Four Evangelists and Their Symbols || Faith & Facts Why do we have four gospels instead of one? Each gospel offers a unique perspective on the life of Christ, reflecting different aspects of His mission. The symbols of these four evangelists—Matthew as the winged man, Mark as the lion, Luke as the ox, and John as the eagle—are rooted in the visions of Ezekiel and Revelation. Tune in to discover fascinating insights about these symbols an
Four Evangelists and Their Symbols || Faith & Facts Why do we have four gospels instead of one? Each gospel offers a unique perspective on the life of Christ, reflecting different aspects of His mission. The symbols of these four evangelists—Matthew as the winged man, Mark as the lion, Luke as the ox, and John as the eagle—are rooted in the visions of Ezekiel and Revelation. Tune in to discover fascinating insights about these symbols and what they reveal about the gospel message! SWN
Published: 00:41 GMT, 12 December 2025 | Updated: 02:52 GMT, 12 December 2025 This is the moment an Algerian migrant was caught on camera stealing Canada Goose beanies from Selfridges. Dade Mustafa, 35, grabbed two hats worth £350 from the department store on Oxford Street on October 10 - while he was already on bail for immigration offences. CCTV footage obtained exclusively by the Daily Mail shows the thief peering around shiftily before seizing his opportunity to swipe the luxury items. After ripping off the security tags, he stuffs one of the hats down his trousers and another in his coat pocket. Off-camera, Mustafa is said to have squared up to security guard Farzan Molaei before telling him to 'f*** off'. Later footage shows him being arrested by police. Told by an officer that he had stolen two items worth £350, the expressionless criminal replies: 'No problem, no problem.' Dade Mustafa, 35, looks around as he shoves a Canada Goose beanie down his trousers at Selfridges on Oxford …
The Amsterdam Apparitions - Lady of All Nations - 1of2 Sacred Heart Publications The Apparitions of the Lady of All Nations was declared to be of supernatural origin on the 31st of May, 2002. In July 2005, The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith requested, "that the words who once was Mary be left out of the prayer of the Lady of All Nations out of consideration for those who do not understand this phrase." The ending of the prayer is now to say: “May the Lady of All Nations, the Blessed Virgin Mary, be our Advocate. These messages are filled with prophecies. youtube.com/watch?v=kmGrlgKBsHE
To serve Mary and to be her courtier is the greatest honor we can ever possess. For to serve the Queen of Heaven is already to reign on high, and to live under her commands is a greater thing than to govern." Saint John of Damascus
This past June, Rorate reported on a Pennsylvania parish reeling from a persecution of traditional pastors. The year has not even ended, and the parish (Mary, Queen of Saints, in Aliquippa), under new administration, will now not only remain without the Traditional Mass -- but now even its Novus Ordo will have the use of altar rails banned. You may kneel if you want to (they can't abolish the general law), but without any support.
After Charlotte, the war on Altar Rails moves north. This past June, Rorate reported on a Pennsylvania parish reeling from a persecution of traditional pastors. The year has not even ended, and the parish (Mary, Queen of Saints, in Aliquippa), under new administration, will now not only remain without the Traditional Mass -- but now even its Novus Ordo will have the use of altar rails banned. You may kneel if you want to (they can't abolish the general law), but without any support. It's at the newest bulletin online for December 14, page 4.
“When you see the abomination of desolation standing in the holy place …”
Elwanderer.com: " Les pido que escuchen este breve audio de una mujer católica horrorizada por lo que acababa de ver en la catedral de San Isidro. El hecho ocurrió hace pocas semanas."
Two young Afghan asylum seekers were allowed to roam the streets even after they admitted the brutal rape of a 15-year-old girl, the Daily Mail can reveal. Despite their horrific crime, 17-year-olds Jan Jahanzeb and Israr Niazal were not remanded in custody by a district judge sitting at Coventry youth court when they both entered guilty pleas on October 21. Instead, they were separately remanded into the care of social services and left free to wander, with orders to stay at their accommodation between the hours of 7pm and 7am, a decision branded 'shocking' by Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp. The pair, who brazenly dragged their victim into a secluded part of a public park and raped her, were not placed in youth detention until November 19 - six months after the attack - when they appeared before a more senior Crown Court judge at Warwick for sentencing. The sentencing judge Sylvia de Bertodano, who later concluded that the boys posed such a danger to the public that they would each …
'Europe must prepare': Minister warns Britain is on a war footing as Nato chief says conflict with Russia 'at our door' Britain was told to prepare for armed conflict with Russia last night. Armed Forces minister Al Carns said the country was on a 'war footing' and warned that the 'shadow of war was at Europe's door'. His chilling message came as Mark Rutte, secretary general of the Nato alliance, said its members, including Britain, must prepare 'for the scale of conflict our grandparents and great grandparents endured'. But, amid the terrifying warnings, there were questions for the Government over defence spending. In Berlin, Mr Rutte predicted that Europe is Vladimir Putin's 'next target', adding: 'We are already in harm's way'. His frightening reference to the two world wars experienced by previous generations came as Mr Carns, a former Royal Marines officer, said the UK had experienced a 50 per cent increase in Russian threats and attacks in the last year. While the total number …
Bishop Schneider promotes and celebrates the Mass in the Roman Rite, yet it is rarely celeberated in Kazakhstan, he told Adrian Milag in an online interview. Main points, video sequence below. - We have no altar girls in all Kazakhstan. It is banned. No women, no altar girls. - We have no Eucharistic ministers at all. - The only ordinary form to receive Holy Communion is kneeling and on the tongue, with the paten. There is no other possibility except for the sick. - Thanks be to God, our liturgies are very worthy… even in the Novus Ordo. - The people are pious and devoted. They don’t know the Latin Mass and some don’t even feel the necessity. If there would be a greater movement, it would be possible also. But until now we have not these considerable groups. - I celebrate in my private episcopal chapel the traditional Latin Mass and when I am teaching in the seminary, I also celebrate for the seminarians. - True ecumenism is that non-Catholics come back to the Church and embrace all …More
The way to interpret this is that Bishop Schneider believes that a reverent novus ordo is good enough for the faithful. Not good for his traditionalist credentials.
Bishop Schneider and Archbishop Vigano are among the few truly Catholic members of the hierarchy left in the Catholic Church. May Our Lady, Mediatrix of All Graces and Co-Redemptrix, continue to protect and keep them under Her Sacred Mantle.
On this episode of The John Henry Westen Show is Father Michael Mary Sim, the founder and superior of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer (Transalpine Redemptorists) religious congregation. We discussed the community’s recent letter denouncing the “Synodal Church,” their bishop’s attempt to expel them, and more. First we briefly discussed the history of the Transalpine Redemptorists, who were founded under the auspices of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), as well as their 2024 expulsion from their diocese in New Zealand. Then I asked Fr. Michael Mary about the congregation’s October open letter repudiating the “Synodal Church” and why they decided to write it now after suffering through Francis without making similar statements. The priest emphasized that what really led to that letter was Francis’ stunning remarks last year that “every religion is a way to arrive at God,” delivered to an ecumenical group of young people in Singapore. After that, the …More