Leo XIV underwent these medical tests before surgery: Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni reveiled today that Pope Leo XIV underwent three examinations before doctors recommended lung cancer surgery: a robotic bronchoscopy with biopsy, a contrast-enhanced chest CT scan, and a PET scan.
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni mentioned today that Leo XIV had undergone - a robotic bronchoscopy with biopsy, - a chest CT scan with contrast, and - a PET scan which indicated the need for the surgery.
VIDÉO EXHUMÉE : Le pape Léon a poussé les catholiques à se faire vacciner contre le COVID en 2021. « Relevez vos manches et faites-vous tous vacciner, car c’est vraiment un grand service. Comme l’a dit le pape François : “C’est un acte d’amour.” » Sign of the Cross - UNEARTHED VIDEO: Pope Leo pushed Catholics to take the COVID jab in 2... UNEARTHED VIDEO: Pope Leo pushed Catholics to take the COVID jab in 2021. "Roll up your sleeves and all of you get vaccinated, because it is truly a great service. As Pope Francis said: 'It is an act of love.'" Sign of the Cross (@CatholicSOTC) on X
Many people from many countries, including NATO have said, Russia does no want any problem with anyone. And they have said it many times. They are playing their games. This is not unusual at all. EVERYONE in NATO loves to play games with Russia. This means nothing actually. Jut more games they will wish they didn't play on Russia. in the end.
Leo XIV has written from hospital to the Amoris Laetitia conference. He will read the final document soon and urges the bishops to share “what you have lived and received, and to continue proclaiming the Gospel with families, drawing on the richness of Amoris Laetitia.” Due to his surgery, the conference's final document will not be published until Leo XIV has worked on it. He will offer his reflections "in due course". Meanwhile, Leo XIV is recovering as expected. He underwent the blood tests and X-ray scheduled following the surgery and the results confirm a normal normal postoperative course. He underwent respiratory physical therapy and has begun walking around his room. He has resumed a regular diet. #newsFijtgykifo
Prevost wants souls to stay sick and keep the cancer of mortal sin. A good shepherd, on the other hand, promotes the unity of the family and the sacramental marriage, according to the Catholic, traditional faith.
"We got a Mary, for all the Catholics." At Steadfast Baptist Church, pastor Jonathan Shelley leads the kids into 'bible drills,' with the winner rewarded with smashing statues of Mary and various angelic figures.
Leo XIV appoints a Brazilian archbishop who had "permitted" the baptism of unrepentant adults in homosexual relationships. The promoted prelate acknowledged that, in such circumstances, baptism “does not confer sanctifying grace”. Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Wellington de Queiroz Vieira, 58, as Archbishop of Cuiabá, Brazil. He led the Diocese of Cristalândia since 2017. Born in Tocantinópolis in 1968, Vieira studied philosophy and canon law in Rome, was ordained a priest in 1996. Amazon Synod: Celibacy and Female Deacons Monsignor Vieira participated in Francis' controversial 2019 Amazon Synod (Pachamama). At a Vatican press conference on October 16, 2019, Vieira declared that there were no biblical or theological obstacles to ordaining married men to the priesthood. However, he added that he doesn’t believe celibacy is the principal cause of the shortage of priests. Asked about the possibility of female deacons, Monsignor Vieira said: “The Synod has no decision-making …More
Celibacy: The brighter the priestly chastity shines, the more the priest becomes, together with Christ, 'a pure, holy, and spotless offering' [Roman Missal, Canon]. - As the Catechism notes in paragraph 1579, priests of the Latin Church are not allowed to marry. The Catechism cites Christ's words from Matthew 19:12, 'for the sake of the kingdom of heaven,' as the reason for this celibacy.
The South American church has always been a mile wide and an inch deep (e.g., it routinely turned a blind eye to priests with girlfriends or common law wives and children). Then came Liberation Theology, which pretty much displaced Christ's actual teachings, which then infected its seminarians, who became priests then bishops then archbishops . . . then popes.
