In this interview, Olga Petersen, a former AfD member of the Hamburg Parliament, recounts her escape from Germany to Russia. The focus is on how a democratically elected representative was forced by political pressure, media smear campaigns, and the manipulation of state institutions such as the youth welfare office to flee her homeland with her four children and a dog. The interview with Olga Petersen covers: – The clandestine escape: Why Olga Petersen left Germany under the pretext of a vacation and how she only revealed the truth to her children upon arrival in Russia. – Political pressure in parliament: The consequences of her refusal to give a Ukrainian delegation a standing ovation and how a "damaged image" in the media triggered a wave of reprisals. – Election observation in Moscow: Her experiences during the 2024 presidential election and why her fact-based reporting was considered high treason against the German government's narrative in Germany. – Collective punishment and …More
Leo XIV’s Prayer Intention Is … for the Care of Water: In September 2026, Leo XIV invites Catholics around the world to pray for the care of water. In his monthly prayer intention, he reminds Christians that access to clean water should be a right. “We beg forgiveness that it has been turned into a commodity, forgetting that it is a universal gift, a right without borders.” He encourages Christians to reject waste and pollution and to use natural resources responsibly. Caring for water, he says, is both an expression of love for creation and an act of solidarity with the poor.
The Pope’s Prayer intention for the month of September is to pray for care of water: “Lord of Life, you have given us the gift of water, source of fruitfulness, freshness, and hope. It quenches thirst, nourishes the earth, and heals wounds. We thank you because it is also a symbol of your grace and love that renews us through baptism. Today, we ask you to teach us to safeguard it with gratitude, justice, and responsibility. Forgive us for turning it into a commodity, forgetting that it is a universal gift, a right without borders, meant for all your children. We see with pain, so many brothers and sisters, who lack clean water, who walk for miles to find it, who become ill due to its scarcity. May your Spirit make us pilgrims of the essential, able to live with simplicity, denouncing waste and pollution, defending the right of every brother and sister to drink without fear and without inequality. May our care for water, be a sign of love for the Creator, and a commitment to the lives of …More
LILLEY: Where was the outrage as Canadians renamed our own history? We've spent years tearing down names, statues and history. Now we're furious because Trump is doing it to us.
Engineering Failure the Nepal-Tibet Floods A "Six Sigma" event just scoured the Himalayas, leaving a trail of destruction that defies modern engineering. As the waters recede, a disturbing reality is emerging, while rescue teams search hydroelectric tunnels for survivors, the Chinese military is already fast-tracking the reconstruction of border stations on the exact same "kill zone" plateaus that were just wiped clean. The scale of this disaster is a wake-up call for the entire planet.
St. Augustine’s Recently Discovered Homilies Highlight Why Everyone Must Read Him w/ Mike Aquilina This year, two of St. Augustine’s homilies were discovered, and while the details have not yet been publicly shared, Mike Aquilina argues that they highlight the unique Augustine moment that the Church is currently experiencing. Get Your Copy of: Aquilina’s “Rabbles, Riots, and Ruins” Rabbles, Riots, and Ruins |~ RRRP St. Augustine’s “Confessions” The Confessions: Saint Augustine of Hippo |~ 7CP Watch “Restless Heart” here Restless Heart |~ RHRTM St. Augustine is quoted in the Catechism more than any other theologian; the newly elected Pope Leo XIV is an Augustinian; and now two of St. Augustine’s homilies are discovered. We are truly living through an Augustinian moment, and so we are delighted to have Mike Aquilina back on the podcast to discuss this Father of the Church as we celebrate his feast day and the end of August. In this episode. Mike and Andrew discuss why everyone should …More
Bishop Ángel Javier Pérez Pueyo of Barbastro-Monzón, Spain, has said he would offer his resignation rather than sign a settlement under which the statue of Our Lady of the Angels of Torreciudad remains permanently at the Opus Dei sanctuary. The bishop drew his red line in a public letter on 31 August, ahead of the image’s return to its ancient hermitage on 5 September for the 47th Pilgrimage of the Virgins of Ribagorza and Sobrarbe. That return is temporary. It has been authorized by Archbishop Alejandro Arellano Cedillo, the pontifical commissioner for Torreciudad. After the pilgrimage, the image is due to return to the sanctuary. Bishop Pérez Pueyo’s threat concerns the final settlement: he refuses to accept an arrangement under which the statue remains there permanently and returns to the hermitage only on special occasions. He would "never sign such an unlikely act of plundering your dignity," he wrote, adding he would instead offer his resignation. The dispute has effectively been …More
Leo XIV Reviews Finances of Padre Pio’s Hospital: Today, Leo XIV met the Steering and Supervisory Commission of the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza Foundation, which oversees Padre Pio’s hospital. The meeting took place at the Apostolic Palace in Castel Gandolfo. The Commission reported on its work, particularly the Foundation’s economic and financial situation. Press reports estimate its financial shortfall at €250–300 million.
