Le pape Léon XIV a repris ses audiences générales hebdomadaires ainsi que sa catéchèse sur Sacrosanctum Concilium, la constitution de Vatican II sur la liturgie. Il a déclaré : « Dans cette constitution, le terme “prière” désigne la liturgie dans son ensemble. Cette perspective est déterminante, car elle a guidé la réforme liturgique, faisant de la participation active des fidèles son pilier central. » Lisez le texte intégral de son discours ci-dessous. Vous pourrez suivre l'intégralité de l'émission sur Sel + Lumière TV ce soir à 19h00 HE, 16h00 HP et sur Sel + Lumière TV en direct | Salt + Light Media.
León XIV invita a redescubrir la oración La oración no es una forma de evasión ni una técnica psicológica, sino el centro de la vida cristiana. Esa fue la tesis que León XIV desarrolló este miércoles 5 de agosto en su quinta catequesis sobre la Sacrosanctum Concilium, la constitución del Concilio Vaticano II dedicada a la liturgia, retomando el ciclo tras la pausa de julio. El Papa pronunció la catequesis en el interior de la Basílica de San Pedro para evitar a los fieles la espera bajo el intenso calor romano. hmtv
Bishop Michael Sis of San Angelo, West Texas, will expand access to the traditional Latin Mass with a new monthly celebration at St. Ann’s Catholic Church in Midland, beginning August 30. Rev. Ryan Rojo, the diocese’s Vocations Director and Director of Seminarians, announced the development on X.com. The Mass will be celebrated on the last Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. Rev. Rojo promised that this is “just a beginning”: “The diocese discerns a path forward to provide for our people.” He added that other diocesan priests will learn to celebrate the Roman rite in the coming weeks and months. The existing weekly Traditional Latin Mass at St. Margaret of Scotland Church in San Angelo will continue unchanged. #newsIwnpjbusjk
The Rupnik case: 22 previously undisclosed letters from women who belonged to the Slovenian Loyola Community and described alleged abuse by the famed mosaic artist are part of the records of alleged abuse.
Twenty-two previously undisclosed letters by members of the former Loyola Community in Slovenia have been included in the Vatican's ongoing canonical criminal trial, according to OSVNews.com (August 6). The letters were written during Easter 2000 after the community's superior, Sister Ivanka Hosta, asked the 40 sisters to write directly to Rupnik about their relationship with him as part of the Jubilee Year. The sisters were instructed to describe what had happened and to offer forgiveness in a process of reconciliation. Twenty-two of the letters describe psychological, spiritual or sexual abuse. The letters are held in the archives of the Loyola Community, now in the custody of the Archdiocese of Ljubljana. Their full contents have not been made public. According to OSVNews, the letters describe alleged manipulation, coercion, abuse of authority, and physical and sexual assaults. Several sisters said Fr Rupnik used spiritual direction and religious language to pressure them into acts …More
Pope Leo XIV’s face featured on new set of Vatican coins This marks the first time since 2014 that the papal image has been printed on the coins.
León XIV recupera la efigie del Papa en los euros vaticanos La Gobernación del Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano presentó el pasado lunes 3 de agosto la primera serie de euros del pontificado de León XIV, que recupera la efigie del pontífice en las monedas vaticanas tras nueve años de ausencia. La decisión revierte la orden dada por Francisco en 2017, cuando pidió que su rostro desapareciera de las acuñaciones y fuera sustituido por su escudo pontificio. hmtv
Pope Leo XIV’s face featured on new set of … Pope Leo XIV’s image features for the first time in a new set of commemorative euro coins for Vatican City. As announced by the Vatican City State Governorate on July 30, these coins are part of a new Vatican euro collector coin set honoring the new pontificate. This also marks the first time since 2014 that the papal image has appeared on the coins, following Pope Francis’ personal request that his face not be used. Except for the 5-euro coin, the Vatican coins can be used to buy things in the 21 European Union member states that have adopted the euro as their common currency. A unique design in the history of Vatican coin-making Although these new coins with Leo are not the first to feature the pope’s face, they are part of an entirely unique design. Leo’s coat of arms appears on the 1-cent, 2-cent, and 5-cent euro coins, while his face appears on the larger denominations. The pope’s image has appeared on minted coins since the Middle Ages …More
Bill Gates: "I can't remember talking about masks at all..." This video not only proves that Bill Gates is lying, but also that he has knowingly spread falsehoods about masks.
