In addition to his blasphemy, Petro made a public declaration of his apostasy. Petro claimed that the false Jesus in whom he believes was not Christ. “And I don't call Jesus ‘Christ,’ because the word ‘Christ’ is a Greek name, and that's where they started distorting Jesus's messages. When they turned Christ into ‘Power and King,’ which he never was. He was a man of Light, Truth, and a Revolutionary, that's why they killed him. I do believe that Jesus have sex, yes... perhaps with Mary Magdalene, because a man like that couldn't exist without love. And the woman supported him until the very last moment, and he didn't die like Bolívar; he died surrounded by the women who loved him... and there were many.”
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The University of Notre Dame, operated by the Congregation of Holy Cross, has confirmed the appointment of Susan Ostermann as director of its Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, effective July 1, 2026. Ostermann, an associate professor in the Keough School of Global Affairs, has publicly advocated for abortion in multiple opinion columns, describing laws restricting abortion as “violence,” “sexual abuse,” and “trauma”. She even linked opposition to abortion with "white supremacy". Her writings have appeared in outlets including Salon, The Indianapolis Star, and the Chicago Tribune. The appointment drew sharp criticism from Fr Wilson Miscamble, a Holy Cross priest and professor emeritus at Notre Dame, who argued that the decision undermines the university’s Catholic identity and called on the Board of Fellows to rescind it. Other faculty members also raised concerns about the tone and substance of Ostermann’s abortion advocacy. In a written statement, the University of Notre …More
AI-generated image by Grok – Bill Gates, Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew. It’s an Epstein deluge. And so, we’ve come to the point today where the DOJ has released no less than 3,5 million new documents from the Jeffrey Epstein Files, pursuant to the House Resolution 4405, the Epstein Files Transparency Act. That’ll keep reporters all over the world busy for weeks or months to come, but the revelations are already coming in, hard and fast. To begin with, a sleazy moment in 2010 where the disgraced financier sets up former Prince Andrew with a 26-year-old Russian woman, in the same year that the fallen royal told the Kingdom that he severed ties with Epstein. Andrew and Epstein’s connection survived the sex offender’s incarceration. The Telegram reported: “In emails to a contact listed as the ‘The Duke’, the convicted sex abuser wrote: “I have a friend who i think you might enjoy having dinner with„ her name is irina she will be london 20-24 [sic].” In response, the former Duke …
INTERVIEW: Trump is crazy Starmer is beyond belief George Galloway The Doomsday Clock is 85 seconds to midnight. Professor Jeffrey Sachs on the countdown to oblivion. Trump will attack Iran unless the rest of the world says no. Israel has always wanted this big one. Billionaires rule the White House youtube.com/watch?v=evCh28gVap8
AI search analysis found amazing content - please analyze this document with the traditions of the catholic church ST. JOHN (“DON”) BOSCO’S VISION OF THE TWO COLUMNS Interpretation of St. John Bosco’s Vision of the Two Columns in Catholic Tradition St. John Bosco’s Vision of the Two Columns, recounted in 1862, is a powerful prophetic dream deeply embedded in Catholic spiritual tradition. It symbolizes the Church’s endurance through spiritual warfare, anchored by two essential pillars: the Eucharist and devotion to Mary. Symbolism of the Two Columns The Eucharist – “Salus Credentium” (Salvation of Believers) The taller, sturdier column crowned with a Host represents the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, the "source and summit of the Christian life" (Lumen Gentium, 11). meaning of Salus Credentium in Catholicism The Church in Peril and the Role of the Pope The Barque of Peter (the Church) is under relentless attack from a fleet symbolizing heresy, secularism, moral …More
Late last week Professor Frances Widdowson was arrested at the University of British Columbia. What crime did she commit? None. She simply wanted to engage in dialogue about the fact that no graves have been found at the Kamloops residential school. No real evidence has been discovered to back the claim of 215 mass graves. But the mob would not listen nor give her space to be there. She was shouted down and censored. Finally, the police were called, and she was arrested. It was independent media Juno News that caught the story on video. We post it below. The President of the UBC Benoit-Antoine Bacon says this in his message on the university website: UBC’s Strategic Directions 2025–2030 also provides an opportunity to reaffirm our dedication to Truth and Reconciliation, and to embedding Indigenous perspectives, knowledge and self-determination into university life. We are committed to ensuring reconciliation remains a foundational part of UBC’s academic and research mission. So, …
"Reflections from Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and Buddhist leaders, interwoven with music from the parish’s Filipino and African choirs, highlighted the universality of the Geneva international community and of the Church."
Cardinal Blaise Cupich has again criticized the Traditional Mass, while in his own Archdiocese of Chicago he allows serious liturgical abuses and offenses against the Blessed Sacrament. In this video, Fr. Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina parish is shown during a Mass marked by repeated abuses. During the Sign of Peace, a layperson’s exuberant greeting causes a container holding many consecrated Hosts to be knocked over, and the incident is handled casually, as if they were ordinary crackers. The bishops who persecute the Traditional Mass in the name of “obedience” to the Pope often tolerate grave liturgical abuses in their dioceses without correction. It gives pause for thought.
That Pfleger character is a megalomaniac! The late Francis Cardinal George tried to remove him due to abuse, but this wayward priest's mostly black followers threatened to riot, so the Cardinal caved. Pfleger is untouchable - the "Chicago way"!
From 1991, his personal attitude- The ideology of Marxism and Leninism increasingly were realized as nothing more than beautifully told but harmful fairy tale, caused enormous damage to his country.
Introduction In a lengthy and widely discussed interview on Church and State, Bishop Pierre Roy, superior of the Mission Notre-Dame de Joie in Eastern Canada, articulated a position that has unsettled traditional Catholic circles not because it is rash, but because it names—without euphemism—the question many have learned not to ask. If the Holy See has been vacant for generations, is waiting itself now functioning as an ecclesiology? And if so, can such a posture still claim fidelity to a Church that is visible, indefectible, and divinely constituted? Bishop Roy does not present himself as a conclavist, nor as a self-appointed restorer of order. He insists repeatedly on restraint, universality, and submission once the Church speaks. Yet he refuses to sanctify inertia. His intervention exposes a fault line running through traditional Catholicism: the uneasy coexistence of emergency measures and permanent delay. The Core Thesis Bishop Roy’s argument rests on several interlinked claims. …More
The Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Bari stands as one of Christianity’s most important places of Catholic–Orthodox encounter. Since the relics of Saint Nicholas were brought from Myra in 1087, the basilica has welcomed pilgrims from every nation—becoming a living bridge between East and West. In this report, Fr. Emmanuel Albano, Coordinator of the Saint Nicholas Ecumenical Institute, explains why Saint Nicholas is often called the saint of interreligious dialogue. Within the same sacred space, Catholic Mass and the Orthodox Divine Liturgy are celebrated—sometimes at the very same altar—offering a powerful sign of unity rooted in prayer rather than uniformity.In this report, Fr. Emmanuel Albano, Coordinator of the Saint Nicholas Ecumenical Institute, explains why Saint Nicholas is often called the saint of interreligious dialogue. Within the same sacred space, Catholic Mass and the Orthodox Divine Liturgy are celebrated—sometimes at the very same altar—offering a powerful sign of unity …More
Two New Miracles Attributed to St. Charbel Are Reported in Early 2026 St. Charbel Makhlouf, the Lebanese Maronite monk renowned for the extraordinary number of miracles associated with his intercession, has been credited with two more healings in the first few weeks of 2026. currentsnews