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.
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira As summer unfolds, Americans divide their attention between leisurely vacations and mounting unease over the oil crisis. Meanwhile, another matter recedes from view: the Senate’s deliberations on ratifying the SALT II Treaty. However, in my view, this treaty is among the most significant events of the postwar period. “Post-war”? The term grows increasingly inadequate, even faintly anachronistic, and this will become clearer as the world recognizes that the decades after 1945 cannot rightly bear that name. The reason is simple: the Second World War did not end. It merely entered a new phase. In 1945, the Axis powers were removed from the battlefield, but the conflict persisted, now transposed into a struggle among the victorious Allies themselves. As it continued, its character shifted. Until Hiroshima, it had been a predominantly bloody war, punctuated on both sides by major propaganda offensives. After 1945, it became above all a war of public relations,…More
Milan Archdiocese has announced plans for a new interreligious “Ambrosian Monastery.” The futuristic religious complex will be built in the MIND district on the former Expo grounds. Designed by architect Stefano Boeri, the project includes a triangular church and a triangular cloister. The large covered structure has been compared to a shopping mall or even a ski-jump platform. According to the Archdiocese, a permanent resident community is expected to live at the site, although no religious institute or monastic order has yet been identified. The complex will cover around 2,700 square meters, with more than 1,100 square meters dedicated to public and open-access areas. Representing Different Monotheistic Faith Unlike a monastery centered on God, prayer, and liturgy, the new structure is conceived as an interreligious and cultural hub. Diocesan presentations describe it as “a space for spirituality, dialogue, and reflection” intended to bring together religions, cultures, science, and …More
The Winnipeg Statement was published onSeptember 27, 1968, shortly after the release of "Humanae Vitae," which reaffirmed the Catholic Church's prohibition of artificial contraception. The encyclical was met with widespread dissent among Catholics, prompting the Canadian bishops to respond to the concerns of their congregations That who your dealing with Apostates.
I've been a garlic grower for years, too. I had the most success growing it in a garden, but it hasn't made it through the winter when I've planted it in pots. Either something is eating it or it has gotten too cold. Fermenting garlic in honey and then storing the jars in the refrigerator has given me a way to make it last more than one growing season.
On May 14, the Feast of the Ascension, Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Giampaolo Dianin as the new Archbishop of Gorizia, Italy. Monsignor Dianin was born on October 29, 1962, in Teolo, in the Diocese of Padua. He earned a doctorate in Moral Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and was ordained a priest in June 1987. In 2021, he was appointed Bishop of Chioggia and was ordained a bishop in January 2022. Rev Dianin collaborated in intellectual environments with compromised theologians such as Maurizio Chiodi or Pierangelo Sequeri. Chiodi became internationally controversial after legitimizing contraception. Similarly, Sequeri was involved in revising Catholic sexual ethics. Amoris Laetitia Preparation On March 14, 2015, Rev Dianin gave a lecture on the Eucharist for adulterers, as reported by FamigliaCristiana.it. At that time, he was the rector of the Seminary of Padua. He supported a pastoral path for divorced and remarried that would "allow" them to grab the Eucharist …More
a) Sirach 49:1-3; The memory of Josiah is like a blended incense, prepared with the skill of a perfumer; it is as sweet as honey to every mouth and like music at a wine feast. He took the right path by converting the people, eradicated wicked abominations, set his heart on the Lord, and, in times of wickedness, defended the cause of religion. b) 2 Kings 22:11 to 23:20; 1) Upon hearing the contents of the Book of the Law, the king tore his clothes. 2) You shall say to the king of Judah who sent you to inquire of Yahweh: Yahweh, the God of Israel, says this: The words you have heard... But since your heart has been moved and you have humbled yourself before the Lord upon hearing what I have decreed against this place and against those who dwell in it—how they will become an object of horror and a curse—and since you have torn your clothes and wept before me, I have heard you—says the Lord. Therefore I will gather you to your ancestors; you shall be gathered to your grave in peace; your …More
Pamięć o Jozjaszu jest jak mieszanka kadzideł przygotowana przez mistrza perfumiarza; jest słodka jak miód dla wszystkich ust. Wykorzenił on niegodziwe obrzydliwości (Sirach 49:1-3)
Humanae Vitae, Assisi .... etc Bishops ignore birth control issue (stats don't lie) Winnipeg statement is the norm False ecumenism (Pachamama canoe riding ) in the sanctuary Novus Ordo Mass need I say more Thank God for SSPX Get a spine Father
One ! Cardinal urges a forceful refutation of a Synod study group report, warning that its elevation of same-sex testimonies normalizes relationships and undermines moral truth.
