Book of Ezekiel 24,15-24. Thus the word of the LORD came to me: Son of man, by a sudden blow I am taking away from you the delight of your eyes, but do not mourn or weep or shed any tears. Groan in silence, make no lament for the dead, bind on your turban, put your sandals on your feet, do not cover your beard, and do not eat the customary bread. That evening my wife died, and the next morning I did as I had been commanded. Then the people asked me, "Will you not tell us what all these things that you are doing mean for us?" I therefore spoke to the people that morning, saying to them: Thus the word of the LORD came to me: Say to the house of Israel: Thus says the Lord GOD: I will now desecrate my sanctuary, the stronghold of your pride, the delight of your eyes, the desire of your soul. The sons and daughters you left behind shall fall by the sword. You shall do as I have done, not covering your beards nor eating the customary bread. Your turbans shall remain on your heads, your sandals …More
On August 15, InfoVaticana.com noted a pattern in Leo XIV’s 2026 liturgies: the Roman Canon has been absent from nearly all the year’s major solemnities. At the Assumption Mass, Eucharistic Prayer III was used instead, as it was at Easter, Pentecost, Corpus Christi, and Saints Peter and Paul. The Canon has not disappeared entirely: Leo XIV used it on Holy Thursday and at a Sacred Heart Mass in Tenerife on June 12. For more than fourteen centuries, the Roman Canon stood at the heart of the Roman rite, its roots reaching deep into the earliest centuries of Christian worship in Rome. #newsQwvjswksfd
These father and son, Fr. Peter and Fr. Andrew Infanger, are both Catholic priests in the United States. After his wife’s death, Fr. Peter discerned a vocation to the priesthood and was ordained for the Diocese of Joliet, while his son, Fr. Andrew, serves as a priest in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (FSSP) is preparing to establish its first permanent apostolate in Ecuador, following two years of missionary work there. The new apostolate will be based in Guale. The missions began at the invitation of Bishop Eduardo Castillo Pino of Portoviejo, who has supported the fraternity’s ministry and the celebration of the Roman Rite in the region. MissionTradition.us reports that the new apostolate will begin on August 19, with Fr Xavier Proust serving as priest-in-charge. The foundation will mark the Fraternity's first house in Ecuador. #newsZcigrcfyvd
In fact, he say: Do not "proselitize"! Just be expert in listening to all other heretics, who are outside of the Church (as he is, and his, oh so beloved teacher Bergoglio was). Th only difference between those two is that this one bravely reads all de scripts which are written for him, by we can guess who.
FATAL DEAL with NORTH KOREA? MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on the breaking news of deal with North Korea to hurt our alliance with South Korea at pivotal time. Visit Meidas+ | MeidasTouch Network | Substack for more! MeidasTouch relies on SnapStream to record, watch, monitor, and clip the news. Get a FREE TRIAL of SnapStream by clicking here: Record TV with SnapStream to get clips that will … Support the MeidasTouch Network: patreon.com/meidastouch
Which Roman Rite Missal Revision DOES NOT Violate Quo Primum? Which Revised Missal Represents The UNADULTERATED TRUE TLM? Changes from the 1570 Missal to the 1962 Missal, with dates Changes to the Ordinary of Mass 1570 — Pius V promulgates the Roman Missal This is the baseline. 1604 — Clement VIII Revises the Missal and makes various textual and rubrical corrections. 1634 — Urban VIII Further revision, particularly of the liturgical texts and hymns. 1884 — Leo XIII New typical edition with various revisions. 1920 — Benedict XV Major revision following the work begun by Pius X. New calendar and revisions to rubrics and texts. 1951/1952 — Pius XII Experimental restoration of the Easter Vigil. This is the beginning of the major modern Holy Week transformation. 1955 — Pius XII Judica me removed from Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. Holy Week radically reformed. People's Confiteor at Communion ultimately eliminated in the subsequent rubrical reform. Good Friday and Holy Saturday …More
Attorney General Ken Paxton has won another important legal victory for election integrity. The Fifth Circuit reversed a lower court and upheld key parts of Texas Senate Bill 1. Voters casting mail ballots must provide an identification number or Social Security number that matches state records. They also receive multiple chances to correct defects. Stronger rules protect those who need assistance from coercion or intimidation. This work is hard. It is often unseen. It consumes years of legal effort and quiet persistence. Yet it remains fundamental in a constitutional republic. Honest elections protect the dignity of lawful voters and guard the vulnerable. Christians are called by God to seek and defend the good in the public square. We labor for truth here with the same care we bring to prayer because justice in temporal affairs belongs to the mandate Christ has given us.
