Those who want to steal the soul of Europe and make it a victim of their post-humanist atheism are pushing for its de-Christianisation, said Cardinal Gerhard Müller in his homily at the closing Mass …More
Those who want to steal the soul of Europe and make it a victim of their post-humanist atheism are pushing for its de-Christianisation, said Cardinal Gerhard Müller in his homily at the closing Mass on 20 May of the legendary Roman Rite pilgrimage from Paris to Chartres. The cardinal hopes that Catholics [but not the Vatican] will be "immune to the propaganda and opium of substitute political religions" and declares that "self-destruction through suicide and euthanasia, drugs and alcohol, or the rejection of our male or female sexuality are not options for Christians". He also said that Christians are the most persecuted religious community in human history. #newsVfsfagzbva
The 2 witnesses Jews and Christians, both persecuted. The most persecuted were always the ones holding the truth. Jews whom become the last after being …More
The 2 witnesses Jews and Christians, both persecuted. The most persecuted were always the ones holding the truth. Jews whom become the last after being first and the Christians whom were last and now are first.
If Baptism IS NECESSARY in order to get to Heaven, why should we pray for these heretics? It is one thing if they were ill and had a chance of conversion …More
If Baptism IS NECESSARY in order to get to Heaven, why should we pray for these heretics? It is one thing if they were ill and had a chance of conversion to the Catholic faith, but as Our Lord said," Just because you call out Lord Lord will not get you into Heaven.": Moslems are heretics, who do NOT pray to the Triune God.
An independent investigation into the German Diocese of Trier’s handling of sex abuse allegations recently made headlines after concluding that “successive …
Happy 100th, Saint John Paul II, on May 18 2020! Thank you for: 1. Visiting México; 2. Canonizing and beatifying so many Saints (including San Juan Diego, and Bl. Anna Katharina Emmerick); 3. your …More
Happy 100th, Saint John Paul II, on May 18 2020! Thank you for: 1. Visiting México; 2. Canonizing and beatifying so many Saints (including San Juan Diego, and Bl. Anna Katharina Emmerick); 3. your love for the Virgin Mary, and adding Mysteries to the Rosary; 4. Divine Mercy Sunday; 5. for your Evangelization and many Travels--before you, I never really paid attention to the Pope!
@brhenry... Absolutely. This is what is so frustrating about the fight against abortion, that most Catholics are pro-abortion and the rest don't care …More
@brhenry... Absolutely. This is what is so frustrating about the fight against abortion, that most Catholics are pro-abortion and the rest don't care or don't know, including clerics at all levels. All three of these faults make for the continued massacre of the unborn. Yes, we are our brother's keeper most especially of the least of these and we will answer to God for it. I am at my wits end. 11. To the truths of the first paragraph belong the articles of faith of the Creed, the various christological dogmas21 and marian dogmas;22the doctrine of the institution of the sacraments by Christ and their efficacy with regard to grace;23the doctrine of the real and substantial presence of Christ in the Eucharist24and the sacrificial nature of the eucharistic celebration;25the foundation of the Church by the will of Christ;26the doctrine on the primacy and infallibility of the Roman Pontiff;27 the doctrine on the existence of original sin;28the doctrine on the immortality of the spiritual soul …More
ROSE PETALS SHOWERED IN ROME’S PANTHEON ON PENTECOST SWNews Hundreds of rose petals fluttered down through the oculus of the Pantheon on the Feast of Pentecost this year, symbolizing the Holy Spirit’s …More
ROSE PETALS SHOWERED IN ROME’S PANTHEON ON PENTECOST SWNews Hundreds of rose petals fluttered down through the oculus of the Pantheon on the Feast of Pentecost this year, symbolizing the Holy Spirit’s descent to Earth. The most iconic remnant of the ancient Roman Empire, the Pantheon Oculus is the 25-foot side opening at the center of the Pantheon’s dome. Traditionally, this annual spectacle takes place after 10.30 Mass and this year the Mass was presided over by the archpriest rector Monsignor Daniele Micheletti.
Ignoring exculpatory evidence and more honest media coverage, a writer’s selective reporting undermines the defense of a priest wrongly imprisoned for 28 years.
