The IV National Meeting of the homosexual network ‘Red Católica Arcoíris de México’ was held from July 30 to August 2 in the Comarca Lagunera region, northern Mexico. Under the theme "Brotherhood and Service," the gathering brought together nearly 100 representatives from homosexual groups across Mexico, including Kadima (Chihuahua), Otro Rebaño (Morelia), Betania (Irapuato), La Viña (Hermosillo), Todos Somos Lambda (Saltillo), and other member groups. The program included a keynote address by the homosexual activist James Martin SJ via Zoom and the election of a new national leadership team. The region Comarca Lagunera is a metropolitan area that spans two Mexican dioceses, Torreón and Gómez Palacio. The opening Mass was celebrated on July 31 in the Cathedral of Torreón by the local Bishop Luis Martín Barraza Beltrán, 62, and concelebrated by Bishop Emeritus Raúl Vera López, 81, of Saltillo. According to Vanguardia.com.mx, Bishop Emeritus Raúl Vera delivered the homily, saying: “…കൂടുതൽ
Lucifer and the church in later days . The rich are sent away empty the poor given blessings . So called excommunicated Poor Priest and Bishops vs Vatican city (San Francisco) cocaine fuel parties and gay orgies All of the king Horses and all king men couldn't put hump dumpty back together again. (time gentiles is over)
In FULL communion with Pr3v@st, they R.3.B.3.L 4.G.4.I.N.S.T. GOD and commit the sin of bl@sph3my @g @I N s t THE HOLY SPIRIT . 1 Thessalonians 4:3-8 New Catholic Bible 3 It is the will of God that you should lead a life of sanctity. You must refrain from sexual immorality. 4 Each of you must learn to acquire a wife from pure and honorable motives, 5 not to gratify passion[a] like the Gentiles who do not know God. 6 No one is ever to wrong or take advantage of a brother in this regard. As we have previously instructed you and solemnly warned you, the Lord is the avenger in all this. 7 For God has called us to holiness, not to impurity. 8 Therefore, anyone who rejects these instructions[b] rejects not human authority but the God who also gives his Holy Spirit to you. 3 For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you abstain from fornication; 4 that each one of you know how to control your own body[a] in holiness and honor, 5 not with lustful passion, like the Gentiles …കൂടുതൽ
Using a Gun to Defend Yourself? The Right to Kill Is Growing. States are pushing to pass laws sanctioning more reasons to use lethal violence in self-defense, a distinctly American tradition. nytimes.com/…-defend-yourself-the-right-to-kill-i… By Mike McIntire Mike McIntire is an investigative reporter for The Times. This article has been adapted from his book, “Ricochet: Guns, Greed, and the American Way of Violence.” Aug. 3, 2026 Tennessee recently enacted a law making it easier legally to shoot someone who’s stealing the lawnmower, bicycle or power tools you left in your garden shed. This is a new take on the “stand your ground” doctrine, which lets you defend yourself but not your stuff. Under the expanded provision, you can kill to protect your belongings as long as you believe the interloper is a threat to you or others. “Stand your ground” laws, or the idea behind them, have existed since the Centennial. The principle is intuitive: A person can’t use force to coerce you. The …കൂടുതൽ
The Society of Jesus is continuing a major reorganization of its presence in Catalonia as declining numbers of Jesuits and an aging membership force the closure of houses. Working-Class Communities Close, Elite Schools Remain The first recent closure came in Bellvitge, where the Jesuit community founded in 1968 ended its presence at the close of 2025. It was one of the Jesuits' flagship social apostolates in post-war Spain. The Jesuits also handed over responsibility for the parish of Mare de Déu de Bellvitge. The Jesuïtes Bellvitge – Centre d'Estudis Joan XXIII school continues to operate within the Jesuit education network. The reorganization of Jesuit communities continued in El Clot, where the Jesuit residential community at the end of the academic year 2025-2026. The Society cited the same reasons: fewer active Jesuits, a lack of vocations, and the high average age of its members. Institutions Staffed by Lay Collaborators Jesuit educational and pastoral activities continue through …കൂടുതൽ
In 2011 I was looking for a house and toured this place being sold by a gay couple (I reckon that was a selling feature) in a nearby town. It was beautiful, thoughtfully gone thru, decorated, arranged, colored; the whole bit. Very comfortable and functional. Almost vacation like... But it violated the 80/20 rule. Unlike the gauche, plastic-y garment in the photo, there was no room for improvement, no room for innovation, no room for the buyer, for personal taste. They had made the complete statement to which the buyer would have no need to have input. Only praise. Some of you will know what I mean when I say, like homosexuality itself, it was a phreaking prison.
Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher noted the producers of a homosexual performance staged inside a former Catholic church on Kent Street deliberately mocked the Catholic faith. Writing in CatholicWeekly.com.au on July 28, a week after hundreds of Catholics gathered outside the venue to pray the Rosary, Archbishop Fisher rejected claims that the show was simply artistic expression. The performances were "not neutral expressions of art" but "a deliberate appropriation, sexualisation, and denigration of symbols and rituals specific and sacred to the Catholic faith." The archbishop cited promotional images showing a pig offering McDonald's fries as the "Body of Christ," male performers dressed as nuns, and events titled "Sunday Mess" and "Unholy Confessions." He considered claims - that the production was not intended to mock Catholics - were "unpersuasive." "For Catholics, the Eucharist is not a cultural motif available for parody," Fisher wrote. "It is the sacrament at the heart of our …കൂടുതൽ
Tariff obsession is only getting worse | Fareed's Take CNN's Fareed Zakaria examines the flaws and falsehoods of global tariffs, from the paradox of the US' reliance of forced labor goods to the decline of US manufacuring under his administration. Also, Fareed unpacks Hungary's 'regime change' as Prime Minister Peter Magyar attempts to dismantle the political system built by former leader Viktor Orbán after defeating him in a landmark election. 0:00 Trump's obsession with tariffs is not over 2:10 America purchases more forced labor goods than any of the G20 countries 4:15 How the steel and aluminum tariffs have backfired 5:50 Last look: Hungary's 'regime change' 9:28 Hungary may be the rare exceptoin of democratic repair Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines
Ronald Lauder, a Billionaire G.O.P. Backer, Closes His Wallet Ronald S. Lauder, a major funder of conservative political causes, has not given a single dollar this year to Republicans in his home state, and his super PAC has gone idle. nytimes.com/…8/04/nyregion/ronald-lauder-republic…
From Failure at EWTN to Vatican Communication Reform? This morning, Leo XIV received the new Prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, the divorced Zionist Maria Montserrat Alvarado, in audience. During his pontificate, Leo XIV has met the current Prefect, Paolo Ruffini, only rarely and has not held private audiences with other senior Vatican communications officials, including Matteo Bruni, Andrea Tornielli, and Andrea Monda, seeing them only at public events. Alvarado will officially take office in November. Last year, her effort to consolidate EWTN's international news operations under a single EwtnNews.com platform did not achieve its intended goal. The project remained English-only and failed to become the successful international news site originally envisioned.
Und, hiti, wenn der Papst eine Häresie verbreitet, anerkennen Sie diese auch. Im Übrigen, der Papst trägt den (Anrede)Titel "Heiliger Vater", dass er schon heiliggesprochen worden wäre, ist mir nicht bekannt.
Six Jewish extremists were arrested after spitting at the Armenian Orthodox St. James Monastery in Jerusalem, verbally abusing a woman who filmed them, and throwing rocks. Their punishment? A 15-day ban from Jerusalem's Old City. The Armenian Patriarchate says these attacks are part of a growing pattern of anti-Christian violence and is urging the Israeli government to treat them as hate crimes. The Religious Freedom Data Center (RFDC) documented 83 attacks against Christians between April and June 2026, almost twice as many as the previous quarter.
"Preserving the precious treasure of the traditional liturgy is part of preserving the Deposit of Faith," Bishop Athanasius Schneider said in his homily on August 2 in Limerick, Ireland, at the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest. He is currently celebrating Mass and delivering talks in various locations across Ireland, including Cobh, Leixlip, Monaghan and Ardee. Previously, he was in Africa. In July, he led the golden jubilee celebrations of the Congregation of the Mothers and Missionaries of the Holy Cross in Puma, Tanzania. Interfering with the Liturgy Destroys Religion In Sunday's homily, Bishop Schneider recalled that "history has proved a thousand times that there is nothing more dangerous for a religion - nothing more likely to result in discontent, unrest, division, and apostasy - than interference with the liturgy and, consequently, with religious sensibility." He recalled the apostolic rule: "Antiquity was retained. Novelty was rejected." Quoting Dom Prosper Guéranger …കൂടുതൽ
"However, sources close to the dicastery have told The Pillar that Pope Leo respects Roche, especially for how he has approached liturgical controversies with the German bishops’ conference, and that it’s at least plausible that the cardinal’s remarks came from an informed perspective on the matter."
