Truth and reconciliation day celebrated in Ottawa cathedral with a Pagan smudging ceremony; Pagan Purification Ritual Enters Ottawa … The day set aside to honor the children in mass graves murdered by the clergy in residential schools (There were in fact, no graves, no bodies, and aanyone who had a positive experience in a residential was never interviewed)was celebrated in Ottawa with a pagan smudging ceemony in the Cathedral of Notre Dame.
It's cancer: Leo XIV underwent surgery today to remove the entire lower lobe of his right lung. Doctors confirmed the diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma, a form of lung cancer. According to the Vatican's health update, the operation was successful and there were no complications. #newsJudkolmecf
2 Thessalonians 2:9-11 Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition Whose coming is according to the working of Satan, in all power, and signs, and lying wonders, And in all seduction of iniquity to them that perish; because they receive not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. Therefore God shall send them the operation of error, to believe lying: That all may be judged who have not believed the truth, but have consented to iniquity.
FATIMA 109 YEARS LATER, MIRACLE OF SUN STILL AMAZES | SG News On October 13, 1917, tens of thousands gathered at Cova da Iria in Fátima, Portugal, expecting a promised sign following the final Marian apparition recounted by three shepherd children — Lúcia dos Santos and her cousins Francisco and Jacinta Marto. An estimated 50,000 to 70,000 people were present when witnesses reported an extraordinary solar phenomenon that later became known as the “Miracle of the Sun.” Accounts described the sun appearing to spin or “dance,” casting unusual colours across the landscape and, for some witnesses, seeming to move dramatically toward the earth before returning to normal. The event drew widespread attention in Portugal, including coverage by the secular newspaper O Século. After years of investigation, the Bishop of Leiria officially declared the apparitions of Fátima “worthy of belief” in 1930 and permitted public devotion to Our Lady of Fátima. More than three decades later, another remarkable …More
Leo XIV has undergone surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital to remove a lung nodule. The Vatican announced that the operation was completed successfully and as planned. The procedure was performed by the thoracic surgery team led by Professor Stefano Margaritora. The Holy See Press Office confirmed that the Pope has returned to his hospital room and that further updates on his condition will follow. During the operation, Cardinal Baldassare Reina led the recitation of the Rosary in the hospital chapel.
INTERVENTO CHIRURGICO DI LEONE XIV CONCLUSO POSITIVAMENTE L’intervento chirurgico a cui è stato sottoposto oggi Papa Leone XIV si è concluso positivamente, nei tempi e secondo le modalità previste. Il Santo Padre ha fatto rientro nella propria stanza al Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli di Roma. La Sala Stampa della Santa Sede ha comunicato che seguiranno ulteriori aggiornamenti sulle condizioni di salute del Pontefice. Continuiamo ad accompagnare il Santo Padre con la preghiera. da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
Vatican says Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after surgery Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer and had the lower lobe of his right lung removed, the Vatican announced. NBC News' Anne Thompson explains why the operation was characterized as "radical" and Claudio Lavanga reports on the expected recovery timeline. For more context and news coverage of the most important stories of our day, click here: NBC News - Breaking Headlines and Video Reports …
Pope Leo XIV Has Lung Adenocarcinoma. What Is It? nytimes.com/…0/13/well/pope-leo-lung-cancer-adeno… The cancer has a high survival rate if caught in the early stages. By Nina AgrawalMaggie Astor and Dani Blum Oct. 13, 2026, 6:03 p.m. ET Lung adenocarcinoma, which Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with on Tuesday, is a common form of lung cancer that can be highly treatable when caught early. Survival rates for lung adenocarcinoma vary greatly depending on the stage of the cancer. The Vatican did not provide any information about the stage of the pope’s cancer. But the fact that the growth on his lung was described as a “localized nodule” and that the first treatment was surgery would suggest that he has early-stage cancer, said Dr. Daniel Boffa, the chief of thoracic surgery at the Yale School of Medicine. Even within Stage 1, a patient’s exact prognosis can vary based on tumor size, pathology, the person’s overall health and the type of treatment they choose, said Dr. Jaclyn LoPiccolo, an …More
There is a history of cancer in his family. The pope’s mother, born Mildred Martinez, died at age 78 after a cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy. His father, Louis Prevost, died at age 77 from colon cancer and atherosclerotic heart disease, according to a Catholic news outlet, EWTN. His brother, Louis Prevost, was once diagnosed with multiple myeloma, according to the The Tampa Bay Times. Leo has remained physically active, even as he keeps a full schedule. He plays tennis regularly and swims at the papal retreat in Castel Gandolfo. Italian news media have reported that the newly renovated apartment in the Apostolic Palace to which the pope moved this year includes a home gym. While hospitalized, the pope is expected to remain in charge at the Vatican unless he is incapacitated, but day-to-day decisions are to be handled by its sprawling bureaucracy. Any major decision requiring papal approval is expected to be postponed until his release. The pope had been scheduled to preside on …More
The irony: Glasgow's archdiocesan newspaper entitled Flourish - meaning “to thrive” or “to blossom” - announces plans to halve the archdiocese's roughly 80 parishes and close 24 churches. Under the front-page headline “We Must Face Up to Reality”, the October issue of Flourishdetails the largest parish restructuring in Glasgow's history. Many mergers and closures are expected within five years, others within a decade. The proposals were approved by Archbishop William Nolan and his council of priests. Since Nolan took office in 2022, the number of active priests has fallen by a third. Most are over 60, while only ONE priest is under 45. Archdiocesan communications director Ronnie Convery warned that, on current projections, Glasgow could have just eight active priests in twenty years. #newsHbkzquamnc
By no longer offering daily Mass, and what is worse only occasionally a Mass on Sundays, the church is driving the pious away in droves. Not a positive sign!
