Polish Priest Confesses to Brutal Killing of Homeless Man
Rev. Mirosław M., 60, from the village of Przypki near Warsaw, has confessed to killing a homeless man.
According to the public prosecutor's office, the priest had an argument with the victim, Anatol C., 68, on 24 July. He hit him on the head with an axe, poured flammable liquid over him and set him on fire.
A cyclist discovered the man's burning body in a field and provided the police with the licence plate number of a car that had driven away from the scene of the crime.
The motive for the killing is reportedly a dispute over a property donation. The victim had transferred his property to the priest in exchange for a promise of lifelong housing. However, when the priest refused to let him live in the agreed location, the situation escalated.
"The conflict revolved around the question of where the homeless man should live," a spokeswoman for the public prosecutor's office told Tvn24.pl.
Warsaw Archbishop Adrian Galbas has called …

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The Death of Francis: The Bells of St. Peter's Wouldn't Ring
In the minutes after the death of Pope Francis was announced to the world, an incident occurred.
The staff of the St Peter's Factory pressed the M12 button on the panel in the sacristy of St Peter's Basilica, which activates the bells of the Vatican Basilica.
This command activates the central bell to announce the death of the Pope. But, unexpectedly, there was no sound.
When the staff climbed to the top to check what had happened, they discovered that the chain that activates the bell had broken.
It took five men to manually strike the bell and thus announce Francis' death to the world (video below).
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Since Vatican II Africa Goes Downhill
The oft-repeated claim that Africa is a "success story" of the otherwise failed Second Vatican Council is a myth, Twitter user MrCasey reported on 22 January.
In 1900, Catholics made up 2% of Africa's total population. By the time of Vatican II - sixty years later - that figure had risen to 13%.
Since then - almost sixty years later - progress has slowed dramatically to 18% in 2020. The number of Catholics has only doubled, while the African population has tripled.
And fewer Catholics are receiving the sacraments. This article's image, taken from the Centre for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), shows the rate of sacramental reception per 1,000 African Catholics. It is in steady decline.
The graph below shows the stagnation of Catholic population growth in Africa since the Second Vatican Council. In addition, in many parts of Africa, such as Madagascar, Islam is spreading among Catholics.
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Spain: King of Kings Dies – King Is Nowhere
Is this Holy Week going to be the first one without religious ceremonies by the Royal Family, asks La Cigüeña De La Torre (InfoVatican.com, April 16), adding, “I have not heard of any.”
He is referring to Felipe VI de Todos los Santos de Borbón y Grecia, the King of Spain, his wife Letizia Ortiz, a media activist, and two daughter Leonor and Sofia.
The King and his family are known to be lukewarm “Catholics.” Felipe VI holds the title “Catholic Majesty.”
For Cigüeña this absence is “very bad news,” whether the king stopped going to Church or whether he does so incognito (“shamefully”).
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Pachamama Archbishop Insults Christ: "Layman," "Like All Of You," "No Sacrifice"
“Jesus doesn’t die offering the sacrifice of a holocaust, Jesus dies as a murdered layman, to which He decides not to respond with vengeance and who accepts the cross to give us a sign of life.”
This is what Pachamama Archbishop Carlos Castillo Mattasoglio of Lima, Peru, a Francis buddy, rambled during a December 19 Eucharist in his Cathedral.
Castillo insisted that according to him Christ “dies as a layman who gives hope to humanity, he dies as a human being like all of you who are present here, we too, because we can’t be priests without first being baptised lay people.” This creed is similar to the one of the Jehova Witnesses or Mormons.
Conversly, the Catholic Faith, transmitted by the Apostles, teaches that Christ is "the true priest" and his death is a "redemptive sacrifice" (CCC 1545). St Paul’s Letter to Hebrews explains Christ as the high priest who offers himself once and for all for the forgiveness …

Francis Plans Bloodbath: Roman Rite Communities Will Be FORCED Into Novus Ordo
Michael Charlier writes on Summorum-Pontificum.de (30 November) that measures will be announced before the end of 2021 to force all Roman Rite communities into the Novus Ordo.
Charlier has published accurate reports and predictions in the past. Francis wants to "return" the Roman Rite communities "to the single mode of celebration" of the New Pseudo-Rite, before publishing regulations for Traditionis Custodes.
According to Charlier, papal delegates will be sent to these communities. Unlike commissioners, they won't replace existing superiors but will be their superiors. Their mandate is "to reconcile" their communities "with the spirit of the Council".
As a first step, presiding the Eucharist will be ordered to totally replace the celebration of Mass so that these priests can subsequently be integrated into Novus Ordo pastoral work.
The public celebration of Mass, which is still permitted for the time being,…