Traditionalists appear to be divided, Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen, 94, wrote today on his blog about the case of the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X (FSSPX). He suggests two things to consider: 1. A schism must be avoided with every effort, because it would cause serious and lasting damage to the Church. 2. A serious problem of conscience must also be respected: "How can someone be forced to follow teachings that evidently deny the Holy Tradition of the Church?" Cardinal Zen doubts that a dialogue between the FSSPX and the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith will bear fruit: "Tucho, who intends to undo the traditions of the Church - how could he not hate the FSSPX? He will probably be happy to see them excommunicated!" Cardinal Zen trusts Pope Leo XIV, even though it is he who keeps Tucho as his prefect at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Cardinal Zen refers to Leo XIV as "the good Father". "Pope Leo XIV is someone who listens. He understands, and he will help his …Zwiṅwe
Zen, Sarah, Müller, Burke: their cowardice and blindness crush us. The other hierarchy openly defends the antichrist prevost. What awaits us but the demolition of Catholicism by those who should be protecting it from apostates and effeminate men, since they themselves lead the apostate-homosexual movement within the Church?
Mar 6 Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops push for peace in the Middle East The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops have done the right thing in releasing a statement about the latest war in the Middle East. The bishops remind the faithful that the only answer to conflict is peace, diplomacy and prayer. In war, we're all defeated. Sadly, there are Christians and even a number of evangelical pastors who are telling their congregations to support the military operation against Iran. This is not the Christian answer. Mar 6 Univeristy of Toronto discriminates against those who don't believe in the religion of DIE Don't believe in the secular woke religion of DIE, diversity, inclusion and equity? Well, don't bother to apply to be a professor at Canada's progressive University of Toronto? Of course, "All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply," and go through the process. Just don't expect any diversity heretic to be hired. Inclusion ends where politically correct diversity starts …
Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, 60, of the Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of St. Peter the Apostle of San Diego, California, was arrested on Thursday at San Diego International Airport while attempting to leave the United States, reports NBCSanDiego.com. The arrest followed a months-long investigation by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Fraud Unit. Authorities say Shaleta will face eight counts of embezzlement, eight counts of money laundering, and an aggravated white-collar crime enhancement. The investigation began in August after a church representative from St. Peter Chaldean Church in El Cajon reported suspected financial misconduct. Investigators say more than $427,000 in church funds may be missing, possibly as much as $1 million. Rental payments from a church-owned property were reportedly taken in cash and never deposited, with the missing money later replaced by checks drawn from a charity account intended for the poor. Shaleta is also accused of visiting a brothel in Tijuana, Mexico, and …Zwiṅwe
A shepherd is standing quietly in a meadow, watching his sheep. Suddenly—a helicopter lands. Out steps a sharply dressed man in a suit, tie perfectly straight, laptop in hand. “You’re the shepherd, right?” The shepherd nods but says nothing. "Let me tell you something—you’re managing your flock the wrong way. I’ve got satellite data here. See that hill over there? The grass is greener on the other side. There are three possible grazing routes, but one is out—wolves in that area. The second route is shorter, so that’s your best option. If you feed the sheep according to this plan, wool production will increase significantly. Pretty impressive analysis, right? As my consulting fee, I’ll take one of your sheep.” The man grabs what he thinks is a sheep and heads back toward the helicopter. Just then the shepherd calls out: “You work for the government, don’t you?” “Yes… actually I do. But how did you figure that out?” The shepherd shrugs and replies: 1. You showed up even though …Zwiṅwe
