The Vatican, a promoter of homosexual sins, has allowed Father Martin Lintner OSM to become Dean of the Theological Faculty of Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy.
In the summer of 2023, the Congregation for Education had - pro forma only - rejected the promotion of Lintner, a "moral theologian" who engages in homosexual propaganda.
In recent months, Bishop Ivo Muser has been talking to Vatican officials about the case.
Father Lintner, who is ashamed to dress as a priest, will take up his post on 1 September. He is pleased that the alleged reservations against him, including the spreading of homosexual propaganda, have been "dispelled".
If Lintner were a good Catholic and a serious theologian, he would not even have been appointed as a cleaner in a church of his order.
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LaNuovabq.it (3 April) writes that Francis's account of the 2005 conclave doesn't correspond to the truth.
Francis claims that he was "used" by cardinals who wanted to block the election of Cardinal Ratzinger, and that he opened the way for Ratzinger's election by telling Cardinal Darío Castrillón Hoyos that he wouldn't accept an election, so that the 40 votes he had received went to Ratzinger, who was then elected.
In Francis's version, his withdrawal was decisive in breaking the deadlock and leading to Ratzinger's election.
According to what Lucio Brunelli, a partisan of Francis, wrote about the 2005 conclave, Bergoglio did indeed receive 40 votes on the third ballot.
However, according to an anonymous cardinal who broke his conclave oath and whose diary was published by Brunelli, on the fourth ballot the votes for Bergoglio did not go to zero, as an "announced" withdrawal of a candidate would have done. There were still 26 votes for Bergoglio and all the others for Ratzinger.
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The President of the German Bishops' Conference, Georg Bätzing of Limburg, told Bild.de (31 March) that Cardinal Müller "no longer has a mission" and comments on many developments in the world "sometimes a little too hastily".
The Cardinal had criticised Mgr Bätzing for telling the Germans to avoid the AfD, a party that opposes the current right-wing warmongering regime and is therefore called "right-wing".
Cardinal Müller, 76, replied on 1 April that Bätzing had tried to qualify his criticism "with a mocking undertone".
He tried to explain to the bishop: "Anyone who has even a little knowledge of Catholic theology should know that the cardinals of the Roman Church are not 'emeritus', but only lose the right to elect the Pope when they reach the age of 80, but nevertheless remain advisers and collaborators of the Pope".
The Cardinal adds that the German Church, which is "not identical with the Catholic Church in Germany", mixes politics and the Gospel.
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Archbishop Georg Gänswein "did some very difficult things to me", the vengeful Francis claims in his interview book 'El Sucesor'.
His example: When he replaced a head of a Vatican department, whose name he doesn't mention, the decision sparked controversy: "In the midst of all the noise, the secretary took the initiative to take him to see Benedict, because this person wanted to greet him. Since the retired Pope was very friendly, he accepted".
The problem was that "the photo of this meeting was circulated, as if Benedict had reacted to my decision". Francis complains that "honestly, it wasn't right". But it is unfair to blame Gänswein, who was Benedict XVI's secretary and had a professional duty to forward the request to his superior.
It seems that this case doesn't concern the "head of a Vatican department", but Monsignor Livio Melina, president of the John Paul II Institute for the Family in Rome, a long-time collaborator and personal friend of Ratzinger, whom Francis dismissed …More

During the Eucharist presided by Francis on Easter Sunday in Saint Peter's Square, a gust of wind caused the ancient icon of Christ the Saviour, next to Francis, to fall to the ground.
Two assistants put up the heavy frame that had fallen a few metres from Francis. Franca Giansoldati, in IlMessagero.it (2 April), mentions similar events. Among them:
- In 2013, on the day Benedict XVI renounced the papacy, a bolt of lightning struck the large iron cross at the top of St Peter's.
- In January 2014, Francis released a "dove of peace" during the Angelus, which was immediately attacked and mortally wounded by a crow and a seagull in flight.
- In June 2016, during Francis' trip to Armenia, he released doves at the Turkish border that inexplicably returned.
- In August 2018, the roof of the 400-year-old church of San Giuseppe dei Falegnami in Rome collapsed. The church is entrusted to the Jesuits and dedicated to St Joseph, the patron saint of the Church.
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Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson spoke to EWTN (31 March) about the conversion of his wife Tammy at Easter.
When asked what was stopping him from joining the Church, he replied "nothing", explaining that "everyone has their own destiny and soul. Is it [= destiny] in mine? I would say it is unlikely". Peterson is right: the Church is not in "his" destiny, it must be the other way round.
When asked why, Peterson replied: "I exist on the borders of things. Why is that? I don't know. But that's the way it is" [because if he became a Catholic, this would put him in "one camp" and possibly upset part of his clientele].
At the same time, he described his wife's conversion as good. He sat by her side during the two-hour Easter Vigil at Toronto's Holy Rosary Church.
