Bishop Rifan wants the traditional Latin Mass to be preserved, BUT.... Bishop Fernando Rifan, head of the Personal Apostolic Administration of Saint John Mary Vianney in Campos, Brazil, has granted an interview to AdVaticanum.com on October 19. The priests of Campos were formerly allied with the FSSPX but reached an agreement with Pope John Paul II in 2002, resulting in the establishment of the Apostolic Administration. Bishop Rifan attacked his former allies: "There has always been, among the priests of the FSSPX, a common spirit of distrust towards the Roman authorities." Bishop Rifan said that regularising the community's canonical status with Rome had not presented a crisis of conscience for him. On the contrary: “The irregular situation in which we found ourselves was, in itself, something quite burdensome to our consciences.” He described the community's canonical recognition as “truly providential,” warning that “the risk of remaining in an irregular situation is that of growing …Mususu
What do the three secrets of Fátima actually say? In this video, we examine the official version published by the Vatican in the year 2000, as well as unofficial theories—such as the so-called "fourth secret."
¿Qué dicen realmente los tres secretos de Fátima? En este vídeo repasamos la versión oficial publicada por el Vaticano en el año 2000 y también las teorías no oficiales, como el llamado "cuarto secreto".
Gänswein avoids answering question about the traditional Latin Mass. During an October 17 interview on Twitch.tv, Archbishop Georg Gänswein was asked whether the more liberal German Church could learn from growing interest in Catholicism among young people in France and the US. The interviewer specifically mentioned the “Mass according to old rites” as a possible reason for success there. Gänswein did not directly address the old Mass. Instead, he said young people are “searching for answers” and finding “nourishment” in the Gospel and the Church’s message. He stressed that faith is not merely “something I have intellectually in my head.” What matters, he said, is a relationship with “the person who is essential to Christianity, namely Jesus Christ.”
Frage an Gänswein: Bewegt die jüngere Generation so etwas wie die Messe in alten Riten? Wäre das – nach dem Vorbild von Frankreich und den USA – ein Erfolgsmodell für Deutschland?
Catholic Priest Dies After Giant Crucifix Falls During Livestream in Ecuador Trending News Channel From Newsweek: A Catholic priest died after a large crucifix fell on top of him while he was leading a mass in Ecuador that was being livestreamed at the time. Footage shared widely on social media shows Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari addressing his congregation in Guayaquil on Saturday before the crucifix came tumbling down on top of him and striking him in the head. The Archdiocese of Guayaquil on Sunday confirmed that Father Sánchez Molinari had died in a post on social media which said: “We announce that our beloved Fr. Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari, CSsR., who served as parish priest of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in the Central Vicariate, has departed for the Father’s House to rejoice in His presence and glory.”
@IrapuatoWas soll man dazu sagen ... ? Hat der Priester gesündigt ? Oder ist es eine Mahnung an uns ? : ... wenn ihr nicht umkehrt und Buße tut, werdet ihr genau so umkommen ... !
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Another mass grave in Nigeria. The footage shows Protestant preacher Ezekiel Dachomo sitting beside the bodies of murdered Protestants in Plateau State, preparing to bury them. According to local reporting, journalist Masara Kim shared the footage on October 17. Dachomo says he has conducted more than 70 mass burials of Christians killed in Nigeria.
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo cries as he has to bury another 7 Nigerian Christians murdered by Islamist Fulani militias. International mainstream media wasn’t there for the funeral. Again…
Lord Jesus Christ, protect with your most precious blood those who suffer harm Pray the Holy Rosary; pray to Mary, Consoler of the Afflicted. Conversion, conversion, conversion.
One doesn't need to look into the heart of that priest and his own situation to realize that it's a clear sign for our times and to the wolves hiding behind priestly robes in the Catholic Church. You know then how to discern the face of the sky: and can you not know the signs of the times?
He was giving a good sermon. Too bad. Whatever the reason Our Lord permitted that to happen or caused it to happen, no one should try to condemn him. There is always more to a story. And only GOD knows a person's heart. Only GOD!
A difficult day can come without warning. The question is not whether we will face difficulties, but whether we will be prepared to stand firm when they come. God does not leave us defenseless. His Word and the armor of God equip us to resist, stand firm, and move forward. Prepare yourself today to stand firm in the day of adversity.