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The publication of articles regarding the class-action of Vatican Museums employees is only the tip of the iceberg, and it is not an isolated case, but the problem is much bigger. In fact, already two …More
The publication of articles regarding the class-action of Vatican Museums employees is only the tip of the iceberg, and it is not an isolated case, but the problem is much bigger. In fact, already two years ago articles had been published regarding (with documents) how the employees of St. Peter's Basilica are treated. There is talk of mobbing, psychological pressure, threats, even exploitation of workers and young university students who serve in St. Peter's Basilica!!! In a place that is sacred and where there should be justice at work, the dignity of workers and their rights... does the opposite happen?!!! "There's something rotten in Denmark..." below are the topics found within the articles and the links to the web pages Who are the friends of the friar covered in the Holy Purple? Il francescano Gambetti ha riportato il nepotismo in Vaticano - Silere Non PossumMobbing and pressure on employeesFabbrica di San Pietro: mobbing e caccia alle streghe - Silere Non PossumEmployee pay slips …More
The employees could take a vote to Unionize and force the Pope to listen and obey a real Steward Italian Union of Tourism, Commerce and Service WorkersMore
The employees could take a vote to Unionize and force the Pope to listen and obey a real Steward Italian Union of Tourism, Commerce and Service Workers
Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich of Luxembourg has counseled proponents of women’s ordination of “be cautious, take one step at a time, and then you might be able to go far.” “It can be changed,” he …More
Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich of Luxembourg has counseled proponents of women’s ordination of “be cautious, take one step at a time, and then you might be able to go far.” “It can be changed,” he said of the Church’s teaching on women’s ordination. “It needs arguments and time.”
Luxembourg Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich believes that Francis will not introduce [invalidly] ordained priestesses. Simultaneously, he referred to one of the Dubia of five cardinals which asked about …More
Luxembourg Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich believes that Francis will not introduce [invalidly] ordained priestesses. Simultaneously, he referred to one of the Dubia of five cardinals which asked about John Paul II’s teaching in Ordinatio Sacerdotalis that women cannot be priests. According to Jean-Claude Hollerich, “Francis responded very wisely: It is binding, but not forever” (Kath.ch, 17 May). In other words: Ordinatio Sacerdotalis means nothing and can be changed at any time. Hollerich confirms this interpretation: “It is not an infallible doctrinal decision. It can be changed. It needs arguments and time.” John Paul II defines in Ordinatio Sacerdotalis that “the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women.” What was true then, must also be true now. In October 1995, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger confirmed that Ordinatio Sacerdotalis is “infallible” and “is to be held always, everywhere, and by all, as belonging to the deposit of the faith”. Since both …More
We live in very troubling times that sometimes seem apocalyptic, Cardinal Burke said in a May 18 address to the graduating class of 2024 at Thomas Aquinas College in Massachusetts. The rebellion against …More
We live in very troubling times that sometimes seem apocalyptic, Cardinal Burke said in a May 18 address to the graduating class of 2024 at Thomas Aquinas College in Massachusetts. The rebellion against God, the revolution against His truth and love handed down to us in the Church, has reached unimaginable levels, the prelate explained. The current rebellion is not only against faith, but also against reason: "We are witnessing in the world the denial of our very nature as God created us". And: "What is more, the rebellion and revolution are sustained by some within the Church, even by some who are called and ordained to shepherd the flock [= Francis]". The cardinal points to the German synod as an example, adding that the current sessions of the Roman ex-synod threaten to spread the same devastation to the universal Church. For Cardinal Burke, the current situation of the Church is "unprecedented in the history of the Church". He encourages trust in Christ's Word and His promises about …More
Your Eminence: you rose in the ranks in the Church because you embraced the conciliar and post-conciliar revolution. You didn't even make an attempt to …More
Your Eminence: you rose in the ranks in the Church because you embraced the conciliar and post-conciliar revolution. You didn't even make an attempt to keep altar girls out of your diocese when that gender-bending decision came down in the spring of 1994 (that was resisted only in Arlington and Lincoln). You are self-delusional at best, feckless at worst.
