On August 7, around 100 Freemasons from different obediences gathered at the Col de Vergio in Corsica, France, nearly 1,500 metres above sea level, for a summer lunch. Among those attending was Cardinal François Bustillo, Bishop of Ajaccio. According to LeCanardEnchaine.fr (August 18), the Cardinal spoke at length about “peace”. The Cardinal is one of the rising stars of the French episcopate. Seated beside him was Jean-Félix Acquaviva, the former autonomist MP currently under investigation for alleged passive corruption (offering positions to young women in exchange for sexual favours). Acquaviva has denied the allegations. #newsAoonddakbb
Andy @andreas_nigbur THE STAR FORTRESSES MAKE NO SENSE. Scroll through these satellite images. Look closely. These are called "star fortresses." There are over 1,000 of them, scattered across every continent on Earth. Europe. Asia. North America. South America. Africa. Everywhere. And they all look SAME. Same geometric star pattern. Same precise angles. Same mathematical proportions. Same construction techniques. On every continent. In every climate. Built by civilizations that supposedly had NO contact with each other. Let that sink in. The official version? European colonial powers developed this design "independently" for military purposes between the 16th and 19th centuries. The star shape is supposed to deflect cannonballs better than straight walls. But here's what they don't tell you: 1. Many of these fortresses are located in places that were NEVER colonized by Europeans. Deep in Siberia. In remote parts of India. In regions of Africa that didn't have contact with Europeans until …More
Be wise: build on the Rock! Liturgy of August 23 - Twenty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time Dear brothers and sisters, the passage from the Gospel of Matthew that we're going to listen to on Sunday, August 23, tells us of the crucial episode that determined a turning point in the Jesus' discipleship of the Apostles, that is the first profession of faith in Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, made by Peter who, for this very reason, would become the first of the Apostles. What an extraordinary gift from God is faith! The Apostles, who initially began to follow Jesus with the secret hope of one day being able to sit at His right or left in a kingdom—that of God—which Jesus proclaimed was near, and which they mistakenly considered purely earthly, they slowly understood more and more clearly that the transformation Jesus wanted to bring about in them would make them far more powerful than the so-called "powerful" people of this world, far more glorious than ephemeral earthly glory can bestow, …More
On August 17, Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco of Algiers celebrated the Eucharist on the train, at the conclusion of the National Assumption Pilgrimage to Lourdes. Images of the liturgical abuse were shared on social media.
August 17, Messe célébrée par le cardinal Vesco dans le train du retour, entouré des Assomptionnistes et des pèlerins. Fr. Hao, aa et Fr. Thao, aa
Robert Prevost - A DOUBTFUL POPE Breaking the law" means to do an act that goes against an official rule or legal statute. Universi Dominici Gregis, promulgated by Pope John Paul II ( Text Here ), specifically regulates the number of Cardinals who can vote in a Conclave, in paragraph n. 33, which reads in the Latin: Maximus autem Cardinalium electorum numerus centum viginti ne excedat. And which in English would be, precisely: “Moreover, let the maximum number of Cardinal electors not exceed one hundred and twenty.” etc.... Letter to a Cardinal regarding the … Letter to a Cardinal regarding the … PART I: On the Violations of the Prescriptions of the Papal Law of John Paul II AN INTRODUCTION ...... who is and who is not the pope is not a matter of opinion. It is determined by the norm of Canon Law and by the judgment of the Church in cases of doubt. Though we can in controversial cases make personal judgments and be required to do so, we must nevertheless recognize that the terms of …More
From the evidence available prior to and after the conclave, Leo the Not-so-Great's election would appear to have been as rigged as his mentor/designator predecessor's. The question is, as in the past when such concerns have arisen, who stops the bus? Pray to the Holy Spirit for guidance, deliverance and conversion. Today's saint, Pope Pius X wouldn't be a bad backup either. Now, he, was a pope.
CHAPTER 17- Christianity established- Tenth persecution continued- Fourth Century - CATECHISM OF PERSEVERANCE - COURSE THIRD - AN HISTORICAL, DOCTRINAL,MORAL, AND LITURGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION Translated from the French of Mgr Gaume by REV. F. B. JAMISON ....Download, print, and above all share !to be continued
irvin88 @BenjaminCaligo DID YOU KNOW? Plants possess true SUPER INTELLIGENCE and consciousness. If you put your saliva on the seed of an edible plant and place it in the soil, something miraculous happens. As the seed absorbs your DNA signature through your saliva, it begins to read your genetic code and intelligently restructures its own blueprint to grow into a personalized superfood — specifically designed to address your body’s unique deficiencies and needs. This powerful ancient connection between humans and plants is real. It’s been known for generations but suppressed by mainstream academia and Big Ag because of the massive freedom and healing power it holds when applied on a larger scale. Time to reconnect with nature’s intelligence. Spit, plant, and co-create your own healing.
