Blessed Carlo Acutis Relic Set to Arrive in the Diocese of Brooklyn currentsnews Hundreds of thousands people viewed his beatification Mass live online last October and more than 41,000 people went to venerate his body when it was on display in Assisi, Italy. Now a relic is coming to the Diocese of Brooklyn that could reach more than 1.5 million Catholics. The relic will be coming this Wednesday, July 14, and will be presented to Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio. If canonized, Blessed Carlo Acutis will be the first ever millennial saint.
Something "doesn’t add up" with Leo XIV’s planned surgery for a 3 mm pulmonary nodule. Today, Leo XIV, 71, personally announced that he will undergo surgery for a small pulmonary nodule detected during recent medical examinations. The Vatican press office – notorious for downplaying the health problems of popes – confirmed that the procedure has been scheduled and that hospitalization is expected to last approximately seven days. According to Corriere.it, hospitalization is expected to begin next Wednesday. Infobae.com reports that sources at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital indicated that the lesion measures three millimeters. Dr. Ana María Putruele, a pulmonologist, former head of the Pulmonology Division at the José de San Martín Clinical Hospital (UBA), and adjunct consulting professor of pulmonology at UBA, expressed surprise at the reported size: “Three millimeters is actually very small to be able to remove surgically.” Given the lesion’s reported size, the specialist suggested that the …More
He wants to divert his followers' attention to another emotional topic, after having stirred up the believers for three days to go against the sixth commandment.
Our Lady of the Pillar - October 12 ofrendadeflores.com Our Lady of the Pillar (Spanish: Nuestra Señora del Pilar) is the name given to the Blessed Virgin Mary in the context of the tradition that Mary, while living in Jerusalem, supernaturally appeared to the Apostle James the Greater in AD 40 while he was preaching in what is now Spain. This appearance is an instance of Mary exhibiting the mystical phenomenon of bilocation. Among Catholics, it is also considered the first Marian apparition, being unique due to having occurred while Mary was still living on Earth. This title is also associated with a wooden image commemorating the apparition, which is now enshrined at the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. Pope Callixtus III granted indulgences for visitors to the shrine in 1456. Pope Innocent XIII in 1730 mandated her veneration throughout the Spanish Empire. On 20 May 1905, Pope Pius X granted the image a canonical coronation. Our Lady of the …More
Our Lady of the Pillar - October 12 ofrendadeflores.com Our Lady of the Pillar (Spanish: Nuestra Señora del Pilar) is the name given to the Blessed Virgin Mary in the context of the traditional belief that Mary, while living in Jerusalem, supernaturally appeared to the Apostle James the Greater in AD 40 while he was preaching in what is now Spain. Those who adhere to this belief consider this appearance to be a recorded instance of Mary exhibiting the mystical phenomenon of bilocation. Among Catholics, it is also considered the first Marian apparition, being unique due to having occurred while Mary was still living on Earth. This title is also associated with a wooden image commemorating the apparition, which is now enshrined at the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. Pope Callixtus III granted indulgences for visitors to the shrine in 1456. Pope Innocent XIII in 1730 mandated her veneration throughout the Spanish Empire. On 20 May 1905, Pope Pius X …More
As Auxiliary Bishop, Menezes defended the "LGBTQ+ Vigil Welcome Mass": "In my conversations with some members of the group, they find attending Mass in a parish difficult against the backdrop of what they sometimes see to be a Church that does not accept them. This means that they find a Mass at which they know that they are accepted, which is a first step to hopefully full integration in our parish communities."
