Denver Archdiocese imposed restrictions on Rev. Chad Ripperger following investigation into medical advice in 2025
The celebrity priest Fr. Chad Ripperger had his ministry restricted as early as 2025. An investigation published by his critics at WherePeterIs.com on October 20 documents earlier restrictions Fr Ripperger by the Archdiocese of Denver. Fr Ripperger is known for attributing various psychological conditions, temptations, and behaviors to demonic influence. He has associated named demons with abortion, homosexuality, sloth, and other matters, and has described obtaining information about demons by questioning them during alleged exorcisms. In a 2018 lecture, Ripperger claimed that cases of bipolar disorder were actually cases of demonic obsession. Then-Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver initiated an investigation in March 2025. It followed a complaint from a family whose relative stopped taking psychiatric medication after following Ripperger's advice and subsequently suffered severe, reportedly irreversible harm. Following the investigation, formal canonical restrictions were imposed in …More
Vatican Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad visited the Jain temple at the Oshwal Centre in Potters Bar, near London, on October 20. Inside the temple, a Jain pagan "priest" presented a metal tray bearing burning oil lamps in what appears to be Aarti, a devotional ritual in which light is waved before a sacred image or idol. #newsZsvfyafjwd
Father Carlos Martins, who hosts a popular podcast about exorcisms, is suing two lay Catholic commentators for defamation, alleging that they falsely told listeners of another podcast that he is not an exorcist.
"It was a very unscientific and harmful report." HJA Ruissen condemns the Forbidden Colours "Hate Review" — a report riddled with lies and inaccuracies about hundreds of Christian organisations. He rightly asks: Why is the EU funding groups who vilify certain viewpoints simply because they are Christian? @Jugend für das Leben
Worse than Germany: Milan Archdiocese offers Buddhism course ahead of World Youth Day. The Archdiocese of Milan, led by Archbishop Mario Delpini, is offering five free online lessons on Buddhism from October 26 to November 23 to prepare young Catholics for World Youth Day in Seoul, South Korea, in August 2027. The course, titled In the Footsteps of Buddha, is organized by the Carlo Maria Martini Centre in cooperation with the University of Milano-Bicocca. It is part of the archdiocese's official WYD preparations. Participants will study Buddha's teachings, Theravada, Mahayana, Zen and Korean Buddhism. Among the lecturers is Buddhist monk and Zen teacher Tetsugen Serra. Those completing the course requirements can receive a certificate, while university students may apply for academic credits. According to the diocese, the initiative seeks to highlight Buddhism's contribution to questions of existence, suffering, happiness and ethics. Writing in La Verità on October 20, Gianfranco Amato …More
Pope Leo-appointed Missio president pushes the Church to accompany women who feel "called to the priesthood." Sister Mary Teresa Barron claims the Synod and "what comes from the Holy Spirit cannot be stopped."
The Catholic situation. As we speak right now many Christians will get martyred and NO one at the Vatican will say or do anything. Several countries have embraced communism socialism, but the most important thing for the top is treating politicians who go after illegal migrants, cancel money for both DEI and climate change like if they were nazis. Christians ARE being killed and are made slaves right now, the communist party in China are establishing their communist Bishops as "catholic", but to them, ordeining new bishops within the SSPX is hell on earth. Meanwhile, judas James Martin goes all around the Catholic Church preaching to the masses that homosexuality is beautiful, 2 popes, 2 seat downs while those who are faithful don’t get 1 minute of the pope's time. France is burning now due to the type dark migrant policy their leaders for years have taken, the same type of policy BOTH popes embraced... NEVER did Francis defended a Christian migrant they were all muslims, going around …More
Sto diffondendo questo pensiero che spero sia cattolico ma laico . Dal punto di vista morale Parigi , Bologna, Milano, Roma , Torino ,Marsiglia meritano di essere rase al suolo o dai teppisti o da qulacos'altro perchè si è afferamta oramai la mentalita democratica di libertè , fraternite , egalitè che sta dando i suoi frutti . Prima crolla questa tipo di civiltà e piu si avvicina il Regno di Dio o la cilviltà in cui regna la giustizia sociale
Pope at Audience: We must urgently protect families and marriage At his first Wednesday General Audience after having undergone surgery, Pope Leo XIV thanks everyone for their prayers and reflects on the role of families as the foundation of society, emphasizing the important bond between spouses and the gift of having children.
