Sister (Hermana Josefina) carried the monstrance with the Blessed Sacrament through the school during the Corpus Christi procession, joining the community in a visible expression of Eucharistic faith.
Lebanon entrusted to Mary in a powerful national consecration | Shalom World News In a nation still marked by the scars of conflict, fear, and deep uncertainty, the Maronite Patriarchate in Bkerké led Lebanon in a solemn act of consecration, entrusting the country to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Against the backdrop of a land burdened by war and its lingering destruction, a procession of faith set out in prayer toward the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa. Clergy and faithful walked together as the wounded nation prayed for healing—its streets echoing not only with hymns, but also with the silent weight of loss, displacement, and longing for peace. The march became more than a ritual; it was a collective cry rising from people seeking refuge, unity, and hope. As Lebanon faces the fragility left by years of turmoil, the pilgrimage to Harissa stood as a powerful symbol of endurance, placing a nation’s brokenness into the hands of the Virgin Mary and invoking her intercession for …More
Catholics Detained During Nuit Blanche Protests: On 6 June, six Catholics were taken into police custody for around 24 hours during protests against blasphemous events in Parisian churches as part of the Nuit Blanche festival. At the church Saint-Laurent, around 40 Catholics prayed aloud inside the building for roughly 40 minutes before moving to the forecourt. Around 80 police officers were deployed to clear the area.
@ Father Karl A Claver... Wrong! Unborn babies are the most persecuted group in the world. You are a priest, you are supposed to not make a mistake like this. Please have a tiny bit of mercy for the tiny babies.
[Opinion] "The first ever book released by the allies about WW2 in 1945. No mentions of gaschambers and no mentions of basically anything else they propagated on us. I wonder why." Moral Obligation
Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle HOLY. SH*T. The game may have just changed forever. According to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the IRS is now moving toward holding NGOs and nonprofits RESPONSIBLE for what happens with the money they hand out. Read that again. If a group funds organizations that later engage in violence, riots, suppression of rights, or coordinated chaos… the people FUNDING them could now face accountability too. For YEARS Americans have watched cities burn while billionaire-backed activist networks hid behind layers of nonprofits, shell organizations, “community groups,” and endless grant pipelines. Money went in… Chaos came out… And somehow nobody at the top was ever responsible. Now suddenly the federal government is saying: “Not anymore.” This is why people are freaking out about the mention of Antifa funding investigations. Because if investigators start following the grant chains, donor networks, NGO pipelines, and political dark money trails… This …More
Archbishop Anthony Fisher of Sydney, Australia, wrote his pastoral letter on Corpus Christi on 3 June about adoration and liturgy. Main points: - Of the various physical postures, kneeling most clearly reveals our beliefs about God and our relationship with Him. - We are called to show reverence before receiving Holy Communion at Mass. - In most cases, this reverence is shown by bowing deeply; however, many people choose to receive Communion while kneeling. - This is a perfectly valid option envisaged in the current Missal. Kneeling was the standard way of receiving Holy Communion in the Latin Church for many centuries. - Altar benches, which are still present in many of our churches, serve as a reminder of this reverent tradition. - "I also I also ask our parish clergy to restore kneelers in every church where they are missing." Picture: Sydney Archdiocese, #newsYrtxeglwph