The apostate Prevost—a worshiper of Pachamama and a promoter of vice against nature—who openly defies God and the Church of Christ, will never be Pope. For heretics are not part of the Church, and one who is not a member cannot be its head. But the saddest part is that bad Catholics—such as Bergoglio, who maliciously referred to Argentine male transvestite homosexual activists as "girls"—support the apostate Prevost, and likewise, those malicious Catholics continue to call this murderer of souls "Pope."
God Wants Love, Not Empty Words True repentance and love for God are more important than empty words or outward displays of piety. God desires a heart open to His love and a genuine desire to change and conform to His will. True charity and love for God will naturally lead to words and actions that reflect a transformed heart. Fr. Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul: Home | Holy Trinity Parish You can also find Fr. Robert Altier’s homilies and talks on: catholicparents.org: Daily Homilies | Catholic Parents Online Rumble: rumble.com/user/CatholicParentsOnLine Twitter: Catholic Parents Online (@CatholicPa42753) on X For access to a library of talks by Fr. Robert Altier, go to: podia.com To order Fr. Altier's book, God's Plan for Your Marriage, go to the website: God's Plan For Your Marriage Book – God's Plan … An Exploration of Holy Matrimony from Genesis to the Wedding of the Lamb by Father Robert Altier.
Leo XIV praises the French Revolution’s motto of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”. Today in Paris, Pope Leo XIV linked France’s revolutionary motto - “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” [or death] - with the Gospel. Speaking to French civil authorities at the Élysée Palace, Leo XIV called the three principles “universal ethical imperatives” that “find in the Gospel message an inexhaustible source of inspiration and fulfillment.” The motto stems from the demonic French Revolution, which unleashed severe persecution of the Catholic Church. During the revolutionary period, clergy and religious were executed, imprisoned, deported or forced into exile, while churches and religious institutions were suppressed.
Léon XIV célèbre la devise maçonnique et révolutionnaire française « Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité »
The Insidious Question – Centrists or genuine but bashful and disguised leftists? by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira – Folha de S. Paulo, September 26, 1979 – Somebody asked me if I were a man of the right. Enthusiastically and euphorically I answered, “Yes.” On answering, I was already waiting for the concise and venomous little question that would come next: “Of the extreme right, then?” The poor fellow who formulated the question thought he was clever, as if clever and insidious were synonymous. “Read my next article,” I retorted. And with this, I was clever and insidious. Clever, because I gained a reader for the monotonous commentary that follows. And insidious, because his curiosity will lead him to read this monotonous tract from beginning to end. Within the strange vocabulary that is being forged as part of the political jargon of our days, multiple, confused, and even contradictory meanings are being artificially tacked onto the word “extreme” just like so many others. It is impossible …نور
'the fraudulent pharmaceutical practices and collusion with the government globally to force poisoning shots under false labels of “lifesaving vaccines”.
During today’s flight to France, Leo XIV was not asked any serious or hard question like about his episcopal appointments. He was asked: "Are you a happy person?" Leo XIV responded: "Happy, yes, I think so." Then he added: "Despite the difficulties, I find it in Faith. I am content with a choice made many years ago, which I still renew every time. But I tell myself: following Jesus is the happiest thing in life." Speaking of the weight of his mission, he said: "It's heavy… it tires me much more, but God is great, he is much greater than us." In response to questions about his fluency in French, Leo XIV answered he has been practicing a little bit, but he is not using Duolingo anymore, as had been reported in certain media outlets.
Durante il volo papale verso la Francia, che accoglierà Papa Leone XIV a Parigi, Lourdes e Metz, al Santo Padre è stata posta una domanda molto personale: «È una persona felice?» Papa Leone ha risposto: «Felice, sì, penso di sì». Poi ha aggiunto: «Nonostante le difficoltà, però trovo nella fede. Sono contento di una scelta fatta molti anni fa, che ancora rinnovo ogni volta. Però mi dico: seguire Gesù è la cosa più felice della vita».
Here he should have said: next question. "I am glad that you are all here,” Pope Leo said aboard plane to France in response to CNN Vatican reporter who asked for comment on the banning of some journalists from White House. "It is necessary and I think it is very important to have good media coverage everywhere and for everyone,” the Pope said.
The first question I would have asked would have been a very simple one: what, when the aircraft takes off again at the end of these few days, do we actually want to have achieved?
55% of French priests aged 25–34 celebrate the Mass in the Roman rite. That’s according to figures reported by the French daily Le Figaro and the French pollster IFOP, headed by Jérôme Fourquet. Among French priests aged 75 and over, the corresponding figure is just 2%. However, the overall decline in the number of priests in France has been disastrous. France had nearly 40,000 priests in 1980. By 2025, that number had fallen to fewer than 12,000, with a median age of about 75.
55% of priests age 25-34, celebrate the Traditional Mass.
Some 2,500 journalists are covering Leo XIV’s visit to France, with special programming across the country’s main TV channels, radio stations, newspapers and news sites. Today, large crowds filled central Paris for the Pope’s visit. The scale of the turnout comes after days of unusually extensive media coverage of Leo XIV and his trip.
Incredible crowds in central Paris for His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.
