With Vatican Council II ( rational ) the SSPX is in the mainline Catholic Church which can no more be liberal. The Council has changed. This is known here at the Vatican and Pope Leo and the Holy See Press Office are not responding. Neither are the traditionalists and the sedevacantists. The mainline Catholic Church is liberal today because Vatican Council II is liberal. The SSPX and the MHT sedevacantists interpret ‘the red passages as exceptions for the blue orthodox ones ‘ in Vatican Council II. This is irrational. It has to change When the SSPX and the sedevacantists interpret ‘the redas not being an exception for the blue’, the Council is no more liberal. This is a sea change in the Catholic Church. We return automatically to the ecclesiology of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine. We side step the irrational theology of the popes from Paul VI to Leo XIV. 09.12.2025 POPE LEO’S INTERPRETATION OF VATICAN COUNCIL II PRODUCES POLARIZATION : GERMAN MEDIA NOT CORRECTED POPE …More
Pope Leo XIV appointed Father Manuel de Jesus Rodriguez as the bishop of Palm Beach, Florida. Born January 15, 1974, in the Dominican Republic, Rodriguez became a Salesian of Don Bosco and was ordained a priest on July 3, 2004. He is currently the parish priest at Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Queens, in the Diocese of Brooklyn. Monsignor Rodriguez became a U.S. citizen in 2018. He has regularly been revealing his thoughts on Twitter since 2014. Staunch Loyalist of Wonderful Francis He is a priest “who loves Pope Francis and defends immigrants”. According to him, Francis’ writings were amazing, beautiful, crystal clear and straight to the point. March 2024, “11 years of the Pope of Mercy today: how many blessings bestowed upon us all through his ministry! How many people welcomed back to the Church! How many wrongs fixed! How much justice done! May God keep & protect him for many years to come. Long live the Pope!” September 2024 about a papal travel: “Our heroic Holy Father going …More
Why are all these Foreign-Born Imbeciles (FBI) being appointed to shepherd the Catholic Church in America. Why, because they are wolves in sheep's clothing.
Woke Watch Canada is a reader-supported publication. Please consider becoming a paying subscriber or making a one-time or recurring donation to show your support. By C.C. Harvey (This article originally appeared on The Cancelled Club Substack.) The extraordinary success of Anglo-Western civilization is not an accident. The Anglosphere resulted from a rare combination of forces: Judeo-Christian morality elevated the individual, restrained the powerful, and moralized truth-telling; English common law protected property, contracts, and personal rights; the scientific revolution prized empirical reasoning over dogma; culture emphasized literacy, self-discipline, and civic duty; the industrial revolution generated unprecedented wealth. The result was high-trust societies in which cooperation flourished, corruption remained low, innovation thrived, and economic growth became the norm. People from across the globe seek out Anglo-Western nations because they offer the greatest relative amount …
If one takes the Incarnation of the Son of God Jesus Christ seriously, one believes Almighty God chose the best possible time & place to send the Redeemer of mankind. And the Holy Spirit guided the Church. So it is NO ACCIDENT that "western" culture is built on Christendom and therefore superior to all non-Christian (pagan) societies. Sadly, the West is reaping the consequences of turning away from God to the self that began with the humanism of the 15th cent. to the Rationalism of the 17th, to the atheism of the 20th.
Pope Leo XIV has today appointed Bishop Charles Moth, 67, currently Bishop of Arundel and Brighton, as Archbishop of Westminster. Born in Chingola, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia), he moved with his family to the United Kingdom at the age of two. He grew up in Kent and first felt called to the priesthood as a teenager. He was ordained a priest on 3 July 1982 for the Archdiocese of Southwark and went on to study canon law, working in parish ministry and as private secretary to the Archbishop of Southwark. He later became vicar general of the archdiocese. In July 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed him as the Bishop of the Forces in the UK. In March 2015, Pope Francis promoted him to Bishop of Arundel and Brighton. Safe Bureaucrat and Establishment Person Last week, The Tablet gave a profile of the bishop in anticipation of his nomination. Bishop Moth is remembered as the former Bishop of Prisons and the Armed Forces, and is considered a safe choice to secure the 'establishment'. He is "not …More
On December 18, King Felipe VI welcomed several new ambassadors at the Royal Palace in Madrid. Among them was Piero Pioppo, the ambassador of the Holy See. During the ceremony, the ambassadors officially presented their credentials, allowing them to begin their work in Spain. The King also met with the new ambassadors from Norway, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Brazil, and Ireland
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Laughing into oblivion The leaders of the European Union are meeting to divert Russian state assets as collateral for reckless loans to Ukraine. A high-risk gamble by the Eurocracy. A viewpoint by Hermann Ploppa December 18, 2025 by WS. Reading time: 8 minutes.Press This article first appeared on Apolut. Transition News was permitted to reprint it with the kind permission of the author. Today and tomorrow, the heads of state and government of the European Union are meeting in the so-called European Council. The assembly is of a high caliber, because the stakes are incredibly high. The leaders are determined to push through the rescue of the completely insolvent Ukraine at all costs. The political representatives of the European Union are thus risking their own political survival. And it looks very much as if this gamble is headed straight for a major embarrassment. But one thing at a time. The International Monetary Fund had already determined last summer that Ukraine's state budget …More
A retired New York bishop has filed for personal bankruptcy protection in federal court after a state jury verdict found him, along with other officials, personally liable for the collapse of a Catholic hospital pension fund that left about 1,100 retirees without the lifetime monthly payments they were expecting.
