Know The Truth & Be Set Free Latin Mass Homily by Fr. Robert Altier for 4-27-2024 Fr Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul holytrinitysspmn.org You can also find Fr. Robert …More
APRIL 28 - THE GOSPEL breski1 Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint John 15,1-8. Jesus said to his disciples: "I am the true vine, and my Father is the vine grower. He takes away every branch …More
Francis encouraged Mgr Óscar Zanchetta, the former Bishop of Orán, Argentina, now a convicted homosexual predator, to cover his financial tracks. Zanchetta was one of the first bishops Francis appointed …More
Francis encouraged Mgr Óscar Zanchetta, the former Bishop of Orán, Argentina, now a convicted homosexual predator, to cover his financial tracks. Zanchetta was one of the first bishops Francis appointed in Argentina. The allegations against him are contained in a document signed by senior clergy and officials of Zanchetta's former diocese, published by Damian Thompson (UnHerd.com, 27 April). The document states that Zanchetta had a duty to disclose the origin of funds used to build the diocesan seminary and work on the cathedral. The money allegedly came from sold properties, but Mgr Zanchetta didn't provide any supporting documents of the transactions. Instead, he claimed that "His Holiness" personally suggested to him not to make it appear anywhere so that the diocese would not be considered less needy. Thomson received a 500-page dossier on Zanchetta. It included "stomach-churning details of allegations of sexual exploitation of seminarians" that were never reported. After Zanchetta's …More
I went to a NO Mass today. It seems before every NO homily there has to be a joke. Please, you do not need to tell a corny joke before you start your sermon. We aren’t looking to hear a joke!!! We …More
I went to a NO Mass today. It seems before every NO homily there has to be a joke. Please, you do not need to tell a corny joke before you start your sermon. We aren’t looking to hear a joke!!! We aren’t looking to be entertained by you. Teach! Be a Father!
Thank you Brother! Yes I will go to TLM when I’m able to. It is the most beautiful thing in the Mortal Realm! I pray for our Lord to restore the TLM …More
Thank you Brother! Yes I will go to TLM when I’m able to. It is the most beautiful thing in the Mortal Realm! I pray for our Lord to restore the TLM to all Parishes.
The history of the papacy is full machinations rarely out 200 and sum odd popes were saints . 40 some anti popes and false councils have rocked Rome in …More
The history of the papacy is full machinations rarely out 200 and sum odd popes were saints . 40 some anti popes and false councils have rocked Rome in the past famous western schism is just one example
“My Body, My Choice” is a term coined by the pro-choice movement to represent bodily autonomy, freedom of choice and bodily autonomy. Consequently, the term is …
Mosses and Jesus birth both happened during a time when holy innocence were being slaughter the vision of the church in Labour giving birth at time holy …More
Mosses and Jesus birth both happened during a time when holy innocence were being slaughter the vision of the church in Labour giving birth at time holy innocence are being slaughtered .Nothing new under the sun
will arrive here. Just as US support of heroin, and later cocaine plantations, refineries, transport and distribution in other countries came to the US cia.gov/…cs/1971-07-14 FACTS SURFACES ON THE …More
URGENT - PLEASE READ From Citizen Go regarding the WHO Pandemic Treaty: Are you aware of the urgent turn of events regarding the UN’s Pandemic Treaty? We're in the final stretch, and the stakes couldn't …More
URGENT - PLEASE READ From Citizen Go regarding the WHO Pandemic Treaty: Are you aware of the urgent turn of events regarding the UN’s Pandemic Treaty? We're in the final stretch, and the stakes couldn't be higher. A shocking move looks set to attack our basic freedoms, handing over way too much power to the World Health Organization to control how nations handle health crises and your personal health decisions. This pivotal moment could redefine your liberties, impacting every facet of how you live, work, and make choices about your health and future. The voices of millions of concerned people worldwide slowed them down, yet they're rallying, pushing to seal this dirty deal by the 27th of May. They're desperate, willing even to settle for a diluted treaty, just to claim a 'win.' But this 'win' for them is a loss for us, stripping away layers of your freedom, inch by inch. They're convening yet again, in an extra meeting, starting next Monday, April 29, born out of their panic, to patch …More
