Padre James Martin ha recentemente presieduto la confermazione del conduttore di ABC News Gio Benitez, apertamente gay e sponsorizzato dal marito.
Dunque per lor signori "quel" peccato non esiste e li renderebbe pure più degni davanti a Dio...
Questo video è oggettivamente atroce. E' "insegnare a Dio come si fa", e insegnare agli uomini che Dio sta imparando.
Vorrei che fosse tolto. La notizia, purtroppo, la conosciamo
40 Deacons Ordained by Papal Nuncio to Nigeria
On 5th December 2025, the Catholic Archdiocese of Onitsha marked the 140th anniversary of the arrival of the Catholic missionaries in Onitsha and South East. The celebration was marked with the ordination of 40 deacons from across the dioceses in Onitsha ecclesiastical province
Desideri una scuola veramente cattolicaper i tuoi figli?
Unisciti a noi.
La scuola cattolica, come la vollero i Papi, non è soltanto una scuola di cattolici. È una scuola dove tutto l’ambiente profuma di dottrina cristiana, dei suoi principî, della sua morale, delle sue esigenze come anche delle sue ricchezze spirituali. È una scuola dove l’intelligenza degli studenti è nutrita di cultura, ma anche illuminata dalla Fede. Vi si coltivano dei veri uomini, ma al contempo vi si forgiano dei veri cristiani.
Preiscrizioni
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Ad Albano Laziale. Maschile. Sono ammessi ragazzi dagli 11 anni ai 19. Un gioiello
Dove si trova?
“Anyone who has not prayed before the Christ of Javier does not know what it means to pray.”
It is the "Smiling Christ" of the Castle of Javier, Spain, the birthplace of Saint Francis Xavier,
the universal patron of missions. At 18, he left his home and never returned. Driven by his evangelizing zeal, he traveled the Far East, India, Japan, and other places, and died at the gates of China, on the island of Sancián.
"... You move me, Lord; seeing you,
nailed to a cross and mocked, moves me..."
Brazil raises a large 54-meter Virgin of Fatima
A large monument to Our Lady of Fatima 54 meters high, higher than Christ the Redeemer, was inaugurated and blessed in the Nossa Senhora de Fátima neighborhood, in Crato, state of Ceará (Brazil).
After a mass presided over by the Bishop of Crato, Monsgn. Magnus Henrique, musical presentations were held by Sister Kelly Patrícia, one of the founders of the Hesed Institute, and P. Fábio de Melo.
The place where the new monument is located has been called "shire of Our Lady of Fatima," according to the mayor's office, and "also has the replica of the chapel of the apparitions" of Our Lady of Fatima, in Portugal.
To Jesus through Mary!
To me this does not look like the Catholic Church.
The shocking pilgrimage of Scouts of Europe in Vézelay
In November 2025, some 3,500 members (males, young or not so young adults) of Scouts of Europe from different countries made a pilgrimage to the basilica of Vézelay, France, on its 50th annual pilgrimage.
The temple was built in the 11th century, and achieved great growth in the 13th century. It was considered the place that kept the relics of Santa María Magdalena and is one of the beginnings of the French Way to Santiago de Compostela. (It suffered destruction by the Huguenots of the sixteenth century and the anticlerical revolutionaries of the eighteenth century).
After two days of hiking, the scouts arrived at the basilica of Vézelay. In front of her they sang the "Kyrie des gueux" ("Kyrie of the beggars") and fulfilled the rite of knocking on the church door with their canes. The evening continued with a vigil of worship, where numerous priests were available for confession.
Good clean fun by good clean kids.
Catholic men kneel down to recite the Rosary in Poland:
Other countries could learn from Poland. Catholic men were seen kneeling in public, reciting the Rosary: a powerful testimony that is now inspiring similar movements throughout Europe.
Daniel 12:3:
"The learned will shine as brightly as the vault of heaven, and those who have instructed many in virtue, as bright as stars for all eternity."
Go Poland
The sign of the cross of a young pianist travels around the world
It happened on October 11th shortly before the start of the XIX International Chopin Piano Competition at the Warsaw Philharmonic, Poland.
In the atrium of one of the most prestigious stages in the world, the Polish pianist Piotr Pawlak, during a moment of tension-laden silence before his performance in the semifinals, took his rosary, made the sign of the cross and prayed.
Surprised by the clamor, 27-year-old Pawlak explained that it was an "absolutely natural gesture, I pray before every performance".
The reason? «I always ask for support, because what we do as musicians somehow exceeds our human abilities. I simply did what I always do. I don't hide my faith, and I'm not ashamed to ask God for help».
Born in Gdansk, Pawlak is famous for his ability to combine technical precision and emotional depth and is also linked to Italy. From 2024, in fact, he studies at the International Piano Academy of Lake Como.