Leo XIV appoints another Bishop for England. He defended a homosexual Eucharist. Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Timothy Menezes, 56, as the Bishop of Brentwood, succeeding Bishop Alan Williams, 75. Menezes has served as Auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham since his episcopal consecration in July 2024. As such, he defended the periodic homosexual Eucharists at St Patrick's parish in Coventry. The homosexual group there emerged from the Synodal process. Menezes wrote a June 1, 2025 statement about the "LGBTQ+ Vigil Welcome Mass" on May 10, 2025 : “In my conversations with some members of the group, they find attending Mass in a parish difficult against the backdrop of what they sometimes see to be a Church that does not accept them. This means that they find a Mass at which they know that they are accepted, which is a first step to hopefully full integration in our parish communities.” Notably, Bishop Menezes commented in support of the homosex Eucharist although Coventry was not within …More
BREAKING NEWS: Pope Leo XIV Announces: “I Will Undergo Surgery” Pope Leo XIV has announced that he will undergo surgery in the coming days. Speaking after the Angelus, the Holy Father shared a personal health update, revealing that doctors had discovered a small, localized nodule in one of his lungs during recent medical examinations. The nodule was detected at a very early stage, and doctors have recommended its removal. “I have decided to undergo surgery to have it removed, following their advice,” the Pope explained, adding that the procedure has already been scheduled for the coming days. The Holy Father concluded by expressing his gratitude for the spiritual support of the faithful and asking for their prayers. Let us keep Pope Leo XIV in our prayers as he prepares for surgery, asking the Lord to guide his medical team and grant him a smooth recovery. EWTN
Papst Leo wird operiert - Knoten in der Lunge! Der Eingriff ist bereits für die nächsten Tage geplant. Rom (kath.net) Am Sonntagmittag, im Anschluss an den Angelus, der vom Fenster des Apostolischen Palasts auf den Petersplatz hin gebetet wurde, teilte Papst Leo XIV. den Gläubigen mit, dass er in den nächsten Tagen operiert werde, um einen Knoten in der Lunge zu entfernen. Er tat dies persönlich und in sehr gelassener Weise, unmittelbar nach der üblichen Auslegung des Sonntags-Evangeliums, dem Gleichnis vom Hochzeitsmahl, das in Kapitel 22 des Matthäusevangeliums erzählt wird. Dies waren seine Worte: „Meine Lieben, kürzlich haben die Ärzte bei einigen Untersuchungen einen begrenzten Knoten in meiner Lunge festgestellt. Er wurde in einem sehr frühen Stadium entdeckt und ist gut lokalisiert. Die Ärzte halten einen Eingriff für angebracht, und so habe ich mich auf ihren Rat hin entschlossen, mich operieren zu lassen, um ihn entfernen zu lassen. Der Eingriff ist bereits für die nächsten Tage …More
Leo XIV announces lung surgery following discovery of nodule. Pope Leo XIV, 71, unexpectedly announced during Sunday's Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square that he will undergo lung surgery in the coming days. Doctors discovered a nodule in one of his lungs during recent examinations. The Pope said it was detected at a very early stage. The Vatican said the operation would take place early next week at Rome's Agostino Gemelli Hospital, with an expected hospital stay of one week. No cancer diagnosis has been announced, and it remains unclear whether the nodule is benign or malignant.
Leo XIV will have surgery next week to remove a nodule in his lung.
Public executions, even of innocents, has been televised by the west since the gulf wars. Charlie Kirk was also publicly executed. By the same administration.
Archbishop presents sexual morality as an “ideal” instead of “rules to follow” at current Vatican meeting. At Leo XIV’s meeting marking the tenth anniversary of Amoris Laetitia, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe of Perth, Australia called for “a shift in the Church’s culture” in his October 9 address. Discussing contemporary attitudes toward sexuality, he stated that “the concept of a necessary link between sexual activity and procreation, […] is no longer widely understood or accepted.” Archbishop Costelloe advocated presenting the Church’s theology of marital intimacy as “an ideal worth striving for rather than as a list of rules and regulations to be followed.” He repeated his point: “Presenting ideals to work towards rather than rules to follow is more likely to win people over and enable them to see the values which underpin those rules and regulations.” Monsignor Costelloe stated that young couples living together before marriage are “falling short of the ideal of Chistian marriage,”…More
Well, this doesn't seem right. Who actually believes Zelensky will hold an election? If you do, you haven't been paying attention to what has been said and done in the US or West.
They have been pushing Putin for a temporary ceasefire instead of a peace treaty for too long now. All of a sudden Zelensky is willing to have an election held? I don't believe any of these fairy tales. Or horror tales. They are up to something no good. You can count on it. Trump said, he was going to nuke RUSSIA AND IRAN. Now he is off begging Putin for help? Zelensky is now ok with holding an election? I don't buy any of it. Putin is being set up. He better watch his back. His security is first rate. They are very good at what they do. And they keep their eyes scanning everyone at all times and still keep their eyes off their beloved President.
"IF"! And I do mean IF there is an election. I see one of two things that will happen. The elections will be rigged. Or they will replace him with someone worse than Zelensky. There is only those two choices. We know how the US and West work. They never do anything by the law. Nor have good intentions for us, only for themselves.
