Soon in the Church?: On 6 July, Anglican Wells Cathedral in Somerset, England, installed a 15-metre inflatable dragon in rainbow colours in the nave as the centrepiece of its "Mythical Creatures" summer exhibition. The exhibition runs until 1 September. The building is used for the invalid "Eucharists" of the Anglican State church.
Inflatable dragon at Wells Cathedral. During an invalid Anglican "Eucharist".
Why You Won’t Be Able To Afford Food By Winter $40 for a fruit tray and $7 for a single can of vegetables isn’t just "inflation" it’s a warning sign of a system in total collapse. Across the globe, families are being forced to put basic survival needs on credit cards and payday loans just to keep a meal on the table. A global crop failure is colliding with a 1930s-style Dust Bowl repeat standing on the precipice of massive civil unrest and history shows us exactly what happens when the masses go hungry.
Nudity at the Cathedral Steps? What Happened at Santa Ana Square | SG News What recently took place at Santa Ana Square in front of the Cathedral of Santa Ana in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, has raised deep concerns among believers. Hundreds gathered nude for body painting directly on the steps of the main church—a space dedicated to worship and holy Mass—all under the guise of "city marketing." To make matters worse, faithful parishioners were temporarily blocked from attending morning Mass on the feast day of Santa Ana. As Christians, how do we balance loving everyone with standing firm for the dignity and sanctity of God's house? Watch to learn more and join the prayer for reverence and clarity. Stay Updated with @SGNEWS-SG – Faith, Society & Global Christian Perspective
Nacktheit auf den Stufen der Kathedrale? Was geschah auf der Plaza de Santa Ana | SG News Was sich kürzlich auf dem Santa-Ana-Platz vor der Kathedrale Santa Ana in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spanien, ereignete, hat bei Gläubigen tiefe Besorgnis ausgelöst. Hunderte versammelten sich nackt, um sich direkt auf den Stufen der Hauptkirche – einem Ort, der dem Gottesdienst und der Heiligen Messe gewidmet ist – mit Körperbemalung zu verschönern – alles unter dem Deckmantel von „Stadtmarketing“. Erschwerend kam hinzu, dass gläubige Gemeindemitglieder am Festtag der Heiligen Ana vorübergehend vom Besuch der Morgenmesse ausgeschlossen wurden. Wie können wir als Christen die Nächstenliebe mit dem Eintreten für die Würde und Heiligkeit des Gotteshauses in Einklang bringen? Sehen Sie sich das Video an, um mehr zu erfahren, und schließen Sie sich dem Gebet für Ehrfurcht und Klarheit an. Bleiben Sie informiert mit @SGNEWS-SG – Glaube, Gesellschaft & Globale christliche Perspektive
I didn't think I should wait later today. “I do not know to what extent our government is ready to make such a decision,” he said. “The victory of the Russian Federation in this war, in this special military operation, is in our interests, because we are not talking only about sovereignty and the existential danger to Russia itself, which NATO, the European Union and the United States are trying to pose in every possible way.”