2024-02-22 Reconquest – Time to Join My Army – A Call to Priests and Bishops Received in Spanish] [God the Father] To My children scattered throughout the world – Your God speaks to you from the little holy Hill, Our new Tepeyac. The time has come, My children, to call you to join yourselves to My army – the army that I have formed and forged in silence, in what is hidden, with countless trials, sacrifices and sufferings. How many small battalions I have formed throughout the world, on each continent. As cisterns of pure water to give life to My hungry and abandoned children. Hungry for the Truth, hungry for Me – and abandoned by those who have become a stumbling block to Me: My priest sons, to whom I have given the mandate and mission to care for My sheep, to protect them and nourish them with My Sacred Food. But these shepherds have fallen asleep and have abandoned you, My children, the vast majority of them. I have faithful Shepherds – the joy of My Heart[1] – who, united to My Jesus …More
Defend God, the Eucharist all over the world... Believe in his Presence. Defend your Faith Defend and Stay Close to our Triune God, no Matter what, Excummunicate as they like... No to Sin Nod Dality our INHERETANCE IS THROUGHT THE SON of God, Our Lord, and King Jesus Chirst Savior , Redeemer of Souls . redeemer of children of God the Father. Live in his Divine Will everyday, To persevere in this Great 'HOUR"... By Union with our Jesus Chirst... and Consecrated to Mother Mary, The Living Tabernacle of Truine God... Alleluia... God Bless everyone....
U.S. sailors are freaking out off the coast of Iran—literally: “I hope I don’t wake up tomorrow,” write the terrified sailors as they lose their minds. What happened? A nine-month voyage to the shores of Iran. ---- Well, we’ve actually finished fighting. The crew of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is freaking out. “I hope I don’t wake up tomorrow,” say the terrified sailors; some are trying to jump overboard. So what happened, you ask? It’s just a mission off the coast of Iran that’s already been dragging on for nine months. ---- The sailors’ wives have panicked. “I hope I don’t wake up tomorrow,” a sailor from the aircraft carrier messaged his wife via instant messaging. So many such messages from the crew have come in that the information has already leaked to the press. The situation aboard the Abraham Lincoln was reported not only by specialized military publications such as *Navy Times* and *Stars and Stripes*, but also by the British newspaper *The Guardian* ---- “*Navy …More
SAINT JOAN OF THE CROSS - August 17 Jeanne del Croi Delanoue Johanna Delanoue Ioanna Delanoue Joan Delanoue Memorial 17 August Profile Youngest of twelvechildren. Her father was draper; her mother owned and operated a religious goods store. Her motherdied in 1691, and Jeanne took over the business. Smart and hard-working, she made a success of the small business. During the Pentecost season in 1698, Jeanne had two mystic experiences. The first was a vision, the second a series of pious commentaries by Frances Souchet, a widowedpilgrim from Rennes, France. The two events altered Jeanne’s outlook, took her eyes from her safe, bourgious world to a more spiritual level. She closed her shop, turned her mind from worldly comfort and success, and began to serve the poor, the sick, and the neglected. Using funds raised from generous benefactors she’d met in business, she founded and furnished three orphanages. She attracted followers, and in 1704 a small group of them founded the …More
AUGUST 17 SAINT JOAN OF THE CROSS breski1 Jeanne del Croi Delanoue Johanna Delanoue Ioanna Delanoue Joan Delanoue Memorial 17 August Profile Youngest of twelvechildren. Her father was draper; her mother owned and operated a religious goods store. Her motherdied in 1691, and Jeanne took over the business. Smart and hard-working, she made a success of the small business. During the Pentecost season in 1698, Jeanne had two mystic experiences. The first was a vision, the second a series of pious commentaries by Frances Souchet, a widowedpilgrim from Rennes, France. The two events altered Jeanne’s outlook, took her eyes from her safe, bourgious world to a more spiritual level. She closed her shop, turned her mind from worldly comfort and success, and began to serve the poor, the sick, and the neglected. Using funds raised from generous benefactors she’d met in business, she founded and furnished three orphanages. She attracted followers, and in 1704 a small group of them …More