Meanwhile, organizers of the traditionalist Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage told The Pillar that they have asked permission to celebrate a TLM in Saint Peter’s Basilica this year, but haven’t received a response. One of Leo’s concrete gestures towards traditionalist communities last year was allowing the celebration of a TLM during the pilgrimage in Saint Peter’s Basilica after not being allowed to do so in 2023 and 2024. One source said organizers of the pilgrimage intend to ask again after the summer. “The problem is that in the pope’s close circle, they saw that the Mass helped a lot of people but was also used as propaganda and they didn’t like that,” the source said. If Pope Leo declines to allow the pilgrimage to celebrate the TLM in St. Peter’s, that could be seen by many observers as a sign that he has grown cold to the idea of abrogating, reforming or even loosening the application Traditiones custodes. However, it is also possible that the lack of a response is a matter of …കൂടുതൽ
"The Church is, at least in the West, in a time of great difficulty, even of confusion, both at the doctrinal level and at the moral and disciplinary level", Cardinal Robert Sarah told IlFoglio.it on August 2. For Cardinal Sarah, it is "a tragedy, indeed a real and proper sin", that there is "a kind of war" and "fierce conflicts" over the liturgy. Main quote: "No one has authority over the rites, which arise from the centuries-long history of the Church. The rites cannot be arbitrarily abolished, and no one can say that a rite no longer exists from one day to the next." The Cardinal wants to return to Benedict XVI.'s Summorum Pontificum, which allows the Mass in the Roman rite alongside the Novus Ordo: "Over the decades, the holy people of God will be able to choose which form best corresponds to their need for faith, silence and spirituality." He added: "Some excesses on the part of those attached to the extraordinary form are, in part, justified by the dramatic and widespread abuses …കൂടുതൽ
Card. Sarah: "Man, even contemporary man, absolutely needs God, to hear talk of the Gospel, of eternal life, of spirituality. It is never permissible to reduce the Gospel to social and horizontal themes, however relevant, because it is a failure to fulfill Christ's very will, who sent us to preach eternal salvation, and not social redemption"
Leo XIV approved Cardinal Arthur Roche's text against the Traditional Latin Mass, reaffirming Francis' Traditionis Custodes, reports LaRazon.es on August 2. The text was distributed to about 170 cardinals at the January 7 consistory. Key phrase: "This newspaper has been able to confirm that the cardinal distributed the text at the request of Leo XIV and therefore with the Pope's approval of its contents." According to the newspaper, Cardinal Roche and officials from his dicastery drafted the document at the Pope's request. Leo XIV then personally reviewed it. "He did not change a single comma," Vatican sources said, adding that "the distribution of the document to the cardinals was intended to make the new Pope's position on this issue visible." The one-and-a-half-page document defended Traditionis Custodes, describing Tradition as a "living river" rather than a static preservation of past forms. It claimed that the Novus Ordo is fully consistent with authentic Tradition. Picture: Arthur …കൂടുതൽ
1 John 3:12 unlike Cain who was from the evil one and slew his brother. And why did he slay him? Because his own deeds were evil while those of his brother were righteous.
60 million Muslims in Ceuta have left supermarkets and shops looted... invasion of homes, hundreds of terrified women, and the closure of the free movement area (Schengen) applied by Italy to Spain. They've also allowed us to see an immense majority of Muslim males with good phones and a real attempt at Islamization through illegal migration. They voted for leftists, this is what you get in Spain
Question: Based on all going issues since Benedict XVI resigned from ministerium and not from munus, how one can consider Bergoglio and Prevost were/are true popes? Canon 332 §2 of the 1983 Code states plainly: Si contingat ut Romanus Pontifex muneri suo renuntiet, ad validitatem requiritur ut renuntiatio libere fiat et rite manifestetur, non vero ut a quopiam acceptetur. "If it happens that the Roman Pontiff resigns his munus, it is required for validity that the resignation be freely made and properly manifested, but it is not necessary that it be accepted by anyone." The canon uses munus — not ministerium, not officium, not any other term. Munus in the canonical tradition carries the weight of the office itself: the ontological reality, the gift-and-burden of the Petrine charge, not merely its active exercise. On February 11, 2013, Benedict XVI declared in Latin: ...declaro me ministerio Episcopi Romae, Successoris Sancti Petri, mihi per manus Cardinalium die 19 aprilis MMV …കൂടുതൽ
The Violin That Resonated Ukraine’s Pain Receives Pope Leo’s Blessing | Shalom World News A violin that has sung through joy, sorrow, and war has now received one of the most meaningful blessings of its journey. Ukrainian violinist Anastasiya Petryshak, who performed alongside Andrea Bocelli during the unforgettable Canticle of Peace concert for Pope Leo on July 29, shared a deeply personal moment that has touched hearts around the world. After the performance, Pope Leo blessed the violin that has been with her since 2012, a masterpiece handcrafted by renowned Italian luthier Roberto Regazzi. For Anastasiya, this was far more than a ceremonial blessing. It was the fulfillment of a dream she had quietly carried in her heart for more than a decade. "This violin is not just an instrument," she reflected. "It is the voice of my soul." Through years marked by triumphs, sacrifices, cherished memories, and the pain endured by her homeland, the violin faithfully accompanied her every step. Now …കൂടുതൽ
The Violin That Resonated Ukraine’s Pain Receives Pope Leo’s Blessing | Shalom World News A violin that has sung through joy, sorrow, and war has now received one of the most meaningful blessings of its journey. Ukrainian violinist Anastasiya Petryshak, who performed alongside Andrea Bocelli during the unforgettable Canticle of Peace concert for Pope Leo on July 29, shared a deeply personal moment that has touched hearts around the world. After the performance, Pope Leo blessed the violin that has been with her since 2012, a masterpiece handcrafted by renowned Italian luthier Roberto Regazzi. For Anastasiya, this was far more than a ceremonial blessing. It was the fulfillment of a dream she had quietly carried in her heart for more than a decade. "This violin is not just an instrument," she reflected. "It is the voice of my soul." Through years marked by triumphs, sacrifices, cherished memories, and the pain endured by her homeland, the violin faithfully accompanied her every step. Now …കൂടുതൽ