Mary Jane Miller has given words for us to cry out and reflect, in unison or alone, with gratitude, repentance, compassion, and guidance for Mother Earth's preservation. The ancient traditions for prayer and contemplation have been passed from generation to generation and are still of grave importance today. Prayers for the Earth are recitations of love and reflection, they can be said alone or in a group. They are powerful, they nurture the soul, fuel the heart, and uplift the spirit. We often focus on human needs: the sick, isolated, aged, imprisoned, and those in peril. Adding our devotion and respect for God's plan revealed on Earth may be prudent.
Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger declared that “sins against creation are among the very serious sins” at a September 30 synodal listening session. He criticized the Trump administration's removal of electric vehicle tax incentives and urged Catholics to “cooperate with creation,” invoking Pope Leo XIV. The meeting's findings will be forwarded through the Catholic Climate Covenant to the Vatican. Monsignor Weisenburger, who severely restricted the Traditional Latin Mass in Detroit in 2025, now champions environmental initiatives inspired by Laudato Si’.
BREAKING! According to hearsay, the Mostar bishops Žanič and Perič were allegedly "victims of slander"—a claim reported by some websites based solely on assertions made to serve a specific agenda. This stirred-up "Medjugorje controversy," propagated by numerous opponents of the Queen of Peace apparitions, reeks of malicious intent—or even a coordinated campaign. Yet, the opponents of the Queen of Peace apparitions have "forgotten"—or simply refuse to see—and are sweeping under the rug the objective, accessible facts regarding the very matters they claim to "refute" through mere hearsay. Let us take a closer look... Anton Selecký * * * VIDEO: UDBA member Lasić, Bishop Perić, Fr. Jozo Zovko, and others in the documentary "From Fatima to Medjugorje" The film presents KGB documents showing the intense interest major global intelligence agencies took in everything happening in Medjugorje. "From Fatima to Medjugorje" was directed by Ami Drozd from Israel and produced by the American-Israeli …More
Cardinal Joseph Zen has welcomed Bishop Athanasius Schneider’s reflections on a “hostile takeover” within the Catholic Church. “Thank you, Bishop Schneider, for sharing such an interesting anecdote and your reflections,” Cardinal Zen wrote on X on October 11. Zen was referring to Schneider’s recollection of a conversation between the two prelates, during which Zen revealed that his favourite Gregorian chant was the Introit for Sexagesima Sunday: “Exsúrge, quare obdórmis, Dómine?” - “Arise, why sleepest Thou, O Lord?” Bishop Schneider recalled how Zen had explained that the melody places particular emphasis on Exsúrge — “Arise!” — conveying an urgent appeal for divine intervention. Schneider also recounted an incident in Rome in which Cardinal Zen had attempted to persuade another cardinal on an important matter concerning the Church. When the other cardinal remained stubborn and unimpressed, Zen began singing the same Gregorian chant directly to him: “Wake up, why are you sleeping? Wake up!” …More
13.10.2026 THERE IS A BIG SHIFY IN THEOLOGY IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BOSTON An injustice was done to Michael Voris and the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at the St. Benedict Center in New Hampshire. 13.10.2026 THERE IS A BIG SHIFY IN THEOLOGY IN …
The Sun King’s Tragic Refusal October 16, Memorial of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque Dear brothers and sisters, we find ourselves in the 17th century—the *Grand Siècle* (the "Great Century")—when France reached the pinnacle of its political, military, and cultural influence in Europe. This golden age conventionally spans from 1610 to 1715, covering the reigns of Louis XIII and, above all, his son Louis XIV, the Sun King. Yet, all that glitters is not gold. Indeed, behind the splendor of the flourishing fields of literature, theater, philosophy, science, and the visual arts; behind the magnificence of the Palace of Versailles—where the King, nobles, and high clergy lived in a gilded bubble (representing 2% of the population); and behind the wealthy, educated upper bourgeoisie—bankers, merchants, and lawyers (representing 13% of the population)—lay the tragic reality of artisans and, above all, the vast mass of peasants and rural laborers. Their standard of living was extremely precarious,…More
PopeLeo urges prayes for peace, while we know he is disobedient to Our Lady who said when Russia will be consecrated to Her Immaculate Heart (by the Pope and his bishops) we will have peace and Russia will be converted.
