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.
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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

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 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

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

Father Ademir Marques OFMcap, was stabbed in the back of the head while working at the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin on 25 April.
The priest was taken to hospital and discharged the same day after treatment for the superficial wound. He is recovering at home.
SundayWorld.com writes that the attacker was a regular of the day centre and was immediately detained by security at the scene.
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Francis gave another interview on Wednesday, this time, what is rare, to a propaganda network from the USA, ‘CBS News’. The interview will not be published in full until May.
As far as is known, Francis addressed concerns about war, peace, famine and climate change, responding with profound insights such as: Peace negotiations is better than a war without end.
Media activist Nora O’Donnell who serves the regime's narrative, asked only softball questions, hushing up the many moral, sexual and economic, and judical scandals for which Francis is directly responsible.
When asked about “deniers of climate change”, a propaganda term used to stifle criticism, climate specialist Francis Bergoglio went on the attack: “There are people who are foolish, and foolish even if you show them research. They don’t believe it. Why? Because they don’t understand the situation or because of their interests. But climate change exists.”
Bergoglio is wrong. Serious scientific research doesn't need to be "believed …More

The bishops of England and Wales have issued an 11-page pastoral text on gender entitled 'Intricately Woven by the Lord'.
The bishops note that many erroneous views of the human person dominate the discourse, leading to Catholics being discriminated against or even losing their jobs.
A new language has been imposed to describe "diverse" [= false] ideas, with words and phrases appearing in public discourse such as 'trans', 'transgender', 'gender identity theory', 'born in the wrong body', 'gender fluidity' or 'gender other than the sex assigned at birth'.
The bishops use the term 'gender dysphoria' or 'gender dysphoric persons' for people who are in conflict with their natural gender. They explain that the human person consists of body and soul as a unity. The union of spirit and matter forms a single nature. Real gender and subjectively perceived gender ("gender identity") cannot be separated.
It is necessary to value one's own body in its femininity or masculinity and then [after marriage …More

Cardinal Raymond Burke spoke of a "persecution" of the Roman Rite [by Francis] during a men's breakfast in New York City on 23 April.
According to NcrOnline.org, he said that the Eucharist is "so diminished" today, "in part" because of post-Vatican II changes that have made it seem like a "common thing".
Cardinal Burke called it a scandal that there are US politicians "who can probably claim to be devout Catholics and who publicly promote abominations like abortion or this transvestite agenda or whatever it may be, and they approach Holy Communion".
Burke didn't mention names [Biden, Pelosi,...] because they are "obvious".
Francis' ex-synod of bishops leads to "apostasy", Burke explains: "I'm sorry, it's an objective fact."
The cardinal noted that today one has the impression "that obedience [in the Church] is blind". However, there are times "when obedience requires us to disobey" because "we do not obey anything that is contrary to the will of Christ".
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Archbishop Bruno Forte of Chieti-Vasto, Italy, maintains an order that forces the faithful not to receive Holy Communion, but to grasp it with their fingers.
Forte's secretary said in a 12 April memo that the holy water could be reintroduced in churches: "With regard to the distribution of Communion in our archdiocese, the faithful continue to receive the Eucharist in the hand." Forte has no authority to order this.
The ban on Holy Water and reception of Holy Communion began with the Covid hysteria. Interestingly, with the beginning of the Ukrainian war in February 2022, the hysteria disappeared from one day to the other from the propaganda screen of the oligarchs.
Accordingly, the Italian bishops, who naturally had completely bought into the Covid fraud, "allowed" the reception of Communion in April 2022 and officially overcame their Covid panic in May 2023.
Forte, who insists on "obedience" when it comes to defending Francis, disobeyed this decision. He announced in June 2022 and …More

In March, Tucho Fernández published a "long-hidden" 1951 Vatican decision declaring that the alleged 1948 apparition of the Virgin Mary in Lipa, Philippines, was "not supernatural".
The phenomenon was called 'Our Lady of the Mediatrix of All Graces' (below). Maria allegedly appeared to a 21-year-old Carmelite postulant named Sister Teresita Castillo (pictured) in Lipa City for 15 days beginning on 12 September 1948.
In a statement accompanying the publication of the decree, Tucho Fernández added that in 1951 the superior of the Lipa convent "confessed to having deceived the faithful about the alleged apparitions" and apologised.
Tucho Fernández issued the decree after an exorcist, Father Winston Cabading OP, was accused before the Philippine judiciary of "hurting religious feelings" after criticising the Lipa apparition. The prosecutor dismissed the case for lack of evidence.
Unrelated to the case, Tucho Fernández told NcRegister.com (23 April) that he is finalising a new document on …More

