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FACE OFF - The irony of claiming to fight vigorously against drugs and organized crime, Trump full pardons Nov 28, 2025 ex narco president of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernandez convicted for 45 years by the U.S. for trafficking tons of drugs into the U.S., furthermore Trump is bribing Honduran people to vote for him as a president, Honduras has been throughout history a geopolitical key to control the North (Mexico), central America, and South America. While Trump accuses Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia of drug trafficking, he pardons a president who was and still is a drug trafficker. He is after the resources of those 3 nations (Mex; Ven; Col); Honduras with a population of barely 9 million has always been easy to manipulate, control and bribe. Trump wants to gain access and power again over the rest of America starting from Mexico and all the way down. His cynicism has gone far beyond heaven, blaming democrats for all his evils, including the recent shooting of 29 yr old afghan who …More
Our Lady of Ratisbon - December 1st, 2025 | No Greater Delight No Greater Delight is a daily Marian podcast meant to start the day with a Marian touch. After examining the Marian feasts celebrated throughout the world on a given day, Fr. Nate offers a brief reflection to help make our love for Our Lady concrete in daily living. The title "No Greater Delight" is inspired by a homily of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, wherein he expresses his joy in preaching about the Virgin Mother, even though he acknowledges the challenge of adequately praising her. Mary's greatness is beyond words. 0:00 Feasts of Mary Today 06:22 True Devotion to Mary WhatsApp Channel: Catholic Voice | WhatsApp Channel Links: catholicvoice | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree
Based on a true story, a priest is confronted with the confession of the man responsible for the death of his family. Warning, it has a lot of ad's. But I think well worth it. If you want to avoid them, click on a video to the right and click back to the movie. About 29 minutes long. A Great Day (Award Winning Catholic Short Film) "A Great Day" (winner of the New York Indie Film Festival Awards) is a powerful short film that captures the heart of the Catholic faith, revealing the profound beauty of true forgiveness, healing, and spiritual renewal through the sacramental life of the Church. Rather than merely telling, this film shows—through visual storytelling and prayerful moments—the real power of God’s grace in action. Set amidst the real struggles of everyday Christians, the story explores how brokenness, resentment, and guilt are not the end—but the beginning of transformation when brought to Christ. Through the presence and ministry of Catholic priests, the film depicts the vital …More
GOP senators to join Democrats in investigating Pete Hegseth ‘kill everybody’ allegations Senators from both sides of the political aisle will join forces to investigateallegations that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered there to be no survivors in U.S. airstrikes on alleged drug-running boats. GOP Senator Roger Wicker, Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and Democratic Senator Jack Reed announced the decision in a joint statement Saturday. "The Committee is aware of recent news reports and the Department of Defense’s initial response — regarding alleged follow-on strikes on suspected narcotics vessels in the SOUTHCOM area of responsibility,” the statement read. “The Committee has directed inquiries to the Department, and we will be conducting vigorous oversight to determine the facts related to these circumstances.” It comes following a report from The Washington Post, which alleged that Hegseth had ordered military personnel to “kill everybody” on board a …More
Saint Silvester Gozzolini | Founder of the Sylvestrines | Catechism for Kids (November 26th) St Joseph's Corner Have you ever wondered how one person’s quiet search for God can grow into a whole religious family? On November 26, the Church celebrates Saint Silvester Gozzolini, an Italian priest who left behind a comfortable life to follow God more closely — and eventually founded the Sylvestrine Order, part of the Benedictine family. Born in 1177, Silvester served as a priest but felt called to deeper prayer after witnessing the funeral of a sinner who had avoided repentance. Shocked and moved, he sought a holier life and went into solitude near Montefano, where he prayed, fasted, and lived simply. Soon, disciples gathered around him, inspired by his holiness. This led to the creation of the Sylvestrines, a branch of the Benedictines known for their deep prayer, strict monastic life, blue habits, and love for simplicity. Saint Silvester spent his life teaching others how to love …More
Hail and blessed be the hour and moment in which the Son of God was born of the most pure Virgin Mary, at midnight, in Bethlehem, in the piercing cold. In that hour vouchsafe, I beseech Thee, O my God, to hear my prayer and grant my desires, through the merits of Our Saviour Jesus Christ, and of His Blessed Mother. Amen. Beginning on the Feast Of St. Andrew Nov. 30, the following prayer is traditionally recited 15 times a day until Christmas. Mention your request. Day 1 Prayer: O Great Son of God, you have become man in order to make yourself loved by men. But where is the love that men give you in return? You have given your life blood to save our souls. Why then are we so hard-hearted, repaying your love with our ingratitude? More than others, I have myself ill-treated you in this manner, Lord. But your Passion is my hope. For the sake of that love which led you to take upon yourself our human nature and to die for me on the cross, forgive me all the offenses I have committed against you. …More
Something is changing in an otherwise quiet corner of Christianity in the United States, one that prides itself on how little it has changed over time. Priests are swapping stories about record attendance numbers. Older members are adjusting — or not — to the influx of new attendees. Parishes are strategizing about how to accommodate more prospective converts than existing clergy can reasonably handle on their own. Across the country, the ancient tradition of Orthodox Christianity is attracting energetic new adherents, especially among conservative young men. They are drawn to what they describe as a more demanding, even difficult, practice of Christianity. Echoing some of the rhetoric of the so-called manosphere, new waves of young converts say Orthodoxy offers them hard truths and affirms their masculinity. “In the whole history of the Orthodox Church in America, this has never been seen,” the Very Rev. Andrew Damick, an Antiochian Orthodox priest and author in Eastern Pennsylvania …More
Leo XIV Declined "Offer" to Pray in Blue Mosque: This morning, Pope Leo XIV visited Istanbul's Blue Mosque. He bowed slightly and removed his shoes before entering. Turkish civil and religious authorities led him on a cultural tour of the expansive complex. According to CatholicNewsAgency.com, the mosque's muezzin, Aşgın Musa Tunca, told journalists after the visit that he had offered Pope Leo XIV the opportunity to pray. However, Leo XIV declined politely. Both Benedict XVI (in 2006) and Francis (in 2014) paused in silent prayer inside the same mosque.
