01.01.2026 PRIESTS AND RELIGIOUS SISTERS CONFIRM THAT POPE LEO AND THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS ARE IN GENERAL APOSTASY Priests and Religious Sisters confirm that Pope Leo and the College of Cardinals are in general apostasy with the irrational interpretation of the Creeds, Councils and Catechisms. This is the de facto condition of the Consistory which meets this month. The theological axis in the Catholic Church has changed. Aside from the liberals and the traditionalists; Lefebvrists, there is now a third group. The LG 16-is-invisible group. They are Feeneyites (invisible people are invisible) and not Cushingites (invisible people are visible). So the two theological axis now are Feeneyite (traditionalists who accept and interpret Vatican Council II rationally) and Cushingites (the popes, cardinals, bishops and the Lefebvrists. They interpret the Creeds, Councils and Catechisms irrationally, unlike the Feeneyites. There has been no denial from them.). The rational and traditional group …More
Home » Architecture » Before and After: St. Cecilia's Catholic Church in Ames, Iowa One of the architects at SVPA Architects, an architectural firm based in West Des Moines, lowa, recently reached out to LAJ to inform us of a recently completed a renovation at St. Cecilia's Catholic Church in Ames, lowa -- a church that was only rededicated this past July 24th (the photos here predate that please note, hence why there are no altar cloths or candlesticks upon the altar). They have provided us with the following detailed background about the church and the project in question: St. Cecilia's current church and parish hall was originally built in 1972 in a modernist style.. There was very little in the way of liturgical art, the altar and other sanctuary furnishings were movable, the tabernacle was located off the central axis, and the narthex was dimly lit... In the early 2000s the original narthex was torn down with the intent to build a new narthex and a new church in a second phase.…
01/01/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. Today, I will not write about the tragic war in Ukraine. It is not a war of one people, not even the Ukrainian people. It is a war between two empires that has been going on for almost twelve years. The main burden is borne by the inhabitants of Ukraine. This title comes from an article published on Wednesday by Venezuelan journalist Andreína Chávez, who clearly holds communist views. My nearly 30 years of personal experience with the planned economy of the People’s Republic of Poland leads me to rebel strongly when I read praise for this method of wasting human labor. I chose this article for another reason. It describes the situation in Venezuela, a South American country. In short, I would describe this conflict as follows: a thief (the US) outraged by the owner (Venezuela) taking back his property, uses all available means, mainly military, to regain his loot. This is what the article is about: “War of the entire people”: Venezuela’s …
Home » Architecture » Before and After: St. Cecilia's Catholic Church in Ames, Iowa One of the architects at SVPA Architects, an architectural firm based in West Des Moines, lowa, recently reached out to LAJ to inform us of a recently completed a renovation at St. Cecilia's Catholic Church in Ames, lowa -- a church that was only rededicated this past July 24th (the photos here predate that please note, hence why there are no altar cloths or candlesticks upon the altar). They have provided us with the following detailed background about the church and the project in question: St. Cecilia's current church and parish hall was originally built in 1972 in a modernist style.. There was very little in the way of liturgical art, the altar and other sanctuary furnishings were movable, the tabernacle was located off the central axis, and the narthex was dimly lit... In the early 2000s the original narthex was torn down with the intent to build a new narthex and a new church in a second phase.…
In his English homily (excerpted below), delivered at the Eucharist in memory of Pope Benedict XVI on the eve of the third anniversary of his death, Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller praised the former pope for his theological legacy [and despite the fact that Ratzinger’s pontificate paved the way for Bergoglio's]. “As prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, he set standards of the highest diligence, intellectual precision, and incorruptibility for the Roman Magisterium.” And: “During his pontificate, he was one of the greatest theologians on the Cathedra Petri.” And again: “He has left us an immense theological legacy of exceptional quality and was rightly recognized as one of the great Catholic intellectuals of our time.” For the Writer, Not the Reader When Cardinal Müller presented Pope Benedict XVI with the first volume of the Opera Omnia, he explained that the project would eventually comprise 16 volumes amounting to an estimated 25,000–30,000 pages. Cardinal …More
Holy and Sorrowful Mother of God, please Bless the Evert Family in their time of need for their Son John Paul. The Sixth Sword of Sorrow: Jesus is Taken Down From the Cross (John 19:38-40) Prayer We thank you, Beloved Mother, for your courage as you stood beneath your dying Child to comfort Him on the Cross. As our Savior drew His last breath, you became a wonderful Mother to all of us; you became the Blessed Mother of the world. We know that you love us more than our earthly parents do. We implore you to be our advocate before the Throne of Mercy and Grace so that we can truly become your children. We thank you for Jesus, our Savior and Redeemer, and we thank Jesus for giving you to us. Please pray for us, Mother. Then, pray 1 Our Father and 7 Hail Marys.
