Something very odd has come to my attention. So I would like to pose to you dear readers this question. In all seriousness, if you know the answer or know someone who does, email …
"Russia will march on all the nations of Europe, particularly on Italy, and will raise its flag on the dome of Saint Peter! Rome will be punished according to justice for its many and serious sins,…More
"Russia will march on all the nations of Europe, particularly on Italy, and will raise its flag on the dome of Saint Peter! Rome will be punished according to justice for its many and serious sins, because the scandal has reached its peak. Russia with her secret weapons will fight America will overwhelm Europe and you will see especially the Rhine river of Germany full of corpses and blood, Italy will be troubled by a great revolution and the Pope will have to suffer a lot." - Blessed Elena Aiello
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Meloni leads Europe against Russia as Italian PM sends ultimatum to Putin
Giorgia Meloni's leadership in the EU, the G7 summit, and now at the Ukraine peace summit has cemented her role as a leading …
Singing with baby Cecilia and little Benedict: "O caelestis norma vitae" Singing the antiphon "O caelestis norma vitae" from 2nd Vespers for the feast of St Benedict, July 11, with my newborn daughter …More
Singing with baby Cecilia and little Benedict: "O caelestis norma vitae" Singing the antiphon "O caelestis norma vitae" from 2nd Vespers for the feast of St Benedict, July 11, with my newborn daughter Cecilia Rose, with an appearance by my son Benedict and one of my other daughters, Josephine. Rough translation of the entire text of antiphon: "O heavenly standard of life, teacher and leader Benedict, whose spirit rejoices with Christ in heavenly things. Shepherd the flock with alms, strengthen it with holy prayer, Make yourself a guide in the way to penetrate the clearing of the heavens."
@John A Cassani . Probably too late for the bishops to change course, therefore, GOD WILL DO IT. Recall what Saint Athanasius and others reminded them. …More
@John A Cassani . Probably too late for the bishops to change course, therefore, GOD WILL DO IT. Recall what Saint Athanasius and others reminded them. Is the Road to Hell Paved with the Skulls of Priests? God help the rest of us whom they are also leading on the road to perdition. The answer: repent of ones sins and lead good lives. Not a good idea to take chances.
When you watch this, note the places where the video loses its sound. If I recall correctly when I first watched this, it was on YouTube before she was …More
When you watch this, note the places where the video loses its sound. If I recall correctly when I first watched this, it was on YouTube before she was kicked off. They censored her words, especially when it came to abortion.
Saint Teresa of Portugal - June 17 Teresa was the eldest daughter of King Sancho I of Portugal and sister of SS. Mafalda and Sanchia. She married her cousin, King Alfonso IX of Leon. The couple had …More
Saint Teresa of Portugal - June 17 Teresa was the eldest daughter of King Sancho I of Portugal and sister of SS. Mafalda and Sanchia. She married her cousin, King Alfonso IX of Leon. The couple had several children, but when the marriage was declared invalid because of consanguinity, she returned to Portugal and founded a Benedictine monastery on her estate at Lorvao. She replaced the monks with nuns following the Cistercian Rule, expanded the monastery to accommodate three hundred nuns, and lived there. In about 1231, at the request of Alfonso's second wife and widow, Berengaria, she settled a dispute among their catholiconline.shopping over the succession of the throne of Leon, and on her return to Lorvao, she probably became a nun. Her cult, with that of her sister Sanchia, was approved by Pope Clement XI in 1705. Her www.catholic.org/saints/f_day/jun.php is June 17. www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php
El Cid - Wikipedia Another legend states that in a competition of battle to become King Sancho's "Campeador", or champion, a knight on horseback …More
El Cid - Wikipedia Another legend states that in a competition of battle to become King Sancho's "Campeador", or champion, a knight on horseback wished to challenge El Cid
In the steps of St. Botolph - patron saint of wayfarers and travellers -17 June 25 June (Scotland) 1 December (translation of relics) Born to a Christian Saxon noble family. Brother of SaintAdolph of Utrecht. Educated with his brother at the monastery of Cnobersburg (Burgh Castle), Suffolk under the direction of its founder, Saint Fursey. When Mercian forces under King Penda invaded the region, the boys were sent to study at the monastery at Bosanham, Sussex. He became a Benedictinemonk at Farmoutiere-en-Brie, Gaul (modern northeastern France), and was sent back to the British Isles in 647 to establish the Benedictine Order there. With the support of Saint Syre, Saint Aubierge, and their brother, King Anna of East Anglia, Botulph founded the monastery of Ikanhoe in East Anglia, declining the offer of a part of the royal estate, and settling for a wild, barren site that was removed from people, reported to be haunted by demons, and which would require endless work …More
In the steps of St. Botolph - patron saint of wayfarers and travellers esploratravel We have few details about the life of Botolph and those that we have were written four hundred years after his death …More
In the steps of St. Botolph - patron saint of wayfarers and travellers esploratravel We have few details about the life of Botolph and those that we have were written four hundred years after his death by an eleventh century monk, Folcard. However, what is reasonably certain is that he and his brother Adulph were Saxon nobles living in East Anglia in the seventh century. They were sent to a Benedictine Abbey in France for their education and Adulph later become a bishop in Holland, whilst Botolph returned to England. In this video we retrace some of his footsteps... Saint Botulph of Ikanhoe Also known as Botolph Botulf Botwulf Memorial17 June25 June (Scotland) 1 December (translation of relics) Profile Born to a Christian Saxon noble family. Brother of SaintAdolph of Utrecht. Educated with his brother at the monastery of Cnobersburg (Burgh Castle), Suffolk under the direction of its founder, Saint Fursey. When Mercian forces under King Penda invaded the region, the boys were …More
Three Catholic targets have been attacked in France in the past week alone, writes CatholicArena.com (15 June). The interior of the church of Notre-Dame-de-Délivrance in the centre of Quintin, France …More
Three Catholic targets have been attacked in France in the past week alone, writes CatholicArena.com (15 June). The interior of the church of Notre-Dame-de-Délivrance in the centre of Quintin, France, was set on fire at 7.15pm last Thursday. The fire was discovered by the person responsible for closing the doors of the basilica at 7.30pm. There was smoke everywhere and flames on the side. The fire brigade quickly arrived and was able to extinguish the fire. In Lyon, a human rights organisation working for the family had its offices vandalised with graffiti containing insults, threats to kill human rights activists and the hope that 'Anti France' would win. In Loyettes, a town near Lyon, a public cross was attacked and dragged away in a van. There have been hundreds of attacks on Catholic churches in France in recent years, but the media activists of the oligarchs are not interested in this, on the contrary, they are among the leading instigators of hatred against the Church. In 2019, …More
They only have one wife in the Western countries officially, but in Sharia they have three other woman who they’re breeding with. All of them bleeding …More
They only have one wife in the Western countries officially, but in Sharia they have three other woman who they’re breeding with. All of them bleeding liberal welfare programs!!!
