@Seabass I agree. A lot of Catholics are and have been outraged with Antipope Bergoglio giving away precious relics to the Orthodox in Jerusalem and Constantinople, as well as a fragment of the Cross recently to - ugh - King Charles of England. I personally think this is the Divine Providence at work, getting these important relics out of Rome before some type of chastisement. The Orthodox make sense because we know that when Russia is consecrated, the schism will end. But England? The only thing I can figure is that Our Lady of LaSalette mentioned "a protestant country in the north will be converted." When you look at the geography of France at that time and now, that would have tore England/UK or the Nordics.

This woman, if she hasn't confessed and repented of her deception (and I hope she has) will face a very strong personal and general judgement before God Himself one day. Sadly, I am not surprised at all that Catholics are still following this, which was officially condemned by the Church, thus making it a sin to promote it. Deceptive, false apparitions like this, Medjugorje and its offshoots (Lubbock TX, Conyers, GA, etc.) are very effective with appealing to very lonely, gullible people, especially middle-aged women in unhappy marriages with too much time on their hands. Those who get wrapped up into these false apparitions begin to get obsessed and then whatever the "seer" is saying starts to replace the Catholic Truth they are required to believe. Did the Blessed Mother come to Fatima, Lourdes and Guadalupe to chit-chat with the seers about current events and their personal problems? No and that should always be used as benchmarks when judging the authencity of an apparition.

It's one thing to decry this here in the safety of a combox. But, for something this severe and blasphemous, it requires action. Those of you with L.A. Dodgers memberships: are you ready to cancel your memberships? Are you ready to truly give up the team who has been turned over to satan completely? Are you ready to notify them of your decision, in writing and all of their sponsors? Are you ready to really fellow Catholics (novus ordo and trad) and have Rosary reparation outside their stadium? Are you ready to risk being caught on video some filthy tranny posts on social media and having to "explain yourself" to your employer's HR? I hope the answer to all the above is yes. We are the Church Militant and not the church effeminate and now is the time to fight.

No. This is not acceptable. Catholic men, when (not if) this segregation comes to your diocese and parish, speak up and say no. It is morally wrong and a great offense to God to banish the Mass of the Saints to the basement, old gym, etc. while the Novus Ordo is allowed to remain in the Church. This sends a message to the Faithful and children especially that the Mass of the Saints is inferior and that segregation is o.k.

While it is possible that he died of malaria, it is a fact that anti-malarial drugs are widespread, cheap and easily available. I have a hard time believing that an intelligent man like Neumayer went to the Ivory Coast without taking some anti-malarials first, and that he didn't have some anti-malarial meds with him if he did indeed come down with it. Anti-malarials, especially in third world countries with mosquito problems, are as easy to get as aspirin. Also, for what it's worth, people don't suddenly die from malaria. There is an incubation period and it is possible for someone to recover. This whole thing is very, very suspicious.