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Weeks after leaving ChurchMilitant.com, which he founded, homosexual Michael Voris has launched another media venture.
ChurchMilitant.com was shut down amid personal, legal and financial storms. Among other things, ChurchMilitant.com had published slander, lies and fabricated stories.
The new domain is GodAndCountry.blog. The site is titled: Church Militant. A Home for Sinners Seeking to Build the Kingdom of God, and aims to save "our American Constitutional, Democratic Republic" and appeals to "our patriotic duty".
The business address is in Houston, Texas. The street (1415 S. Voss Rd. Ste 110) is a UPC store, according to Google Street View.
The new website features some articles written by Voris and his former colleagues Jules Gomes, Simon Rafe, Barbara Toth.
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Francis says in his book 'El Sucesor' that Ex-Benedict XVI never interfered in his papacy.
"On one occasion, when there was a decision he did not understand, he asked me for an explanation in a very natural way. He told me: 'Look, I don't understand this, but the decision is in your hands', I explained the reasons and he was happy".
Francis claims that Ex-Benedict XVI never opposed any of his decisions: "He never withdrew his support. Perhaps there was something he did not share, but he never said so".
In his well-known obsession for homosexuality, he recalled that Ex-Benedict allegedly defended his scandalous praise of civil homosexual unions to Catholic cardinals:
"The Cardinals came to his house to practically put me on trial, and they accused me before him of promoting homosexual marriage. Benedict did not get upset because he knew exactly what I was thinking. He listened to them all, one by one, reassured them and explained everything".
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In Church institutions, all documents and records must reflect a person's "God-given biological sex", Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron wrote in a 5,000-word pastoral letter on "the challenges of gender identity".
The new rules come into effect on 1 August and affect all Catholic schools and parish programmes, such as formation, youth conferences and other events.
It will also apply to, among other things, bathrooms and sporting events, as well as dress codes. Vigneron doesn't use the propaganda term "transgender" but speaks of "individuals experiencing gender confusion" [which is a psychiatric issue].
In other interviews, Vigneron has described the idea that body and soul can have different identities as a poison and a virus.
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The novelist Silvia Caballol, wife of ex-Bishop Javier Novell Gomá of Solsona, Spain, has announced to the world on Instagram that she got married to the bishop in church "thanks to the mercy of the Holy Father".
She included a cute photo and called it "honest" to present herself and her family as fodder for the yellow press.
Caballol stressed that she admires "the great human and spiritual quality of Pope Francis" and confirmed that her husband "is still a bishop, but without being able to exercise his ministry".
It cannot be ruled out that Caballol's honesty is based on the need for some media attention to boost sales of her erotic novels which, doubtlessly, gained her the sympathy of Francis and, above all, of Tucho Fernández.
Novell resigned as bishop in August 2021, and in November of the same year contracted a civil marriage, which resulted in a suspension latae sententiae.
In April 2022, four months after his civil marriage, Novell became the father of twins.
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Cardinal Angelo Becciu has spoken to the German disinformation newspaper Die Zeit. His points.
- "In my capacity as substitute [of the Secretary of State], I was responsible for 17 offices, one of which managed the funds of the Secretariat of State."
- "The office's task was to propose investments and I always approved what was presented to me."
- "I had no qualifications or experience in the field, and we sometimes joked about it."
- "The head of the Administrative Office of the Secretariat of State [Monsignor Alberto Perlasca], who was accused by the Vatican's Promoter of Justice, suddenly implicated me by making accusations against me in a memoir that was instrumental in dragging me into this trial."
- "I was not condemned for the investment [in London], but only for having authorised it", although "the written authorisation for the investment came from the then Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone, my superior".
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The bones of Emile Soleil, who was two and a half years old when he disappeared on 8 July in the Alpine village of Vernet, France, have been found by a hiker.
Emile was the son of a devout family who attended the traditional Mass. "On Saturday, the police were informed of the discovery of bones near the hamlet of Vernet," prosecutor Jean-Luc Blachon told French media.
Genetic tests allowed them to attribute the bones to Emile. Investigators are now working to establish how he died. The child's remains were discovered in an area that had been searched several times.
A massive local search involving dozens of police and soldiers, sniffer dogs, a helicopter and drones failed to find the boy last summer. This means that the child's body was dumped there later, probably by his killer.
Charlie Hebdo, a French 'satirical' newspaper known for its contempt for God and man, and therefore strongly supported by those in power, repeatedly mocked the child's disappearance because he belonged to a …More

Francis voted for Cardinal Ratzinger in the 2005 conclave as a "transitional pope", he says in the interview book "El Sucesor" ("The Successor") to be published on 3 April.
Excerpts were published on 31 March by the Spanish daily ABC. Francis said he was "used" by other cardinals who tried to block Ratzinger's election.
Although cardinals take an oath to maintain strict secrecy about everything related to the election, both during and after the conclave, it was credibly reported that Bergoglio came second in the final ballot.