In his recent video show, journalist Raymond Arroyo asked the canon lawyer, Rev. Gerald Murray, about Leo XIV's meeting with the cardinals on January 7-8: "If you had two minutes at the microphone in that consistory, what would you say?" Murray replied that the Church must acknowledge that Pope Francis has introduced ideas that no previous pope has taught, and that these ideas must be confronted and rejected. He specifically mentions Communion for people in adulterous second marriages. He also mentions "blessings" for homosexual couples, arguing that one cannot bless sin. Finally, he referred to the statement signed by Pope Francis which implied that God wills all religions.
Canon lawyer Fr Murray is offering advice to cardinals ahead of the upcoming January consistory. He says that Pope Francis has taught things that no pope has ever taught before, and that these things need to be addressed — meaning they need to be cast aside.
So Gerald Murray thinks that ideas of John Courtney Murray (though not his own - rather freemasonic) are OK and only papa Bergoglio is a problem for post-conciliar spring? Hilarious.
Isaiah 7:10-14 “The Lord himself will give you a sign; the young woman, pregnant and about to bear a son, shall name him Emmanuel (which means ‘God with us’).” The coming of Emmanuel was announced several generations before the coming of the Son of Man. Luke 1:26-38 The angel said to her, “Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus.” Emmanuel. It would be interesting to know what Mary experienced from within at the very moment she was informed by the angel. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
THE MAN WHO KILLED ST. MARIA GORETTI This is Alessandro Serenelli, (the man who killed St Maria Goretti for not allow him to defile her in 1902) venerating the image of Maria Goretti. Alessandro was sentenced to 30 years in prison. At his trial, he blamed Maria for her own death claiming that he was defending himself from a sexual attack that she herself instigated. In prison he was locked in isolation as his anger would lead to outbursts of physical violence against other inmates. One night, six years into his prison sentence, Maria appeared to Alessandro. She appeared in a garden picking 14 white lily flowers, handing them to him one by one. This gesture of forgiveness, this act of love, filled Alessandro with light and the Holy Spirit. He immediately became contrite for what he did to that little girl. He finished the rest of his sentence in tranquility. In fact, his behavior became so docile, and the transformation of his person was so dramatic, that he was released three years …More
Thu Dec 18, 2025 - 8:00 pm ESTThu Dec 18, 2025 - 6:56 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) — Bishop Marian Eleganti joins me on this episode of The John Henry Westen Show, filmed at this year’s Rome Life Forum. We discussed doctrinal ambiguity and confusion in the early months of Pope Leo’s pontificate on key issues such as same-sex “marriage,” women’s ordination, and more. I began the episode by noting that some of the most controversial bishop appointments made by Pope Leo have been those who favor women’s ordination, despite their position clearly contradicting Church doctrine. I asked Bishop Eleganti if this is a sign that the pontiff is moving in the direction of attempting to change Catholic doctrine on women’s ordination. The bishop first highlighted that the prohibition on women’s ordination is infallible and has been reaffirmed in recent decades by Pope John Paul II. Then he emphasized that perhaps Pope Leo is planning to effectively allow for women deacons without creating sacramentally …
Professor James Tour from Rice University, in Houston, Texas, is internationally known and respected among organic chemists. In the interview linked below, he talks to Carlson about the theory evolution that is commonplace thinking and taught in our educational institutions. Except that he thinks it's a myth. He also talks about super human beings, the dangers of genetic engineering and how little we know about the complexities and origin of life. What I found most interesting is that Tour as a respected scientist isn't afraid to share his belief in God. He's a Christian but was born in a Jewish family. He believes that science supports the idea of a creator. Science and faith are not mutually exclusive. Science can help answer the questions of faith. In fact, Tour argues that science provides much evidence for belief. Amway, watch the interview and come to your own conclusion. From the Gospel of St. John 1:1-14: In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word …
December 20 FIFTH DAY Novena of aguinaldos Or Christmas PRAYER TO BEGIN Every day By the sign of the holy cross... Most benign God of infinite charity that you loved men so much, that you gave them in your son the best pledge of your love, so that made a man in the bowels of a Virgin, he was born in a manger for our health and remedy. I, on behalf of all mortals, give you infinite thanks for such sovereign benefit. In return from Him I offer you the poverty, humility and other virtues of your humanized Son, begging him for his divine merits, for the discomforts with which he was born and for the tender tears he shed in the manger, have our hearts with deep humility, with lit love, with total contempt of everything earthly, so that the newborn Jesus has in them his cradle and lives eternally. Amen. Glory to the Father (x 3) It is read about every day. December 20 FIFTH DAY Consideration We have already seen the life that the Child Jesus led in the bosom of his purest Mother; let us see …More
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