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Amidst Growing Resistance, the WHO Turns Up Heat on Members to Sign Pandemic Treaty
As the deadline approaches for the 194 member nations of the World Health Organization (WHO) to sign agreements granting …
Ludovic Duée, 32, captain of Saint-Nazaire Volley-Ball Atlantique (SNVBA), is giving up his [pointless] sporting career to join the Canons of Lagrasse, near Carcassone, a community of the Roman Rite. …More
Ludovic Duée, 32, captain of Saint-Nazaire Volley-Ball Atlantique (SNVBA), is giving up his [pointless] sporting career to join the Canons of Lagrasse, near Carcassone, a community of the Roman Rite. SNVBA has a significant presence in French volleyball, being the 5th national club and the 2nd regional club with a strong base of 473 members and 12 coaches. Duée told Ouest-France.fr (24 April) that he had chosen "between a vocation and a profession". The future canon was born into a Catholic family, but his faith was awakened late in life. "I always believed in God, but I kept to the minimum," he said. Trapped in his appartment during the Covid hysteria, he experienced loneliness, introspection and healthy existential questioning, and decided to give his life more meaning. Founded in the 7th century as a Benedictine monastery, the Abbey of St Mary of Lagrasse was revived in 2004 by the Canons of St Augustine. The average age of the canons is 43. #newsSkiauytttj
The French public prosecutor has closed a case against Abbé Matthieu Raffray, a known member of the Institute of the Good Shepherd. The report against the priest was filed by an inter-ministerial …More
The French public prosecutor has closed a case against Abbé Matthieu Raffray, a known member of the Institute of the Good Shepherd. The report against the priest was filed by an inter-ministerial office "for the fight against anti-LGBT hatred" (sic). Key phrase of the public prosecutor who refused to play 'Gaystapo': "After careful examination of the comments, no offence appears to be sufficiently serious to justify criminal proceedings against you. I am therefore closing this case." So even in decadent France, Abbé Raffray can call homosexual acts a sin and a vice. #newsXgpfdxurvb
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced in a video released on Friday that Francis will attend the G7 meeting in Apulia, Italy, on 13-15 June. The Vatican press office confirmed the news. …More
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced in a video released on Friday that Francis will attend the G7 meeting in Apulia, Italy, on 13-15 June. The Vatican press office confirmed the news. Francis accepted an invitation from the Italian government to discuss artificial intelligence, about which he has no idea, he doesn't even use a computer. Meloni said that this is the first time that a pope will participate in the work of the Group of Seven. The G7's commitment, she added, "is to ensure that artificial intelligence is both human-centred and human-controlled". Of course, the G7 ministers are also committed to anti-human abortion. The June meeting will be attended by - US President Joe Biden - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni - French President Emmanuel Macron - German Chancellor Olaf Scholz - Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida The European Union will be represented by Charles Michel and Ursula …More
Dr. McCullough Issues Chilling COVID Vax Injury Analysis “What we’re seeing, I’m convinced, is the tip of the iceberg.” “In my practice, before the pandemic, I had only seen two cases of myocarditis …More
Dr. McCullough Issues Chilling COVID Vax Injury Analysis “What we’re seeing, I’m convinced, is the tip of the iceberg.” “In my practice, before the pandemic, I had only seen two cases of myocarditis ... [After the C19 shots] in my practice, I have well more than several hundred cases with myocarditis. That is how common it is.” “In the Hulscher paper that I’ve quoted, the cause of sudden adult death syndrome is very likely to be vaccine-induced myocarditis.” “I have seen cases evolve and present now three years after the vaccine, with documented cardiac arrests, three years after vaccination ... So, I think we should be very sober about this — that we’re looking at a very long period of time of concern for patients as the public wakes up to this.”