Article here for those who want to translate it easier. Russia’s victory over Ukraine to benefit all humanity – academic Moscow is a bulwark against NATO and the EU, which are trying to erode national sovereignty in countries like Greece, Dimitrios Patelis has said Russia’s victory in the Ukraine conflict would serve the interests of “all peace-loving humanity” by checking NATO and EU encroachment on national sovereignty, Greek philosophy professor Dimitrios Patelis has told RT. Patelis, who teaches at the Technical University of Crete, made the remarks in an interview aired on Tuesday, saying that Greece’s NATO and EU commitments have pushed national security “into the background.” He argued that pan-European legislation is now taking precedence over national law and effectively negates sovereignty and independence for member states such as Greece. In this vein, the professor alluded to reports that Athens is under sustained pressure from NATO and EU partners to transfer Patriot air …More
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint John 11,19-27. Many of the Jews had come to Martha and Mary to comfort them about their brother [Lazarus, who had died]. When Martha heard that Jesus was coming, she went to meet him; but Mary sat at home. Martha said to Jesus, "Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. But even now I know that whatever you ask of God, God will give you." Jesus said to her, "Your brother will rise." Martha said to him, "I know he will rise, in the resurrection on the last day." Jesus told her, "I am the resurrection and the life; whoever believes in me, even if he dies, will live, and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?" She said to him, "Yes, Lord. I have come to believe that you are the Messiah, the Son of God, the one who is coming into the world." shareyourcatholicfaith
July 24, 2026 On 25 July 2026, the feast of St James, Most Reverend Father Michael Mary, F.SS.R. will be consecrated a Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church by Most Reverend Bishop Pierre Roy on the holy island of Papa Stronsay. The Co-Consecrators will be Most Reverend Bishop Rodrigo Ribeiro da Silva and Most Reverend Bishop Fernando Altamira. Source: Episcopal Consecration of Most Reverend Father …
Mobile Epstein files museum hits the road A mobile version of the Epstein files reading room in New York City, with millions of printed pages of notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's records, is set to go on tour, in part to highlight the mishandling of the files by lawyer and attorney general nominee, Todd Blanche. Miles Taylor, former DHS chief of staff under Donald Trump, joins Jen Psaki to discuss the project. MS NOW
The heat has already become one of the main sources of discontent among visitors. On social media, comments from tourists in various languages are multiplying, complaining about high temperatures in the galleries, made worse by the huge influx of people who travel the unique exhibition route every day... ...According to reports circulating in museum circles, in recent days there was a malfunction of the system in the room dedicated to Henri Matisse, where the original preparatory cartoons for the stained glass windows of the Chapel of the Rosary in Vence are kept. These are particularly delicate works. Matisse made these large cartoons by applying and gluing colored, cut papers onto a base support, a technique that makes the material especially sensitive to temperature changes and, above all, to humidity. Again according to reports, the malfunction caused hot and humid air to enter the room just as Rome was experiencing extreme temperatures outside. Some photos taken by tour guides …More
A 31-year-old Polish man, identified by regional media as Bartłomiej Włodzimierz Krakowiak, has been arrested for vandalizing the Marian shrine of Medjugorje during the night of 27–28 July, just days before Mladifest, which is expected to attract around 50,000 young pilgrims. "Medjugorje Is a Deception" The suspect allegedly poured black paint over statues of the Virgin Mary on Apparition Hill and at the Blue Cross, wrote "Devil in a skirt" on one statue. He hung banners accusing the six visionaries of being "frauds - I have proof", spray-painted slogans including "Medjugorje is a deception," "Only Jesus," and "Mary = devil," and set fire to the recently renovated outdoor altar behind St. James Church. He was arrested hours later in Černo, near Ljubuški, heading toward the Croatian border. Former Pilgrim The case is particularly striking because the suspect had previously visited Medjugorje as a pilgrim. Regional media report that in 2017 he walked 1,300 km from Warsaw to the shrine, …More
Pope Saint Victor I | The African Pope Who Strengthened Church Unity | Feast Day July 28 Today, the Church honours Pope Victor I, whose feast day is celebrated on July 28. Saint Victor I served as Bishop of Rome from approximately AD 189 to 199. Born in Roman Africa, he is recognised as one of the early African popes, reminding us that from the earliest centuries the Catholic Church embraced believers from many nations and cultures. During his papacy, one of the greatest challenges facing the Church was disagreement over the date of the celebration of Easter. Different Christian communities followed different customs. Pope Victor worked tirelessly to promote a common celebration of the Lord's Resurrection, emphasising the importance of unity within the universal Church. Although his approach was sometimes firm, his efforts helped pave the way for greater unity in Christian worship. Saint Victor also defended the true faith against false teachings that threatened the Church and …More
July 27, 2026 The first Pontifical Mass of Bishop Michael Mary was celebrated today in the Oratory of Our Lady of Casalibus on Papa Stronsay. The stones you see in its walls were rebuilt from the 12th century church of St Nicholas during the 1800s. For how many centuries were Masses celebrated between these stones! Source: First Pontifical Mass of Bishop Michael Mary, …