Daryl Davis was once an aspiring and successful musician. He had played with Chuck Berry, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Muddy Waters. However, his true claim to fame, the legacy he has forged came in …More
Daryl Davis was once an aspiring and successful musician. He had played with Chuck Berry, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Muddy Waters. However, his true claim to fame, the legacy he has forged came in a very different way. He went out of his way to befriend KKK Grand wizard, Roger Kelly. He spent years building trust between them and laying the foundation of what became a friendship. They broke bread at each other’s tables. They welcomed each other into their homes. Davis even went as far attending Klan rallies as a guest of Kelly. Most importantly, Davis cultivated an atmosphere of listening. He didn’t hate Kelly because Kelly hated him. Instead he listened to Roger Kelly. And eventually, Kelly started listening to him. This lead to the two realizing they had far more in common than not. In the end, Kelly denounced his ties to the KKK. So much so, he handed his hood and robe to Daryl Davis. In total, Davis has seen over 200 klan members walk away from the KKK and hand over their robes …More
Catholic Church in Kiambu allows polygamous man to wed first wife as second wife watches Church Says Wedding Was Cleared After 5-Year Wait citizentvkenyaMore
Catholic Church in Kiambu allows polygamous man to wed first wife as second wife watches Church Says Wedding Was Cleared After 5-Year Wait citizentvkenya
Pope urges us to “make reparation” to Jesus’ Sacred Heart on 05/05/24 While the concept of "reparation" might seem obsolete or be forgotten today, Pope Francis says it is a beautiful practice to take …More
Pope urges us to “make reparation” to Jesus’ Sacred Heart on 05/05/24 While the concept of "reparation" might seem obsolete or be forgotten today, Pope Francis says it is a beautiful practice to take up again. Pope Francis says the “beautiful practice of the reparation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus,” is an important practice for all the baptized, even if today it “may be somewhat forgotten or wrongly judged obsolete.” The Pope spoke of “reparation” — a practice by which someone who has wronged God and neighbor tries to make right, or “repair” the wound — in an address marking the 350th anniversary of the apparitions of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary. The Catechism speaks of reparation like this: 2487 Every offense committed against justice and truth entails the duty of reparation, even if its author has been forgiven. When it is impossible publicly to make reparation for a wrong, it must be made secretly. If someone who has suffered harm cannot be directly compensated, he must be given …More
For centuries, great Catholic theologians have voiced differing opinions on the exact details surrounding the rise of the prophesied Antichrist and his link to the rebuilding of the Jerusalem Temple. …More
For centuries, great Catholic theologians have voiced differing opinions on the exact details surrounding the rise of the prophesied Antichrist and his link to the rebuilding of the Jerusalem Temple. In this episode of the John-Henry Westen Show, we’re taking a deep-dive into what has been taught and prophesied about the Antichrist’s rise to power, the steps that may be taken to bring about his coming, and the esteem and status he is likely to be given by those deceived by his seductive powers. Tune in for this jarring analysis on the Antichrist — the worst man yet to come. Want to learn even more about the Antichrist? READ MORE BELOW: Everything you need to know about Catholic teaching on the Antichrist - LifeSite The Antichrist and the rebuilding of the Jerusalem Temple in Catholic teaching and prophecy - LifeSite HELP US FIGHT THE LIES OF THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA AND SPREAD THE TRUTH AROUND THE WORLD: LifeSite Donations – The #1 Pro-Life and Pro-Family Site SHOP YOUR FAVORITE PRECIOUS …More
Rev. John Hunwicke, an Oxford scholar, linguist, and former Anglican parson who became a Catholic priest in 2012 for the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, died on April 30, after a battle with …More
Rev. John Hunwicke, an Oxford scholar, linguist, and former Anglican parson who became a Catholic priest in 2012 for the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, died on April 30, after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Since 2022, his ill health and heart made it difficult for him to walk and breathe. He was a highly learned, truly listening and kind man who showed deep respect even for his theological enemies. In his spare time, he could be found reading the classics and Latin and Greek poetry. For thirty years, he taught Latin and Greek. He described himself as stern teacher but he was also humorous and entertaining. Rev. Hunwicke used his erudition to defend the Roman Rite. Before the failed Novus Ordo was introduced, Hunwicke learned the Roman Rite when he still was an Anglican seminarian at St Stephen's House in Oxford. Joseph Shaw, president of the English Latin Mass Society, writes in an obituary that Hunwicke, then an Anglican parson, joined the society as a friend, since only …More
Remember that notorious Abraham Foxman publicly gave thanks to papa Bergoglio for Traditionis Custodes, foolishly thinking that it would abolish the …More
Remember that notorious Abraham Foxman publicly gave thanks to papa Bergoglio for Traditionis Custodes, foolishly thinking that it would abolish the Roman Rite Mass.
