'Cast a look round the world, just observe the manner of living, of speaking, and you will see immediately whether the evil of sin is known in the world or whether any attention is paid to it. Not to speak of those who live decidedly irreligious and wicked lives, how few are those who pass for good and who approach the sacraments are aware of the great evil that sin is, and the great ruin it brings with it. It must necessarily happen that, on account of this certainly culpable ignorance in which most men live, an enormous number will come to be damned, because no sin is pardoned which is not detested, and it is impossible to detest sin properly if it is not known as such.' St. Joseph Cafasso 'There are many who arrive at the faith, but few that are lead into the heavenly kingdom.' Pope St. Gregory the Great, Doctor and Father of the Church 'It is as though Jesus said: "O My Father, I am indeed going to clothe myself with human flesh, but the greater part of the world will set no value …More
Parish in Charlotte Diocese Keeps Kneelers: The parish St Mark in Huntersville, NC, will keep its kneelers for Communion after all. The pastor had floated a “voluntary” removal following a presbyteral council meeting where Bishop Michael Martin requested they be taken away. Parishioners pushed back with firm, respectful petitions, and this week the pastor confirmed the kneelers will remain in use.
One church in the Diocese of Charlotte has announced they will NOT REMOVE KNEELERS following petitions from parishioners.
On November 6th, 2025, a glorious history came to an end: the chapel of the Ursulines in the city of Quebec was deconsecrated. The Ursulines first arrived in New France in 1639, founded by Saint Mary of the Incarnation, and their monastery became the first institution for the teaching of women in all of North America (north of New Spain). They survived the bitter cold, famine, wars, the British conquest, the upheavals of the American Revolution, the two world wars in which Canada played so noble a part -- they survived everything, except Vatican II. Vatican II, and the huge part it played in the secular "Silent Revolution" that destroyed the Catholic soul of French Canada. With Vatican II, the habits and veils went away, and emptiness triumphed. Some remaining Ursulines will remain in the city, but their chapel became too big in recent decades, and was deconsecrated. Tragic beyond belief, especially considering that female orders that kept Tradition have thrived.
Le 6 novembre 2025, la chapelle des Ursulines de Québec a été officiellement désacralisée, mettant fin à un long chapitre de leur histoire. Arrivées en Nouvelle-France en 1639 sous l’impulsion de sainte Marie de l’Incarnation, les Ursulines y avaient fondé la première institution d’éducation pour les femmes en Amérique du Nord, au nord de la Nouvelle-Espagne. Au fil de près de quatre siècles, la communauté a traversé épreuves, guerres et bouleversements politiques. Ces dernières décennies, la diminution du nombre de religieuses a rendu la chapelle trop vaste pour la communauté restante, menant à sa désacralisation. Quelques Ursulines demeurent toujours à Québec, et pour certains, cette fermeture symbolise les profondes transformations culturelles et religieuses du Québec contemporain.
« With Pope Francis, a process of arbitrary intervention in multiple institutions of the Catholic Church began. Some have been forced to make statutory changes that no one requested, despite the fact that they were peacefully carrying out their spiritual and apostolic life within the Church. Others were victims of the appointment of pontifical commissioners, an evil interventionist phenomenon that followers of these ecclesiastical matters refer to pejoratively as comisariamiento. There are also institutions that have been victims of direct dissolution (forced extinction), with utter disregard for the future of hundreds or thousands of members of excellent conduct and good faith who were part of them; faithful who for decades of their lives lived their vocation happily... until Pope Francis' arrival on the papal throne. In addition to this, there were closed seminaries, canceled ordinations, cloistered religious threatened in the essence of their very millennial charisms (with houses …More
Paul A. Szypula @Bubblebathgirl Anti-ICE group in Charlotte, North Carolina, is training people how to help illegals avoid deportation. This is a federal crime of massive proportions being committed by the pro-illegals group Siembra NC. Prosecute these criminals!
A father handed his son an old watch. “It's a family piece,” he said. “But before I pass it down to you, I want you to do something. Take it to a jewelry store and see what they’ll offer.” The son came back quickly. “They said $150. They called it outdated and not worth much.” “Alright,” the father nodded. “Now try a pawn shop.” A few minutes later the son returned. “They offered ten bucks. Said it’s basically junk.” “Good,” the father said. “Now take it to the museum.” This time the son stayed away longer. When he returned, his voice was almost a whisper: “They offered half a million dollars. They said it’s a rare piece, a treasure — a part of history. They want to display it as a valuable artifact.” The father smiled gently. “Do you see now, son? The same object can be worthless to some and priceless to others. I wanted you to feel this for yourself.” “Your true value only shows in the right place — around people who actually recognize it. Don’t waste your life trying to …More
Popular 1980s daytime television hosts like Oprah, Geraldo and others injected repressed memory into pop psychology bringing unjust harm to a multitude of innocents.
Based on another posted item on GloriaTV, Prevost is better at singing Feliz Navidad than quelling the faithful's fears on the German clown show. The 'synodal way' is a wayward departure from The Way.
Leo XIV's remarks on the German Synodal Way, given on the plane yesterday. He was as Cardinal involved in the Vatican negotiations with the delegation of German bishops.
CATECHISM OF PERSEVERANCE : AN HISTORICAL, DOCTRINAL,MORAL, AND LITURGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION. Translated from the French of Abbe Gaume by REV. F. B. JAMISON - INTRODUCTION - SECOND COURSE...to download, to print !
The Emperor’s New Clothes This story is a translation of a classic tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
The Emperor’s New Clothes This story is a translation of a classic tale by Hans Christian Andersen. An Emperor of a city is fond of new clothes. Two imposter weavers enter his city and tell him that they can create a suit for him that would be invisible to people who are unfit to hold their office, or excessively simple. The Emperor orders this suit to be made for him. The weavers pretend to weave this suit but in truth weave nothing at all, and present this fake "invisible" suit to everyone in the city as if it really exists. The Emperor along with all the people who look upon the suit are troubled by what they cannot see, and whether they are inadequate or not. This causes everyone in the city, including the Emperor, to lie and say they can see the suit although in reality they cannot. The Emperor leads a parade through the city in his new suit even though he is actually naked. A child breaks everyone's delusion by shouting out "the Emperor is not wearing anything at all!" Geethanjali …More
The latest conclusions of the national Covid Inquiry have hit the headlines, and those who supported lockdown feel vindicated. An expert-led process costing £200 million has broadly endorsed the government’s approach, concluding that lockdown “was right” — and should, in fact, have happened sooner. But the inquiry has also been labelled as a £200 million pound “I told you so” exercise; never willing to challenge the underlying assumptions of the lockdown strategy. Critics point to the fact that the inquiry uncritically accepted figures based on discredited modelling, and ignored real-world data such as the comparative case of Sweden. They believe that lockdowns not only couldn’t significantly change the mortality rate from an airborne virus, but that they cost lives, wrecked the economy as well as socially, educationally, and psychologically crippling a generation. Later modules of the Covid Inquiry will give more opportunity for submissions on the effect of lockdown on Catholic …
Immaculata TV Kenya presents an exclusive one-on-one interview with H.E. Bishop Bernard Fellay, SSPX, recorded at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Nairobi. In this powerful conversation, Bishop Fellay discusses: The Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) The current crisis in the Catholic Church The importance of preserving Catholic tradition The state of the faith in the modern world Hope, challenges, and the future of the Church
“The Catholic must remember: the main thing is not the earth. We are here to go to heaven.” “If persecution costs our life, fine — what matters is heaven.” “When we suffer, we are like Jesus. We are closer to Him.”