Raised in a …Altro
ovunque andiamo, quando usciamo di casa, possiamo portare con noi il santo rosario e pregarlo.
E' vero: molti musicisti suonano in maniera sovrumana, divina, è quasi un miracolo esibirsi in maniera così perfetta, e questo miracolo è possibile solo grazie all'aiuto di Dio. Invochiamolo per ogni attività della nostra vita, lo Spirito Santo ci aiuta a fare bene il nostro lavoro se lo invochiamo.
Consider this.
Many of your peers, friends and siblings:
- No longer go to church
- Lack good Catholic role models
- Don't share in your passion for your faith
- Have lost or will lose their faith by the time they leave high school.
God might be calling you to spend a year as a NET missionary sharing your faith with young people across Canada
Collectively, in an average 9 month NET year, NET’s Retreat teams will:
Travel coast to coast
Serve 12 to 16 dioceses
Facilitate nearly 120 retreats
Stay in 125 host homes
Reach 8,500 young people one-on-one with the Gospel
A missionary year with NET is not for everyone, but for those who are called it is a life changing experience like no other. NET Missionaries embrace a radical lifestyle, living with just one suitcase, one backpack, and one life-changing message. A NET Missionary year transforms young people through:
An intensive 5-week training experience for youth ministry
Missionary experiences in community
Daily team and personal …Altro
Most of the Catholics I know believe that the Church stopped requiring attendance at Mass and the Sacraments after Vatican II.
Eine umstrittene neue Graffiti-inspirierte Kunstinstallation in der Kathedrale von Canterbury. Die Ausstellung zeigt temporäre Graffiti, die Gott Fragen zum Sinn des Lebens und zum christlichen Glauben stellen. Sie wurde jedoch mit einigen der unattraktiven Graffiti in britischen Städten verglichen.
Beispiele für die auf die alten Mauern der Kathedrale gekritzelten Fragen sind: „Ist Krankheit eine Sünde?“ und „Warum habt ihr Hass geschaffen, wenn Liebe doch viel mächtiger ist?“ Reverend David Monteith, Dekan von Canterbury, verteidigte die Installation mit den Worten: „Der Graffiti-Stil verstärkt diese Rohheit, die störend wirkt. Sie ist ungefiltert und ungeschönt. Diese Ausstellung schlägt bewusst Brücken zwischen Kulturen, Stilen und Genres und ermöglicht es uns, die Gaben junger Menschen zu erleben, die viel zu sagen haben.“
Students from all classes of the Saint Agnes School joined in a heartfelt procession to honor the Madonna del Rosario. With prayers on their lips, they walked the parish and the schoolyard, invoking his maternal intercession on this special Day of Remembrance.
E a Pompei niente, solo gay pride nella piazza antistante la Basilica della Vergine del Rosario.
Il gigantesco Rosario nascosto sotto le onde.
Nelle tranquille e misteriose profondità del lago Ilopango, San Salvador, i subacquei hanno scoperto un rosario gigante, che riposa pacificamente a 20 metri sott'acqua. Il filmato condiviso sui social media mostra l'enorme rosario che si estende sul fondo del lago, la sua forma chiaramente visibile sotto le onde. Nel profondo, un simbolo sacro emerge dal silenzio, invita a fermarsi e riflettere.
St. Thérèse of Lisieux’s Relics begin US tour at basilica named in her honor
Pilgrims from near and far are converging in Michigan, drawn to the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica in Royal Oak, just outside Detroit, where the relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux are on display. On October 1, 2025, Archbishop Edward Weisenburger and Rector Father John Bettin led a moving installation Mass, with the radiant, glass-encased reliquary gracing the altar. The saint’s relics first arrived in the United States over twenty-five years ago, inspiring the basilica’s dedication to her in 1999. Now, the 2025 tour marks the beginning of a 40-stop journey across 11 states. As detailed on StThereseusa2025.com, her relics will travel to California, Washington, D.C., Texas, Wisconsin, and several Carmelite convents through December.
I'm a secular Discalced Carmelite. This is wonderful and powerful, from a little saint of large holiness.
Hand the world a Little Flower.
Nantes Cathedral Reopens Five Years After Arson
After five years of restoration following the 2020 arson attack, Nantes’ Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral reopened on September 27 with a grand celebratory Mass. Bishop Laurent Percerou presided over the first service attended by bishops, the apostolic nuncio, and local dignitaries. The bishop thanked all those who contributed to rebuilding the cathedral, saying their work added to “authentic beauty.” He said the work of “architects, masons, stonemasons, electricians” enabled the reopening of the Cathedral, “still convalescing but standing firm, ready to regain its rightful place in the city.”
La cattedrale di Nantes riapre cinque anni dopo l'incendio doloso