Muslims Lose Their Minds When 26 Different ARABIC Qurans Return to Speakers' Corner! Hatun Tash DCCI Ministries Hatun Tash DCCI Ministries youtube.com/watch?v=9y7eWEjBBw4 4 lug 2017 #JaySmith#SpeakersCorner#HatunTash About a year ago, Jay Smith and Hatun Tash got up on their ladders at Speakers' Corner to show 26 different Arabic Qur'ans to the world. They didn't have the time then to go through the 26 Qur'ans, and so they decided to bring the Qurans back to Speakers' Corner for a similar talk, but this time to go through and show some of the differences. To date, Arabic scholars who are doing the research (not Jay nor Hatun, who are clear that they are not Arabic scholars) have found 45,377 differences within the 26 Qur'ans they are looking at. That number will continue to rise as they find hundreds, and perhaps thousands more. Jay and Hatun couldn't go through all the 45,377 differences they were aware of, so they only brought down about 70 examples, taken from an assortment of the …More
05.08.2026 IL MESSAGGERO REPORTS ON VATICAN COUNCIL II ARE IRRATIONAL, POLITICAL AND DISHONEST. THERE IS A RATIONAL AND HONEST ALTERNATIVE SUBJECT: This is an e-mail to be posted to the editor of the daily Il Messaggero, Rome To: Mr.Roberto Napoletano, Editor, Il Messaggero, Rome. Dear Mr.Napoletano, There is an error in Il Messaggero’s interpretation of Vatican Council II affecting Catholics at large and especially the SSPX. NOTE: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Interior and Quirinale and the rest of the Italian Government interprets Vatican Council II irrationally and unethically too. Dear Roberto Napoletano, I want to bring your attention to a general mistake in the reporting on Vatican Council II in your newspaper. The same mistake was made by Gianfranca Soldati, Vaticanista, and a representative of the Vatican, at a conference on Vatican Council II held by this newspaper. I have listed the specifics, reports on Vatican Council II, published by this newspaper and other …More
The Russian Orthodox Church has revoked its June decision assigning its former foreign affairs chief to two Russian Orthodox parishes in southern Brazil. Instead, Patriarch Kirill has assigned Hilarion, 60, to the Exaltation of the Cross Monastery near Moscow. The latest reassignment comes after a series of controversies involving the once-powerful church diplomat. In May, Czech police detained Hilarion in Karlovy Vary after searching his car and finding four containers containing a white powder. Czech authorities later identified the substance as cocaine. Hilarion was released without charges after two days, while the investigation remains ongoing. He denies any involvement and says he was the victim of a provocation. Hilarion had already been removed as Metropolitan of Budapest and Hungary in 2024 after a former male assistant accused him of homosexual misconduct and financial impropriety. The allegations were accompanied by claims that Hilarion lived a lavish lifestyle and accumulated …More
Pope Leo XIV to Visit Uruguay in Historic First Latin America Tour| SG News Pope Leo XIV is set to make his first apostolic journey to Latin America this November, with Uruguay confirmed as the first destination. The announcement was made by Cardinal Daniel Sturla, Archbishop of Montevideo, during a July 14 press conference at the Uruguayan Episcopal Conference. According to Cardinal Sturla, the invitation was extended shortly after Pope Leo XIV's election, fulfilling a long-held hope of the local Church. While the Vatican has not yet released the official itinerary, the Holy Father is expected to visit Uruguay between November 5–16, with additional stops in Argentina and Peru under consideration. Preparations are already underway as Vatican officials have visited Montevideo, Florida, and Paysandú to coordinate logistics. One anticipated highlight is a possible Mass at the National Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Thirty-Three, Uruguay's patroness, near her November 8 feast day. Watch …More
Papst reist im November 2026 nach Uruguay, Argentinien und Peru Papst Leo XIV. wird vom 6. bis 17. November 2026 eine apostolische Reise nach Südamerika unternehmen. Wie der Vatikan mitteilte, folgt das Oberhaupt der katholischen Kirche damit den Einladungen der Staatsoberhäupter sowie der kirchlichen Würdenträger von Uruguay, Argentinien und Peru.
