Gloria.TV News on the 15th of September 2015

Polemics: Last Sunday, Buenos Aires Radio Milenium aired an interview with Pope Francis. In it, Francis strongly criticizes judgmental behavour which according to him “sows distance”. Nevertheless, in the same interview he condems those who he calls “fundamentalists”. He accuses them of – quote – destroying in the name of an idea, not of a reality.” According to Gloria.tv it is as if Francis was speaking out against … the liberals for whom zeitgeisty ideologies are more important than the reality of faith .

Three People, One People? In the same interview, Francis claims that – quote - “God accompanies his people and is a presence of company both in Judaism and in Christianity as well as in Islam, in the faith of these three people.”

Unwelcome Prophet: According to Fr Kevin Cusick, the traditional Mass plays a needed prophetic role in the Church. Quote: “Nothing offers the presence of God more than the Holy Mass and no rite of the Latin Church more effectively than the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass.” According to him, this Mass is a prophetic gesture also to the Church, which like the Israelites of old wants to be relevant to the world by playing catch-up with a society that increasingly hates all that the Church stands for and is. Quote: “And so it is no wonder that there is hostility within the Church among her bishops and priests to this Mass, for a prophet is never welcome in his own house.”

Tragic History: The Russian Government plans to burry the remains of Tsarevich Alexey and his sister Grand Duchess Maria in Catherine's aisle of the Peter and Paul Cathedral of St. Petersburg's Peter and Paul Fortress on October 18. A grave with nine bodies was found near Yekaterinburg in July 1991. They were identified as those of Tsar Nicholas II, his wife, three of their daughters and four servants, brutally murdered by the Communists. In July 2007 two more bodies were discovered 70 kilometers south of the first grave. Analyses indicate that they are those of Tsarevitch Alexey and his sister Maria.