Leo XIV is about to ACQUIT Father Rupnik: MessaInLatino.it reports that the Vatican's canonical trial of Fr. Marko Ivan Rupnik - who was accused by around three dozen (!) female victims of sexual and psychological abuse - has concluded with a favourable outcome for him. If confirmed, this would be further evidence of the deeply flawed Vatican justice system and against the role of Cardinal Tucho Fernández, who managed the trial and its personnel. The case has also long fuelled online speculation that Rupnik possessed compromising information about senior Vatican figures.
"Apprendiamo da voci insistenti e molto autorevoli che il processo penale, in corso in Vaticano, a carico di don Marko Ivan Rupnik si sarebbe concluso con un esito a lui favorevole."
The West Is a Superior Civilization (And I Don’t Care If That Offends You): The civilization that gave the world constitutional liberty, modern science, and human dignity deserves defense, not embarrassment.
It's relatively unusual for official Vatican media to publish what appears to be a response to comments from the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See. @Luca Diste
"In short, Cooper lost his case, but had his claims of being a woman endorsed by a judge, parroted by the press, and accepted by the prison system. The judge even left the door open to a transfer in the future. And why not? If Canada’s institutions accept that Cooper is a woman who attacked other women with a female penis and that his claims should be accepted, how can he be denied incarceration in a female prison?"
What if one of the most mysterious warnings ever connected to the Catholic Church is beginning to make sense in our own time? In this video, we explore the story of Sister Agnes Sasagawa and the reported messages connected to the Marian events of Akita, Japan. From the strange events surrounding the statue to the warnings that shocked believers around the world, this story has continued to raise questions for decades. Could the concerns spoken about years ago reflect the spiritual confusion, division, and fear many people feel today? Or are these events being misunderstood? This video carefully examines the history of Akita, the life of Sister Sasagawa, the investigations surrounding the events, and why so many people are once again discussing these warnings as we approach 2026. Whether you are deeply religious, curious about Marian apparitions, or simply interested in unexplained historical events, this is a story that continues to fascinate millions around the world. --- Sister Sasagawa's …More
St. Padre Pio ~ You must not only speak to Jesus with your mouth, but also with your heart; yes, in some cases you must speak to Him only with your heart.
27K views · 1.2K reactions | Beet kraut is an excellent first ferment to make at home. Beetroot brings natural sweetness and earthy flavour, and cabbage is a classic starting point for fermentation. To make it, finely shred cabbage and grate or julienne raw beetroot. Weigh everything, then add 2% salt by weight (20g of salt for every 1kg of vegetables). Massage the vegetables for 5 to 10 minutes until they release plenty of liquid. Pack them tightly into a clean jar, pressing firmly to remove air pockets and ensuring the vegetables stay completely submerged beneath their own brine. If needed, use a fermentation weight or a small clean jar to keep them below the surface. Leave it to ferment at room temperature for around 7 to 14 days, depending on how warm your kitchen is and how tangy you like it. Once you’re happy with the flavour, move it to the fridge, where it will continue to develop slowly over the following weeks. By the end, you’ll have a colourful kraut that’s delicious alongside …More
Mark Lambert: Priest mocked the Tridentine Mass, bishop applauded. In this clip, Professor William A Thomas tells us about the time when he attended a presentation during discussions surrounding synodality in which the Traditional Latin Mass was criticised as "theatrical" and its faithful described as mere "spectators."
Russian Tourists Face Deportation After Reading Bible at Hagia Sophia: Russian tourists Igor and Viktoria Filonov were detained in Istanbul after reading a passage from the Bible while visiting the upper gallery of Hagia Sophia. The couple was transferred to a migrant detention center. Turkish authorities investigate the "case" under a law related to "incitement to hatred".
Weil sie in der Hagia Sophia aus der Bibel lasen, landete ein Paar im Internierungslager. Und die Türkei ist ganz sicher noch eines der „fortschrittlicheren“ muslimischen Länder. Das also als kleiner Vorgeschmack, was uns in einem islamisierten Westeuropa drohen wird.
das ist der Islam, kein Zugeständnis für Christen auch nicht das Kleinstes, aber Forderungen von Moscheen, Straßengebete und vieles mehr, in ihren Gastgeberländern.