Leone XIV ai fedeli in udienza: "Prima di tutto grazie" Prima udienza generale del Papa dopo la sospensione per l'intervento a cui si è sottoposto il 13 ottobre scorso. Una grande folla di fedeli, erano almeno in 30mila, ha tributato tutto il suo affetto al pontefice. teledehon
Pope at Audience: We must urgently protect … “The first thing I would like to say to you is: thank you! Thank you for the support of your prayers. Thanks be to God for His generosity. Let us all renew our trust in the goodness and mercy of God,” Pope Leo XIV said on October 20 in St. Peter's Square, during his first Wednesday General Audience after having undergone surgery. Pope Leo XIV was discharged from Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Saturday, October 17, after five days in hospital following a lung operation on Tuesday, October 13. Family is the foundation of society Pope Leo continued the catechesis cycle on the Documents of the Second Vatican Council and reflected on the 1965 Pastoral Constitution Gaudium et Spes (meaning “joy and hope”) on the Church in the modern world. This week he focused on marriages and family, underlining the need to protect and preserve them as they are crucial to society. The teaching of Gaudium et Spes on marriage and the family highlights “the social …More
Worse than Germany: Irish Synod pushes female 'ordination'. Twenty-three bishops, including presiding Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh, attended the Irish Synod on Saturday. The majority favoured the ordination of women to the diaconate. The Synod didn't vote on using chocolate instead of hosts at the Novus Ordo. More than 300 handpicked delegates gathered in Gormanston, County Meath, to vote on 35 proposals concerning the future of the Church in Ireland. Regarding women's ministry, including "ordination" to the diaconate, 54% supported further exploration. A further 19% called for further consideration, while 27% were opposed. Delegates also voted in favour of adopting "more respectful language" concerning practicing homosexuals. The proposal received 61% support, while 26% requested further discernment and 13% opposed it. At the end of the assembly, Archbishop Martin recalled that it was the bishops who had initiated the synodal process in 2021. He announced that the Irish Bishops' …More
NYTIMES: ICE Says It Didn't Hit a Biker With a Car. Video: Watch | New York Times Video footage shows the moment in Long Beach, Calif., when a vehicle swerves toward an oncoming cyclist. The mayor has called for an investigation into ICE agents' treatment of the rider.
Rev. Antonio Jesús Martín de Lera, former vicar general of the Diocese of Zamora, Spain, is facing a canonical criminal trial over financial misconduct and abuse of ecclesiastical authority. Bishop Fernando Valera ordered a preliminary investigation after learning of possible irregularities. A judicial tribunal was formally constituted on January 29, 2026, before the Tribunal of the Rota of the Apostolic Nunciature in Madrid. According to Spanish media reports, investigators uncovered substantial unexplained financial losses linked to the management of Cáritas assets. The amounts involved have not been disclosed. The proceedings follow a prolonged dispute between the bishop and his former deputy, who was previously removed from diocesan leadership and parish responsibilities. The diocese stresses that no verdict has been reached and that Martín de Lera remains entitled to the presumption of innocence. #newsVdzysuastr
Sam shows us another Catholic Church near Moscow. I have shown pictures already of The Cathedral of the Annunciation. Now we see another Catholic Church near Moscow. Today I’m visiting a typical provincial Russian Catholic church — a small, peaceful place many people outside the country don’t even realise exists. While Russia is known for its Orthodox churches and golden domes, there are Catholic communities quietly living their everyday lives across the country, especially in provincial towns. As a foreigner, stepping into one of these churches feels both familiar and unique. The architecture, the atmosphere, the people, the traditions… they create a blend of Western and Russian influences you rarely see anywhere else. In this video, you’ll see: – What a Catholic church in provincial Russia actually looks like – The architecture, interior, and atmosphere – How Catholic communities live within a largely Orthodox country – The differences and similarities to Western churches – A quiet …More
Zion calling it RIGHT for France, you can call Netanyahu whatever but in this video he tells it like it is... France took thousands of muslims and now is taking it in the chin, but most catholics will say: "it’s Netanyahu he"s a zionist", but I say, even the devil tells the truth when compelled by the Power of God, and sometimes such Power works indirectly to bring out the truth, and the truth is... France politicians embraced the devil and now its people suffer the consequences, IF only they would've embraced Jesus from the get go, this would've never happened.
In this video, you’ll see: – What a Catholic church in provincial Russia actually looks like – The architecture, interior, and atmosphere – How Catholic communities live within a largely Orthodox country – The differences and similarities to Western churches – A quiet …More