Sister Nathalie Becquart, undersecretary of the former Synod of Bishops, told the German newspaper 'Die Tagespost' (25 April) that there is currently "no consensus" on the introduction of a diaconate …More
Sister Nathalie Becquart, undersecretary of the former Synod of Bishops, told the German newspaper 'Die Tagespost' (25 April) that there is currently "no consensus" on the introduction of a diaconate for women. But she thinks it would be "a possibility" to leave the diaconate of women to the individual bishops' conferences (sic). There is already a diversity of [lay] ministries worldwide, she says: "The synod could emphasise this diversity by further decentralising it". Sister Becquart believes that Francis cannot or will not make a decision at this time. He has therefore again delegated the issue of women deacons to a commission. At the same time, he is "definitely" open to the "question" of the diaconate for women, but will "take a different path". Sister Becquart sees her leadership of the Ex-Synod as a consequence of a "decoupling leadership positions from priestly ordination". Francis is also doing this in the Roman Curia by appointing lay people or women to [useless] positions …More
Ramon Roks, 27, born as an only child in Roosendaal, the Netherlands, presents himself as "openly homosexual". He will be ordained a priest for the diocese of 's-Hertogenbosch in 2025. Roks has been …More
Ramon Roks, 27, born as an only child in Roosendaal, the Netherlands, presents himself as "openly homosexual". He will be ordained a priest for the diocese of 's-Hertogenbosch in 2025. Roks has been back at the seminary since January 2024. At the moment there are only two (!) students in the diocesan seminary of Sint-Janscentrum. The other seminarian is from Nigeria. Roks' parents are atheists. But he became active in his Catholic home parish at the age of 13. When he was 18, he entered the seminary of the diocese of Breda and studied for four years. Then he began to have doubts and left the seminary to join the Franciscans in Amsterdam. Community life didn't "suit" him and he left to live on his own, where he experienced "freedom". With his friends, he immersed himself in the nightlife of Amsterdam. Roks continued what he considered "a good prayer life", which meant reading the breviary. At the same time, he worked with young people in a Protestant church "to experience other church …More
Becoming a priest is a calling. Becoming celibate is a calling. A calling means that you really want something from the inner part of yourself. So it …More
Becoming a priest is a calling. Becoming celibate is a calling. A calling means that you really want something from the inner part of yourself. So it means that the thing you want most is to become a priest, and the thing you want most is to give up your sexuality for Jesus and become celibate.... But when you mention your sexual tendency after you decide to become a priest, then why do you want to become a priest? It is all in the motivations and intentions.
Brazilian Catholic priest Paulo Ricardo with Rebecca Athayde’s family. Rebecca, a Catholic mother in Brazil refused to abort her baby Matthew when doctors informed her that her baby had a heart disease …More
Brazilian Catholic priest Paulo Ricardo with Rebecca Athayde’s family. Rebecca, a Catholic mother in Brazil refused to abort her baby Matthew when doctors informed her that her baby had a heart disease. She gave birth to this baby and accompanied him till his death with prayer and love. Last year, Rebecca gave birth to another baby boy Francisco. Her husband stood beside her praying the Rosary for her and the new born baby.
What a great Catholic couple. God is very proud of them. Many doctors are children of Hitler et. al., who think that only the ,"perfect" deserve the …More
What a great Catholic couple. God is very proud of them. Many doctors are children of Hitler et. al., who think that only the ,"perfect" deserve the right to be born.
Catholic-Hierarchy.org published charts showing the number of priests and members of the top dozen religious orders since the 1960s. The Jesuits were the first order of the top dozen to have lost more …More
Catholic-Hierarchy.org published charts showing the number of priests and members of the top dozen religious orders since the 1960s. The Jesuits were the first order of the top dozen to have lost more than half of their members from their high point in 1966 (1966: 36,038; 2011: 17,908 members). They are currently at 14,195 members, down 61% from the all time high. There is no change in the trends since Francis, a Jesuit, became Pope. Regarding the number of their members, two orders reached that sad milestone in 2016: the Franciscans (now down 55%) and the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (now down 54%); and two in 2022: Redemptorists (down 51%) and Vincentians/Lazarists (down 52%). In terms of priests, only four orders have lost more than half of their priests: the Benedictines are down 54% (early 1970s: 7,058; 2019: 3,420) and the Oblates of Mary Immaculate are down 52% (1967: 5,441; 2021: 2,643). In 2022 the Jesuits were down 50% (from 21,025 in 1969 to 10,432 priests), now down 51…More
I just read the obituary of the last of 4 brothers to pass on, all Jesuit priests. It’s interesting that the Divine Word Missionaries would be doing …More
I just read the obituary of the last of 4 brothers to pass on, all Jesuit priests. It’s interesting that the Divine Word Missionaries would be doing so well. I only know of one of their retreat houses (at the site of their former minor seminary) that is full of Buddhas and Zen gardens, with priests to match ( if they still have any around). It is very different in Africa, I would guess, because that has to be where their vocations are coming from.
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