1 Kings 17:7-16 “The jar of flour shall not go empty, nor the jug of oil run dry.” This is a good image of God’s providence, but also of God’s grace and love, which continues to be poured upon us. Matthew 5:13-16 “You are the salt of the earth.” This refers to the flavor that salt gives. It is an image that Jesus conveys so that we may understand that the flavor of God’s grace is 100%. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
Montse Alvarado: “I'm not married, but I am annulled in the church, and I think it's important to talk about that too, for people to realize that annulment brings you closer to the church and closer to Christ.” This is the new Prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for Communication in a video on March 10, 2025.
1) How fierce is the spiritual battle? a) Daniel 10:13-14 "The prince of the kingdom of Persia has been resisting me for twenty-one days, but Michael, one of the chief princes, came to my assistance. I have left him confronting the kings of Persia and have come to tell you what will happen to your people in the days to come”. b) 1 Corinthians 15:30–32; Why do we put ourselves in danger all the time? Every day I face death—yes, brothers and sisters! My glory lies in Christ Jesus our Lord, for every day I face the danger of death. I fought against the beasts in Ephesus for the sake of humanity. c) Acts 19:13-16 “Some itinerant Jewish exorcists also tried to invoke the name of the Lord Jesus over those who had evil spirits, saying, ‘I adjure you by Jesus whom Paul preaches.’ There were seven sons of a certain Jewish high priest named Sceva who did this. But the evil spirit answered them, ‘I know Jesus, and I know who Paul is, but who are you?’ And the man possessed by the evil spirit …More
Whoever causes one of these little ones to stumble ~ It would be better for them to have a large millstone hung around their necks and to be drowned in the depths of the sea! Matt. 18:6. ~
Lebanon entrusted to Mary in a powerful national consecration | Shalom World News In a nation still marked by the scars of conflict, fear, and deep uncertainty, the Maronite Patriarchate in Bkerké led Lebanon in a solemn act of consecration, entrusting the country to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Against the backdrop of a land burdened by war and its lingering destruction, a procession of faith set out in prayer toward the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa. Clergy and faithful walked together as the wounded nation prayed for healing—its streets echoing not only with hymns, but also with the silent weight of loss, displacement, and longing for peace. The march became more than a ritual; it was a collective cry rising from people seeking refuge, unity, and hope. As Lebanon faces the fragility left by years of turmoil, the pilgrimage to Harissa stood as a powerful symbol of endurance, placing a nation’s brokenness into the hands of the Virgin Mary and invoking her intercession for …More
In one experiment, a mouse was placed inside a jar filled with rice. At first, it was thrilled. There was food everywhere. No effort, no stress, no searching, no struggle. To the mouse, it felt like paradise. Day after day, it ate. But slowly, the rice level dropped. And when the rice was gone, the mouse found itself at the bottom of the jar. That was when it understood the truth: it could no longer get out. It was trapped. Dependent. From that moment on, its survival no longer depended on its own ability to search, move, or provide for itself. It depended entirely on whoever decided to refill the jar — or not. The mouse had traded freedom for comfort. And that is how dependence is created. Not always through force. Sometimes slowly. Quietly. With our own permission.
8. June 2026 8. June 2026 06/08/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. Did you know that the supposed eradication of measles in Scandinavia or Latin America is based on statistical tricks? Or that polio has only “disappeared” because cases were simply reclassified? In this broadcast, Kla.TV documents how brazenly numbers and statistics are manipulated to prove supposed vaccination successes. Kla.TV presents astonishing facts that are rarely discussed and that may be completely new even to long-time vaccination critics. Don’t miss this important program! Source. It is very easy to manipulate people through tricks and the misinterpretation of statistical data. This is especially true when the mainstream media bombards the public with such information. This gives rise to deeply rooted myths that—like the fairy tale of a miracle cure—take hold despite all logic and contrary to the findings of independent scientists. The definition of the disease is altered to produce the desired statistics …
A new investigation into the destruction of a monument dubbed 'America’s Stonehenge' has shed light on conspiracy theories about what may have fueled its 2022 bombing. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s six-part podcast, Who Blew Up the Guidestones?, examines why the Georgia Guidestones became a target of fringe speculation over global elites, satanic rituals, and UFOs. With so many theories swirling over the supposed nefarious nature of the monument - historians said it was only a matter of time before rampant paranoia would lead to its destruction. The 19-foot granite structure near Elberton was destroyed on July 6, 2022, when an explosive device detonated at around 4.30am. Authorities said ‘unknown individuals’ carried out the attack. Surveillance footage showed a vehicle fleeing the scene, and the remaining slabs were later demolished for safety reasons. No arrests have been made and the case remains unsolved. The Guidestones were commissioned in 1979 by an elusive man who wanted …
WHY DID JESUS CHOOSE BREAD AND WINE AS HIS BODY AND BLOOD? The night before He died, Jesus held two ordinary things in His hands. Bread. And wine. Not gold. Not precious jewels. Not something rare or extraordinary. Bread and wine. And then He said words that would change history forever: “This is My Body.” “This is My Blood.” But why? Why did the Son of God choose bread and wine? Why not something else? The answer reaches from Eden to Calvary… and from Calvary to every altar in the world. BECAUSE GOD OFTEN HIDES GREAT THINGS IN SIMPLE THINGS God has always loved to work through the ordinary. Moses held an ordinary staff. David carried an ordinary sling. The Jordan was an ordinary river. Yet God filled them with extraordinary power. And now, in the New Covenant, God takes the most common elements of human life and fills them with His very Presence. Because God does not despise the ordinary. He transforms it. BREAD IS THE FOOD OF LIFE For thousands of years, bread was the basic food of …More
Leo XIV on war in Iran: "I think this has already been made very clear: the notion of a just war no longer applies. The problem is that just war theory developed in centuries when no one could have imagined the weapons we have today or humanity's capacity for destruction."
