𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐠𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 Liturgy of the Word for last Sunday, the 28nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The sermon is given by Father Phd. Alfredo Sáenz, SJ. The audio is in Spanish, but you can activate English subtitles by pressing "Translate." A summary in English can be found on our blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com/2026/10/el-rey-magna…
Choose Christ’s Freedom Over Satan’s Slavery The new covenant, as described by St. Paul, offers freedom from the slavery of sin and the opportunity to live according to the will of God. This freedom, however, comes with responsibility and requires a choice between living in the truth and love of God and neighbor, or succumbing to the selfishness and slavery of sin and Satan. The question posed is whether we truly desire this freedom and are willing to accept the gift of salvation offered by Jesus Christ. Fr. Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul: Home | Holy Trinity Parish You can also find Fr. Robert Altier’s homilies and talks on: catholicparents.org: Daily Homilies | Catholic Parents Online Rumble: rumble.com/user/CatholicParentsOnLine Twitter: Catholic Parents Online (@CatholicPa42753) on X For access to a library of talks by Fr. Robert Altier, go to: podia.com To order Fr. Altier's book, God's Plan for Your Marriage, go to the website: God's Plan For Your …އިތުރު
A homosexual “creation service” featuring drag performances was held in three Austrian cities with support from Catholic dioceses. Titled “Abracadabra – and it was good!”, the project combined the seven days of creation in Genesis with percussion, dance, light art and interactive performances. Events took place in Graz (Sept. 12, 30 attendees), Vienna (Sept. 25, 150) and Linz (Oct. 2, 110). The ecumenical project involved Catholic, Protestant, Methodist and Old Catholic groups, with support from the dioceses of Linz, Vienna and Graz-Seckau.
Consecrate Ireland to Our Lady Irish bishops urged Ireland's bishops should formally consecrate the country to Our Lady as part of a renewal of the Catholic faith, leading Mariologist Dr Mark Miravalle has said As of 2009, Miravalle holds the rank of Professor of Theology at Franciscan University, where he has taught since 1986, and where he has received several teaching awards. His areas of specialization are Mariology and spiritual theology. In 2018, Miravalle was named St. John Paul II Chair of Mariology at Franciscan University. Mark Miravalle - Wikipedia
Miravalle propone una consagración nacional para renovar la fe. Irlanda lleva la devoción a la Virgen inscrita en su historia, y lo que ahora se plantea es que esa herencia vuelva a dar forma a la vida del país. hmtv
Walk, don't ride; sweat in the summer and freeze in the winter, and do not eat any meat. If you break these rules, which you do all the time, then you are a phony.
Leo XIV promotes archbishop who praises female Communion ministers and a “very open Church” for “everyone”. Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán as Archbishop of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and as Military Ordinary. Leo XIV had named him Coadjutor Archbishop in October 2025. In this February video interview, Morel Diplán endorsed Pope Francis's vision of a “Church for everyone”: “The Dominican Church has always been very open.” He pointed to women's participation: “We already have women who are Communion ministers, who celebrate the Word.” “And that is why we are now talking so much about synodality. But the Dominican Church has long been synodal. [...] And that is a richness for us.”