A priest in Dos Hermanas, Seville, Spain, has refused to give communion to two homosexual provocateurs who live as public concubines. The provocation happened at a Eucharist on 25 May, reports …More
A priest in Dos Hermanas, Seville, Spain, has refused to give communion to two homosexual provocateurs who live as public concubines. The provocation happened at a Eucharist on 25 May, reports InfoVaticana.com. The militants cooperate with the homosexual propaganda group 'Andalucía Diversidad', which discriminated against the priest on social networks under the pretext of 'discrimination'. The priest followed Canon Law §915: "Those who are excommunicated and [...] those who stubbornly persist in manifest grave sin should not be admitted to Holy Communion". #newsAqtyuvjxjm
The rejection of God is gripping much of the West, especially Europe, Cardinal Sarah said in a lecture at the Catholic University of America (CUA) on 14 June. He called this "practical atheism", which …More
The rejection of God is gripping much of the West, especially Europe, Cardinal Sarah said in a lecture at the Catholic University of America (CUA) on 14 June. He called this "practical atheism", which has also entered the Church, when Catholic morality, Catholic doctrine and Catholic liturgy are rejected. The cardinal also sees practical atheism when "sociology" or "lived experience" becomes the principle for forming moral [and immoral] judgements. In this way, God is pushed aside. He criticises that we often hear from bishops and bishops' conferences "that we have to adapt our moral theology to purely human considerations". Rejecting Catholic morality makes everything conditional and subjective, Sarah explains: "Welcoming everyone [except Catholics] means ignoring Scripture, Tradition and the Magisterium. " Advocates of this ideology within the Church treat Revelation as "secondary". This shows how practical atheism works: "It does not deny God, but it operates as if God is not central." …More
Presiding at a Eucharist "currently" requires a priest, the new Bishop of Osnabrück, Monsignor Dominicus Meier OSB, appointed on 28 May, told Aussicht.online (11 June). Meier added that other forms of …More
Presiding at a Eucharist "currently" requires a priest, the new Bishop of Osnabrück, Monsignor Dominicus Meier OSB, appointed on 28 May, told Aussicht.online (11 June). Meier added that other forms of proclaiming the Word of God could be led by committed people. He suggests "trying new things" [for the empty churches in Germany]. Commenting on the current situation between the Vatican and German dioceses, Monsignor Meier said that "we need to talk a lot more" to break down barriers. "When you talk about content, you notice that things are moving a bit. For example, with the [pseudo] blessing of homosexuals". Picture: Dominicus Meier, #newsKuijmcfaak
Former President Barack Obama has to help guide a confused President Biden off stage as he appears to freeze at an L.A. fundraiser. The incident happened at Peacock Theater in L.A. where Biden raised …More
Former President Barack Obama has to help guide a confused President Biden off stage as he appears to freeze at an L.A. fundraiser. The incident happened at Peacock Theater in L.A. where Biden raised $28 million
Cardinal Raymond Burke has rejected the idea of so-called "non-liturgical" blessings as claimed in Francis' homosexual manifesto 'Fiducia supplicans'. Speaking to Father Ambrose Criste O.Praem. of St …More
Cardinal Raymond Burke has rejected the idea of so-called "non-liturgical" blessings as claimed in Francis' homosexual manifesto 'Fiducia supplicans'. Speaking to Father Ambrose Criste O.Praem. of St Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California, on 13 June, the Cardinal explained that blessings are linked to the sacraments. When a priest gives a blessing, it is intimately connected to the sacred liturgy: "It certainly cannot be said to be non-liturgical." Furthermore, when someone brings an object to be blessed, it must be fit to receive a blessing and cannot be something that is alien to life in Christ. "Otherwise we offend the Lord. We show a profound lack of respect and love for our Lord if we try in any way to ask a blessing for something that is sinful". #newsSslvmqtrfw
His Eminence, Raymond Cardinal Burke, is absolutely right: There is not, has never been, and can never be, a “non liturgical” blessing….and Kissy …More
His Eminence, Raymond Cardinal Burke, is absolutely right: There is not, has never been, and can never be, a “non liturgical” blessing….and Kissy knows it.
Then what were those words which an older woman said over my seven-year-old grandson when he went up to Communion to receive a blessing this morning? …More
Then what were those words which an older woman said over my seven-year-old grandson when he went up to Communion to receive a blessing this morning? His old grandfather here had switched lines to receive from the priest, but nevertheless heard the nonsense. Oh, the nearby sede-vacantist church looks better every day.
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