Iranians inside Iran put up a banner in Minab, Hormozgan Province, near the Strait of Hormuz, praising President Trump’s economic pressure against the mullahs’ regime and urging him to continue until the regime falls. It reads: "Mr. Trump, you’re succeeding in bringing this regime down. You are on the right path. They are scared, they are fleeing, and they are on the verge of collapse. We stand with you. Keep going!"
Leo XIV’s Amoris Laetitia meeting: “Families that fall short of the ideal of marriage can manifest Christian virtues”. Today, Véronique Lonchamp addressed the Vatican meeting marking ten years of Amoris Laetitia. She is responsible for family ministry at the French Bishops’ Conference. She said that attitudes such as fidelity [!] and mercy can be manifested in any family seeking to live the Gospel, even when “its situation does not fully correspond to the Christian ideal of marriage.” Lonchamp also listed “pastoral” initiatives that have emerged in France over the past decade under the influence of Amoris Laetitia. Her list included: “The contribution of couples to the development of diocesan guidelines for accompanying separated or divorced persons or those who have entered a new union.” Lonchamp did not specify which dioceses were involved or what the guidelines contain. #newsSdnabbqteu
The sacramental marriage, for which John the Baptist gave his life, is not an ideal, but the divine will. It is possible with God's help. This encounter does not support the family, but its destruction.
The Catholic archbishop responsible for U.S. military personnel said it is “morally acceptable” for service members to disobey an order if it is against their own conscience, as the Trump administration weighs possible troop deployments to Minneapolis, and the use of force to seize Greenland.
I don't think that The Great Chastisement will be lessened at all. I noticed many on gtv still think of money, comfort and luxury more than the Soul. Much more than following and listening to GOD. Then Jesus said to his disciples: If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. GOD sends us tests. We are all given personal Cross's to carry. When people don't depend on GOD they end up in serious trouble. When they run from it, then that's a very serious problem. And they will see it sooner or later. If you are of this earth, you will be of this earth. I have seen one business owner hire X Military who are especially homeless give them a job. He will ask about their story and hire them on the spot. He is not he only one who does this. I have seen others help homeless and those in great need find them jobs, or hand them a lot of money. Not hundreds, but thousands. I watch a lot of things that go on with the homeless X Military and those who are …More
Real pastoral of him to encourage poor kids from troubled families (since they're virtually the only ones who volunteer for military service) to get themselves thrown in the brig for disobeying orders, then thrown out of the service, then home to adjust to their new permanently-unemployed fate, since few employers will hire a dishonorably discharged soldier.
Cardinal Roche: a considerable gap between his claims and the documented facts. Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship, gave AdVaticanum.com an interview on October 13 containing factual errors, questionable assertions and what critics might describe as gaslighting. The world’s bishops wanted restrictions on the Latin Mass Cardinal Roche has “no doubt” that the world's bishops wanted to change Summorum Pontificum and restrict the Traditional Latin Mass, adding that “the bishops were very concerned about the situation.” Reality check: The majority of bishops responding to the Vatican's 2020 questionnaire stated that changing Summorum Pontificum would cause more harm than good. Benedict XVI issued ‘Summorum Pontificum’ for the FSSPX Cardinal Roche claims that Summorum Pontificum was created to accommodate the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX). Reality check: Benedict XVI was asked by Peter Seewald in 2016 about precisely this interpretation. His reply …More
The hate for the Latin Mass is baffling given that it was the incubator for so many valiant souls throughout the past two millennia. It is not a stretch to surmise a demonic intent in the ferocity of its abolition.
"Pope Leo XIV’s surgery to remove a 'small, localized nodule' from his lung was successful and he has returned to his room at the Gemelli Hospital, according to the Holy See Press Office."
L’intervento chirurgico a cui è stato sottoposto oggi Papa Leone XIV si è concluso positivamente, nei tempi e secondo le modalità previste.
Il Santo Padre ha fatto rientro nella propria stanza al Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli di Roma.
La Sala Stampa della Santa Sede ha comunicato che seguiranno ulteriori aggiornamenti sulle condizioni di salute del Pontefice.
Continuiamo ad accompagnare il Santo Padre con la preghiera.