Speaking at rally promoting abortion in Florida on 23 April 2024, President Biden made the sign of the cross.
Biden was listening to Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried denounce Republican Governor Ron DeSantis' stance on banning abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.
CatholicVote president Brian Burch accused Biden of mocking the faith: "Biden's decision to make the sign of the cross in support of abortion extremism is a despicable charade that attempts to co-opt a sacred practice in support of his new abortion religion."
He added: "Biden's gesture suggests that he is either terribly naive, senile, or callously indifferent to the core beliefs of millions of Christians in America."
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Until last year, Cardinal John Njue, the retired archbishop of Nairobi, Kenya, was known to have been born in 1944.
Since the day and month of his birth are not known, he would have lost his right to participate in a conclave on 31 December 2024.
But in Francis' Church things change. According to the latest papal yearbook (Annuario Pontificio), Nuje's new birth year is 1946. No reason has been given for this mysterious change.
Another prelate who had his year of birth changed, but not in his favour, was Cardinal Henryk Gulbinowicz (+2020), the Archbishop of Breslau. Until February 2005 his birth year was 1928.
Gulbinowicz then declared that he was born in 1923, saying that his parents had changed his year of birth to prevent him being drafted into the war.
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Last year, the Carthusian monks announced that they would not be keeping up with market demand for their products, which are mainly liqueurs and herbal products.
The mother house of the Carthusians is La Grande Chartreuse near Grenoble in France. In 1605, the monks of La Grande Chartreuse received a mysterious parchment containing the recipe for what would become the Grande Chartreuse liqueur, based on 130 plants.
In the 18th century, Chartreuse verte and Chartreuse jaune were produced for the first time. The Chartreuse liqueurs quickly became a great success. Chartreuse jaune became known as the "queen of liqueurs". Another famous product is Élixir Végétal.
Thirty monks currently live in the Grande Chartreuse, but only three of them know the secret of making Chartreuse liqueurs.
Today, the sale of these products provides financial support for the Grande Chartreuse and all Carthusian monasteries throughout the world.
In 2022, Chartreuse Diffusion, the company that markets the products,…More

Cardinal Mario Grech, "synodality" propagandist and secretary-general of the Ex-Synod of Bishops, was not informed of the content or publication date of the homosexual propaganda document 'Fiducia Supplicans' published just before Christmas, he told OurSundayVisitor.com (22 April).
Cardinal Grech found out about the document "like everyone else when it was published". This proves that, for Francis, "synodality" is only a ploy.
The cardinal said that "Fiducia Supplicans" had "nothing to do", either with the previous ex-synodal assembly or with the upcoming one.
Of course, Cardinal Grech didn't say that his office should have been consulted. Every dicastery, he pretended, "has the right and the duty to communicate with the Church. This is the normal practice of the Roman Curia".
But this is hypocrisy, since the Ex-Synod had explicitly rejected the homosexual propaganda that was spread in "Fiducia Supplicans", as Cardinal Ambongo made clear in an interview with Kto.fr.
Grech simply covers …More

Iranian-born British artist Reza Aramesh, who has a penchant for very realistic artefacts and naked men, presents 207 men's underpants in the church of San Fantin in Venice.
The exhibition, in collaboration with the decadent Venice Patriarchate, is called 'Number 207' and runs from 16 April to 2 October.
The underpants are made from Carrara marble and arranged on the floor of San Fantin, a 12th-century church that houses a miraculous Byzantine Marian icon and has a crypt, rare in Venice.
San Fantin is one of more than 30 churches in the city that are not used for worship. The parish of San Fantin was already abolished by Napoleon, who made it an auxiliary church of the neighbouring parish.
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Jean-Pierre Maugendre, director of "Renaissance Catholique", a Catholic association in France, published an appeal on 22 April asking Francis to "allow" the Roman Mass, as if Francis had inadvertently "banned" it in 2021.
Maugendre: "The Church is afflicted by an internal crisis that manifests itself in a decline in religious practice, a decline in priestly and religious vocations, a decline in sacramental practice, and even a growing disagreement between priests, bishops and cardinals that was unthinkable until recently."
He knows that the Holy Mass contributes to the revival of the Church and writes that "despite all the attempts to suppress it, especially during the current pontificate, it lives on".
The Holy Mass bears abundant fruits of piety, explains Maugendre, it increases vocations and conversions, attracts young people and is the source of many flourishing works.
Every attempt has been made to increase the number of vocations and the faithful and to counteract the decline after …More

Candace Owens, 35, an American political commentator and critic of the controversial Black Lives Matter propaganda organisation, has converted to the Church at the Brompton Oratory in London.
She wrote on Twitter (22 April): "I have made the decision to come home". Owens has started attending Mass with her English husband George Farmer, who converted to the Church from evangelicalism. They are both very affluent.
In September, Owens will speak at the "Catholic Identity Conference" organised by the RemnantNewspaper.com.
She parted ways with DailyWire.com at the end of March because of her critical views on Israel's war against Gaza. "There is no justification for genocide. I can't believe that this needs to be said, or that it's even the least bit controversial to say it", she stated.
Ben Shapiro, co-founder of the Daily Wire, is Jewish and implacably pro-Israel.
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Cardinal Raymond Burke has found financial supporters to pay for his Roman apartment, reports Loup Besmond de Senneville on La-Croix.com (22 April).
In November, Francis asked the Cardinal, whom he considers an "enemy", to pay the monthly rent according to the estimated market price in Rome: 8,000 euros.
It is revealing that the "Pope of a Poor Church" is so interested in money.
Picture: Raymond Burke © CatholicAction.org, CC BY, #newsTtoelqlnln

Petra Vanoni, a judge at the criminal court in Bellinzona, Switzerland, has acquitted German-born Manfred Hauke, a priest and internationally renowned theologian, of trumped-up charges of "discrimination" and "incitement to hatred".
The priest was being persecuted by homosexual activists from an organisation called "Pink Cross".
The trial centred on a scientific essay on homosexual sins and pedophile priests by Professor Dariusz Oko, a Polish priest and professor. His text was published in January 2021 in the theological journal "Theologisches", of which Hauke is the editor. Judge Petra Vanoni couldn't find in the scientific article any "ideology that discriminates against homosexuals".
Hauke will be reimbursed CHF 20,000 for court costs.
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