El 9 de febrero de 2026, el arzobispo Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán, por entonces arzobispo coadjutor de Santo Domingo, en la República Dominicana, concedió una entrevista al periódico «Listín Diario». "Yo lo entiendo así, que es una Iglesia de todos. La Iglesia dominicana siempre ha estado muy abierta. Incluso el Papa [...] hablaba mucho de clericalismo. [...] Aquí la Iglesia dominicana da participación a todos. Incluso las mujeres son las que tienen más participación en todo. Lo único que no se ve en la misa. Pero ya tenemos mujeres que son ministros de la comunión, que celebran la palabra. No tiene que ser la misa, pero la palabra. Y sobre todo en las parroquias [...] la gran participación que hay [...] tienen la gente participación también de decisión dentro de la parroquia donde están. Es una Iglesia abierta en la República Dominicana. Y por eso ahora estamos hablando mucho de sinodalidad. Pero hace rato que la Iglesia dominicana era sinodal, fue sinodal. Porque aquí hay mucha participación …އިތުރު
1. The extent of surgery is unknown. Dr. Elmer Huerta explains that surgeons may remove a small wedge of lung tissue, a larger segment, or an entire lobe, depending on the nodule. This could significantly affect recovery. 2. Minimally invasive surgery is possible. Huerta says lung nodules are often removed using minimally invasive or robotic techniques. However, the Vatican has not confirmed which procedure Leo XIV will undergo. 3. The November trip may still be possible. Huerta suggests the Pope could potentially fly within two or three weeks after a relatively minor wedge resection. More extensive surgery could require a longer recovery. This is particularly relevant to his planned November 6–17 visit to South America. 4. Imaging characteristics influence the decision to operate. Dr. Bruno Vincenzi explains that irregular or spiculated nodule margins can raise suspicion of malignancy, whereas well-defined margins or calcifications more often suggest a benign condition. 5. A tissue …އިތުރު
Shame on this prelate aka modern Pharisee(?). Anyone with even a smidgen of awareness about Christopher Columbus's history would know that he was devoutly Catholic and did his best to live his Faith. "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
Inclusion of adulterers and “persons identifying as LGBTQ” called for at the current Vatican meeting on Amoris Laetitia. American Catholic moral theologian Prof. Julie Hanlon Rubio addressed the Vatican’s meeting marking the tenth anniversary of Amoris Laetitia on October 12. Rubio recounted the case of an elderly woman with dementia who refused Communion because her husband had previously been married. The woman, she said, remembered that “she was not worthy to receive the Body of Christ.” Rubio presented the story as evidence that feelings of exclusion persist. She also quoted Francis’s assertion that “the fact that … love [!] is imperfect doesn’t mean it’s false or unreal,” adding that human fragility is “not a problem to be solved but a fundamental element of our humanity to be integrated.” Rubio again cited Francis: “No one can be condemned forever! It is not the logic of the Gospel!” She said “this principle” should apply to “everyone.” In a footnote, she specified whom she believed …އިތުރު
They could not find ONE repentant adulterer/ess? I'll tell you this, they weren't even looking. I know many who's stories will drop your jaw at the goodness of our Lord and His glory speaking to them and saving their families, when all seemed lost, and so much damage done. A reconciled family is a JOY to behold!! It is a blasphemy that God's Glory and Grace are repeatedly denied testimiony in His Own Church.
Should sinners conform to the Church’s moral ideal - or should the Church move closer to them? Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David of the Philippines addressed the Vatican’s 10th-anniversary Amoris Laetitia meeting on October 12 in a video presentation. He said the exhortation encouraged pastors “to discern concrete situations rather than begin with classifications, to accompany gradual growth, and to trust that grace can already be at work even in lives and relationships marked by weakness and incompleteness.” And: “Not simply to ask how close families are to the ideal, but also how close the Church is willing to come to families in their actual struggles.” During the Vatican's meeting, terms such as “weakness,” “incompleteness,” and “vulnerability” are used as blatant euphemisms for adultery and other sexual sins.
Card. Pablo Virgilio Siongco David (Philippines) at the Vatican Amoris laetitia summit, today: "To discern concrete situations rather than begin with classifications, to accompany gradual growth, and to trust that grace can already be at work even in lives and relationships marked by weakness and incompleteness.” How to understand Amoris Laetitia: “Not simply to ask how close families are to the ideal, but also how close the Church is willing to come to families in their actual struggles.”
This man rejects the sixth commandment and urges others to reject it, to the ruin of souls. He does not distinguish between sin and divine grace. Where there is mortal sin, there is no divine grace.
LiveLeak A power bank caught fire in an overhead luggage compartment aboard an IndiGo flight Sunday, prompting the aircraft to divert to Hyderabad, where it landed safely. These will likely be banned from flights soon. Follow main channel -> LiveLeak Follow private channel -> LiveLeak Private
On October 10, a Russian drone strike damaged the Caritas-Spes Ukraine humanitarian support center in Odesa, shattering windows and doors. Thankfully, no one was injured, but the building is now unfit for use.