The recently published report from Vatican’s Synod Study Group 9 on homosexuality fundamentally contradicts Catholic teaching, writes Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht, the Netherlands, on NcRegister.com (May 14). His main ideas. - The most immediate concern is the report’s treatment of homosex relationships. It presents testimonies from individuals with in homosexual attractions without providing the Church’s moral framework for understanding them. - The report states that one witness “discovered that sin, at its root, does not consist in the (same-sex) relationship, but in a lack of faith in a God who desires our fulfillment.” The authors reproduce this claim without correction or clarification. - This witness’s reasoning is fundamentally flawed. Homosexual acts are intrinsically evil - a settled point of Catholic doctrine. A Christian who engages in such acts also falls short in faith by failing to trust in God’s grace to avoid sin. But that does not mean the sin lies primarily in …More
Today, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X has officially responded on Fsspx.news to the May 13 statement of Cardinal Víctor “Tucho” Fernández. The article was written by Fr. Jean-Michel Gleize and marks a noticeably sharper tone after years of diplomatic language. He interprets Tucho's statement as signaling that Pope Leo XIV will refuse to grant authorization for the episcopal consecrations planned for July 1. Fr. Gleize argues that the 1983 Code of Canon Law provides grounds for claiming that episcopal consecrations performed in a real or sincerely perceived state of necessity do not incur automatic (latae sententiae) excommunication. He cites Canons 1323 and 1324: - A person is not subject to punishment if he violates a law out of necessity or to avoid serious harm, provided the act is not intrinsically evil or harmful to souls. - Even if the act were judged objectively wrong, penalties must be mitigated, and automatic penalties (latae sententiae) do not apply when the person …More
The General Secretariat of the Synod has distanced itself from the pro-homosexual report prepared by Working Group No. 9 of the Synod on Synodality. This gesture, which amounts to little more than a fig leaf, followed a strong online backlash. However, Leo XIV has taken no personnel action. And, even worse, he continues to appoint more pro-homosexual bishops. The synod's report contained criticism of the Catholic apostolate 'Courage' that helps homosexuals to resist their temptations. It also presents flowery testimonies from people in homosexual "marriages". 'Courage' condemned the text for containing 'slander' and 'defamation'. In a statement to Religión Confidencial, the Secretariat's communications team said that the published final report "cannot be attributed to the General Secretariat" and emphasised that they are merely "working documents". The team added that its role was limited "exclusively to translating summaries, editing reports, and publishing and distributing them", …More
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.
' What You Can Do: Prepare While There's Still Time The most critical step is to stockpile food, garden seeds, and learn to grow your own food and medicine. Gold and silver provide honest money with no counter-party risk, unlike the fiat dollar that is headed for collapse. Getting off the energy grid is difficult but important. Solar panels, batteries, and alternative vehicles can help you become more self-reliant. I have always advocated for decentralized knowledge, and platforms like BrightLearn.ai allow you to download thousands of books for free and store them offline, gaining survival knowledge without relying on the internet. Here's why this matters: without self-reliance, you probably won't survive the coming collapse. The same system that wants you dead is engineering energy scarcity as a means of total enslavement. [3] By taking control of your own food, energy, and finances, you opt out of their control grid. Visit NaturalNews.com and Health Ranger Store - Healing The World …More
The most critical step is to make the Five First Saturdays and pray your daily Rosary in reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary!
Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker revealed that a European minister proposed that Greece sell the Acropolis during the negotiations of the Greek Crisis era. Credit: GreekReporter ArchiveCredit: Greek Reporter Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker reflected on the darkest days of the Greek financial crisis and revealed that a European minister proposed that Greece sell the Acropolis to settle its debts. In a candid interview for the SKAI documentary To the Millimeter (Στο Χιλιοστό) with journalists Eleni Varvitsioti and Victoria Dendrinou, Juncker painted a grim picture of Greece’s standing within the Eurozone leading up to the first bailout. A crisis of credibility: Sell the Acropolis! Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Public Domain According to Juncker, Greece’s biggest obstacle wasn’t just debt. It was a total collapse of trust. “After Greece admitted to misleading its partners, its credibility was at zero,”…
Cyprus and Greece was bought up by the zionists. One may recall from the time of their financial crises. Remember the disabled ATM's in Cyprus? I believe this was also threatened on the Vatican. Before Pope Benedict's "resignation".
The article claims that the identity of the anonymous Portuguese author of the Synod testimony can now be identified with near certainty. According to the text, the testimony was written by João Costa, a sign-language interpreter at Sanctuary of Fátima and member of an Ignatian Christian Life Community connected to Jesuit spirituality. The article argues that both the Portuguese testimony and another similar Synod testimony came from people closely associated with James Martin and his network, suggesting coordinated influence behind the Synod’s published accounts.
Ya se sabe quien escribió el testimonio portugués sobre la homosexualidad publicado por el Sínodo. Lea nuestro Blog y dedúzcalo Ud. mismo. Se ruega difundir: Se sabe quién escribió el testimonio portugués