In recent years, Poland has emerged as one of the most rapidly militarizing EU nations, with its military spending reaching around 4.7% of its GDP. The country has also been one of Kiev’s staunchest backers in its conflict with Moscow, providing Ukraine with weapons, including artillery systems, tanks, armored vehicles, warplanes, and ammunition. Some estimates place Poland in first place among all other Western countries in terms of the volume of assistance provided relative to its own GDP. Poland has also served as a key logistical hub for Ukraine-bound arms shipments from other countries. There is no Jan lll Sobieski anymore in Poland. There won't be anyone saying the Rosary, carrying banners of The Blessed Mother, praying before the battle. It's said, all evil will be destroyed. And Poland is one of the worst I have heard or seen so far. But they will get theirs in the end. Poland will not be totally destroyed. But it will be pretty bad by the end of it all. They will get what they …More
Introduction of monogamy in Africa was an “injustice.” German bishops’ website highlights defense of polygamy. Katholisch.de, the German bishops’ news portal, yesterday promoted the favorable views on polygamy of Father Égide Muziazia from Münster. Originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Muziazia has lived in Germany since 2006 and was ordained in 2011. “Polygamy in Africa is neither merely a moral failing nor a sign of moral backwardness. Rather, it is a social institution embedded in a comprehensive network of kinship, alliance-building, and the transmission of life,” he said. The encounter with Christian missionaries led to a “head-on cultural clash,” according to Muziazia. “Monogamy was demanded as a prerequisite for baptism. The monogamous marriage thus became the hallmark of the exemplary Christian—with the result that the ‘surplus’ wives were often cast aside - an injustice committed in the name of the Gospel.” The priest praises the Vatican Synod Secretariat’s …More
“I got a message from his right-hand that he was out of surgery, awake, feeling good, and was in no pain.” Pope Leo XIV’s older brother, Louis Prevost, reacts to the pontiff’s reported lung cancer diagnosis and shares an update following surgery with NewsMax. “It was quite a shock,” Louis said, revealing he is undergoing cancer treatment himself in Tampa. He said the Pope reassured him that doctors caught it early and the surgery should be relatively easy. “It sounds like it’s mostly good news.”
Pope Leo XIV’s older brother, Louis Prevost, discussed the pontiff’s reported lung cancer and shares an update on his condition following surgery. He said he spoke to the Pope before he went into the surgery but hasn’t spoken to him directly following the news of his diagnosis: “It was quite a shock especially from my younger brother, my youngest brother because I’m undergoing cancer treatment myself..to hear that he had that nodule on his lung it was kind of nerve-wracking, shaky…but speaking to him, you know that’s when he told me..well I said, was it life-threatening, 'no', does it seem serious, 'no, they think it's early enough it's small it should be relatively easy surgery'…so we were all in high-hopes and high spirits hoping for the best.
4K views · 115 reactions | Pope Leo REJECTS Catholic Teaching with Death Penalty Stance Pope Leo XIV has condemned capital punishment, but Frank Wright argues that this conflicts with centuries of Catholic teaching and the positions of earlier popes and theologians, including St. Thomas Aquinas. The Church's historical acceptance of capital punishment under certain circumstances reflects a coherent understanding of justice, authority, and the common good. Presenting contemporary political preferences as Catholic doctrine risks undermining the Church's credibility among believers and nonbelievers alike. Wright expands his criticism: the Vatican's increasingly progressive political rhetoric reflects liberal internationalism rather than traditional Catholic social teaching. He connects this ideological shift to mass migration, permanent warfare, secular humanism, and what he calls a dangerous tendency toward "DIY religion"—where established teachings are reshaped to accommodate modern …More
Death penalty has always bothered me. It's hard for me to accept. I will leave just a few verses. A new commandment I give unto you: That you love one another, as I have loved you, that you also love one another. When therefore they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said to them: He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her. I thought every life was precious. And I believe that. We can't say, we are pro life, EXCEPT this or that person. Either we are totally for it, or we are against it. I can't put the two together. Pro life and Pro death. How in the world does this make sense to anyone?
In his interview with the Pillar, Fr. James Martin claims that an example of gay Catholics being “treated like dirt” is being asked to refrain from reception of the Holy Eucharist if they are sexually active. In reality, this teaching has its roots directly in St. Paul (1 Cor 11)
homosexual relationships. The promoted prelate acknowledged that, in such circumstances, baptism “does not confer sanctifying grace”.Giant leap