On October 10, a Russian drone strike in Odesa damaged the Caritas-Spes Ukraine humanitarian support center, shattering windows and doors. Children were playing outside the building with their parents when the attack occurred. Thankfully, no one was injured. The center is now unfit for use, disrupting vital humanitarian services for vulnerable communities.
This procession took place on September 7th for the feast of the Synaxis of Moscow Saints. On September 7, 2025, the 13th Sunday after Pentecost, the feast of the Synaxis of Moscow Saints, His Holiness Kirill, Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus', celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow. His Holiness then led a procession with the cross, with a prayer service to the Moscow saints. Bishops and clergy, monastics, members of public organizations, and numerous faithful accompanied His Holiness along the historic route. In total, approximately 400,000 people participated in the procession with the Primate. A Sea of Orthodox Christians Fills Moscow More than 100,000 Orthodox Christians filled the streets of Moscow on September 6 for one of the largest cross processions in the city’s recent history, held in honor of the Synaxis of the Moscow Saints. Led by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, the faithful set out from the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and …އިތުރު
They started from the Cathedral, walked four hours and back to the Cathedral. This is what the West hates and wants to destroy. Too bad it will never happen. Instead Russia will know the true faith one day and everyone will convert who lives through The Great Chastisement. One fold and one shepherd. No more confusion. No more chaos.
Two more pictures included and two video's as well. Every procession I have ever seen of the Russian Orthodox has always been 40,000 and way up to this procession which is said to have 400,000 people. I never saw any with only a few hundred or a few thousands. Always tens of thousands or much higher.
I personally believe America's thanksgiving should also be on this date, because Oktoberfest is happening, and that commemorates thanking God for a fine harvest.
Leo XIV will not celebrate the closing Mass of the meeting marking the 10th anniversary of Amoris laetitia. Pope Leo XIV will not preside over Wednesday’s closing Mass marking the 10th anniversary of Amoris laetitia, scheduled for October 14 in St. Peter’s Square. He will also miss Tuesday’s inaugural Pope Leo XIV Sustainability Medal ceremony at Borgo Laudato Si’ in the Pontifical Gardens of Castel Gandolfo, where Cardinal Michael Czerny will receive the award. Leo XIV is preparing for surgery to remove a lung nodule, the Vatican announced Monday. He is expected to enter Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday. He is expected to remain hospitalized for approximately one week. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said the nodule was detected during a routine examination, not following symptoms of an acute illness. Its nature, whether benign or malignant, remains undisclosed. Medical guidelines generally recommend monitoring rather than surgically removing incidental solid lung nodules smaller than …އިތުރު
The actor playing the Pope wants to evoke sympathy, while since May 2025 he hasn't shown any sympathy for his followers, whom he encourages in sin and leads to ruin.
𝗗𝗿. 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗽𝗲𝗿 @DrLindaHarper Shocking, did you know this? Dr. Bryan Ardis just dropped a bombshell that Big Pharma, the American Heart Association, and cardiologists have been burying for decades. Magnesium can help prevent heart attacks and strokes… yet almost no one is telling patients. And salt? The exact opposite of what you’ve been told. A massive 2016 study published in The Lancet, 450,000 people across nearly 50 countries, the largest ever on salt and heart disease, found that people eating 3-4 times the amount of salt the FDA recommends had the best heart outcomes: lower blood pressure and lower risk of heart attacks and strokes. When that study came out, the American Heart Association reportedly threatened the journal: retract it… or we pull all our funding.They tried to bury the truth so they could keep pushing the pills. Your heart needs real salt and magnesium, not the narrative they sell.
Liturgy of the Word for last Sunday, the 28nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The sermon is given by Father Phd. Alfredo Sáenz, SJ. The audio is in Spanish, but you can activate English subtitles by pressing "Translate." A summary in English can be found on our blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com/2026/10/el-rey-magna…
A power bank caught fire in an overhead luggage compartment aboard an IndiGo flight Sunday, prompting the aircraft to divert to Hyderabad, where it landed safely. These will likely be banned from flights soon.
