In the first instalment of this exclusive investigation, Silere non possum brings to light a system of connections, pressures and intimidation which, over the years, has sought to strike at our newspaper in order to delegitimise and silence it. At the heart of the inquiry are journalists and those who falsely flaunt credentials, apparatuses of power, murky circles and a network of mutual protection which, as is amply documented, always operates in the same manner: going after those who practise free journalism and drag their dirty secrets into the open. You will find no gossip, innuendo or hearsay here, unlike in certain psycho-blogs and in newspapers propped up by power elites. You will find audio recordings, documents, images, chat logs and facts. This first instalment pieces together some of the names and methods of a system which, rather than pursuing the truth, seeks to defend itself and crush anyone who refuses to bow. This is only the beginning. Live at 6pm (Vatican …More
On 22 April, ElWanderer.com wrote that one of the most painful legacies of Francis’s pontificate was the bishops he left the Church. In Argentina, Francis appointed 67 bishops, choosing them from among priests who lacked the most basic and essential qualities. On at least three occasions, Francis appointed bishops in Argentina who accepted the nomination but then renounced their consecration weeks later. The rumoured reason was 'skeletons in the closet'. The same happened with the failed Indonesian bishop, Pascalis Syukur: he was chosen as a cardinal by Bergoglio in 2024, gladly accepted the designation, but resigned a few days later. It later emerged that he had been in a romantic relationship with a woman with whom he had two children. It seems likely that Francis appointed bishops from among priests he found personally agreeable or with whom he had some affinity. ElWanderer gives another example. All of the Jesuits who formed the Bergoglian group in the 1980s are now bishops. During …More
This scene took place while Pope Leo XIV was signing the Book of Honor at the end of an audience with political leaders in Equatorial Guinea. Social media users quickly noticed that he was struggling to copy a prepared text he had brought for the occasion. The internet delivered its verdict with a smile: Robert Prevost clearly never cheated on an exam.
04/22/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. Some find this situation deeply distressing, while others are completely unfazed by it. Most of them adopt a mindset designed to keep thoughts of the atrocities—of which they were witnesses and, not infrequently, perpetrators—at bay. They drown out their doubts by arguing that, after all, these were subhumans. For, as the Chabad-Lubavitch sect claims, anyone whose mother is not Jewish is a goy, destined to serve the “chosen” people. Therefore, the killing of a goy cannot be equated with the killing of a Jew. One of the milder racist remarks made by the Lubavitcher Rebbe (Schneerson), who died in 1994 and was the seventh and last leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic dynasty. However, numbing one’s conscience in this way does not help everyone. For many, it has no effect. They cannot forget the images of the murdered civilians. The left-liberal, English-language Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on this on Friday. The article is titled: …
Raymonda Hassan "I'm Jewish. And the truth is, Israel does not represent me." Katie Halper, an American Jewish political commentator, breaks down how Israel was never truly about protecting Jewish people. She explains how it exploited the Holocaust to justify the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, while showing deep contempt for Holocaust survivors and Mizrahi Jews. Halper argues that Zionism internalized antisemitism, tried to erase Jewish communities that spoke Yiddish and Arabic, and built a militarized identity that shamed religious and intellectual Jews. She connects this with how Israel uses claims of antisemitism to silence critics while aligning with Christian Zionists, who believe Jews must die for the apocalypse, and other types of anti-Semites. 253K views · 12K reactions | "I'm Jewish. And …
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - Folha de S. Paulo, September 16, 1978 - In the distant days of my childhood, I knew many respectable people. This last adjective was then a label that ladies of all ages and men over fifty wore on their foreheads. Not always deservedly, of course, but they wore it. Was it hypocritical to use this label when it was not deserved? Undoubtedly. However, I do not know whether hypocrisy is the worst thing in this matter. The Gospel stigmatizes hypocrisy with insistence and indignation, which is to say that it is a great evil, but not necessarily the worst of evils. A French writer, whose name I don’t remember, said that hypocrisy is a tribute that vice pays to virtue.[1] This thought is not lacking in finesse. Today, things have changed. In countless settings, respectability is an adornment as old as a powdered wig or a three-cornered hat. Only people who are deeply discredited insist on wearing it. The poor adornment of yesteryear then serves to hide the sun …More
Journalist: “Is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families?” Tom Homan: “Of course there is. Families can be deported together." Europe needs a man like him.
Saint Opportuna - April 22 Saint Opportuna Opportuna of Séez never raised children of her own, but she became known as a mother to the Benedictine nuns she led in eighth-century France. Born in a castle in a small village near Argentan, Normandy, France, Opportuna entered a convent when she was still young. She received the veil from her brother, Bishop Chrodegang of Séez. Her cousin Lantildis was abbess of the convent at the time. Opportuna's faith and kindness stood out, and before long she was chosen to lead the convent as abbess. Displaying great patience, she offered guidance and support as well as gentle correction when needed. She cared for the nuns as their spiritual mother. Her life took a sorrowful turn when her brother, Bishop Chrodegang, was killed on his way to visit her. The man he entrusted to run the diocese while he was in Rome for seven years planned his murder. And even though Opportuna foresaw her brother's death, she was powerless to stop it. Overcome with grief …More
A Chaldean priest singing in Aramaic in the Church of the Virgin Mary. This 6th century Church in Mosul was destroyed by ISIS & restored by UNESCO. Nineveh, the ancient heartland of Assyrian Christians, has been emptied of Christians.
The Vatican is pressing forward with the plan to reshape the Church into a more participatory, consultative body with shared decision-making across multiple levels, according to a report by katholisch.de on April 21. On April 17, the General Secretariat of the Synod convened the XVI Ordinary Council in an online session chaired by Cardinal Mario Grech. The meeting opened with a prayer led by Sister Nathalie Becquart. Council members reviewed progress on implementing the final document of the Synod on Synodality and examined ongoing work by study groups. A key next step will be a preparatory meeting at the Vatican from June 23–25, aimed at translating the Synod’s 2024 conclusions into concrete action at the continental level. This implementation phase is scheduled to run through spring 2028. Participants in June will include leaders of major continental episcopal bodies (CELAM, CCEE, and SECAM) alongside representatives of Eastern Catholic patriarchates and delegations from the bishops …More
Listen on YouTube. The 44-Day Victory Lap: A Timeline of the “Decisive” Operation They say “all warfare is based on deception,” but in the world of Trump Tzu, the deception is so deep even the commander-in-chief is unaware of the plan. Below is the official—and increasingly frantic—timeline of the conflict as told through the daily briefings. The Early Triumph February 28th: “We are beginning a decisive operation.” March 2nd: “We will easily prevail.” March 3rd: “We have won the war.” March 7th: “We have defeated the enemy.” The “Winning” Pivot March 12th: “We did win, but we have not won completely.” March 13th: “We are winning so hard right now.” March 14th: “Our allies should be helping us win this war.” March 16th: “We do not need any help. I was just testing.” The Strait and the Deadlines March 19th: “U.S. allies need to help us open the Strait.” March 22nd: “This is their last warning. I have given them 48 hours.” March 24th: “We have decided to give them 80 more …
Canada: New Bishop taking over Diocese of London A new Bishop has been appointed to take over the Diocese of London. CTV London’s Reta Ismail has more. Subscribe to CTV News
The Israeli military has sentenced two soldiers to 30 DAYS in jail for DESTROYING a statue in Jesus, per AP One of them was seen taking a SLEDGEHAMMER to the head of Jesus