Replace "I have to" with "I get to" One small change in language can completely shift the way you experience your day. Instead of saying, “I have to,” try saying, “I get to.” For example, when you wake up and think, “I have to go to work today,” replace it with, “I get to go to work today.” The phrase “I have to” often carries a sense of obligation, frustration, and resistance. It makes an ordinary responsibility feel like a burden. “I get to,” however, redirects your attention toward the opportunity hidden inside the same situation. “I get to help my child with homework.” “I get to be exactly who I am.” “I get to walk to the store and buy groceries.” “I get to work and support myself.” “I get to clean a home that gives me shelter.” “I get to call someone I love.” The task itself has not changed, but your perspective has. What once felt like an inconvenience can become a reminder that you still have abilities, opportunities, relationships, and choices that should not be taken for granted. …More
The Book of Nahum Explained | Why Did God Destroy Nineveh? | Catholic Bible Study Book of Nahum 2,1.3.3,1-3.6-7. See, upon the mountains there advances the bearer of good news, announcing peace! Celebrate your feasts, O Judah, fulfill your vows! For nevermore shall you be invaded by the scoundrel; he is completely destroyed. The LORD will restore the vine of Jacob, the pride of Israel, Though ravagers have ravaged them and ruined the tendrils. Woe to the bloody city, all lies, full of plunder, whose looting never stops! The crack of the whip, the rumbling sounds of wheels; horses a-gallop, chariots bounding, Cavalry charging, The flame of the sword, the flash of the spear, the many slain, the heaping corpses, the endless bodies to stumble upon! I will cast filth upon you, disgrace you and put you to shame; Till everyone who sees you runs from you, saying, "Nineveh is destroyed; who can pity her? Where can one find any to console her?" What is the Book of Nahum, and why does this …More
"Every religion legitimately considers itself to possess the truth," Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline, Archbishop of Marseille and president of the French Bishops' Conference, said in an interview on Avvenire.it on August 5. Talking about Marseille's religious diversity [where Arabic has long become the dominant language], Cardinal Aveline described the coexistence of Muslims, Jews, Buddhists, and Christians as a theological challenge: "We did not invent the plurality of religions, nor the fact that every religion legitimately considers itself to possess the truth." On the Church's catholicity, Aveline claims: "The Creed we recite every Sunday embodies the Church's vocation to catholicity. If I had been born in China, I would have been Confucian; in Japan, Shinto." He argued that the Church's catholicity means recognizing "the desire for God in the hearts of women and men of every religion." Citing the Second Vatican Council, he said the Holy Spirit offers everyone "the possibility of being …More
I advise GLORIA TV to create a news segment about the parallel, false church of Prevost-Bergoglio. These comments, obviously, are not from a Catholic cardinal, but from an infiltrator dressed as a cardinal.
A wise old man was visiting New York City with a friend. Around lunchtime, they were walking near Times Square, where the sidewalks were packed and the noise seemed endless. Car horns blared, taxis crowded the intersections, sirens echoed between the buildings, and thousands of conversations blended into one constant roar. Suddenly, the visitor stopped. “I hear a cricket,” he said. His friend stared at him. “A cricket? In the middle of Manhattan? There’s no way you could hear one through all this noise.” “I’m sure of it,” the man replied. “There’s a cricket nearby.” He stood quietly for a moment, listening. Then he crossed the sidewalk and walked toward a large concrete planter filled with shrubs. He bent down, carefully moved a few leaves aside, and there it was—a tiny cricket hidden among the branches. His friend was amazed. “That’s unbelievable,” he said. “You must have extraordinary hearing.” “Not at all,” the man replied. “My hearing is no better than yours. People simply notice …More
against Iran — or elsewhere Donald Trump finally collided with reality over depleted US weapons stockpiles – blaming Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who in turn blamed his deputy, in a buck-passing game that laid bare the White House's and the Pentagon's staggering incompetence. Shortages of critical munitions – especially long-range guided missiles and air-defense interceptors – have forced Trump to shelve plans for further massive strikes on Iran, the Washington Post reports As a result, Trump claimed Monday that he had called off "the biggest attack since World War 2," because of renewed negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz. In reality, however, the decision appears to have reflected a mismatch between Trump's ambitions and US actual military capabilities Depleted air-defense missile stockpiles was also a key reason Gulf allies urged Trump not to escalate the conflict, as they feared further escalation could leave them vulnerable to Iranian retaliation, reports say During …More
One must first understand why wars are fought in the first place. Christian Rakovsky, a founder of Jewish Bolshevism and one of the architects of World War II, was very clear on why that war was fought. First, to punish Germany for printing their own money and prevent their example from spreading to other nations. Second, to prevent Germany's nationalistic spirit from spreading to other nations. Third, and most importantly, to weaken and destroy the Catholic Church. Here are Rakovsky's own words, tape recorded and reprinted in the book Red Symphony by Dr. J. Landowsky "Hitler, this uneducated and elementary man . . . took over for himself the privilege of manufacturing money . . . Are you capable of imagining what would have come of this system if it had infected a number of other states . . . This is very serious. . . . There is only one solution - war. "We have yet another reason, a religious one. Communism cannot be the victor if it will not have suppressed the still living Christianity …More