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And then, for those in Madrid, there is Cobo. When Leo arrived at the papal throne, he privately lamented that “this one knows everything about me.” Yet it seems it has not mattered, and the man from Sabiote is stronger than ever and has surrendered the Valley of the Fallen along the way.
September 1st - Saint of the Day: Saint Joshua, Successor of Moses & Leader of Israel September 1st - Saint of the Day: Saint Joshua, Son of Nun, Successor of Moses & Leader of Israel The saint whose name was JESUS... centuries before Bethlehem. Saint Joshua, son of Nun, commemorated September 1st, might be the most underrated figure in the entire Bible. In this story you'll discover: The prayer that made the sun stand still over Gibeon (Joshua, chapter 10) How Jericho's walls fell without a single siege weapon (Joshua, chapter 6) The Jordan River crossing that mirrored the Red Sea (Joshua, chapter 3) Why the Church Fathers called his life a prophecy of Christ The 40-year wait that tested his faith more than any battle Born into slavery in Egypt. Renamed by Moses himself. Yehoshua, "The Lord saves," the very name given to Jesus. His last words to his people still hit different: "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." (Joshua, chapter 24) Read the FULL …More
San Giosuè Patriarca - Festa: 1 settembre XII sec. a.C. Il giovane Giosuè fa il suo tirocinio al servizio di Mosè. Accumula esperienza e conoscenza, diventa un uomo pieno dello spirito di saggezza. Per questa sua sapienza e docilità merita di diventare il successore di Mosè, che guiderà il popolo nell’ingresso nella terra promessa. Il passaggio del Giordano più che un’azione bellica è una processione liturgica da lui guidata. Al centro dell’evento vi è l’Arca trasportata dai sacerdoti. Non appena essi toccano l’acqua, questa si divide per lasciar passare il popolo all’asciutto. Anche la conquista di Gerico viene presentata come un’azione liturgica di cui sono protagonisti i sacerdoti. Per sei giorni essi aprono il corteo intorno alle mura della città. Il settimo giorno compiono il giro per ben 7 volte, e al termine dell’ultimo, al suono delle trombe, le mura crollano. I due episodi sono accomunati da una premessa teologica: la conquista della terra è un dono di Dio, Giosuè ne è lo …More
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Cardinal: Traditional Mass Must Yield to Church Unity
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The saint whose name was JESUS... centuries before Bethlehem. 
Saint Joshua, son of Nun, commemorated September 1st, might be the most underrated figure in the entire Bible. 
In this story you'll discover: 
The prayer that made the sun stand still over Gibeon (Joshua, chapter 10) 
How Jericho's walls fell without a single siege weapon (Joshua, chapter 6) 
The Jordan River crossing that mirrored the Red Sea (Joshua, chapter 3) 
The 40-year wait that tested his faith more than any battle Born into slavery in Egypt. Renamed by Moses himself. Yehoshua, "The Lord saves," the very name given to Jesus. 
His last words to his people still hit different: "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." (Joshua, chapter 24) 
Read the FULL …More