‘Purgatory’ by J. Sadlier; 1886; Chapter I – ‘CARDINAL GIBBONS ON PURGATORY.…’; pages 49-50; part II [Saint Catherine of Genoa – XV-XVI Century AD; born: Genoa, Republic of Genoa/ died: Genoa, Republic of Genoa; Aged 62-63; mystic, known for her work among the sick and the poor] CARDINAL GIBBONS ON PURGATORY. That the practice of praying for the dead has descended from apostolic times is also evident from the Liturgies of the Church. A Liturgy is the established form of public worship, containing the authorized prayers of the Church. The Missal, or Mass-book, for instance, which you see on our altars, contains a portion of the Liturgy of the Catholic Church. The principal Liturgies are: The Liturgy of St. James the Apostle, who founded the Church of Jerusalem ; the Liturgy of St. Mark the Evangelist, founder of the Church of Alexandria, and the Liturgy of St. Peter, who established the Church in Rome. These Liturgies are called after the Apostles who compiled them. There are, besides, …نور
"The Greek Schismatic Church, of which the present Russo-Greek Church is the offspring, severed her connection with the See of Rome in the ninth century. But in leaving the Catholic Church, these Eastern sects retained the old Liturgies, which they use to this day."
Popular Catholic speaker, podcast host, and author Sister Miriam James Heidland, SOLT, announced on Sept. 21 that she is publicly discerning the establishment of a new religious community called Friends of the Bridegroom. “After several years of private discernment, I would like to announce to you with great reverence and care that, with the blessing of my religious community the Sisters of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) and the Archbishop of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, his Excellency Jeffrey S. Grob, I am officially entering into a time of public discernment of the foundation of a new religious community, Friends of the Bridegroom,” Heidland wrote in a post on X.
“I want to bring everybody to Christ — especially… Jews.” 'Conservative' Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester discussed the salvation of non-Christians in an interview with EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo following the release of a new Vatican document on interreligious dialogue. Barron said the covenant with Israel “is fulfilled in Christ,” rejecting the idea of two parallel paths of salvation. “I want to bring everybody to Christ,” Barron said, adding, “especially… Jews.” The Church’s purpose is “always and everywhere to everybody” to proclaim Jesus Christ as Savior, he said. Asked how much doctrinal weight Catholics should give the Vatican II document Nostra Aetate, Barron replied that “there are elements in it that really belong to the doctrine of the Church,” including human dignity and Christianity’s grounding in the revelation given to Israel.
Bishop Robert Barron on Nostra Aetate: “I want to bring everybody to Christ” — including Jews — while saying only “elements” of the declaration “really belong to the doctrine of the Church.”
Medics Smuggle iPhones Into Gaza to Film Documentary “I am not the same person I was before I went to Gaza.” In this interview, British Iraqi war surgeon Dr Mohammad Tahir and filmmaker Mike Lerner discuss The Mission, a documentary following Tahir’s medical missions to Gaza. The film offers an unfiltered look at the reality of working inside Gaza’s hospitals, from treating patients in overwhelmed medical facilities to witnessing the immense pressures faced by local medical teams. The Mission contains graphic footage from inside Gaza’s hospitals. Viewer discretion is advised. theAxisofTruth
Rome’s chief rabbi Riccardo Di Segni has criticized the Vatican’s new interreligious document. The document claims that God’s covenant with the Jewish people has not been revoked, recognizes contemporary Judaism as theologically significant and rejects antisemitism. It only rules out two parallel paths to salvation: Christ is the one Redeemer. Di Segni raises objections on both points. On salvation, he asks what the doctrine of one Redeemer implies for Jews and warns against any "pressure" for conversion. His main criticism, however, concerns an omission: the word Israel is absent. By Israel he does not mean only the modern state, but Israel as people, history, identity and relationship with a land [=state]. He argues that Judaism cannot be understood as religion alone.
The Jews have been very successful in getting concessions from the Catholic Church. Father James Mawdsley has done a very important research on these issues;youtube.com/watch?v=AArMeF5uihI start at 20 minutes.
Rustam Nabiev: A Russian Soldier Lost His Legs at 23. At 34, He Reached the Top of the World What he said at the Summit “At 8:16 a.m. Nepal time on May 20, for the first time in the history of mountaineering, I, Rustam Nabiev, climbed the summit of Everest using only my hands. I dedicate this ascent to everyone watching me right now. With this act, I simply want to say one thing: as long as there is life within you, keep fighting. Fight until the very end, please. It is worth it.” Why he did it. Before the climb, Rustam had explained his reasons simply and clearly. “I’m going there to show that limitations are not a sentence. So people with disabilities see not a ceiling, but a path. So men broken by life remember that there is still strength inside them. So that one day my son will know: his father chose not fear, but forward movement.” He did not go to prove something to critics. He went because he knows the value of every step.
“At 8:16 a.m. Nepal time on May 20, for the first time in the history of mountaineering, I, Rustam Nabiev, climbed the summit of Everest using only my hands. I dedicate this ascent to everyone watching me right now. With this act, I simply want to say one thing: as long as there is life within you, keep fighting. Fight until the very end, please. It is worth it.” Rustam Nabiev
Italian cardinal criticises Meloni over envisioned limits on Muslim pupils: “No one should feel excluded”. Italy’s debate over immigration, Islam and integration has reached the classroom. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants a binding 30% ceiling on [mainly Muslim] pupils who do not adequately speak Italian. Against that move, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Bologna, president of the Italian Bishops’ Conference, has stressed that schools “must be inclusive” and should be places where “no one feels excluded.”
Lo dica ai parenti del meraviglioso ragazzo egiziano copto, UCCISO a scuola da un compagno musulmano
They try to control us with their language tricks - inclusion. They invade our countries with people who are taught up to hate us, who, in fact have often been taught to kill us, who don't in any way wish to join our societies as respectful citizens, then tell us we are bad for not falling for their wicked plan.
Oh please! Just stop with that stupid "exclusion" language! Guess what cardinal: satan is also excluded from a beatific vision! Do you feel bad about that?
Medics Smuggle iPhones Into Gaza to Film Documentary