“God did it”: Austin Applebee, 13, swam for nearly four hours in the open ocean off the coast of Western Australia to get help for his mother and two younger siblings, who had been swept out to sea while kayaking and paddleboarding. Battling strong currents and freezing water, he swam far beyond what most trained adults could endure. He says that he prayed constantly until he reached the shore: "I don't think it was actually me swimming... It was God the whole time. I kept praying, I kept praying. I told God I would get baptised."
This boy is a hero. 13-year-old Australian boy shared the moment he swam 4 hours in the freezing ocean to rescue his family after his mother and younger siblings nearly drowned when they drifted miles out to sea while kayaking and paddleboarding. During the interview, he claimed God gave him the strength to defy the odds, sharing how he constantly prayed until he reached shore. "I don't think it was actually me [swimming]... It was God the whole time. I kept on praying, kept on praying. I said to God, 'I'll get baptized.'"
Peter Mandelson just sent this secret notice to all UK media, demanding they leave him alone. He uses IPSO clauses designed to support grieving families in a bid to stop scrutiny of his relationship with Epstein. Published here in full.
February 7: Human Being are the Fruit of Love (2026) Benedictus Moments is a series of 365 short daily meditations from the writings of Pope Benedict XVI. Each day’s reflection comes alive as actor Leonardo Defilippis recites the words of Pope Benedict, rendering these theological gems amazingly accessible. Pope Benedict’s profound insights lead to an ever-deepening discovery of the beauty and richness of our Christian faith that will stir your heart and gladden your soul. Listen each day and be inspired! "The Benedictus refers to the advent of the incarnate God in our midst. Christ's eucharistic coming makes a present occurrence out of a promise, and brings the future into the here and now." —Pope Benedict XVI From the book Benedictus: Day by Day with Pope Benedict XVI published by Ignatius Press. st.Lukeproductions
"Benedictus Moments“ - am 7. Februar "Benedictus Moments“ ist eine Reihe von 365 kurzen, täglichen Meditationen aus den Schriften von Papst Benedikt XVI. Die tägliche Betrachtung wird lebendig, wenn der Schauspieler Leonardo Defilippis die Worte des Papstes rezitiert und diese theologischen Juwelen so auf erstaunliche Weise zugänglich macht. Die tiefgründigen Einsichten des Papstes führen zu einer immer tieferen Entdeckung der Schönheit und des Reichtums unseres christlichen Glaubens, die Ihr Herz berühren und Ihre Seele erfreuen wird. Hören Sie jeden Tag zu und lassen Sie sich inspirieren! „Das Benedictus bezieht sich auf das Kommen des menschgewordenen Gottes in unsere Mitte. Christi eucharistisches Kommen macht aus einem Versprechen ein gegenwärtiges Geschehen und bringt die Zukunft ins Hier und Jetzt.“ – Papst Benedikt XVI. Aus dem Buch „Benedictus: Tag für Tag mit Papst Benedikt XVI.“, erschienen im Ignatius Verlag.
The federal government is deploying two helicopters to Surrey as police forces in BC’s second-largest city struggle to maintain control of the streets. Surrey’s Indian community has been under siege from a constant barrage of extortion threats, frequently accompanied by arsons and shootings targeted at both homes and businesses. What is now widely being referred to as Surrey’s “extortion crisis” is not the product of homegrown crime, but rather a direct result of Canada’s open-door immigration policy. The chaotic violence and disorder unfolding in that city is exactly what immigration restrictionists have been warning our political elite about for decades – the Canadian public is now suffering because of the determined refusal of successive governments to heed those warnings. Open-door immigration has long fuelled the rise of a diverse array of organized crime groups in Canada, from black street gangs to the money laundering Triads. The specific extortion wave now unfolding in …
"Blessed are those who end their pregnancies" Because it's being shared around again, here is the fuller version. PCUSA 'pastor' says Jesus would have been an abortion doula and reveals she's had two abortions herself.
Of course not because trump is deeply involved. 38,000 times mentioned and emails back and forth to epstein. This is why trump lied and still lies today about them. And why he gets so angry when the files are mentioned. This administration has to be the worse there ever was. They don't go by any laws. They make up their own.
Matt Walsh bada zmieniające się pojęcia płci i tożsamości płciowej w erze cyfrowej, w szczególności ruch praw transseksualistów, transfobię i co to znaczy być kobietą.