Something "doesn’t add up" with Leo XIV’s planned surgery for a 3 mm pulmonary nodule. Today, Leo XIV, 71, personally announced that he will undergo surgery for a small pulmonary nodule detected during recent medical examinations. The Vatican press office – notorious for downplaying the health problems of popes – confirmed that the procedure has been scheduled and that hospitalization is expected to last approximately seven days. According to Corriere.it, hospitalization is expected to begin next Wednesday. Infobae.com reports that sources at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital indicated that the lesion measures three millimeters. Dr. Ana María Putruele, a pulmonologist, former head of the Pulmonology Division at the José de San Martín Clinical Hospital (UBA), and adjunct consulting professor of pulmonology at UBA, expressed surprise at the reported size: “Three millimeters is actually very small to be able to remove surgically.” Given the lesion’s reported size, the specialist suggested that the …Mususu
John 12:46 I have come into the world as light so that everyone who believes in me may not have to remain in darkness. 1 John 3:8-9 He that committeth sin is of the devil: for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose, the Son of God appeared, that he might destroy the works of the devil. Whosoever is born of God, committeth not sin: for his seed abideth in him, and he can not sin, because he is born of God. 1 John 3:6 Whoever remains in him does not sin, and whoever sins has not seen him nor known him. 1 John 2:4 He who saith that he knoweth him, and keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. Matthew 13:41 The Son of Man will send forth his angels, and they will gather out of his kingdom all who cause sin and all whose deeds are evil. Hebrews 10:26-31 New Catholic Bible 26 Apostasy Remains Unforgiven.[a] If we deliberately persist in sin after having received the knowledge of the truth, then there no longer remains any sacrifice for sins. 27 …Mususu
Cardinal Bustillo Meets with Freemasons On August 7, around 100 Freemasons from different obediences gathered at the Col de Vergio in Corsica, France, nearly 1,500 metres above sea level, for a summer lunch. Among those attending was Cardinal François Bustillo, Bishop of Ajaccio. According to LeCanardEnchaine.fr (August 18), the Cardinal spoke at length about “peace”. The Cardinal is one of the rising stars of the French episcopate. Seated beside him was Jean-Félix Acquaviva, the former autonomist MP currently under investigation for alleged passive corruption (offering positions to young women in exchange for sexual favours). Acquaviva has denied the allegations. #newsAoonddakbb
SAINT PETER OF ALCANTARA - October 19 Priest (1499-1562) In his youth, St. Peter left his home in Alcantara, Spain, and entered a monastery of Discalced Franciscans. He was quickly promoted, but his thirst for penance was unappeased. In 1539, at 40 years old, he founded the first monastery of the Strict Observance. The friars' cells were simple and rustic. St. Peter's cell was only four and a half feet long. He often fasted and sometimes ate just once in three days. In the winter, he opened his cell's windows to feel some sensation of warmth. All of his penances were for the salvation of souls. Among those St. Peter trained to perfection was St. Teresa of Avila, a doctor of the Church. He read her soul, approved her spirit of prayer and encouraged her reforms. He passed away on October 18, 1562. He intercedes by giving our prayers to God with perfect faith. He is the patron saint of Brazil, Eucharistic adoration and night watchmen. Lives of the Saints, by Alban Butler, Benziger Bros. ed …Mususu
Saint Peter of Alcantara - October 19 breski1 Franciscan Priest, Reformer (1499-1562 Saint Peter was born in 1499 near the Portuguese border of Spain. While still a youth of sixteen, he left his home at Alcantara and entered a convent of Discalced Franciscans near Valencia. He rose quickly to high posts in the Order, as a guardian, a definitor, and then Superior of the Province of Saint Gabriel. But his thirst for penance was still unappeased, and in 1539, being then forty years old, he founded the Congregation of Saint Joseph of the Strict Observance, to conserve the letter of the Rule of Saint Francis. He suffered great tribulations to conserve that Rule in its integrity. Eventually Saint Peter himself, the year before his death, raised it to the status of a province under obedience to the Minister General of the entire Seraphic Order. The Reform he instituted has since been extended even to the farthest Orient and the Indies; it is believed God ordained that it repair the ravages to …Mususu
The Quiet Revolution Undermining Catholic Tradition | A Bishop Speaks remnantnewspaper | By: Bishop Rob Mutsaerts The Church's most dangerous revolution is the one that never admits it is happening. Bishop Rob Mutsaerts exposes how pastoral ambiguity, progressive reforms, and local experiments erode Catholic teaching while claiming to leave doctrine untouched. The Deceptive Tactics of the Quiet Revolution Over the course of two thousand years, the Catholic Church has endured just about everything that can happen to an institution: bad popes, corrupt bishops, heresies, schisms, revolutions, persecutions, decadent monasteries, dissolute clergy, and theologians so determined to be original that, in the end, they were the only ones who still understood what they meant. And yet the Church is still here. Not because Catholics have always been sensible. That would be a rather daring historical hypothesis. The Church survived because, time and again, one remarkable phenomenon occurred: once the …Mususu
The Vatican is controlled by heretics. Heretic Pope Leo XIV approved 'A Path To Hope'. It goes against Catholic dogma. It walks lock-step with Noahide laws that the globalists want to push on non-Jews. TL;DR: Pope Leo/Prevost, like Pope Francis/Bergoglio, wants to empty Catholic churches to appease the globalists.
Pray the Holy Rosary; pray to Mary, Consoler of the Afflicted. Conversion, conversion, conversion.