Now Francis is one of those breaking their oath. He chattered that a group of cardinals had engaged in a "full-blown manoeuvre" by putting his name forward "to block Ratzinger's election and then negotiate for another, third candidate".
He said he had won 40 of the 115 votes of the cardinal electors in the Sistine Chapel - "enough to stop the candidacy of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, because if they had continued to vote for me, he would not have been able to reach …More

Early Easter Monday, Vatican sources leaked to Gloria.tv the final text of a Motu proprio that Pope Francis will publish during this Easter week.
It is his 30th motu proprio and is entitled "Habebamus Papam". As it is already in the process of being translated, the text that was sent to Gloria.tv, will not undergo any further changes.
"Habebamus Papam" introduces modifications in the way the Supreme Pontiff will be addressed in the future.
It refers to Pope John Paul II, who spoke of the need for the papacy to be more open to ecumenical efforts in his encyclical "Ut Unum Sint" (That They May Be One), published on 25 May 1995.
In that document, the late pope invited leaders and theologians of other Christian traditions to engage in dialogue about how the papal office, in its role of service to unity, could be exercised in a way that better reflects the reality of Christian pluralism.
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A trio of known attention-seekers promoting"man-made climate change", a pet idea of the oligarchs who fly around the world in private jets, disrupted the Easter Night Eucharist at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York.
They were quickly removed from the church in handcuffs (video below). A climate (!) protester then shouted "Free Palestine".
The three men, Matthew Menzies, 31, John Rozendaal, 63, and Gregory Schwedock, 35, are charged with disrupting a religious service, NyPost.com reports.
Schwedock was arrested in September after disrupting the women's semi-final at the US Open.
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Tucker Carlson confronted Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller on 30 March (video below) with the fact that the leadership of the Church under Francis "has changed quite a bit" and "seems to be much more in tune with the global political movement".
The Cardinal avoided commenting on Francis, but agreed that a pope shouldn't give the impression that the oligarchs can "use and abuse papal authority" for their agenda.
"I think this so-called self-appointed elite doesn't have the intellectual and moral tools to reshape the world. They are only interested in making money, and if these people are at the top of the Forbes list, it doesn't mean that they have any special qualification to run the world".
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For Bishop Georg Bätzing of Limburg, president of the German Bishops' Conference, it would be "wonderful" to ordain deaconesses invalidly.
He told Bild.de (31 March) that invalid ordinations "do not distort the nature of the Church".
Asked if he would ordain priestesses, Mgr Bätzing replied: "I don't dare to think about it, BUT I would be delighted if I could ordain a deaconess [invalidly]".
For Bätzing, this would be a "first step" that "we could implement very quickly".
It is no secret that over 90% of the German Novus Ordo bishops have lapsed from the Faith of Christ which was transmitted by the apostles.
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Archbishop Georg Gänswein has never regretted becoming a priest, he told 'GranDios Online' in a YouTube video (29 March).
But he went through "difficult times", he said: "There were moments when I didn't know what to do next".
In these situations, he said to himself: "I didn't expect this at all; I don't think any of these difficult situations have a right time; they come, these difficulties; they maltreat us [an obvious reference to how Francis treated him]. And the first thing you have to do is endure."
About celibacy, Monsignor Gänswein said that the real reason for it is to renounce the high good of marriage for the sake of the Gospel [correct: for the sake of celebrating Holy Mass].
He explained that those who marry also prefer one partner to all others, while the priest prefers Christ.
Monsignor Gänswein said that celibacy is "not easy" and that Christ did not promise an easy life: "He didn't promise that marriage would be easy either".
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Just before Easter, the famous baldachin in St Peter's Basilica was wrapped, supposedly for a restoration that has been going on since January.
The baldachin will be washed, repaired and restored for €700,000, not a lot of money for such a large object designed by the famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
The baldachin, which has been over St Peter's since 1634, is being restored for the first time in more than 250 years and will be covered by scaffolding for most of 2024.
In its current state, the baldachin looks like a cardboard box from a delivery service to Western consumers, or, from an Islamic point of view, like a kind of Kaaba.
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US President Joe Biden, an alleged "Catholic", announced on Good Friday that the White House would celebrate Easter Sunday as "Transgender Day of Visibility".
"Transgender" is an ideological term used to describe transvestites, mostly men, who dress as women and sometimes undergo genital mutilation.
"I call upon all Americans to join us in lifting up the lives and voices of transgender people throughout our nation and to work toward eliminating violence and discrimination (sic) based on gender identity." In reality, transvestites and homosexuals are the sacred cows of decadent Western regimes, as Biden's announcement proves.
He boasted that he appointed transvestites to his regime and ended the ban on transvestites serving in the military [in high heels].
Many of these decisions have backfired. On Tuesday, 'Rose Montoya', a man, was banned from the White House for posing topless at a recent homosexual propaganda event sponsored by Biden. He exposed his prosthetic breasts.
Another case …More