"'The number of the damned is incalculable.' St. Veronica Giuliani 'Many religious go strait to Hell because they do not keep their vows!' St. VincentFerrer"
'It is granted to few to recognize the true Church amid the darkness of so many schisms and heresies, and to fewer still so to love the truth which they have seen as to fly to its embrace.' St. Robert Bellarmine, Doctor of the Church 'Know you not that the unjust shall not possess the kingdom of God? Do not err: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, Nor the effeminate, nor liers with mankind, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor railers, nor extortioners, shall possess the kingdom of God.' 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 'Yes, indeed, many will be damned; few will be saved.' St. Benedict Joseph Labre 'The path to Heaven is narrow, rough and full of wearisome and trying ascents, nor can it be trodden without great toil; and therefore wrong is their way, gross their error, and assured their ruin who, after the testimony of so many thousands of saints, will not learn where to settle their footing.' St. Robert Southwell 'I fear that Last Day, that day of tribulation and anguish …More
Tipjar: buymeacoffee.com/torresangelica OR https://paypal.me/AngelicaTorresGuzman Meditating with the Our Father prayer 14th ROSE - The Our Father explanation (Continued) We make as many acts of the noblest Christian virtues as we pronounce words, when we recite attentively the Divine prayer of the Our Father. 00:00 Intro 00:25 "Our Father who art in Heaven" 00:32 "Hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done..." 00:50 "Give us this day our daily bread" 00:57 "and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us." 01:15 "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." 02:12 Meditation on the word "Father" 02:46 Meditation on the glorification of God's name 03:12 Meditation against gluttony 03:22 Meditation on God's forgiveness 03:36 Meditation on deliverance from sin Title: The Secret of the Rosary Author: Saint Louis de Montfort First publication: around 1710 Narrator: Angelica Torres Genre: Religious, Spiritual Growth …More
Mon May 4, 2026 - 7:06 am EDTMon May 4, 2026 - 11:41 am EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Leo XIV has publicly rejected the teaching of the Catholic Church that capital punishment is legitimate under certain conditions. This teaching, having been proposed for our belief by the universal and ordinary magisterium, must be believed by all Catholics. The denial of this doctrine constitutes heresy. The implications of Leo XIV’s public profession of heresy deserve careful consideration. Leo XIV’s position on capital punishment On April 24, in a video address commemorating the 15th anniversary of the abolition of the death penalty in Illinois, Leo XIV said: The Church teaches that “the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person.” The words within speech marks are from the text on capital punishment inserted into the Catechism of the Catholic Church in 2018 by Francis. Speaking to journalists in a plane interview on April 27, Leo XIV reiterated …
Leo XIV publicly professed heresy both before and after his putative election by openly repudiating a doctrine proposed for our belief by the ordinary and universal magisterium of the Church.
May 5th - Saint of the Day: Saint Hilary of Arles, Bishop & Monk He had wealth, status, and a future most people would envy. Then Christ interrupted everything. Saint Hilary of Arles was a brilliant young man pulled between ambition and God. He admitted the struggle himself: “On one side… I saw the Lord calling me; on the other the world offering me its seducing charms and pleasures.” But grace won. Hilary gave up his wealth, became a monk, and was later dragged into becoming Bishop of Arles even though he wanted the hidden life of prayer. As bishop, he lived simply, walked on foot, preached with fire, cared for orphans, wept over sinners, and even sold church vessels to ransom captives. And here is the surprising part: he was corrected by Pope Saint Leo the Great after overstepping his authority. Instead of rebelling, Hilary stayed humble, obedient, and faithful to the Church. That is real holiness. Not ego. Not image. Not control. Just Christ winning the heart. …More
Saint Hilaire d'Arles - le 5 mai Évêque d'Arles (+ 449) Né en Gaule (Belgique) d'une famille d'origine grecque, il suivit saint Honorat, son parent, à Lérins, puis lui succéda sur le siège épiscopal d'Arles à l'âge de vingt-neuf ans. Il présida en tant que métropolite de Provence, les conciles de Riez (439), d'Orange (441) et de Vaison (442). Il connut des débuts difficiles car son caractère lui faisait interpeller du haut de la chaire les fidèles pour les apostropher par leur nom. "Vous l'épicière, vous faussez vos balances... vous le juge, votre jugement dépend des poulardes qu'on vous donne." Il changea sa façon de parler quand il s'aperçut que son auditoire se clairsemait et qu'ainsi la Parole de Dieu n'était plus entendue. À Arles, en 449, saint Hilaire, évêque. Retiré de l'île de Lérins et élu malgré lui à l'épiscopat, il ouvrit à tous son amour de la pauvreté, travaillant de ses mains, vêtu hiver comme été d'une seule tunique, marchant toujours à pied. Assidu à …More
"The surety of good men and blessed men hath always been in meekness and dread of God. And though such blessed men shined in all virtue, yet they were not therefore lifted up into pride, but were therefore the more diligent in the service of God, and the more meek in all their doings."
