Grainne - Today was the 50th men's rosary on the streets in Belfast Northern Ir... Today was the 50th men's rosary on the streets in Belfast Northern Ireland since the men's rosary started here in October in 2021. …
Saturday, December 6, 2025, 1:00 AM Mass at the Chapel of the Apparitions of Fatima Liturgical Color: Purple 1st Week of Advent | Saturday First Reading (Isaiah 30:19-21, 23-26) A reading from the Book of the Prophet Isaiah. Thus says the Lord, the Holy One of Israel: 19 “People of Zion, who dwell in Jerusalem, you will have no reason to weep: he will be moved at the sound of your cry; as soon as he hears you, he will answer you. 20 The Lord will surely give you the bread of affliction and the water of affliction; your teacher will no longer depart from you; your eyes will see him, 21 and your ears will hear a word of warning behind you: ‘This is the way for all; walk in it,’ without turning to the right or to the left. 23 He will give you rain for the seed you have sown in the ground, and the fruit of the ground will be abundant and rich; in that day your flock will graze in vast pastures, 24 your oxen and the animals that till the ground will eat salted fodder, cleaned with shovel …More
PART 3 - THE REIGN OF THE ANTI-CHRIST I have not written a chronology of events, nor details because writing those things would be a lot and the chronology would have to be written with details as to the kind of markers I mentioned in my previous shares. I believe this is the last part I will share, I will try to summarize this dream and skip details not to make it too long. The reign of the Anti-Christ looked like a big beautiful white castle with kings blue painted domes. It was the most beautiful sight you could imagine. The castle was on a hillock. There were 7 streams that connected to it, the water run towards its center like defying gravity. At first glance the water looked very pure and crystalline like, but when I looked at it closely I could see a sediment of impurities, people from all over the world were walking on pilgrimages towards the castle and they were drinking from the waters of the streams. I warned some of the pilgrims on the side of the stream I was on not to drink …More
By J.B. Shurk European civilization is dying. The Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy makes this clear. It has squandered its post-WWII economic and military assistance from the United States by investing in centralized, socialist bureaucracies and expansive welfare States. By chasing the “climate change” con as a means for European governments to justify total control over the drivers of economic growth, European nations have forsaken cheap energy exploration, private entrepreneurship, and technological innovation. By depending upon the United States to defend its territorial interests, European nations have destroyed their military capabilities. In an effort to “juice” their economies with cheap labor and artificial demographic growth, European nations have opened their borders to tens of millions of foreign immigrants. The natural result is that foreign cultures have steadily eroded and replaced millennia-old European cultures without much resistance. The Trump …
Several churches in the United States have installed politically themed Nativity scenes criticizing U.S. immigration enforcement (ICE). In St. Susanna Parish in Massachusetts, the Baby Jesus was replaced with a sign suggesting ICE would deport Him, while another church in Illinois displayed a bound Baby Jesus and a Virgin Mary wearing a gas mask to evoke immigration protests. The churches argue these displays highlight parallels between the Holy Family’s refugee experience and modern migrant families. The Catholic Church, however, teaches both the dignity of migrants and the legitimate right of nations to control their borders, warning against turning religious symbols like Nativity scenes into political tools.
Magnificat - So Beautiful -- Had to share this Acappella Hymn Cappella Hymns in Catholic Tradition youtube.com/watch?v=YhcOli9a7rg A cappella hymns, meaning hymns sung without instrumental accompaniment, form a vital part of the Catholic Church's sacred music heritage. They emphasize the purity of the human voice in worship, aligning with the Church's longstanding preference for unaccompanied vocal music in liturgical settings to foster prayerful participation and doctrinal fidelity. This practice draws from ancient traditions, as seen in the use of polyphonic hymns and Gregorian chant, and continues to be encouraged for its role in spiritual formation and communal praise. Definition and Historical Context In Catholic liturgical music, hymns are generally defined as polyphonic church songs intended to be sung a cappella, without any musical accompaniment, to maintain the solemnity and focus on the sacred texts. This unaccompanied style underscores the vocal expression of faith, echoing …More
Saint Mary Joseph Rosello | Founder of the Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy | Catechism for Kids Saint Mary Joseph Rosello (1811–1880), born Benedetta Rosello in Savona, Italy, is a beautiful example of mercy, humility, and trust in God’s providence. Growing up in a poor family, she dreamed of entering religious life but could not afford the expected dowry — a barrier that stopped many young women of her time. Yet God had a plan for her. A local bishop noticed her gifts of compassion, teaching, and leadership, and invited her to help young women who had no support or opportunities. Through this mission, she founded the Institute of the Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy in 1837. Her congregation became known for serving the poor, caring for the sick in hospitals, and educating young girls — all without ever requiring a dowry. This act alone changed countless lives. Saint Mary Joseph Rosello served as Superior General for forty years, guiding her Sisters with gentleness and deep faith as the …More
Notre Dame of Paris - December 7th, 2025 | No Greater Delight No Greater Delight is a daily Marian podcast meant to start the day with a Marian touch. After examining the Marian feasts celebrated throughout the world on a given day, Fr. Nate offers a brief reflection to help make our love for Our Lady concrete in daily living. The title "No Greater Delight" is inspired by a homily of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, wherein he expresses his joy in preaching about the Virgin Mother, even though he acknowledges the challenge of adequately praising her. Mary's greatness is beyond words. 0:00 Feasts of Mary Today 02:26 True Devotion to Mary WhatsApp Channel: Catholic Voice | WhatsApp Channel Links: catholicvoice | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree
This is part of our ongoing SACRED TECHNOLOGY series. Read and share the X post dedicated to this article here: https://x.com/sayerjigmi/status/1997316404349895162 During the Vietnam War, U.S. Special Forces units—including MACV-SOG, the MIKE Forces, and the CIDG program—recruited Indigenous trackers such as the Montagnards (Rhade, Jarai, and Bahnar), Nùng, Khmer Krom, and Hmong scouts. These men were renowned for their extraordinary ability to move through dense jungle, detect danger, read terrain disturbances, and navigate at night with uncanny precision. American advisers often remarked that these trackers perceived subtle environmental cues long before other soldiers registered anything unusual. Over the years, a particular story circulated within military circles: some of these Indigenous recruits allegedly saw their tracking abilities diminish after receiving the standard military haircut. Trainers reported that the men felt less aware, less attuned to their surroundings, …
Stop Abortion Now - This incredible scan captured footage of what unborn babies do in the... This incredible scan captured footage of what unborn babies do in the womb. …
As a follow-up to the article, “Did Early Christians Believe in the Assumption?,” a similar question is asked in regards to Our Lady’s Immaculate Conception. The Immaculate Conception is a dogma of the Faith, stating that the Blessed Virgin Mary was conceived sinless in the womb of Her mother, Saint Anne. While this truth has been believed since the early times of the Church, it was not until December 8, 1854 that Pope Pius IX dogmatically decreed this truth. Thus ended the possibility of any faithful Catholic even slightly doubting this truth. All Catholics are required to believe in this dogma ‘firmly and constantly’ without exception. The decree of Pope Pius IX in Ineffabilis Deus reads in part: “We declare, pronounce, and define that the doctrine which holds that the most Blessed Virgin Mary, in the first instance of Her conception, by a singular grace and privilege granted by Almighty God, in view of the merits of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the human race, was preserved free …