Until the modernist bishops like Burke, Schneider, and Muller stop trying to save V2, the crisis will only worsen. These hermeneuticists do more damage …More
Until the modernist bishops like Burke, Schneider, and Muller stop trying to save V2, the crisis will only worsen. These hermeneuticists do more damage than the overt modernist, by keeping the well-intentioned (but doctrinally naive) would-be trads neatly corralled within the conciliar pasture.
"God is one," Francis preached during his visit to the prison of Verona on 18 May: "Our cultures have taught us to call him by one name, by another name, and to find him in different ways, but he is …More
"God is one," Francis preached during his visit to the prison of Verona on 18 May: "Our cultures have taught us to call him by one name, by another name, and to find him in different ways, but he is the same Father for all of us. He is one". Francis is wrong. It was not the "cultures" that revealed God's name, but God himself through his revelation to Moses (Ex 3) and more fully in his Son, Jesus Christ. The theory of "finding God in different ways" contradicts what Jesus Christ says: "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (Jn 14:6). Francis also proclaimed the following banality: "All religions, all cultures, look at the one God in different ways." But what matters is not different ways but the right way. Then Francis came up with the trick of giving his blessing to the inmates, but only in silence, "so that everyone can receive it from God in the way they believe [or don't believe]". He began a childish game: "One minute of silence and …More
Nonsense is not a strong & accurate enough word. Try....heresy....blasphemy.....also pagan....and the man himself ....a long entrenched apostate!!! …More
Nonsense is not a strong & accurate enough word. Try....heresy....blasphemy.....also pagan....and the man himself ....a long entrenched apostate!!! Hence, impossible for him to be a valid Pope!! If anyone disagrees with me on this...please feel free to explain where I have got this wrong and why.
"The gods of the pagans are demons!" (Psalm 95.5 or 96.5, depending upon which translation of the Bible one uses). "No one has ever seen God, but the …More
"The gods of the pagans are demons!" (Psalm 95.5 or 96.5, depending upon which translation of the Bible one uses). "No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is Himself God and is in closest relationship with the Father, has made Him known." John 1:18.
Nearly 20,000 pilgrims attended Holy Mass on Pentecost during the legendary pilgrimage of the Roman Rite from Paris to Chartres. This is a record number. The pilgrimage is taking place for the 42nd …More
Nearly 20,000 pilgrims attended Holy Mass on Pentecost during the legendary pilgrimage of the Roman Rite from Paris to Chartres. This is a record number. The pilgrimage is taking place for the 42nd time. Despite or because of Francis' "Traditionis Custodes", it attracts masses of young Catholics, with an average age of around 21. The French authorities support the pilgrimage, including with mounted police. C-News, a French television channel, ran several reports on the pilgrims, including a live broadcast of the mass. Notre-Dame de Chrétienté, the organiser, writes that these broadcasts have reached hundreds of thousands of French people. The Bishop of Nanterre, Mgr. Matthieu Rougé, welcomed the pilgrims and accompanied them as they passed through his diocese. Cardinal Müller will celebrate the final Mass of the pilgrimage at Chartres Cathedral tomorrow. Below are pictures and videos of this year's pilgrimage, all published by Notre-Dame de Chrétienté. #newsQqiiztlvda
Unmentioned, is the fact that this conciliar pilgrimage was erected to contradict and oppose the true SSPX Chartres Pilgrimage, which marches 20k strong …More
Unmentioned, is the fact that this conciliar pilgrimage was erected to contradict and oppose the true SSPX Chartres Pilgrimage, which marches 20k strong in the opposite direction (from Chartres to Paris): Just as modernist Rome erects an insult parish wherever the SSPX is established to lure the superficial away, so to does it establish pilgrimages. But have no fear: The new branded SSPX no longer harbors such revulsion of conciliarism (which it now equates with Catholicism), and therefore, there’s really no more point to them having their own pilgrimage. In 2-3 years, they’ll want to show Rome that they’re on the same team, and simply merge the two pilgrimages (with the conciliar absorbing the SSPX, just as is happening step by step in the greater church).
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