Vatican aid convoy 'hit by gunfire' in Lebanon Source tells AFP, 'vehicles turned back, material damage but no injuries'
Convoy humanitario del Vaticano en Líbano queda atrapado en el fuego cruzado Un convoy de ayuda humanitaria del Vaticano, se vio obligado a regresar a su punto de partida el martes 7 de abril tras quedar atrapado en un intenso fuego cruzado entre las fuerzas israelíes y combatientes de Hezbolá. hmtv
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Journalist Abby Martin, on her visit to Israel: “Everyone has to isolate this rogue state. It's a disgrace for anyone who goes there. We're essentially seeing the fourth Reich, marching forward today.”
Entertainment vs. Worship: What Has the Church Become? A Biblical Examination of True Worship in the Last Days John 4:24 (KJV) “God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.” In many places today, church has changed. What was once centered on God is now often centered on people. Lights, music, performances, and emotional experiences have taken the spotlight. But the question must be asked: Is this worship—or entertainment? The Bible gives us a clear standard. And it calls us back to something deeper than performance. 1. Worship Is About God, Not Man “Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.” (Matthew 4:10) True worship is God-centered. It is not about pleasing people or creating an atmosphere. It is about honoring God alone. When the focus shifts to man, worship loses its purpose. 2. God Desires Truth, Not Performance “…they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.” (John 4:24) Worship is not about how …More
On the official CEAMA channel: in the video "The Female Face of the Church in the Amazon" (in Spanish), a group sings and dances to the "common home" in fron
The Exact Moment Jesus Rose From the Dead: What Really Happened Inside the Tomb on Easter Morning Let’s talk about the Resurrection today. But I don’t want to just talk about the broad theological concept, I want to get into the absolute, gritty, miraculous reality of how Jesus actually rose from the dead at that precise millisecond on Easter morning. If you’re a Catholic and you’re curious about the literal mechanics of the Resurrection, you really need to understand what the Tradition of the Catholic Church actually teaches. And what’s absolutely fascinating is how modern science is actually coming around to back this up. We have to get past this modernist, flannel-graph Sunday School version of the Resurrection and look at the deep tradition. First things first: Jesus didn’t just wake up, stretch, unwrap Himself, and walk out of the tomb like Lazarus. Look at the raising of Lazarus. Christ stands outside the tomb and says, “Lazarus, come out!” and the guy basically shuffles out,…More
U.S. Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke has downplayed reports of growing tensions between the Vatican and the U.S. administration of Donald Trump. In an interview with IlGiornale.it on April 11, he stated that “the narrative of an ongoing clash is exaggerated”. Leo XIV “has invited everyone to work for peace, as he rightly should.” Regarding the attacks and bombings of Iran, Cardinal Burke thinks: “One may have differing views on how to address the problem, but one certainly cannot think that the situation in Iran was good prior to the attacks by the United States and Israel. I believe that, in his view, Trump also has peace as his goal - meaning he seeks to restore internal peace in Iran and in its relations with other nations. This is because the regime represents a nuclear threat to both its neighbors and others.” He also added that he prays “for the freedom of the Iranian people, who have suffered for too many years at the hands of the ayatollahs’ regime.” Cardinal Burke continued: “…More
Alex Keay on Haiti in Crisis: Why School Meals are the Only Defense Against Gang Recruitment In the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, a school lunch is more than just a meal—it’s a shield against gang violence. Alex Keay of Mary's Meals joins us to share the harrowing yet hopeful reality of feeding 200,000 children daily in Haiti. Haiti is currently facing a total breakdown of government, with violent gangs controlling access to food and recruiting vulnerable children. Alex Keay, Partnership Director for Mary's Meals, explains how their local partners risk everything to navigate armed checkpoints and closed supply routes to deliver life-saving nutrition to 670 schools. Discover why a simple bowl of food is the most effective tool to keep children in the classroom and away from the reach of gangs. We also discuss the incredible milestone of Mary's Meals feeding 3 million children worldwide and how you can provide a child with an entire year of food for about the price of a single …More
Apostate Robert Prevost appoints the apostate French "bishop" and gay activist Joseph de Metz-Noblat, who replaced "Mother" and "Father" in the baptismal register.
Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Joseph de Metz-Noblat as the Bishop of Verdun in France. Born on 6 February 1959 in Cherbourg, he studied civil law, philosophy, and theology. He obtained a licentiate in canon law from the Institut Catholique de Paris, and was ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Verdun in 1987. Leo XIV seems to favor the appointment of pro-homosexual canon lawyers. Public Profile In 2014, Francis appointed Monsignor Metz-Noblat as Bishop of the little-known diocese of Langres, in eastern France. The anti-Catholic magazine Golias described him once as "turning to literature... and terribly bored". He avoids the limelight and is reluctant to take strong public positions. However, he has been involved in one controversy: the baptism register reform in the French church. 2018 Proposal In December 2018, as president of the French bishops’ Council for questions of Canon Law, Bishop Metz-Noblat proposed changing baptismal records from 'father/mother' to 'parents or …More
The higher the apostate Robert Prevost elevates his gay activist accomplices, the greater will be their fall; a deep place in Hell awaits them, for no one mocks God with impunity. Saint Alphonsus Maria de Liguori: “He who falls from level ground,” says Saint Ambrose, “does not usually suffer much harm; but he who falls from a height is not said merely to fall, but rather to plummet—and for this reason, the fall is mortal” (...). “Let us rejoice,” says Saint Jerome—we priests—“upon seeing ourselves at such a height; yet let us fear the fall all the more for it” [In Ez. 44].
Message Post Dec. 23,2025 2017-08-15 - Rest for Your Soul | Mission of … This is a special three-part Message, “Rest for Your Soul,” that the Lord dictated to Sister Amapola in August of 2017 as a retreat for the Mission staff. We encourage you to wait until you have some quiet time during which you can read through it peacefully. Approach it as your personal retreat, directed by God. August 15th, 2017 Jesus. Early morning. INTRODUCTION Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest – rest for your souls.[1] My little children, you do not know how much I love you and how I long to spend time with you – when our hearts can speak to each other and we can rest one in the other. Yes, little ones, I rest in you. I come and lay My head on your heart, happy to find love, and faith, and obedience; happy to find My children.[2] In the world and in this life, there is so much work to do, so much weariness, so much exhaustion. So much exhaustion of your souls …More
Late one evening, an old traveler arrived at a small farmhouse and asked for a place to stay the night. "You’re welcome to stay, there's plenty of room. But I’ll be honest—we don’t have much to offer for dinner," the farmer said grimly. "Don't worry about that. All I need is a roof over my head," the old man explained. "I’ve been visiting my daughter, and now I’m making the long journey back to the city." The farmer’s wife looked at the guest, her face clouded with sadness. "I’m so sorry we can't host you properly. Our son’s legs were badly frostbitten last winter, and now he can’t walk. Every penny we have goes toward his treatment, but nothing seems to help." The old man stayed the night, and the next morning, he asked to see the boy. He carefully examined the young man’s swollen, lifeless legs. "You know," the traveler said, "when I reached my daughter’s house, my own legs were aching from the long road. She treated them with a healing salve and even gave me a jar to take home." …More
Saturday, April 11 – Saturday in Albis – Saint Leo I the Great, Pope, Confessor and Doctor – Saint Gemma Galgani, Virgin – Blessed Angelo of Chivasso, Confessor, First Franciscan Order
Samedi in Albis – Station à Saint-Jean de Latran – Vous tous qui avez été baptisés dans le Christ, vous avez revêtu le Christ. Au sortir de la fontaine, les néophytes avaient reçu un vêtement blanc, symbole des effets du baptême dans leur âme : ‘Vous tous qui avez été baptisés, vous vous êtes revêtus de Jésus-Christ’ (Com.). Ils le conservaient jusqu’à ce jour qui porte le nom de « Samedi où l’on dépose les vêtements blancs », parce que, réunis à S. Jean de Latran, on leur retirait alors leur robe baptismale. L’Église en voyant rassemblés autour d’elle « ces enfants nouveau-nés » (Ép.) leur demande par la bouche de S. Pierre, son chef, de boire toujours le lait spirituel et pur de la vraie doctrine. Et dans cette basilique, dédiée au S. Sauveur, elle leur rappelle que leurs âmes sont les pierres vivantes d’un édifice spirituel dont le Christ est la pierre d’angle. L’Évangile montre aussi le Prince des Apôtres qui, avant S. Jean, constate la Résurrection de Jésus, …
Divine Mercy Chaplet Join us in praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet led by Maria Vargo, who plays Saint Faustina in our upcoming movie, Heart of Mercy. Prayed on ordinary rosary beads, The Chaplet of The Divine Mercy is an intercessory prayer that extends the offering of the Eucharist, so it is especially appropriate to use it after having received Holy Communion at Holy Mass. It may be said at any time though is typically prayed at 3 PM, the Hour of Great Mercy. Our Lord specifically told St. Faustina to recite it during the nine days before the Feast of Mercy (the first Sunday after Easter). He then added: "By this Novena, [of Chaplets] I will grant every possible grace to souls." saintlukeproductions