During today’s Regina Caeli prayer, Leo XIV paid tribute to his predecessor for his “great witness of faith and love.” Francis died on Easter Monday last year (April 21, 2025) at the age of 88. Leo XIV said, “In the light of the Risen Lord, we remember Pope Francis today with special affection.” Fittingly, he warned that the truth is often obscured by fake news, “that is, by lies, insinuations, and unfounded suspicions.” #newsTqowhltbxb
Bergoglio not only defied God, but his anti-magisterial teachings contradict Catholic faith and morals, demonstrating that he was not a pope either. The Church has automatically excommunicated the defenders and accomplices of heretics. That fact alone is proof of Prevost's obstinacy in rebellion against God and his complete adherence to Bergoglian heresy. Bergoglio, instead of repenting, died obstinate in his rebellion against God and the Church. And Prevost follows the same path of obstinacy and final impenitence. In the sacrilegious anti-church sect of Bergoglio and Prevost, the gates of hell prevail—namely, heresy and vice: the sin of sodomy and adultery. This further demonstrates that Prevost has not repented of being an adherent of Marxist liberation pseudotheology, nor of his act of public apostasy in worshipping Pachamama.
They have been striking civilian sites. Homes, towns, villages, schools, universities, libraries and so on. And no one in Iran is talking to trump. And what a terrible thing to do and say on Easter as he did. Bad enough he went golfing on Christmas day then had a weird crazy New Year's party. The man is not all there. And those who are involved with this war. America is going to be punished severely when the time comes.
Iran doesn't expect total blackout in case US-Israel attack its power plants "Highly diversified energy production sources, along with the grid’s geographic dispersion and interconnectedness, would allow the country to keep supplying at least partial power" — Iran's official to IRIB (x.com/mylordbebo/status/2041095771030774037) Join us (Lord Bebo Exclusive) | @MyLordBebo
More Than 1,200 Adults Enter Catholic Church at Easter Vigil in Diocese of Brooklyn More than 1,200 adults entered the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil across the Diocese of Brooklyn. At the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph, Bishop Robert Brennan celebrated as eight catechumens were baptized and four others received Communion and Confirmation. One candidate, Israel Rosario, shared how his journey came full circle 50 years after his family’s own faith story began in the same church. currents news
Hundreds of empty seats during Leo XIV’s Easter Vigil: Matt Butorac, a Catholic pilgrimage guide, reported on X that there were “hundreds of empty seats” during the Easter Vigil at St Peter’s Basilica. The screenshots, taken from a video he shared for "those claiming it was not empty", show the basilica during the baptisms. Butorac attributes this to ticketing issues and disorganised queues. However, shortly before the Eucharist began, entry was permitted without tickets and everyone was able to enter.
EMTY SEATS: Catholic Traveler had a video on X.com from yesterday's Easter Night Eucharist with Leo XIV. Screenshots (fair use)
Fourteen thousand people registered in a single day for the 2026 Notre-Dame de Chrétienté pilgrimage on the Paris–Chartres route, compared to 6,000 on the first day last year. The pilgrimage will take place over Pentecost, from May 23 to 25, and is expected to gather 20,000 participants walking to Chartres. A new, more accessible option - the “Jerusalem Route” - has been introduced. Shorter than the traditional 100 km walk (around 70 km), it is designed for those unable to complete the full distance. Like the main route, it also ends in Chartres, allowing more pilgrims to take part in the final stages of the pilgrimage. #newsChiagvdgui
Reports say coronavirus victim, Father Giuseppe Berardeelii, 72, donate him respirator machine give younger patient no be truth. One English doctor Jeffrey Brushwood. immediately question the story for Gloria.tv One Speaker for Bergamo diocese, Father Giulio Dellavite, tell CatholicNewsAgency.com say "dem no donate any ventilator" and "no respirator machine don come from outside the hospital." Araberara.it make up the story and im go viral on March 23. #newsIqaoafujnc
Yes, you will continue to bomb schools, universities, hospitals, science centers, libraries, and truck drivers, shopping centers and towns and villages. Poisoning their water. Killing many innocent children and people. We know. Just like you and Israel did to Gaza! What goes around comes around. This man given to America as punishment for our sins. He is a disaster to the world. And he is going to bring all of us all down with him. But, it is GOD'S Will that he does this. So be it.
St. Catherine of Sweden ~~~ If you are what you should be, you will set the whole world on fire. Let the Truth be your delight...proclaim it...but with a certain congeniality
At least 7 Christians were killed when Islamist terrorists struck two churches during Easter Sunday services in Ariko community, Kachia LGA, Kaduna State, Nigeria, on April 5. Several people were abducted, while the Nigerian army later rescued 31 civilians. Reports indicate the attack targeted a Catholic and an evangelical church.
Nigeria: Islamic terrorists have attacked the Ariko community, Kachia LGA in Kaduna State. 7 worshippers have been confirmed killed with so many worshipers abducted.
Exorcist Explains Spiritual Warfare and Catholic Mental Health | Fr Chad Ripperger How can Catholics discern whether interior suffering is the result of demonic oppression or struggles like anxiety, depression, or emotional trauma? In this episode of A Reason For Hope Podcast, Mario Costabile sits down with Catholic priest, exorcist, and Thomistic philosopher Fr. Chad Ripperger, who explains how the Church approaches spiritual warfare, using the rich intellectual tradition of St. Thomas Aquinas to distinguish between spiritual and psychological afflictions. We explore how demons interact with the intellect, will, and passions, and how Catholics can recognize signs of spiritual attack, while understanding that not all mental or emotional challenges are demonic in origin. Fr. Ripperger shares practical guidance on discernment of spirits, the role of grace, virtue, and the sacraments, and how Catholic mental health perspectives can complement spiritual care. This conversation is essential …Ọzọ