A chilling show-your-papers society is taking shape right before our eyes, and ICE’s partnership with global data-collection firm Palantir is pushing it to the next level. Leo Hohmann Jan 19, 2026 EDITOR’S NOTE:This will be one of the more controversial articles I’ve posted, given the current political atmosphere, and some of you won’t like it. It will require you to think outside of the box set up for us by the gatekeepers who control the official narratives on the left and the right. It will pose difficult questions and point out inconsistencies in the official narrative.
Leo XIV today appointed Monsignor Carlo Roberto Maria Redaelli, 69, until now Archbishop of Gorizia, Italy, as Secretary of the Dicastery for the Clergy. Carlo Roberto Maria Redaelli (born 1956 in Milan) is a canon lawyer who served for many years in the Archdiocese of Milan before becoming Archbishop of Gorizia in 2012. He holds a doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical Gregorian University, where he specialized in the nature of Church law in the post–Vatican II period. Promoting Homosexuality In June 2017, in Staranzano, a small town in the Diocese of Gorizia, a leader of the Catholic Scout movement (AGESCI) entered into a homosexual civil union. The parish priest, Don Francesco Fragiacomo, stated that, as a consequence of this choice, he could no longer retain his role as a Catholic educator. Archbishop Redaelli intervened publicly and stabbed the priest in the back. The anti-Catholic slogans of Monsignor Redaelli were: One must seek the “grace present in every situation” and …More
1 Samuel 24:3-21 David cries out to Saul, “Why do you listen to those who say, ‘David is trying to harm you’?” There are people who incite others against others. This evil could be avoided through mutual support and a desire to advance the cause of God’s love. Mark 3:13-19 “Jesus appointed twelve [whom he also named apostles] that they might be with him and he might send them forth to preach and to have authority to drive out demons.” The twelve appointed by Jesus have the mission of proclaiming the Good News: God is love. This love, when received by people, “drives out demons.” Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
My eldest brother could see aura's. I guess it's almost the same thing. He saw various shades of blues greens, yellow's and once a black aura. He also saw a beautiful brilliant white soul once. He told me it was the most beautiful thing he ever saw. He was a gentle humble person and my favorite sibling.
22.01.2026 RATZINGER DID NOT TELL LEFEBVRE ABOUT RAHNER’S LG 16 ERROR: HE WAS EXCOMMUNICATED WHEN VC2 WAS TRADITIONAL: NO COMMENT FROM SSPX Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre was not told that the Council could have been interpreted without the Rahnerian LG 16-mistake.Instead they excommunicated him and the bishops of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX).Even today, the SSPX is not told to accept Vatican Council II (VC2) rational i.e. without the Rahner mistake, found in his book The Christian of the Future. Pope Leo kept all this a secret from Fr. John Berg, the Superior General of the FSSP (Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter), whom he met the other day. The original members of the FSSP had their religious formation with the SSPX. They were affected by the excommunication of Archbishop Lefebvre. When Pope Benedict issued Summorum Pontificum, the SSPX was still not told that they could have full canonical recognition if they accepted Vatican Council II, rationally, without the Rahnerian factual …More
Every saint has a past, every sinner a future. Before he was a saint, Ignatius of Loyola was a soldier, diplomat, egoist, and womanizer driven by the desire for fame, fortune, and recognition. Then, on the field of battle in 1521, he got a cannonball to the leg that nearly took it off. In the blink of an eye, the arrogant, pompous, and worldly 18-year-old was humbled. His military career was over just a year after it began. He was carted away to recover what was left of himself and limped for the rest of his life. It was during this time in recovery that he moved beyond the WORLDLY by reading The Lives of the Saints, recommended by his beloved sister-in-law, Magdalena. But must we all meet such a dramatic fate to come to Christ? The topic of Masculine Surrender was top of mind in my bi-weekly men’s group this week. Among several insights, we concluded how diametrically opposed Christian Masculinity is to current trends of modern masculinity. The Christian man is called to imitate Christ …More
Again a desecration at St. Peter's Basilica: In the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament in Saint Peter’s, dark-skinned adult man threw to the ground everything on the altar — candlesticks, the monstrance and altar cloths — forcing the chapel to be evacuated and closed. The incident occurred on 17 January, during Eucharistic Adoration. This was at least the fourth recent act of desecration in the basilica in recent years. Taken together, these episodes point to weakened vigilance, reduced security and delayed responses inside the Basilica.
@HustleBitch_ WATCH HIM CLOSELY. SOMETHING BIZARRE IS HAPPENING TO MACRON - AND NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO TALK ABOUT IT French president Emmanuel Macron appears in public with a bruised, blood-red eye. His very next appearance? Sunglasses. Indoors. On camera. Then comes the strangest part: Macron calls it the “Eye of the Tiger.” He lightly brushes it off by saying: “It is, of course, something completely harmless.” That’s it. No details. No explanation. No questions. That silence is the signal. Visible mark → instant concealment → total media blackout. Same elite tier. Same response. Every time. This is why people keep bringing up the Black Eye Club. Not because it’s edgy - because the pattern never changes. The mark appears. The cameras adjust. The conversation dies. If it were harmless, it would’ve been explained. If it were nothing, it wouldn’t be hidden. So what actually happened to Macron behind closed doors? Another coincidence… or something the public was never meant to question?