God Calling: Vocation Vibes #69-S3-E20-Pope Leo Comes to Visit: A Little Sister Reflects Beyond the headlines: What happens when the Pope walks through your front door? Mother Margaret recounts her personal experience of those blest moments when Pope Leo visited the Little Sisters of the Poor Home in Istanbul, where the needy elderly of all faith backgrounds are welcomed and cared for with dignity and respect. Click here to see Mother Margaret relating how the pope's encounter was marked by humility, hospitality, and the inspiring example of our Holy Father’s sincere attentiveness to the poor, the elderly, and the vulnerable. Mother’s sharing of what she witnessed and experienced during his visit becomes the touchpoint for a deeper reflection on Divine Providence, discernment, and finding God's purpose in life's graced moments. Are you seeking to know God’s will for your life? Are you a young person looking to be connected with vocation resources, or a young woman desiring personal …More
Seven years after his death, the Capuchin bishop Juan Rodolfo Laise still lacks a proper grave inscription in the Capuchin cemetery of San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. Bishop Laise became internationally known for defending the practice of receiving Holy Communion on the tongue. During debates within the Argentine Episcopal Conference in 1996 over the introduction of Communion in the hand, he chose not to implement the indult in his diocese, maintaining that receiving Communion on the tongue remained the universal norm of the Church. After retiring, he settled in San Giovanni Rotondo, where he spent his final years serving as a confessor. Although a marble slab was placed over his grave at the time of his burial in 2019, it still bears only the temporary paper funeral notice affixed on the day of his funeral. No permanent inscription has ever been added. The case has attracted renewed attention following an investigation by Italian journalist Simone Ortolani, as reported by Messa in Latino. …More
WSJ: “Senator Rand Paul deserves credit for digging into the truth about the destructive Covid response and the effort by Dr Fauci to stifle dissent and hide the record.”
Oh, but but,... all the novus ordo clergy don't need Latin at all. What do they need Latin for? Plus, even the demons hate the sacred Latin of the Church—especially its prayers, Gregorian chant, and above all the solemn rite of exorcism.
Question: Based on all going issues since Benedict XVI resigned from ministerium and not from munus, how one can consider Bergoglio and Prevost were/are true popes? Canon 332 §2 of the 1983 Code states plainly: Si contingat ut Romanus Pontifex muneri suo renuntiet, ad validitatem requiritur ut renuntiatio libere fiat et rite manifestetur, non vero ut a quopiam acceptetur. "If it happens that the Roman Pontiff resigns his munus, it is required for validity that the resignation be freely made and properly manifested, but it is not necessary that it be accepted by anyone." The canon uses munus — not ministerium, not officium, not any other term. Munus in the canonical tradition carries the weight of the office itself: the ontological reality, the gift-and-burden of the Petrine charge, not merely its active exercise. On February 11, 2013, Benedict XVI declared in Latin: ...declaro me ministerio Episcopi Romae, Successoris Sancti Petri, mihi per manus Cardinalium die 19 aprilis MMV …More
@brhenry, On the earth, that are the bishops. So, as a good Catholic, and according Can. 212 §3, you too, can go and ask them to do their very important job. Which is given to them by God himself. Which they consciously, voluntarily and without coercion have accepted. Because, THIS is not just some small, unimportant question.
Ceuta Immigrants Are "Saints": Spanish priest Fr Ángel García, founder of the charity Mensajeros de la Paz, described invaders in Ceuta as "saints" because they had remained calm in difficult circumstances. Speaking to laSexta television in Ceuta on August 3, the priest said that many people would have reacted violently in the same circumstances, but the invaders were peacefully waiting for an opportunity to enter the reception centre. His remarks contrast with reports of unrest, including incidents of looting, violence and the carrying of machetes.
In the Moroccan invasion of Ceuta, people with katanas, jihadists, and all kinds of criminals have entered, but for "Father Ángel," they are true "saints."