US Bishop prohibits celebration facing the Lord (ad orientem). On October 2, Bishop Jeffrey Walsh, 60, of Gaylord, Michigan, issued a decree restricting the celebration of the Mass towards the Lord. It takes effect on October 15. Under the new rules, all Sunday and holy day Masses must be read - like a talk or show - facing the people. On weekdays, no more than two Masses per parish may be celebrated ad orientem, and only after consultation with the parish council and appropriate catechesis. Weddings, funerals, and other Masses with congregations must also be celebrated facing the people. Masses according to the 1962 Missal are exempt. The bishop invokes paragraph 299 of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM), claiming it favors celebration versus populum. However, the text of GIRM 299 does NOT require Mass to be celebrated facing the people. It recommends a freestanding altar that can be walked around to incense it with a thurible and permits celebration versus populum. It …More
Notice this is being said by a Bishop who appears to be preparing to offer Mass in a gymnasium. You can see the cruets, chalice, paten, etc. on a little table behind him. Of course he cares nothing for a Mass offered to God (i.e. ad orientem) with due sacrality and wants to suppress it since it is a reproach to his own humanistic viewpoint.
The Great Vocational Inversion: How Modernity Turned the Gospel into a Safety Net The modern Church is suffering from collective amnesia, and nowhere is this more evident than in our soft, therapeutic approach to "discerning a vocation." Ask any contemporary vocation director, and you will hear a familiar, comforting script: Marriage is the baseline default for human life. Virginity or religious life is a specialized, elite calling for a heroic few. It sounds prudent. It sounds balanced. It is also a complete inversion of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If we dare to pull back the layers of mid-century sentimentality and look at the raw text of the Scriptures and the unanimous witness of the Saints, a jarring reality emerges: The radical renunciation of religious life is the baseline call for all true disciples. Marriage is not the default prize—it is the merciful safety net thrown out to catch those too weak to scale the mountain. The New Testament does not mince words about the cost of …More
"19. And if any brother out of a feeling of pride or arrogance wishes to have as his due a better and finer habit, let him be given the worst. And those who receive new robes must immediately return the old ones, to be given to the squires and sergeants and often to the poor, according to what seems good to the one who holds that office."
‘The Templar Rule Of Order’; ‘The Primitive Rule’; ‘On the Brothers' Dress’; pages 4; points 15-19 The original Latin Rule of Order was penned with the assistance of the young Cistercian Abbott, Bernard of Clairvaux. The rule is very similar to the modified Benedictine rule used by the Cistercian order. This makes perfect sense as the two orders were closely related and linked. The Primitive Rule of the Templars On Brothers who Stand Too Long in Chapel 15. It has been made known to us and we heard it from true witnesses that immoderately and without restraint you hear the divine service whilst standing. We do not ordain that you behave in this manner, on the contrary we disapprove of it. But we command that the strong as well as the weak, to avoid a fuss, should sing the psalm which is called Venite, with the invitatory and the hymn sitting down, and say their prayers in silence, softly and not loudly, so that the proclaimer does not disturb the prayers of the other brothers. 16. But at …More
Rev. Juan Antonio Plaza Oña and his concelebrants celebrated Mass at a table, wearing civilian clothes and stoles during a parish assembly at San Pablo Parish in Almería, Spain, on May 17, 2026. The photographs were published on the parish’s Facebook page. Plaza Oña was appointed diocesan Vicar for Pastoral Care and Evangelization in July. On October 8, El Confidencial Digital reported that complaints about the liturgical abuse were being submitted to the Vatican’s Dicastery for Divine Worship. #newsGbsnqrkrum
I fear to think of what their judgment will be when they stand before God to give an account of their Priesthood and the Sacred Ministries with which they were entrusted.....
“Today all that is being repeated. After the resignation of Pope Benedict, which was forced—forced by men in the Vatican—they began to rebuild the episcopate throughout the world. The new bishops, all liberals. And who was the last head of the Congregation for Bishops? Robert Prevost, from Chicago, Cardinal Prevost, who became Pope Leo. There is a very great conflict, a war being waged inside the Church, which could have happened with Paul VI and with John Paul II, but which is happening today, with a majority mentality of liberal bishops who are changing the Church from within.”
Bishop for England. He defended a homosexual Eucharist.
Let us keep Pope Leo XIV in our prayers as he prepares for surgery, asking the Lord to guide his medical team and grant him a smooth recovery.The Empire of Barbarism
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