165K views · 5K reactions | A big prank? I think we are stepping into a timeline of mass confusion. Stay grounded. Don’t be fooled. Don’t automatically toss things aside because they seem “crazy.” Reality is stranger than fiction… What do you think? #homesteadlife#homesteadinglife | Gubba Homestead A big prank? I think we are stepping into a timeline of mass confusion. Stay grounded. Don’t be fooled. Don’t automatically toss things aside because they seem “crazy.” Reality is stranger than fiction… What do you think? #homesteadlife#homesteadinglife
Archbishop Juan Antonio Aznárez Cobo, 65, of the Military Ordinariate of Spain, refused permission for the funeral rites of Antonio Tejero Molina to be held at the Armed Forces Cathedral in Madrid. No Canonical Explanation Monsignor Aznárez Cobo personally informed Tejero’s family that the funeral scheduled for 25 March would not be permitted in the cathedral. In a statement issued through their lawyer, the family expressed "deep sorrow and perplexity," noting that no canonical explanation had been provided for the decision. They emphasised that Catholic funerals are not judgments on a person’s life, but rather prayers for the soul of the deceased and a source of consolation for those who mourn. The Figure of Antonio Tejero As a lieutenant colonel, Tejero led the armed seizure of the Spanish parliament during the 1981 Spanish coup attempt. He supported the Francoist system. However, the coup collapsed following a televised address by King Juan Carlos I, after which Tejero was convicted …Zwiṅwe
How Pope Leo Was Elected - New Details Of Dramatic Conclave Battle Revealed Giuseppe Celia A new book lifts a lid on how, in May 2025, Pope Leo XIV was elected as the first US-born pope in the Catholic Church’s 2,000-year history. Its authors tell in previously unheard detail how Cardinal Robert Prevost, a low-key Augustinian friar from Chicago, had quietly garnered support from fellow cardinals as the conclave got underway but remained under the radar of wider attention as a serious candidate. Gerard O’Connell, the Vatican correspondent for “America,” a Catholic magazine based in New York, and Elisabetta Piqué, a correspondent for Argentina’s “La Nación” newspaper and a CNN contributor at the 2025 conclave, describe how an Italian frontrunner faded from contention while providing a breakdown of the voting inside the Sistine Chapel. They also report how the election of Prevost caught many by surprise, including senior figures in the Vatican. For years, the prospect of a pope from …Zwiṅwe
A viral video captures the moment an Iranian ballistic missile outmaneuvers multiple interceptors over central Israel, leading to a tragic impact in Beit Shemesh. This Iranian ballistic missile strike on March 1, 2026, marks the deadliest event in the current conflict, claiming nine lives. We analyze the "saturation tactics" used by the IRGC to overwhelm the Arrow-3 and David's Sling systems. Experts from the CSIS Missile Defense Project note that as Iranian ballistic missile technology evolves with high-speed agility, the cost-to-kill ratio for defenders is becoming unsustainable. In this video you will see: 1. Analysis of the "Fattah" maneuverable re-entry vehicle (MaRV) and its terminal agility. 2. Aftermath of the direct hit on the Beit Shemesh synagogue and shelter. 3. Nighttime footage of the "cat-and-mouse" game between the missile and 10+ interceptors. 4. Why saturation warfare is dropping interception rates below 90% in high-volume waves. Expert Insight: Firing 20 interceptors …Zwiṅwe
myunkie - If pro-abortion and pro-LGBT Israel together with Donald Trump, who has betrayed conservative values, stop their aggression against pro-life and pro-family conservative Iran, then similar defensive counterattacks by Iran against ultra-liberal Israel will not really happen again.
Leo XIV has appointed Swiss Guard Lieutenant Anton Kappler as his new personal valet, according to Eva Fernández on X. Born on 16 August 1979 in Wattwil, St. Gallen, Kappler has served in the Pontifical Swiss Guard since 2001. Often described as the Pope’s “butler,” the papal valet is responsible for the pontiff’s private daily routine. The role has occasionally drawn controversy, most notably in the 2012 Vatileaks scandal.
Eva Fernández: D'ora in poi vedremo questa Guardia Svizzera molto vicina al Papa: si tratta del tenente Anton Kappler, che Leone XIV ha scelto come suo “valletto”, una figura discreta ma essenziale nella vita quotidiana. Di solito sarà vicino al pontefice (in abiti civili).
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