Reviewing Nußbaum’s book in the journal of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Innsbruck, Zeitschrift für katholische Theologie (no. 88, 1966), another great expert on the history of liturgy, the Tyrolean Josef Andreas Jungmann, a member of the Liturgical Commission during the Second Vatican Council, had no hesitation in declaring that “the often-repeated assertion that the early Christian altar presupposed as a rule that it should face the people is a legend.” A scathing criticism.
Would one be too churlish in sifting through such intellectual prejudicial ramblings (with their preconceived conclusions, as always) to refer to Nußbaum’s speculations as 'two-faced'?
Russia's retaliation over Ukraine's attempt to take out Vladimir Putin on his presidential compound will be BRUTAL says Danny Haiphong, who breaks the devastating reality no one is talking about: Oreshnik missiles are not only deployed but key sources are indicating that its use is very much in play. Watch until the end. What Ukraine tried to hit was not just the targeting of the Residence but a special facility of the Russian Federation. Designed to control the armed forces of the Russian Federation in the even of a nuclear war. So it was if they attacked Air Force One. It's an entire city with external structures and underground facilities and all kinds of communicating nodes. A strike on the control center of the nuclear triad of the armed forces of the Russian Federation during a bloody nuclear war. Russia's Oreshnik Missiles will DESTROY Ukraine Over Decapitation Attack, Trump SHOCKED
A previously rare, violent immune disorder is skyrocketing in clinical settings just as new COVID vaccines are administered—and public health authorities appear determined to look the other way. The condition, known as TAFRO syndrome, unleashes a catastrophic inflammatory response that can shut down the body in a matter of days. Patients experience plummeting platelet counts, massive full-body swelling, relentless high fevers, kidney failure, bone marrow scarring, and rapid enlargement of vital organs. Many end up critically ill, hospitalized, and fighting for survival. Doctors warn TAFRO syndrome is not a mild reaction. This is immune system collapse. BYPASS THE CENSORS Sign up to get unfiltered news delivered straight to your inbox. You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use TAFRO syndrome is driven by runaway cytokine signaling, particularly interleukin-6 (IL-6)—the same inflammatory pathway repeatedly implicated in severe COVID cases and documented …
[Saint HILDEGARD OF BINGEN ~ XI-XII Century AD; Bermersheim, Holy Roman Empire/Bingen am Rhein, Holy Roman Empire, aged 81; Abbess, Polymath, Writer, Composer, Mystic, Visionary, Philosopher, Medical Writer and Practitioner, Composer of Sacred Monophony, Virgin, Founder, Doctor of the Church] “2. The Action of the Will (from Scivias I, 4) /Comments: In a series of images based on her concept of ‘greenness’, this digression in the middle of Scivias 1, 4 presents some of Hildegard’s ideas on anthropology. Perhaps written before the letter to Bernard, it has been compared to writings by Hugh of St Victor and Honorius of Autun and reveals how widely read she must have been, especially as she did not base the passage on one particular identifiable source. Drawing on wide knowledge, Hildegard describes her understanding of such ideas as the relation of soul and body, human understanding and the action of the will./ “17. How the soul reveals its capabilities according to the capabilities of …More
"18. The human being contains three paths A human being contains three paths: namely, soul, body and senses. On these three paths, human life runs its course. The soul fills the body with life and brings forth the senses; for its part the body attracts the soul to it and opens the senses; in turn the senses touch the body and draw the soul to them. The soul provides the body with life like fire flooding the darkness with light; it has two major powers like two arms: the understanding and the will. Not that the soul has these limbs to move herself about; rather she reveals herself in these two powers like the sun manifesting itself in the splendour of its light. Therefore human being, you are not a bundle of veins; pay attention to the knowledge of the scriptures."
31.12.2025 SEDEVACANTIST BISHOPS SANBORN AND PIVARUNAS HAVE TO CLOSE SHOP : THE COUNCIL AND CATECHISM ARE TRADITIONAL The sedevacantists Bishop Mark Pivarunas and the CMRI , Bishop Donald Sanborn and the late Fr. Anthony Cekada at the MHT seminary and Peter and Michael Dimond at the Most Holy Family Monastery, New York, USA interpret Vatican Council II irrationally. For them Lumen Gentium 8 etc is a break with Tradition. So they correctly reject the conclusion of Vatican Council ( irrational), while using the false premise ( LG ,8,14, 16 etc are visible cases they are known in particular people in the present times ) to interpret Lumen Gentium 8 etc. On the website of the CMRI there is a list of baptism of desire cases. All are interpreted as being visible exceptions for the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus (EENS) . But this is false. In reality the baptism of desire cases are always invisible for us human beings. Bishop Pivarunas and the CMRI continue with the error even after …More
You know @Lionel Leslie Andrades you just hit the nail smack dabb on the head with the simple but profound explanation of the false premise! I just get a laugh when I think woah, "invisible people are in fact, not visible!" It seems such a simple statement but it is hidden behind the Marxist double speak of the modernists! Happy New Year!