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Historic British castles are becoming mosques. It is like losing one's soul. Intolerable.

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ComplicitClergy

Cardinal Sarah: Opposition to the Traditional Latin Mass Will Die Out with the ’68 Generation

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Cardinal Sarah: Opposition to the Traditional Latin Mass Will Die Out with the ’68 Generation

Cardinal Robert Sarah says the aversion to Latin and Gregorian chant among some in the Church will die out with the generation that created it. In a new interview with Italian journalist Nico Spuntoni, published today in Il Giornale, the former prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments argues that opposition to traditional liturgy is confined to “self-referential cultural circles” rooted more in psychology than substance. Once the ’68 generation passes from influence, he predicts, so too will the “baseless, one-sided positions” that have diminished the cultural stature of Latin Catholicism — a shift he sees coming for the Traditional Latin Mass and for tradition more broadly. The Cardinal also delivers a sharp verdict on Pope Francis’ 2021 restrictions on the old rite. He calls Traditionis Custodesneither wise nor respectful toward Benedict XVI, who he says bore the decision with the meekness of a lamb even as it was imposed while he was still …

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Josefa Menendez

There can be no accepted coexistence of truth (Catholic tradition) and error (modernism). Sarah talks about Bergoglio, but not about Prevost, who completes the work of destruction. Prevost's left-wing politics, his promotion of sodomy, his denial of the honorific titles of the Mother of God, his syncretism, and his synodality are ALSO destructive and therefore a war against traditional Catholic teaching. Sarah has neither the courage nor the loyalty to Catholic tradition to call the criminal by name: Prevost.

noi_cattolici

Thousands of drones created image of Mary in front of Lord Jesus in Brasil

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giveusthisday

And they crowned her - Complete with the two Sacred Hearts!

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Belgium’s New Female Ambassador to the Holy See Is 🌈 Champion

Caroline Vermeulen, Belgium’s new ambassador to the Holy See, presented her credentials to Pope Leo XIV on August 27.
The Belgian diplomat has frequently supported homosexual initiatives during her career.
Born in 1973, Vermeulen has served in Japan, Russia, China and Taiwan, as well as with the European Union. From 2004 to 2011, she served as secretary to Queen Paola of Belgium.
More recently, she was Belgium’s ambassador to Austria, additionally accredited to Slovakia and Slovenia, and permanent representative to the international organizations in Vienna.
During her time in Vienna, Vermeulen became a member of International Gender Champions, a network of diplomats and international officials committed to promoting the gender ideologie.
On her International Gender Champions profile, Vermeulen states: “Diversity, including with respect to gender, in a professional environment improves the quality and results of teamwork.”
In 2023, Vermeulen participated in Vienna’s homosexual march as …More

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john333

Culture of porn and sex outside marriage without consequences broad is the road that leads too damnation

Boanerges Boanerges

How fitting. They have completed their takeover of Rome...

Pierre Henri

vegastar
@vegastarr
Banks Don’t Actually Lend You Money. They Create New Money The Moment You Sign The Loan. Your Signature Creates The Debt… And You Spend Years Paying It Back. The More You Learn About Money, The More The System Starts To Make Sense.

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French Freemason receives Catholic funeral in violation of Church law

Obsèques de François Patriat à Semur-en-Auxois : la prise de parole du Président Emmanuel Macron. Le président qui vient de signer la loi sur l’euthanasie prend la parole dans l’église.

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john333

Where Candace Owens when you need her Candace Owens

Vatican II: A Genuine Internal Revolution within the Church?
Vatican II : une véritable révolution interne de …

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Ivan Tomas

The Disease, the Cause and the Cure
Every day, Catholic writers publish another article warning us about what is going wrong in the Church. Synodality, conciliarism, liturgical abuses, doctrinal confusion — the list seems endless. Much of what they write is true, necessary and long overdue. But after reading so much of it, one question becomes increasingly difficult to avoid: are we going to keep describing the disease, or will someone finally dare to speak about its cause — and about the cure?
The Disease, the Cause and the Cure

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The Disease, the Cause and the Cure

Every day, Catholic writers publish another article warning us about what is going wrong in the Church. Synodality, conciliarism, liturgical abuses, doctrinal confusion — the list seems endless. Much of what they write is true, necessary and long overdue. But after reading so much of it, one question becomes increasingly difficult to avoid: are we going to keep describing the disease, or will someone finally dare to speak about its cause — and about the cure? Of course, modernist synodality is poison for the Church. It is the same evil spirit of Protestantism, but now in an even more progressive guise in this technically modern but spiritually rotten time in which we live. But is it enough to keep writing about how bad the disease is, instead of trying to eliminate its real cause? Indeed, there are more than enough writings about what even the birds in the trees already know. Writing about how synodalism, conciliarism — in fact, modernism as a whole — are grievously harmful to the Church …

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Ivan Tomas

@giveusthisday, me too.
Maybe it'll be reaching a certain number.

giveusthisday

Well seems like a fair number of people are also questioning the legitimacy of the current successor of Peter - I wonder what the mechanism for action is?