“Roman Mass Can Never Be Suppressed”: Masses in the traditional Roman rite are full of “young people, young married couples, and families with many children,” Cardinal Raymond Burke told Michael Knowles on August 15. Returning young Catholics “want the traditional liturgy,” he said. While there is no question that the Novus Ordo is valid, the older rite “communicates more fully and more richly the divine action.” Burke expects “an ever greater number of Catholics” to worship as Catholics did “for over 15 centuries”. Looking to Leo XIV, Cardinal Burke urges Catholics to make their wishes known “to their bishops and to the Holy Father most of all,” while making clear they are not questioning Vatican II. He insists the Mass “was never suppressed and never could be.” Burke recalls a bishop with “no attraction” to the Roman rite nevertheless describing its adherents as “some of our most devout Catholics” and asking: “Why would I deny that to them?”
Cardinal Burke to Michael Knowles on traditional Roman Mass: “The most important thing for those who love the traditional Latin Mass is to make known to their bishops - and to the Holy Father most of all - their desire to worship according to this form and that they’re not calling into question the validity of the Second Vatican Council”
@brhenry Also the Pope cannot contradict another Pope. Pope St Pius V promulgated the TLM using his papal authority, his declaration is that the Mass can never be changed by any Pope in the future under penalty of Divine wrath. So subsequent Popes CANNOT create liturgical reform “at their will”.
Ceuta is under siege again tonight and Madrid still treats it like a PR problem. Either the military seals the perimeter with real force or this enclave is lost for good. No more “managing flows.” Defend Spanish soil or surrender it.
How young Catholics live in Northern Ireland today | Young & Faithful For decades, Catholics in Northern Ireland were a marginalized minority during the conflict known as The Troubles. Today, Catholics make up the largest religious group in the region. In this video, 18-year-old Anthony takes us inside his daily life as a Catholic in Northern Ireland. From attending Mass and praying with family to reflecting on history, identity, faith and modern social issues, Anthony shares what Catholicism means to him and how religion continues to shape life after The Troubles. What role does religion play in your life? Let us know in the comments. CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Anthony, a young Catholic in Northern Ireland 00:39 The history behind Northern Ireland's religious divide 01:33 Catholic schools and community life 02:10 What Catholics believe: Anthony explains his faith 02:58 Church, prayer and finding purpose 03:32 Irish history, identity and The Troubles 04:19 Faith, values and modern social …More
Developing story… Yes. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has scrapped its proposal to install additional Islamic foot-washing (ablution/wudu) stations. The plan would have added one station inside an existing men’s restroom and one inside an existing women’s restroom on the pre-security side of Terminal D (the international terminal). It was still in the evaluation phase (not fully approved), with a state filing listing an estimated cost in the $115,000–$300,000 range and a potential late-2026 timeline. DFW said it accelerated its review due to elevated public interest this week and determined the project “would not deliver the originally anticipated operational benefits.” DFW already has two ablution stations (installed around 2019) beside the Terminal D Interfaith Chapel near Gate D40 on the post-security side. Reports indicate the cancellation applies only to the proposed new restroom stations; there has been no announcement about removing the existing ones. Texas Gov. …More