Dr. Dawn Michael @DawnsMission THE GREAT OSTEOPOROSIS SCAM For decades, Big Pharma convinced us that normal aging bones are a disease called osteoporosis. They invented the diagnosis, created the drugs, and sold them to millions — all built on a lie. The cruel irony? Their first-line treatments (bisphosphonates like Fosamax and Reclast) don’t strengthen bones. They kill the osteoclasts that remodel bone, leaving you with old, brittle bones that fracture more easily. Side effects include: • Jaw death (osteonecrosis) • Spontaneous fractures • Atrial fibrillation • Esophageal cancer • Flu-like illness The FDA quietly warned about these risks back in 2008. What actually builds strong bones naturally: • Daily walking • Gentle strength training • Pool therapy & Tai Chi • Topical progesterone • Key minerals: boron, manganese, strontium, K2 & silica Stop falling for the scam. Your bones deserve better.
Cardinal Frank Leo, the metropolitan archbishop of Toronto yesterday sent a letter "to Prime Minister Carney and all federal Members of Parliament (MPs) in the Archdiocese of Toronto asking for their support of Bill C-218 and decrying the rapid expansion of euthanasia and assisted suicide in Canada. Bill C-218 is a private members’ bill currently before Parliament that would amend the Criminal Code to prevent Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) from being provided when mental illness is the sole underlying condition. Without this change, MAiD will be available for those suffering from mental illness alone beginning in March 2027." The terrible law itself needs to be stopped. Since euthanasia was legalized in Canada in 2016, over 20,000 Canadians have been killed. Abortion kills 100,000 unborn babies each year, all paid for by Canada Health. Did you know that the yearly number of deaths in Canada will soon surpass the number of births? There is no future of any kind in that coming …
In June, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X will announce the names of the future bishops to be consecrated on 1 July in Ecône, Switzerland. Father Kevin M. Cusick published this rumour on the Rorate-Caeli blog, referring to an anonymous 'reliable source' who claimed that both Don Davide Pagliarani, the Fraternity's Superior General, and Father John Fullerton, the Fraternity's Superior for the US, had confirmed the information. Picture: FSSPX, #newsFxhhtjsjxz
St. Francis of Assisi ~~~ O wonderful loftiness and stupendous dignity. O sublime Humility. O humble Sublimity. The Lord of the Universe, God and Son of God...
"I feel so sorry for you," said the unlit candle to her flickering friend. "Your time is so short. You’re constantly burning away, and soon, you’ll be gone forever. I’m much happier than you. I don’t burn, so I don’t melt. I just lie here in peace, and I’ll last for years. But your days are numbered." The burning candle replied: "I don’t regret a single moment. My life is beautiful and full of meaning. Yes, I burn, and my wax is melting away, but my flame has lit countless other candles, and my own light is never diminished by sharing it. With my light, I drive back the darkness of the night. I bring a sparkle to a child’s eyes at a celebration. I purify the air by a sick person’s bedside, for shadows and despair cannot stand the presence of a living flame. I stand as a symbol of hope and a silent prayer. Isn't a life like that—even a short one—truly beautiful? Actually, it’s you I feel sorry for, my unlit sister. Your fate is the one that's truly sad. You’ve never fulfilled the …More
Amid growing controversy over the future of the Valley of the Fallen, Spain’s Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, has defended Cardinal José Cobo of Madrid. Bolaños told LaSexta.com that the plan to secularise the religious site was not the cardinal's initiative, but the result of an agreement reached directly with the Vatican. He emphasised that no personal deal had been made with Cobo, who has faced significant pressure from Catholics over the issue. The minister also said that the Vatican is fully committed to transforming the Valley from a monastery into a site of "democratic memory". Addressing divisions within the Catholic Church, Bolaños described it as a 'plural organisation', while criticising more traditional sectors that oppose the transformation and suggesting that they are out of step with 'contemporary society'. He also placed the “re-signification” of the Valley within a broader set of negotiations between the Spanish government and the Church, covering issues …More
The Valley of the Fallen is the equivalent of Arlington National Cemetery in Virgina. The main difference is that priests live in the monastery that is there and the edifice is large and quite awesome to behold.
ECB chief Christine Lagarde warns of possible food rationing due to fertilizer disruptions “A third of fertilizers are shipped through the Strait of Hormuz... that is at risk.”
published on “O Estado de S. Paulo”, august 22th 1979 São Paulo, August 15th 1979 Sir : I write to you as a subscriber to O Estado de S. Paulo, which I have been for about forty years. Be notified that I no longer wish to receive your newspaper, consider my 1979 subscription cancelled, and do not expect to be sought after by your advertising department for a new subscription in the years to come. This is due neither to the recent attacks made by your paper against the TFP, of whose National Council I am the President, nor to those against my person. The TFP has already been attacked in the past by O Estado de S. Paulo without me even having thought of terminating my subscription. However, in a news item published on the 12th of this month, the TFP and I were the objects of a polemic viciousness from your paper such as to have, to our knowledge, no precedent in its past or in the history of the Brazilian press. The news item to which I alluded was intended to strike me in one of the …More
The church Saint-Nicaise de Rouen in Rouen, France, will become a brasserie-restaurant with an additional museum space. The site dates back to the 7th century, when a chapel was built for the relics of Saint Nicaise. The current building was reconstructed in reinforced concrete after a fire in 1934 and reopened for worship in 1940. Due to structural deterioration, water infiltration, and lack of maintenance, the church was closed in 2006 and officially deconsecrated in 2017. The new project includes a restaurant, on-site beer production, and preservation of some architectural elements. The church’s large organ, completed in 1957 and one of the most important in Rouen, has been removed and will be relocated to another church in Paris for restoration. Local authorities cited high restoration costs as the main reason for the conversion. #newsRxmfreixrh
On the one hand we have this "New Cyrus" - false "King of Jerusalem" ( youtube.com/watch?v=S81Czhx9f7w ), on the other hand "no kings" slogan. The true response to the above is the Catholic one, they are very afraid of: Christ the King! In families, towns, counties. Then - states and countries.
A new chapel of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X was blessed on Palm Sunday, March 29, 2026, in Tarnów. Poland, by Fr. Hubert Kuszpa. Continued growth of the faithful led to a second Sunday Mass and ultimately the need for a larger place of worship.
FSSPX pozostaje w jedności (una cum) z antychrystami posoborowia i łączy z nimi odprawiane Msze, abstrahując od tego, że odprawiają je również u nich heretycy moderniści, przyjęci jak na kartę rowerową, bez święceń „sub conditione". Logicznie, krótko i na temat: „Kto modli się z heretykiem, staje się heretykiem" - Papież Agaton. Zatem ci, którzy myślą, że uciekli od heretyckiego posoborowia do FSSPX, niech wiedzą, że nigdzie nie uciekli... --- Niech raczej to co nazywa siebie „Tradycją" - wreszcie Nią się stanie. Bez odcięcia się od heretyków, nie może być mowy o Katolickiej Tradycji.