Today, Leo XIV touched on the concept of a just war. During the flight from Rome to Madrid, he told Franca Giansoldati that “there is no just war” in Iran. Leo XIV pointed to his encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas”, which says that just war theory is “now outdated. Today, he repeated: "I think this has already been made very clear: the notion of a just war no longer applies. The problem is that just war theory developed in centuries when no one could have imagined the weapons we have today or humanity's capacity for destruction." Leo XIV made “overcoming the theory of the ‘just war'” one of the themes of the June 26-27 summit of cardinals he convened at the Vatican. #newsUmthcgthhs
Sunday, 8th June 1913 Scathing Replies Made to Letters Attacking Them Sunday, June 8th, 1913 Colyar Addresses Felder as "Dictograph Tommy" and "My Dear Co-conspirator in Crime" SEND HIM TO CREMATORY, SAYS DETECTIVE CHIEF J. R. Gray Said: "I Have No Comment to Make—Mr. Felder's Controversy Is With A. S. Colyar" Replying to the open letters of Thomas B. Felder, attacking them, A. S. Colyar and Chief of Detectives N. A. Lanford last night gave to The Journal statements, denouncing Mr. Felder in unmeasured terms. Chief of Police James L. Beavers, who was also the subject of attack, was out of the city and, therefore, could not be given the opportunity to reply. James R. Gray, when shown Mr. Felder's communication, addressed to him, said: "I have no comment to make on Mr. Felder's letter. His controversy is with A. S. Colyar. I suppose Mr. Colyar will wish to reply." The statements of A. S. Colyar and Chief Lanford follow below in full: COLYAR'S REPLY. T. B. Felder Esq., alias Dictograph …More
Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10 INCREDIBLE TODAY: Senate Hearing: Dr. Angus Dalgleish proves the ‘Covid Vaccine’ drove cancers which exploded in his stable patients. “I have evidence on this…I’ve been in Cancer and Immunotherapy for 3 decades. My cancer patients relapsed after taking the Covid Vaccine…” x.com/liz_churchill10/status/2062262687879348653
– Folha de S. Paulo, June 12, 1969 – by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Recent news presents several facts worth reflecting on. Though diverse in origin, they all point to the same principle of political wisdom: those seeking victory for a cause should generally favor struggle over concessions. ____________________* * * __________________________ Readers are undoubtedly aware that the Italian Christian Democratic Party (CDP) emerged after World War II as the primary instrument for defending Italy against the rise of anticlericalism and Marxism. Most importantly, the Catholic electorate expected it to protect the country from the slippery slope toward communism, defend the Lateran Pacts, essential for normal relations with the Holy See, and prevent the legalization of divorce. The CDP had all the essential tools to achieve such high goals: almost all Catholic opinion leaders’ support, financial resources, and a powerful propaganda machine. However, from the start, the CDP leadership allowed …More
Corpus Christi Explained: When Heaven Walks Among the Faithful | SG News As church bells ring and millions of worshippers follow the Blessed Sacrament through city streets, Corpus Christi turns ordinary roads into powerful pathways of faith. Known officially as the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, this cherished Catholic feast honours the profound belief in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist: Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.The origins of this global feast trace back to 1208 and the mystical visions of St. Juliana of Liège, a young Belgian nun. The feast gained definitive momentum following the 1263 Miracle of Bolsena, where a doubting priest witnessed real blood flowing from a consecrated Host. Deeply moved, Pope Urban IV established Corpus Christi as a universal solemnity in 1264 through the papal bull Transiturus.While the institution of the Eucharist is rooted in Maundy Thursday, the Church created this separate, joyful summer feast to celebrate the …More