Tom Morelli

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Moderator III

Double Standard

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yoursaintjohn.ca

Saint Simon Catholic Church reduced to ashes - Your Saint John

Fire has destroyed New Brunswick’s tallest wooden church. Saint Simon church near Caraquet was built in 1917. Saint Simon church fire (August 2026) IMAGE: Yvonne Chiasson with permission Residents watched early on Monday morning as an inferno engulfed the structure, leaving behind just charred remains. In a social media post, the Village of Caraquet said its hearts are heavy. It says a true emblem of its heritage has been ravaged by flames. There’s no word on the cause yet, but reports indicate it is considered suspicious. Saint Simon church fire (August 2026) IMAGE: Yvonne Chiasson with permission Tara Clow is a multi-award-winning news anchor and reporter with more than 30 years of experience at radio stations across Canada. She is a graduate of the Radio and TV Arts program at Toronto Metropolitan University and the Humber College radio broadcasting program. She is based in Moncton and covers stories across Canada. Contact Tara at clow.tara@radioabl.ca. View all posts Do you have a …

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john333

homosexualization of the clergy was the cancer that caused this collapse will done Bella Dodd. Sexual abuse crisis and lack of justice

Boanerges Boanerges

They burn our churches today. But don't worry their sorry souls will soon burn also

131K views · 3.4K reactions | Adam Borowski on Reels

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en.news

Leo XIV to Lutheran Lay-Bishops: We Have a “Shared Mission in the World”

Today, Leo XIV welcomed the Lutheran State Bishops of Norway in audience.
Referring to the fallen human condition, Leo XIV said it is “all too easy to adopt an attitude of hostility toward those with whom we disagree”.
That is why he seeks – at least with Protestants – “concrete paths of reconciliation and of fraternity”.
Leo XIV recalled Christ’s prayer for the unity of his disciples.
Key phrase: “Grounded in our common Baptism and our shared mission in the world, I pray that we may always grow together in our service to the promotion of peace and justice.”
Picture: Vatican Media, #newsVyggmwuakm

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john333

Its called highway to hell

Father Karl A Claver

Ecumenism sounds nice, but it does not work. Much dialogue has produced hardly any converts to Catholicis, while there have been countless apostate Catholics who have become non-Catholic.

Sandy Barrett

Diane Montagna blames "the drafters"

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Malki Tzedek

Sorry, I don't buy it. Any pope worthy of the name is not merely a script-reader, and, if he can't discern that which is wrong (or 'wrongly phrased') he's on autopilot, and should recuse himself from his office.

Tom Morelli

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In Principio

The Seventh Letter (and the last) of Saint Francis of Paola ~ 'Let your soul rejoice!'

Seventh Letter.
My excellent Lord, — Let your soul rejoice! for his Divine Majesty manifests through you such wonderful signs and great miracles,
according to what I, by God’s will, have often and again written and foretold to you. One of your posterity shall achieve greater deeds and work greater wonders than your lordship. That man will be a great sinner in his youth, but like St. Paul he shall be drawn and converted to God. He shall be the great founder of a new religious order different from all the others. He shall divide it into three classes, namely:
1. Military knights;
2. Solitary priests;
3. Most pious hospitallers.
This shall be the last religious order in the Church, and it will do more good for our holy religion than all other religious institutes.
By force of arms he shall take possession of a great kingdom. He shall destroy the sect of Mahomet, extirpate all tyrants and heresies. He shall bring the world to a holy mode of life. There will be one fold and one Shepherd. He …More

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In Principio

"There will be one fold and one Shepherd. He shall reign until the end of time. On the whole earth there shall be only twelve kings, one emperor, and one pope. Rich gentlemen shall be very few, but all saints. May Jesus Christ be praised and blessed;"

St. Thomas Aquinas ~ Wisdom, to which knowledge about God pertains, cannot be perfectly acquired by man, especially in this life...

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In Principio

Instaurare Omnia in Christo Thank You so much!

Pierre Henri

Jim Ferguson
@JimFergusonUK
WHAT IF BRITAIN'S FUTURE LOOKED LIKE THIS?
A powerful fictional short film imagines Britain in 2029 after years of unrest, economic collapse and civil conflict. It explores how rising inflation, political division and the breakdown of public trust could transform everyday life. It's fiction. But it's designed to ask an uncomfortable question: Could a nation ignore the warning signs until it's too late?
Watch the clip.
The Node Project | Independent Films & Music

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