Two U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler aircraft collided mid-air during the Gunfighter Skies air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. The jets were performing as part of the VAQ-129 Growler Demo Team. All four crew members ejected safely. The two aircraft were destroyed. U.S. Navy EA-18G Growlers Collide Mid-air
@mcallansteve I understand what you’re suggesting, but the problem with that statement is that it was the “religion” or the “faith” that was changed in Vatican II. I know many suggest it’s a “new” Church, but the Church is the Mystical Body of Christ and can never change. The Modernists of Vatican II could only change the authentic teachings of the Catholic Church, which they have done.
The war in Gaza has opened another new front, one that is almost invisible, silent, and deeply disturbing: the health crisis. In makeshift camps where hundreds of thousands of displaced people live among rubble, waste, and open sewers, the population must now contend with a massive infestation of rats and parasites that is turning the humanitarian crisis into a potential epidemiological disaster... ...Doctors in the Strip openly speak of the risk of epidemics of leptospirosis, hantavirus, salmonellosis, rat-bite fever, and even plague. Diseases that can cause respiratory failure, kidney damage, severe gastrointestinal infections, and death. Added to this are hepatitis A and diarrheal diseases transmitted by flies infesting the camps. A Caritas Jerusalem doctor, who remained anonymous for security reasons, told Sir that about ten people every night arrive at emergency rooms with rodent bites. Basic treatments—cleaning wounds, antibiotics, and tetanus prophylaxis—are still possible, but …More
Worse than Germany: The Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of San Rafael, Argentina, Bishop Marcelo Mazzitelli, did not authorize the celebration of the Mass in the Roman rite during the pilgrimage Nuestra Señora de la Cristiandad, except on the final day, reports ElWanderer.com on May 14. The pilgrimage to Luján scheduled for August 15-17 follows the model of the Chartres pilgrimage. Last year, there were about 3,000 participants. Such restrictions are uncommon even in Germany or Italy. The celebrant for the German pilgrimage in the Roman rite, held at Corpus Christi on June 4–7 in Altötting, Bavaria, is Bishop Marian Eleganti. #newsAnclnpgxnu
If you like this video, he has many more. A lot of history on plants and fruits. How many were destroyed for one reason or another which were very healthy for us.
Note to readers •This story is made possible through a partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune andGrist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. Skeptics of the proposed hyperscale data center in Box Elder County are sweating about a lot more than its energy demands and potential toll on water supplies. Turn out, it could create a massive heat island capable of devastating the area’s ecology, said Robert Davies, a physics professor at Utah State University. “I suspected it would not be good,” Davies said. “What I’ve found is it’s so much worse than I even thought it would be.” News of the proposed sprawling data complex, dubbed the Stratos Project, became public last month. The project’s boosters say it will likely need 9 gigawatts of energy at full build — more than double the electricity currently used by the entire state of Utah. That energy will likely come from a pipeline carrying natural gas from Wyoming to Nevada, Oregon and California. The project’s developer, “…
These huge data centres will be the new secular shrines for the very rich to worship the new god AI and enslave the rest of us. We must pray and resist.
The New Orleans diocese admitted to Crux Now that Church leaders in the diocese knew of complaints against a priest now facing criminal trial on charges of serial sexual assault against multiple victims, but allowed the priest to continue in ministry for years.
Germany’s Synodal Conference "Postponed": Presiding German Bishop Heiner Wilmer said he does not expect the first meeting of Germany’s planned Synodal Conference to take place in November as originally scheduled. Speaking at the Katholikentag in Würzburg, he pointed to ongoing Vatican review processes, saying the proposal is moving “from one dicastery to the next.” Bishop Wilmer nevertheless said he is “confident that it will continue,” while adding that “some patience” is needed. The Synod Conference is a permanent national body that makes decisions for the entire country, thereby exercising authority over individual bishops.
DBK-Chef Heiner Wilmer SCJ erwartet die erste Zusammenkunft der Synodalkonferenz als Verstetigung des Synodalen Wegs nicht für November 2026, wie dies eigentlich geplant war.
Leo XIV will fly to France from September 25–28 for his fifth international trip, the Vatican confirmed today. The visit will include a stop at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Full details of the itinerary have not yet been released.
"XXIII. The Pain of Loss It is easy to understand the other pains of hell, because there are pains like them on earth. But it is difficult to understand the pain of loss, because there is nothing like it on earth. You must know that when a soul has been condemned to hell at the judgment-seat, God lets it see for a moment something of what it has lost. It sees the immense happiness it would have had in heaven with God and his angels and saints. And now it sees that all this blessed happiness is lost -- lost by its own fault, lost for ever, lost without hope! Listen to the painful cry of a child which has lost its mother! Listened to the wailings of the people in Ireland when their sister is leaving them to go to America, and perhaps they will never see her any more. Then you may think what a wailing there will be when a soul hears these words from God: "Depart from me for ever."
The greatest pain of hell has not yet been told. You shall hear it now. XXIII. The Pain of Loss It is easy to understand the other pains of hell, because there are pains like them on earth. But it is difficult to understand the pain of loss, because there is nothing like it on earth. You must know that when a soul has been condemned to hell at the judgment-seat, God lets it see for a moment something of what it has lost. It sees the immense happiness it would have had in heaven with God and his angels and saints. And now it sees that all this blessed happiness is lost -- lost by its own fault, lost for ever, lost without hope! Listen to the painful cry of a child which has lost its mother! Listened to the wailings of the people in Ireland when their sister is leaving them to go to America, and perhaps they will never see her any more. Then you may think what a wailing there will be when a soul hears these words from God: "Depart from me for ever." Listen to the shriek of that mad man …More
1920. Un 16 mai, Jeanne d'Arc est canonisée à Rome, par le Pape Benoît XV en présence de quatre-vingt parlementaires de droite et du centre français, conduits par Gabriel Hanotaux.
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Communist party of Poland The big question about John Paul II’s visit to Poland is whether it will lead to an impasse, reconciliation, or a fight. More precisely, in Poland, the Catholic Religion has been persecuted ever since the communist regime was established. Does the Pontiff’s visit signal the end of that persecution — or its resurgence? Or does it announce to the world that both sides are content with the present status quo? A wretched status quo, indeed, in which the communists enjoy the carefree position of persecutors, while the Church endures the harsh condition of being miserably persecuted, scarcely daring to raise its voice lest it break the fragile modus vivendi and expose itself to being strangled. The answer to these questions is decisive for defining the new pontificate in the face of the most terrible alternative of our time: communism — yes or no? It tells the martyrs of the Church of Silence what style and degree of support they …More