On 30 October, the German Bishops’ Conference published a guide urging Catholic schools to incorporate homosexual ideology. The title is: 'Created, Redeemed and Seduced Loved: Visibility and recognition of sexual identity diversity in schools”. In it, the bishops adopt the vocabulary and assumptions of gender ideology (queer, non-binary, cis, heteronormativity). They blaspheme that God willed homosexual lifestyles. Main problematic quotes, shortened for clarity. - The primacy of love orders all other perspectives – including sexual-moral ones. - Being loved in creation and redemption applies to the human person in all his or her diversity – including the diversity of sexual identities. - Queer persons … whose gender identity and/or sexual orientation are not covered by the spectrum of cis or heterosexual people. - Critique of heteronormativity … challenges the notion that heterosexuality is the normative ideal. - Developments in between are not pathological disorders but different …More
Crescent and Cross on One Level: At Pope Leo XIV’s interreligious event on October 28, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate, there was a performance titled “Tri Apsari.” It brought together three religions — Hinduism (Bali), Catholicism (Java), and Islam (Sumatra) — in a single choreographic fusion. During the dance, three large panels were displayed, each bearing a cross, a crescent, and an Om symbol. Their identical size and placement on the same level conveyed a clear visual message: the three contradicting religions — Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism — are equal.
“Tri Apsari” (Indonesia): three traditional dances presented together to symbolize Hinduism (Bali), Catholicism (Java), and Islam (Sumatra)—a deliberate choreographic fusion to stage coexistence as one piece.
One of the most common and dangerous misconceptions among many Catholics today, especially in cultures like ours that have been shaped by superstition, is the belief that the souls of our departed loved ones become “ghosts” who can roam the earth and communicate with the living. You often hear people say that after death, the soul wanders for forty days before it goes to heaven. This idea is false. It does not come from the teaching of the Church, nor does it reflect the truth of what happens to the soul after death. This “forty days” belief actually comes from a misinterpretation of Scripture. After Jesus rose from the dead, He appeared to His disciples for forty days before ascending into heaven (Acts 1:3). But here is the key point: what applies to Christ does not automatically apply to us. Jesus is God. His Resurrection and His Ascension are divine events that revealed His victory over sin and death. We, on the other hand, are creatures who face judgment immediately after death. …More
“Nel cuore del rito, il battito del dialogo”: blends an African traditional religious chant (invoking the Supreme God and the ancestors) with a new poem by Filomeno Lopez—mixing indigenous religiosity and contemporary Catholic-media context.
To date Pope Leo has not replaced a single dicastery head. His only major appointment has been that of Archbishop Filippo Iannone to fill the seat that the Pope himself had held, as prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops. (And Archbishop Iannone, significantly, was already serving a ranking member of the Curia, as prefect of the Dicastery for Legislative Texts.) Nor has the new Pope been energetic in bringing in his own men at lower tiers of Vatican officialdom. Vatican-watcher Andrea Gaggliarducci observes: “Leo XIV continues—so far—to work with the structure that preceded him, with the same ghostwriters as Pope Francis.”
VIII-IX Century AD; Constantinople/Constantinople - Byzantine Greek Monk - St. Theodore the Studite ~~~ In the Cross there is no mingling of good and evil...
Malachi Martin considered Cardinal Joseph Bernardin a powerful anti-Catholic figure whose destructive work has been imitated by anti-Catholics such as McCarrick, Cupich and Prevost
cinesthetic. - Mel Gibson on the Devil in The Passion of the Christ: “The Devil isn... Mel Gibson on the Devil in The Passion of the Christ: “The Devil isn’t horns & smoke. Evil is seductive. Whats more beautiful than a mother & child? The Devil twists it. Instead of the natural, you get an androgynous figure cradling a 40-year-old ‘baby.’” x.com/vanumash/status/1969391556944691669/video/1More
31.10.2025 LUMEN GENTIUM 14 AND LUMEN GENTIUM 16 ARE HYPOTHETICAL: FERNANDEZ WAS IN SCHISM AND NOT VIGANO’S TRADITION: A RE –TRIAL IS NEEDED BY POPE LEO An appeal has to be made to Pope Leo pointing out that LG 8, 14, 16, UR 3, NA 2 GS 22 etc in Vatican Council II refer to invisible cases in 1965-2025.So they do not contradict the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus, the Athanasius Creed, the Syllabus of Pope Pius IX etc. It was Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez who was not affirming the Athanasius Creed and the rest of Tradition. He was interpreting Vatican Council II, irrationally. LG 8,14, 16 etc referred to visible exceptions for the dogma EENS etc, fr hm. He did not affirm and EENS and neither Vatican Council II, rational (LG 16 invisible), during the trial for schism of Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano.. So for Archbishop Vigano to accept Vatican Council II, Pope Leo must clarify that LG 8, 14, 16 etc refer to hypothetical cases only. They do not contradict the Creeds, Councils and …More
The Abbot of Nursia with a relic of St Scholastica
L’Abate di San Benedetto in Monte, Rev.mo Dom Benedetto Nivakoff, O.S.B., consegna all’Arcivescovo di Spoleto-Norcia, S.E.R. Mons. Renato Boccardo, la reliquia di Santa Scolastica che viene collocata nella Basilica di San Benedetto per la solenne celebrazione di Dedicazione. da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
Kandyan Dance (Sri Lanka) at the processional entry: a ritual form with Buddhist origins performed in the Vatican
The Vatican hosted on October 28 an event to mark 60years of Vatican II's 'Nostra Aetate.' «Le origini [della Kandyan Dance] risalgono ai rituali legati al buddhismo, dove la danza veniva offerta come atto di devozione per portare benedizione, armonia e pace.» → “The origins [of the Kandyan Dance] go back to rituals tied to Buddhism, where the dance was offered as an act of devotion to bring blessing, harmony, and peace.”