Pope Leo XIV visiting the Blue Mosque in Istanbul this morning.
And, sadly, this anti-Christian belief has come to the West by invitation and free government services. Thanks to the tax payers. It's nothing short of suicidal. Try to enter an Islamic nation and build even one Christian church or pray in public.
This is awful and horrible. But then you British are totally responsible for your land being taken over by barbarian terrorists. As Trump said WAKE UP!
This is a great reflection to begin this Sunday the 2025 season of Advent. It's titled, "Waiting for Christ" and comes from daily liturgical guide the Magnificat. It was written by St. John Henry Newman. He was born in 1801 and died in 1890. He converted to Catholicism. He was made a cardinal by Pope Leo XIII in 1879. Newman was a great preacher and writer. And he is a saint. Here's his Advent reflection, "Waiting for Christ." Each new year, as it passes, brings us the same warnings again and again, and none perhaps more impressive than those with which it comes to us at this season…. The year is worn out. Spring, summer, autumn, each in turn, have brought their gifts and done their utmost, but they are over, and the end is come…. Thus the soul is cast forward upon the future, and in proportion as its conscience is clear and its perception true does it rejoice solemnly that the night is advanced, the day is at hand, that there are a new heaven and a new earth (Rv 21:1) to come, though …
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Lebanon this afternoon. During the flight, he reaffirmed the Holy See’s support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He also noted that, while in Turkey, he discussed plans for a major ecumenical gathering in 2033—possibly in Jerusalem—to mark 2,000 years since Christ’s death and resurrection. In Lebanon, large crowds braved heavy rain to glimpse the Pope. He was welcomed by a light show projected onto the walls of the Presidential Palace in Baabda before speeking to Lebanon’s civil authorities.
Papst Leo XIV ist im Libanon. Aufnahmen zeigen den Papst beim Hinabsteigen von der Flugzeugtreppe, während Ehrensalutschüsse von Schiffen der libanesischen Marine im Hintergrund zu hören sind. Der Papst schüttelt die Hände von (Christ) Präsident Aoun und dessen Ehefrau, von Parlamentspräsident (Schiit) Nabih Berri und seiner Frau, von Premierminister (Sunnit) Nawaf Salam und dessen Ehefrau sowie vom maronitischen Patriarchen des Libanon, Vater Béchara al-Raï, ohne Frau. Israel Heute
Daughter of Hamas Founder converts to Christianity
The daughter of the founder of Hamas converts to Christianity Juman Al Qawasmi is the daughter of one of the founders of the Hamas terrorist group and the ex-wife of one of its leaders. Juman grew up being taught that her loyalty lay with the Hamas cause. She was taught to see Jews and Christians as enemies and as a religious threat. "I was born and raised in Qatar. My father is one of the founders of Hamas. My parents encouraged us to hate Israel, Jews, Christians, even everyone who didn't belong to Hamas. We had to kill them, because that's what the Quran says." In 2007, Hamas took control of Gaza. Until then, Jews and Palestinians had lived in relative peace, but during that time she witnessed acts of violence, even against Palestinians, as the group consolidated its power. "Between 2002 and 2012, I lived in Gaza and saw what Hamas was doing when they took power. They said they came to bring equality for all and fulfill their promises, and none of that happened." These experiences …More
Juman said, she didn't know any Christians, nor had ever met one, yet, Christ appeared to her in a dream and told her He was God and loved her. As the Church teaches there is no salvation outside the Church, but for those who sincerely seek Him with a pure heart, He will make a way for them to find Him.
On November 26, the Church celebrates Saint Silvester Gozzolini, an Italian priest who left behind a comfortable life to follow God more closely — and eventually founded the Sylvestrine Order, part of the Benedictine family. Born in 1177, Silvester served as a priest but felt called to deeper prayer after witnessing the funeral of a sinner who had avoided repentance. Shocked and moved, he sought a holier life and went into solitude near Montefano, where he prayed, fasted, and lived simply. Soon, disciples gathered around him, inspired by his holiness. This led to the creation of the Sylvestrines, a branch of the Benedictines known for their deep prayer, strict monastic life, blue habits, and love for simplicity. Saint Silvester spent his life teaching others how to love …More