[Thomas a Kempis – XIV-XV Century AD; Kempen, Holy Roman Empire/Zwolle, Holy Roman Empire; aged 90-91; Canon, Regular] 20. OF THE LOVE OF LONELINESS AND SILENCE. SEEK for a convenient time to search thine own conscience, and think oft on the benefits of God. Leave off all curious things, and read such matters as shall stir thee to compunction of heart for thy sins, rather than read only for occupying of the time. If thou wilt withdraw thyself from superfluous words, and from unprofitable runnings about, and from the hearing of rumours and vain tales, thou shalt find time convenient to be occupied in holy meditations. The most holy men and women that ever were fled the company of worldly-living men with all their power, and chose to serve God in secret of their heart. One holy man said : As oft as I have been among worldly company, I have departed with less fervour of spirit than I came. And this we know well when we talk long : for it is not so hard to keep always silence, as it is not …More
Staff Writer May 4, 2026 News Two years after the Archdiocese of Los Angeles reached an $880 million settlement with men and women who survived childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Roman Catholic priests and clergy in their diocese, the Catholic Archdiocese of New York is following suit, agreeing to pay more than $800 million to its own sexual abuse survivors. So far, the Catholic Church has paid out more than $5 billion in settlements, which has bankrupted at least 19 dioceses. The archdiocese has been planning this for a while. Along with selling off buildings and laying off staff, including the sale of their New York headquarters for $100 million, the Archdiocese is suing its insurance company, Chubb. The archdiocese claims that “even though we have paid them over $2 billion in premiums by today’s standards, [Chubb] is now attempting to evade their legal and moral contractual obligation to settle covered claims which would bring peace and healing to victim-survivors.” Chubb …
"He walks on, carrying the vessel of the heart, emptied of every affection and disordinate love of the world, but filled immediately it is emptied with other things, for nothing can remain empty, and, being without disordinate love for transitory things, it is filled with love of celestial things, and sweet Divine love, with which he arrives at the Fountain of the Water of Life, and passes through the Door of Christ crucified, and tastes the Water of Life, finding himself in Me, the Sea Pacific."
[Saint Catherine of Siena /Caterina di Benincasa/; XIV-XV Century AD; Siena, Republic of Siena/Rome, Papal States; aged 33; Spiritual Writer; Mystic; Virgin; Doctor of the Church] The general method by which every rational creature can come out of the sea of the world, and go by the aforesaid holy Bridge. " I will now return to the three steps, which you must climb in order to issue from the river without drowning, and attain to the Living Water, to which you are invited, and to desire My Presence in the midst of you. For in this way, in which you should follow, I am in your midst, reposing, by grace, in your souls. In order to have desire to mount the steps, you must have thirst, because only those who thirst are invited : ' Whosoever thirsteth, let him come to Me and drink." He who has no thirst will not persevere, for either fatigue causes him to stop, or pleasure, and he does not care to carry the vessel with which he may get the water, and neither does he care for the company, and …More
“I will curse your blessings” Pope Gregory VII on Priests, Deacons, and Subdeacons Guilty of Fornication: their blessing turns into a curse, and their prayer into sin. The prophet Malachi addresses God's judgment against the infidelity of priests who violate his law. In Malachi 2:2, God says to the disobedient priests: “I will curse your blessings.” Malachi 1:2–2:9, where God reproaches the people and the priests for offering impure sacrifices. Malachi 2:10–16, where infidelity in marriage and the breaking of the covenant with God are denounced. A Prophetic Message Against Francis’ Same-Sex “Blessings” Pope Saint Gregory VII, To the Faithful of Italy and Germany, 1079 (Epistolae Vagantes # 32): “Gregory, Bishop, Servant of the Servants of God, to all who show due obedience to Saint Peter throughout the kingdoms of Italy and Germany: greeting and apostolic blessing. As for priests, deacons, and subdeacons guilty of the crime of fornication, in the name of Almighty God and by the …More
Malachi 2:16 For I hate divorce, says the Lord, the God of Israel, as well as covering one’s garment with injustice, says the Lord of hosts. Therefore, have respect for your own life, and do not be unfaithful.
Pope Gregory VII on Priests, Deacons, and Subdeacons Guilty of Fornication: “As for priests, deacons, and subdeacons guilty of the crime of fornication, let them know that the apostolic authority of the Church forbids them to remain in their orders. They must be removed from the ministry and, if possible, be sent away from the Church altogether. Let no one excuse them on the grounds of ignorance or weakness, for the Church’s discipline is clear: those who commit such sins are not only to be shamed but also to be corrected by the most severe measures, so that the purity of the clergy may be preserved and the people may be protected from the contagion of such vices” ww1.thelatinlibrary.com. This instruction reflects Gregory’s broader reform agenda, in which he sought to purify the clergy from moral corruption, especially sexual immorality, which he saw as undermining the Church’s authority and the spiritual well-being of the faithful. The letter also warns that such sins are not limited …More
Say No to Labour’s ‘Summer of Sex’. The Labour Party is attempting a radical transformation and degradation of our society’s foundational values. How? Through a new initiative, they are calling the ‘Summer of Sex’. Related:BBC'S TRANSGENDER PROPAGANDA Labour MP Samantha Niblett recently launched her “lifelong learning” project with the backing of adult entertainment and adult “toy” industries. This project aims to radically overhaul education and reshape public discourse around intimacy. See also: 1. SIX YEARS WITH MILES CHRISTI. - 2. THREE YEARS WITH “SUPER OMNIA VERITAS”. Niblett’s main partner and advisor in the campaign is ‘sex educator’ and pornography site owner Cindy Gallop, who publicly boasts about enjoying hardcore adult content and believes that children as young as 8 should be taught the ‘joys of sexual pleasure’. Their plan is alarming: to expose people of all ages to adult content in a ‘positive way’ and teach how people how to derive pleasure from their own …More