On 2 February, Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Krzysztof Zadarko as the new Bishop of Koszalin–Kołobrzeg. Born in September 1960, he was ordained as a priest in May 1986. Pope Benedict XVI appointed him as an auxiliary bishop of Koszalin–Kołobrzeg in 2009. Since 2014, he has chaired the Polish Bishops' Conference Council on Migration. His rhetoric places him among the most vocal pro-immigration bishops in Poland. "Marches Full of Hatred" - "Costume of Patriotism" In September 2016, he told Deon.pl: "Today Christ has the face of a refugee." And: "Christ is in those refugees who die in the Mediterranean." In autumn 2017, Monsignor Zadarko visited Lampedusa, Italy, and on 5 October he told Więź.pl that he had seen "hundreds of anonymous graves". He also said: "Small crosses and medals were buried in the mouths of the drowned persons." In a subsequent interview with Tygodnik Powszechny in 2024, he stated: "Helpers at the border are treated as traitors. That’s a disgrace." He spoke of "hostility …Higit pa
The former Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russia Sergey Tropin has been found dead in his Moscow apartment. The authorities say he drowned in his bathtub
Medecine Today Laboratory and animal studies suggest that dandelion root extract may have potent anti-cancer properties. Researchers found that an aqueous extract of dandelion root triggered programmed cell death in over 95% of colon cancer cells within 48 hours, regardless of the cancer cells’ p53 status — a mutation often linked to treatment resistance. In animal models, oral administration of the extract reduced tumor growth by more than 90% without harming healthy tissues. The study showed that the extract activates multiple pathways of cell death, suggesting a multi-targeted mechanism that may contribute to its selective toxicity. This natural compound appears to stimulate both caspase-dependent and caspase-independent cell-death signals, two of the body’s main systems for eliminating damaged or cancerous cells. However, while these results are encouraging, it’s crucial to note that all data so far come from preclinical studies in cell cultures and animal models — not from human …Higit pa
A lonely girl on a tiny island wrote stories to keep herself company — and one of them changed children's literature forever. Lucy Maud Montgomery was born on this day in 1874, in a small village on Prince Edward Island, Canada. Her mother died before she turned two. Her father, stricken with grief, sent her to live with her elderly grandparents and eventually moved away to western Canada. She rarely saw him again. By all accounts, young Maud was deeply lonely. An only child raised by strict grandparents on an isolated farm, she had few friends and no siblings to play with. So she did what would one day make her immortal — she invented worlds. She created imaginary friends, gave names to the trees around her, and by age nine, she was writing poetry and filling journals with her observations of life on the island. The adults around her dismissed her dreams. In the late 1800s, the idea of a young woman becoming a published author was considered absurd by many. Montgomery didn't care. She …Higit pa
God dwells within every human life and this idea can offer consolation and direction to homosexual Catholics, writes pro-homosexual Malta Archbishop Charles Scicluna on the pro-homosexual Outreach.faith (February 3) His text employes psychological categories and rhetoric such as “feelings”, “wounds”, “weaknesses”, “fear”, “self-punishment”, “self-doubt”, “dependence”, “healing”, and so on. As if there were no sin, Monsignor Scicluna claims that “our stories, relationships, questions and identities are never beyond God’s loving gaze”. He believes that “our lived experiences—including our questions, wounds and hopes—are not obstacles to God, but places of encounter”. “Many of us, including LGBTQ Catholics, experience fragmentation: a sense of being divided between faith and identity, church and self, hope and fear. God’s presence gently draws us towards integration and peace.” The key phrase is: “We are called to become people who welcome, listen and accompany others with …Higit pa
“We are called to become people who welcome, listen and accompany others with respect and tenderness irrespective of religious, cultural, racial or sexual differences. This is what God’s inclusive love is all about.” But if you die in mortal sin, nothing of the above will help. This bishop is deliberately muddying the waters.
During an appearance on left-wing comedian Stephen Colbert’s late night talk show Tuesday, celebrity priest James Martin revealed that Pope Leo told him he plans to continue Pope Francis’ LGBT agenda. Fr. James Martin tells Stephen Colbert that Pope …
Fr. James Martin says on Late Night with Stephen Colbert that Pope Leo plans to continue Pope Francis' mission' of inclusion for LGBT Catholics. We must pray for the Holy Father that he speaks on truth and will call out sin.