Brian Shapiro left speechless as Dr McCullough reveals disturbing truth about COVID vaccines BRIAN SHAPIRO: "It is... you are much less likely to suffer the effects of having to go to the ICU or possibly …More
Brian Shapiro left speechless as Dr McCullough reveals disturbing truth about COVID vaccines BRIAN SHAPIRO: "It is... you are much less likely to suffer the effects of having to go to the ICU or possibly die if you are vaccinated. Am I wrong?" Dr. MCCULLOUGH: "Yes, you are wrong. And this is the reason why...”
Brian Shapiro war sprachlos, als Dr. McCullough die beunruhigende Wahrheit über COVID-Impfstoffe enthüllte BRIAN SHAPIRO: "Das ist es... es ist viel weniger wahrscheinlich, dass Sie unter den Auswirkungen …More
Brian Shapiro war sprachlos, als Dr. McCullough die beunruhigende Wahrheit über COVID-Impfstoffe enthüllte BRIAN SHAPIRO: "Das ist es... es ist viel weniger wahrscheinlich, dass Sie unter den Auswirkungen leiden, auf die Intensivstation gehen zu müssen oder möglicherweise zu sterben, wenn Sie geimpft sind. Liege ich falsch?" Dr. MCCULLOUGH: "Ja, Sie irren sich. Und das ist der Grund warum...”
“Hear me, O coastlands, listen, O distant peoples. The Lord called me from birth, from my mother’s womb he gave me my name.” Isaiah, chapter 49, verse 1 At the beginning of our existence, when we are …More
“Hear me, O coastlands, listen, O distant peoples. The Lord called me from birth, from my mother’s womb he gave me my name.” Isaiah, chapter 49, verse 1 At the beginning of our existence, when we are in the womb, and even before we find ourselves there, the Lord calls us to him and to his mission. It’s extraordinary that the Lord already has a plan for our life, whether we are a little foetus or even when we were only a small cell. God creates us and he is with us from the first moment of our formation until we return to him. His plan of Love, he offers it to us. He knows us perfectly, since he is the Life that gives us life. We become aware that we exist. Then we discover that all that we are comes from the Heart of God, our Creator. God is Creator and present for all, without exception. The new American Bible, 2011-2014 Book: The heart's mission, Normand Thomas
Is academic freedom becoming a casualty of the modern university, as the latter is transformed by the public-private partnerships that increasingly dominate …
The Institute of Christ the King (ICRSS) regularly celebrates Pontifical Masses around the world. Examples from Eastertide (pictures below): - Cardinal Rouco Varela, 87, former Archbishop of Madrid, …More
The Institute of Christ the King (ICRSS) regularly celebrates Pontifical Masses around the world. Examples from Eastertide (pictures below): - Cardinal Rouco Varela, 87, former Archbishop of Madrid, Spain, celebrated at the Colegiata in Madrid. - Monsignore Glen John Provost, 74, Bishop of Lake Charles, USA, celebrated at the Seminary of Christ the King in Gricigliano, Italy (1 May). - Cardinal Raymond Burke, 75, celebrated a Pontifical Mass on Easter Sunday at the Church of Saints Michel and Gaëtan in Florence, Italy. - Cardinal Burke celebrated with the Cappa Magna at St Leo Oratory Church, Diocese of Columbus, Ohio, on the feast of the patron saint, 11 April. #newsGdufxozdnj
The Holy Church lives. Despite their splits (Bätzing/Germany, Pope Bergoglio). Often in the past was heard of the “spring of the church” or the “new …More
The Holy Church lives. Despite their splits (Bätzing/Germany, Pope Bergoglio). Often in the past was heard of the “spring of the church” or the “new Pentecost”. Although it is true, that the Holy Spirit did not allow himself to be forced down by arbitrary phrases, but under the blanket of cold snow and of a seemingly dying church, the triumphant future of the una sancta ecclesia catholica is actually blooming here.
"Tim Sullivan’s recent piece for the Associated Press on the state of the Church in America has made the rounds in Catholic circles, and it feels like a generally accurate snapshot of where things are …More
"Tim Sullivan’s recent piece for the Associated Press on the state of the Church in America has made the rounds in Catholic circles, and it feels like a generally accurate snapshot of where things are and where they’re heading. Sullivan looks at recent developments at St. Maria Goretti parish in Madison, Wisconsin, and Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, arguing that they’re emblematic of a broader shift across the U.S. toward a “new, old” Church: Latin and Gregorian chant in the liturgy, cassocks, and habits on priests and religious, and dogma and doctrine back in the conversation."
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On that Associated Press piece and the future of the Church in America
Tim Sullivan’s My home parish and current parish—both in the more liberal Northeast—have seen the same shift: Latin, And, as …
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