Nepotism Yet Again? Today, Pope Leo XIV named his long-time Spanish friend, the 64-year-old Augustinian bishop Luis Marín de San Martín, as the new Prefect of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity. The two men lived in the same Augustinian community in Rome for five years, during which time the future pope was serving as prior general of the order. In 2008, Father Prevost asked Father Marín to come to Rome to manage the order’s general archives. When Bishop Prevost later served as bishop of Chiclayo, Father Marín visited him in Peru on several occasions.
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Cardinal Konrad Krajewski as Archbishop of his home diocese of Łódź in Poland. He has been the Papal Almoner since 2013. However, today's appointment is unlikely to be considered a promotion for a cardinal of the Curia. Successor Was Leader of the Synod Process The new papal almoner is Spanish bishop Luis Marín de San Martín, OSA, an Augustinian friar. He was undersecretary of the Synod of Bishops and has now been made an archbishop. He helped organise the failed 'Synod on Synodality' project of Pope Francis. Activism for transvestite prostitutes Cardinal Krajewski managed several lunches for 'the poor' and invited dozens of transvestites to them. During the Covid-lockdowns, Cardinal Krajewski offered financial support to transgender sex workers. Encouraging Illegal Squatting One of Cardinal Krajewski's most notable acts occurred in Rome in 2019. A building occupied by 450 illegal immigrants lost electricity due to unpaid bills totalling €300,000. Krajewski …Күбрәк
Marín, 64, is a longtime friend of the pope. The two men lived in the same Augustinian community in Rome for five years when the future pope, then Father Robert Prevost, served as prior general of the order.
Cardinal Krajewski went to the building and reconnected the electricity manually. This was illegal, and he publicly admitted: 'I did it. The consequences are mine.” Should have said, "Let there be light!"
[Father Dom Lorenzo Scupoli – XVI-XVII Century AD; Otranto, Kingdom of Naples/Naples, Kingdom of Naples; (aged 79-80); Priest; Spiritual Writer] “Chapter X ~ Of the Exercise of the Will, and the end to which all our actions, whether Interior or Exterior, should tend. Besides this necessary exercise of the understanding, you must so regulate your will that it may not be left to follow its own desires, but may be in all things conformed to the Divine pleasure. And remember, that it is not enough only to strive after those things which are most pleasing to God; but you must so will them, and so do them, as moved thereto by Him, and with a view to please Him alone. In this exercise of the will, even more than in that of the understanding, we shall meet with strong opposition from nature, which seeks itself and its own ease and pleasure in all things; but especially in such as are holy and spiritual. It delights itself in these, feeding greedily upon them as upon wholesome food. As soon, …Күбрәк
"Thus, when we choose or refuse anything for our own interest and satisfaction, we often imagine that we are choosing or refusing it in the hope of pleasing, or in the fear of displeasing, God. The true and effectual remedy for this delusion is purity of heart, which consists in this - which is indeed the aim and object of all this spiritual warfare - the putting othe old man, and the putting on the new. And to this end, seeing you are full of self, take care in the beginning of every action to free yourself as much as possible from all admixture of anything which seems to be your own. Choose nothing, do nothing, refuse nothing, unless you first feel yourself moved and drawn thereto by the pure and simple will of God."
That was the ship the sailors caused a soft mutiny on so they don't war with Iran knowing it was a lie that Iran had nukes. I hope they will be safe. I thought they did an awesome thing by doing that.
At 2:46 a.m. on March 12 the “rebel nuns” of Belorado, Spain, quietly left their historic monastery, ending a 22-month conflict with the Bishop. Just hours before a court-ordered eviction, the former abbess symbolically extinguished the last candle on the altar and turned off the lights. Then, the seven remaining Poor Clares departed in silence. Their lawyers later handed the keys to the Spanish Civil Guard, and a representative of the Poor Clare federation was expected to receive them. The dispute began in 2024 when the Poor Clare nuns rejected the authority of modern popes, joining different sedevacantist bishops. They lost the legal battle over the monastery. The future of both the nuns and the centuries-old monastery remains uncertain. #newsEdbfbfzfgp
Morning, not night. Nobody believes Mercury or Venus are in the night sky. You can't see Mercury with the naked eye. And Venus is the most easily recognized "star" that is always close to the sun. That's why you sometimes see it in the morning (leading the sun up) or in the evening (following the sun just after it goes past the horizon), but never in the middle of the night. Mercury stays even closer to the sun. Neither is in the night sky.
Eric Moutsos - Operation Mockingbird deployed with the War in Iran. Wake up, Ame... Operation Mockingbird deployed with the War in Iran. Wake up, America. …
Reporter on school bombing: "Why did Trump say yesterday that Iran may have tomahawks when there are only three US allies, plus the US, that have those missiles?" Leavitt: "The president has a right to share his opinions… we're not going to be harassed by the New York Times."
The Church in Mexico offered a solemn Mass of reparation on March 11 after the desecration of the Metropolitan Tabernacle of San Luis Potosí during demonstrations marking International Women’s Day.
Nicholas Cavazos has left Pelican+. He says he remains friends with other co-founders. It Cavazos said he had differing opinions on content.is still unclear who "the troublemaker" is. There appear to be financial issues.