The Rome branch of 'Pro Vita & Famiglia' was vandalised on 30 May for the second time in ten days.
Criminals smeared the office with hate slogans such as "You will pay" and "We will not give you peace".
The hate group disabled out the security cameras with red paint and pasted 15 posters on the outside of the office showing the Palestinian flag waving over a burning St Peter's Basilica and the slogan 'Queers for Palestine'.
It was the 12th act of vandalism against the office in less than three years.
For 'Pro Vita & Famiglia', this constitutes a real persecution with a worrying escalation of violent and threatening content.
The human rights activists ask the Italian regime to "pay particular attention to the climate of growing tension, violence and hostility against 'Pro Vita & Famiglia' and all citizens involved in the pro-life movement".
There is no doubt that the regime will do nothing because these people are acting in its name. Similar attacks on homosexual activists would cause a …More

Children cannot make a more excellent and practical resolution than to constantly observe silence, modesty and the deepest recollection. The Church, it is true, celebrates on this day the triumph which it awards to Jesus Christ with the most august pomp, and brings into it all that remains of its ancient treasures and its ancient splendor; but she nevertheless declares to us that in her eyes, as in the eyes of the divine Triumphant, the most beautiful pomp is piety, and the most beautiful ornament is fervor; and what she especially likes today to offer to the eager gaze of the multitude is the contemplation of her ministers, and the touching modesty of the children whom she invites to this celebration. We will therefore remember that the Church has only allowed us to leave this enclosure to edify outside all those to whom we will be made a spectacle, only to adore there and make others adore Jesus Christ; for it is true that the most powerful and surest charm to win back lost hearts to …More

This is the latest rabbit Tucho Fernández, head of the Vatican's Dicastery for the Destruction of the Faith, has pulled out of his top hat.
Quote: "Many do not know that some [homosexual] couples, whose [pseudo-]blessing has caused quite a scandal, are people who live together and share everything except sex, which [for them] is a thing of their past," Tucho told AlfaYOmega.es (30 May).
If this is true, why was this crucial fact not made public before the two concubines were pseudo-blessed, causing a huge scandal of which Matthew 18:6 says: "But whosoever shall cause scandal in one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea"?
Tucho still insists on his ridiculous distinction between the "blessing of homosexual concubines" and the "blessing of two persons living in a homosexual concubinage", claiming that his blessing of sin "is not a blessing of a union, because this kind …More

In a new revealing act, the Spanish regime has forbidden the Rosary to be prayed in the streets of Madrid on the 8th and 9th of June "because of the European elections".
The regime is looking for any excuse to stop the Rosary. Any group caught praying in public on those days will face fines or imprisonment.
As usual, José Andrés Calderón, the organiser of the Rosary, asked for permission to pray in public. The regime granted this permission (until the "law" is changed) for all the days requested, except for 8 and 9 June.
Calderón has appealed to the Supreme Court of Justice 'for violation of fundamental rights' after being sentenced three times for praying the rosary.
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Presiding German Bishop Georg Bätzing of Limburg is "somewhat irritated" by Francis' recent statement that women cannot be ordained deacons [or priests].
Mgr Bätzing was speaking at the launch of his book "Rome is not an Enemy. Why the Church Needs Reforms" on 27 May in Frankfurt. "Reform" in this context means "decadence".
Francis' statement was only made in an interview and therefore doesn't belong to the Magisterium of the Church, Mgr Bätzing reassures: "I have never heard him speak like this before, and I have often spoken with him personally about these issues."
Mgr. Bätzing presents Francis as a "door opener" who doesn't want to make any fundamental changes in doctrine himself.
In contrast, Bätzing believes that the current "culture" in the [German] Church "cannot be reversed", which is true because the Church in Germany is clinically dead and survives only on state church-taxes. Bätzing himself knows this because he asks the question "how much time is left for the Church in Germany". …More