Pro-homosexual Cardinal José Cobo recently held an off-the-record meeting with select journalists about the conflict surrounding the Valle de los Caídos (Cuelgamuros). Although excluded from the meeting, the Catholic outlet Infovaticana obtained the full audio and published excerpts on January 30. In the recording, Cardinal Cobo downplays the Valley’s importance to Madrid’s Church life and admits his archdiocese has no jurisdiction over the pontifical monastery. He describes internal Church discussions about the possible expulsion of the Benedictines and the government’s plan to “resignify” the site. Cardinal Cobo recounts a meeting with Church leaders and Benedictine prior Santiago Cantera, where they split the issue into two tracks: one concerning the monks, the other the government’s political project. He claims his aim was to prevent expulsion, but admits telling the Benedictines that if they were not removed, they would have to undergo a “process of conversion.” According to …More
I visited this enormous and edifying shrine twice. Removing monks or nuns out of monasteries and convents is NOT a positive move unless some gave sin and scandal has occurred.
Lecture: Keynote Address of the 2025 Fatima Conference "And the Word Was Made Flesh..." This sixth lecture, the keynote address, is presented by Most Reverend Pierre Roy. KEYNOTE SPEAKER, Most Reverend Pierre Leroy: Most Rev. Pierre Roy was ordained on June 17, 2011, in the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX). Having spent the first five years of his priesthood in Québec, he left the Society in 2016 due to a manifest will on the part of SSPX authorities to place themselves under the Novus Ordo hierarchy. Father Pierre Roy then devoted himself to ministering to traditional Catholics in Eastern Canada. On January 7, 2024, he was consecrated a bishop by the Most Reverend Rodrigo Ribeiro da Silva in Sao Paolo Brazil. Bishop Roy’s apostolate remains in Eastern Canada. Sources: Mary Immaculate Queen Parish cmri.org/…ut-cmri/fatima-apostolate/annual- …
Tucker Carlson: "I did not consider that God was real or that you could talk to him or that he would answer. And it's only 56 years of rough and tumble living that have shown me that that is absolutely true and it is our only hope in the end... he's in charge, not us."
I LOVE this. Tucker Carlson, a person who is in the international spotlight, and he dares to say publicly, God's in charge, and we need to pray! Thanks.
Prayer is how we communicate to ALMIGHTY GOD Who is EVERYTHING to every person Whom GOD has created. Praying today in our Holy Rosary for Tucker Carlson to continue his journey toward the gift of ETERNAL LIFE.
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, as president of the Italian Bishops’ Conference (CEI), stepped too far into political territory with his recent remarks about the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice. According to the author, Zuppi did not simply encourage citizens to vote responsibly, but referred to specific and highly contested elements of the reform, such as the separation of careers between judges and prosecutors, the role of the High Council of the Judiciary, and the balance of powers. The article claims that these references closely mirror the arguments used by opponents of the reform and therefore amount to an implicit political position. It criticizes the subsequent CEI statement meant to downplay the controversy, calling it unconvincing and insufficient to neutralize the political impact of Zuppi’s words. The piece also expresses concern that such interventions risk dividing the Church internally and blurring the line between pastoral guidance and political advocacy, citing …More
Zuppi - President of the Italian Bishops’ Conference (CEI): Elected for a five-year term in May 2022 When a prominent member of the Clergy speak out in Politics, it is also reflective of the Vatican's position. In today's uncertain times, he can be easily be labeled as a terrorist, and also the Vatican spokes hole of a Terrorist Organization. Zip it Zuppi, you Maricon Imbecile
"To say that someone is going to burn in hell because they had (pre-marital sex) is just not true" Episcopalian pastor laments that people consider abortion a "sin," then dismisses the idea that pre-marital sex is necessarily a bad thing, or something that Jesus cares about.
Well she would certainly know what is a sin and what isn’t and what Jesus cares about...follow the experts!....She’s getting ready to preach to her congregation in whatever level of the inferno Jesus is trying to keep her out of, with little success it looks like....
Danny argues that President Trump has effectively decided to take the United States to war with Iran, pointing to a Truth Social post in which Trump announces a “massive armada” led by the USS Abraham Lincoln heading toward Iran and threatens far greater destruction if Iran does not agree to a deal banning nuclear weapons. The speaker stresses that this is not symbolic posturing but a serious military buildup with extensive naval and regional air power, comparable in scale to major past conflicts. They contend that this move lacks legal and constitutional justification: Congress has not declared war, there is no specific authorization, and the U.S. has not been attacked. According to the speaker, this makes the decision a unilateral presidential action that puts U.S. troops at risk without a clear national security necessity or articulated rationale. The speaker questions the end goal, arguing there is no credible diplomatic path because the terms reportedly demanded of Iran—ending …More
Klaus Schwab, ideologue of the Davos Forum, holds that, in the face of the rapid evolution of AI, we must redefine what it means to be HUMAN: "If being human no longer means being 'intelligent'... then we will have to define HUMANITY in other ways."
Jesuit Francesc Peris Will Not Stand Trial for Homosexual Abuse: Two criminal complaints against Francesc Peris, a Spanish Jesuit, have been dismissed by a Barcelona court because the alleged crimes are time-barred. The accusations, dating from 1999 and 2004, were filed by former students of the Casp School in Barcelona. While Peris denied the allegations in court, he admitted to sexual abuse in internal Jesuit proceedings and before the Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, and also acknowledged abusing minors in Bolivia. More than twenty testimonies and multiple police reports link him to abuses dating back to the 1960s. Removed from teaching in Spain in 2005, Peris later taught briefly in Bolivia. He now lives in a Jesuit community in Valladolid.