Tyson is axing thousands of workers and blaming historic cattle shortages and rising beef costs. But Tyson and the three other megacorporations that dominate America’s meat production have been accused of colluding to raise beef prices. Over 2,500 Tyson Foods workers have been abruptly fired after the company shut down a beef plant Over 2,500 Tyson Foods workers have been abruptly fired after the company shut down a beef plant
The University of Notre Dame's McGrath Institute for Church Life has published on July 17 a report containing twelve proposals for assessing candidates for the priesthood. Entitled, "Do You Know Them to Be Worthy?", the file was written by Father Thomas V. Berg and psychologist Timothy G. Lock. The report draws on research commissioned from the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) and a consultation held at Notre Dame in September 2025. The proposals concern psychological assessment, candidates with particular psychological or developmental conditions, and formation for chastity and celibacy. It addresses candidates with conditions including ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder and autism spectrum disorder. On homosexual attraction, the Notre Dame authors note that a pause in formation may "more often than not" lead to a decision not to advance a candidate toward ordination. The authors think the pause is needed to assess four things: - how the man understands his identity; …More
St. Bridget was told by the Lord that bad priests are not truly His priests, but true betrayesr, worse than Judas in some ways, because they sell Christ after He has already redeemed the world. They handle the sacred Host while living in lust, greed, and double lives, then return to sin with firm intention. The priesthood is the greatest dignity on earth, but also carries the strictest judgment (James 3:1).
truthache @truthache68 The Beatles practicing Satanism? Aleister Crowley on the album cover, backwards messages, ‘Turn Me On Dead Man’… this clip goes hard. Ninjas Are Butterflies never misses with the wild conspiracies.
Today, Leo XIV published a message for the 2026 World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. He adopts the ecological vocabulary closely associated with Francis’ pontificate. Citing Laudato Si’, he speaks of an “authentic ecological conversion” and in metaphors such as “the ecosystems of the human heart.” The message also contains a naïve statement on warfare. “The true tools for building peace are not weapons of destruction,” Leo writes, listing instead “truth, dialogue, patience, goodness, justice, mercy, understanding, care and love.” Leo XIV enfolds an earthly program of disarmament, poverty reduction and ecological improvement: “Let us imagine a world in which the energies currently invested in war are directed toward integral human development, to overcoming poverty, protecting human dignity and reconciling divided peoples. Such a vision reflects faith in the coming of God’s Kingdom.” #newsUadwzxlixo
"Mary sits at the right hand of Jesus like a Queen. [The answer to the sons of Zebedee and their mother's question to Jesus]. She is the most safe refuge and the most fruitful helper of all who are in danger, so there is no reason to fear." St. Pius X
Nathan Cofnas, the researcher who exposed plagiarism by Cambridge professor Jason Arday, has been suspended by Ghent University in Belgium. Cofnas says "they will almost certainly fire me". The decision was taken by rector Petra De Sutter, a former Green Party leader.
"For me, the Church is synodal," said Bishop Heiner Wilmer, 65, in an interview with Kirche-Und-Leben.de on 21 August. He is the chairman of the German Bishops’ Conference. In March 2026, Pope Leo XIV promoted the pro-homosexual bishop to Münster, the largest diocese in Germany. Monsignor Wilmer said that synodality is "deeply rooted" in Münster diocese. He added that he was looking forward to "the common journey with many baptised people, but also internationally, ecumenically, and with our Jewish and Muslim brothers and sisters". Grateful for Lay Preaching When asked about lay preaching during Eucharists, Bishop Wilmer admitted that he there are "many" baptised women and men who had been engaging with this issue for years, and that a culture had developed around it. Wilmer has "great respect for this established tradition" and is "deeply grateful" for it. He is "convinced that the wonderful pastoral workers will find a good way to deal with the circumstances” - taking about the Vatican's …More
Ausland Polnische Pfarre verlangt Gebete als „Parkgebühr“ Weil der kürzlich renovierte Kirchenparkplatz nicht nur von Gemeindemitgliedern genutzt wird, hebt eine Pfarre in Skorzewo unweit der polnischen Stadt Posen nun ungewöhnliche Parkgebühren ein. Für eine Stunde Parken auf dem im Ortszentrum gelegenen Parkplatz „bezahlen“ Autofahrer mit einem Vaterunser-Gebet. Online seit heute, 12.54 Uhr Teilen „Aufgrund der hohen Nachfrage nach dem schönsten Parkplatz in Skorzewo sehen wir uns leider gezwungen, Parkgebühren zu den auf den Schildern am Eingang angegebenen Preisen einzuführen“, heißt es laut katholischer Nachrichtenagentur KAI in den pastoralen Mitteilungen der von Paulinerpatres geleiteten Pfarre. Kurzes Halten kann demnach mit einem Stoßgebet abgegolten werden. „Das kann ein Gebet für Autofahrer oder ein Gebet für die Verkehrssicherheit sein“, erklären die Ordensleute. Zwei Stunden Parken entsprechen einem „Vaterunser“ und einem „Gegrüßet seist du, Maria“. Wer bis zu vier Stunden …More
Heretics all!! 3 of the 4 have already stood before God and know the truth. Prevost has time to save his soul. May God have mercy on them and us as well.