Fatima’s Warning Reveals What Lies Ahead The anniversary of the Miracle at Fatima is significant as it commemorates the appearance of Our Lady, who demonstrated the truth of her messages to the children. She also appeared at Akita, reiterating her message due to disobedience, warning of fire from the sky and internal strife within the church hierarchy. Despite approval from the Cardinal Archbishop of Tokyo, efforts have been made to suppress the message of Akita. The message emphasizes the importance of staying faithful to the Catholic Church and Our Lady during a time of apostasy and turmoil. It warns of a coming mass apostasy from the top of the Church, but reassures us that Our Lady is in control and will guide us through this difficult period. The message encourages prayer, fidelity, and trust in Our Lady, St. Joseph, and the angels. Fr. Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul: Home | Holy Trinity Parish You can also find Fr. Robert Altier’s homilies and talks on: …เพิ่มเติม
INTERVENTO CHIRURGICO DI LEONE XIV CONCLUSO POSITIVAMENTE L’intervento chirurgico a cui è stato sottoposto oggi Papa Leone XIV si è concluso positivamente, nei tempi e secondo le modalità previste. Il Santo Padre ha fatto rientro nella propria stanza al Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli di Roma. La Sala Stampa della Santa Sede ha comunicato che seguiranno ulteriori aggiornamenti sulle condizioni di salute del Pontefice. Continuiamo ad accompagnare il Santo Padre con la preghiera. da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
Cardinal Roche: a considerable gap between his claims and the documented facts. Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship, gave AdVaticanum.com an interview on October 13 containing factual errors, questionable assertions and what critics might describe as gaslighting. The world’s bishops wanted restrictions on the Latin Mass Cardinal Roche has “no doubt” that the world's bishops wanted to change Summorum Pontificum and restrict the Traditional Latin Mass, adding that “the bishops were very concerned about the situation.” Reality check: The majority of bishops responding to the Vatican's 2020 questionnaire stated that changing Summorum Pontificum would cause more harm than good. Benedict XVI issued ‘Summorum Pontificum’ for the FSSPX Cardinal Roche claims that Summorum Pontificum was created to accommodate the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX). Reality check: Benedict XVI was asked by Peter Seewald in 2016 about precisely this interpretation. His reply …เพิ่มเติม
The Vatican has stepped in to save an 850-year-old French abbey from being sold. Founded in 1169, Notre-Dame-du-Pré Abbey in Valmont, Normandy, was home to Benedictine monks and, more recently, nuns. But in 2022, the last sisters departed due to age and declining health, leaving the historic monastery's future uncertain. A dispute emerged within the Church. A Vatican-appointed apostolic commissioner, tasked with overseeing the dissolution of the religious community, supported selling the abbey to an outside organization. Bishop Jean-Luc Brunin of Le Havre opposed the sale, insisting that the property should retain its religious purpose. In July 2026, Rome sided with the bishop, clearing the way for the abbey to remain in ecclesiastical use, according to Tribune Chrétienne. An endowment fund is now envisaged to manage the vast estate, comprising 15 hectares of land and 8,000 square metres of buildings. Four religious communities have already expressed interest in settling there. A decision …เพิ่มเติม
The consecrated life was once taught to be a very holy vocation. But since Vatican II this has changed. No small wonder the monasteries and convents are empty.
How podcasts became political powerhouses | Let's Focus Some called the 2024 US presidential election the “podcast election”. Two years on, the label looks less like hyperbole and more like a preview. Host Josh Rushing is joined by Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, and Emily Jashinsky, host of After Party and an anchor at Breaking Points, to ask whether podcasts are genuinely widening political discourse - or simply letting candidates pick friendly rooms and dodge the scrutiny that comes with real journalism. Presenter: Josh Rushing Contributors: Cenk Uygur – Founder, The Young Turks Emily Jashinsky – Host of After Party and co-host of Breaking Points Al Jazeera English
The irony: Glasgow's archdiocesan newspaper entitled Flourish - meaning “to thrive” or “to blossom” - announces plans to halve the archdiocese's roughly 80 parishes and close 24 churches. Under the front-page headline “We Must Face Up to Reality”, the October issue of Flourishdetails the largest parish restructuring in Glasgow's history. Many mergers and closures are expected within five years, others within a decade. The proposals were approved by Archbishop William Nolan and his council of priests. Since Nolan took office in 2022, the number of active priests has fallen by a third. Most are over 60, while only ONE priest is under 45. Archdiocesan communications director Ronnie Convery warned that, on current projections, Glasgow could have just eight active priests in twenty years. #newsHbkzquamnc
The Catholic archbishop responsible for U.S. military personnel said it is “morally acceptable” for service members to disobey an order if it is against their own conscience, as the Trump administration weighs possible troop deployments to Minneapolis, and the use of force to seize Greenland.
Real pastoral of him to encourage poor kids from troubled families (since they're virtually the only ones who volunteer for military service) to get themselves thrown in the brig for disobeying orders, then thrown out of the service, then home to adjust to their new permanently-unemployed fate, since few employers will hire a dishonorably discharged soldier.
The real issue here is how very precious few people have a well-formed conscience. The average person is so out of touch with reality that most will confuse feelings or ideals with conscience.
Leo XIV’s Amoris Laetitia meeting: “Families that fall short of the ideal of marriage can manifest Christian virtues”. Today, Véronique Lonchamp addressed the Vatican meeting marking ten years of Amoris Laetitia. She is responsible for family ministry at the French Bishops’ Conference. She said that attitudes such as fidelity [!] and mercy can be manifested in any family seeking to live the Gospel, even when “its situation does not fully correspond to the Christian ideal of marriage.” Lonchamp also listed “pastoral” initiatives that have emerged in France over the past decade under the influence of Amoris Laetitia. Her list included: “The contribution of couples to the development of diocesan guidelines for accompanying separated or divorced persons or those who have entered a new union.” Lonchamp did not specify which dioceses were involved or what the guidelines contain. #newsSdnabbqteu
The sacramental marriage, for which John the Baptist gave his life, is not an ideal, but the divine will. It is possible with God's help. This encounter does not support the family, but its destruction.