Wed Jan 21, 2026 - 5:20 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) — Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari couched a chilling prediction within a warning at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland: Artificial Intelligence (AI) will soon control not only most of the world’s legal, education, and healthcare systems, “AI will take over religion.” “This is particularly true of religions based on books, like Islam, Christianity, and Judaism,” the homosexual atheist claimed. “Anything made of words will be taken over by AI,” said Harari, so, “What happens to a religion of the book when the greatest expert on the holy book is an AI?” Harari said there are three important things to know about AI: First, it is not a “tool” but an “agent.” It can learn and change by itself and make decisions by itself. Second, AI “can be a very creative agent.” Third, and most alarmingly, he warned, “AI can lie and manipulate.” “Four billion years of evolution have demonstrated that anything that wants …
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Ad Orientem: Why the Mass Is a Sacrifice, Not a Performance This video is part of TAN Books’ Year of the Latin Mass, a year-long initiative to restore reverence, clarity, and continuity in Catholic worship. Question: Why does the direction of the priest matter at Mass? In this reflection, Conor Gallagher explores ad orientem, the ancient practice of priest and people facing east together, and why this single outward gesture reveals the true nature of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The Mass is not first a communal meal or a performance for the congregation. It is the offering of the Lamb of God to the Father for the remission of sins. When worship turns inward, something subtle but devastating shifts in the soul of the liturgy and in the soul of man. Ad orientem restores the original axis of worship. It reorients the heart away from what is convenient, comfortable, or entertaining, and back toward what is worthy, beautiful, and true. Facing east teaches us to ask the right question, …More
Everything needed to understand and appreciate the Traditional Latin Mass. Fr. George Moorman. Extremely informative, yet very easy to read! Explains, prayer by prayer, what happens at the Latin Mass and why. Answers all your questions about the Mass: why Latin is used, silence, bells, specific colors, etc., and how we participate. Ties in beautifully with Pope Benedict XVI'smotu proprio opening the door to the universal celebration of the Latin Mass.
Saint Valerius of Zaragoza - January 29 Saint Valerius of Saragossa (Spanish: San Valero) (d. 315 AD) is the patron saint of Saragossa. He was bishop of this city from 290 until his death. He assisted at the Council of Elvira.[1] His feast day is January 29. Valerian was bishop of Caesaraugustana (Saragossa) from 290 until 315. There are few records of Valerius but tradition holds that he had a speech impediment, and that the deacon, Vincent of Saragossa, acted as his spokesman.[2] Both Valerius and Vincent suffered imprisonment under Diocletian. Vincent was martyred at Valencia. Valerius was exiled for a time to a place called Enet, near Barbastro,[1] but is known to have been present at the Council Elvira, (ca.306).[3] His relics were discovered around 1050. An idealised portrait of this Bishop is found in the magnificent Pantaleão, Zaragoza. A chapel dedicated to him can be found at La Seo Cathedral. It includes a baroque entryway of gilded wood from the seventeenth …More
Some of the raddest Trads fail to reject the errors found in the Novus Ordo and the textual problems of Vatican II, proposing instead to rewrite the very constitution of the Church. A new offering from Vinicius.
Bondi & Banks | DRM News Explosive House Oversight Committee hearing on January 21, 2026: Rep. Rashida Tlaib demands full accountability in Epstein probe, calls for contempt against Bondi & Maxwell, and urges subpoenaing JP Morgan over suspicious funds. Survivors' pleas to "follow the money" take center stage amid contempt votes. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.
The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) has published a communiqué following the private audience granted by Pope Leo XIV to Fr. John Berg at the Vatican on Monday. Fr. Berg was accompanied by Fr. Josef Bisig, one of the founders of the Fraternity, former Superior General, and current Rector of Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, USA. The communiqué. Following a request presented by the Superior General of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, Pope Leo XIV received Father John Berg in private audience at the Vatican on Monday, January 19, 2026. He was accompanied by Father Josef Bisig, one of the founders of the Fraternity, former Superior General, and current Rector of Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, USA. The cordial half-hour meeting was an opportunity to present to the Holy Father in greater detail the foundation and history of the Fraternity, as well as the various forms of apostolate that it has been offering to the faithful for almost 38 years. The proper law …More
Thank you, La Verdad Prevalece. It's good to find Catholic friends who are truly aware of this terrible affliction that is plaguing our Holy Catholic Church. Monsignor Viganò / Sinodalità e vigile attesa. …
Former DEA agent sentenced to prison A former DEA agent, charged in 2019 and convicted in 2024 of aiding drug dealers has been sentenced to five years in prison. WGRZ-TV BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — In two decades of kicking in doors for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, Joseph Bongiovanni often took on the risks of being the “lead breacher," meaning he was the first person into the room. On Wednesday, he felt a familiar uncertainty awaiting sentencing for using his DEA badge to protect childhood friends who became prolific drug traffickers in Buffalo, New York. “I never knew what was on the other side of that door — that fear is what I feel today,” Bongiovanni, 61, told a federal judge, pounding the defense table as his face reddened with emotion. “I've always been innocent. I loved that job.” U.S. District Court Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo sentenced the disgraced lawman to five years in federal prison on a string of corruption counts. The punishment was significantly less than the …More
On 20 January, Cardinal Joseph Zen wrote about the consistory on his blog. His main points. - Because of time constraints, we were asked to discuss and vote to choose only two out of the four topics; the result was that Synodality and Evangelisation were selected. In my view, this wasted an entire afternoon. - What was originally a two-day meeting has now become one day. - The form of the meeting was like a copy of the recent ‘Synod’: everyone sat around round tables chatting; the time for plenary discussion was very little, leaving only two sessions of forty-five minutes. - Before the meeting began, the ‘Synod’ preacher addressed the Cardinals; the Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith also distributed documents; the Secretary General of the ‘Synod’ also spoke; and even though liturgy was no longer discussed, the Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship also distributed a document. - It seems that someone treated this consistory as a continuation of the Synod on …More
Justice Department must stop its review of Washington Post reporter's phone, computers The Washington Post has asked a federal court for an order requiring federal authorities to return electronic devices that they seized from a Post reporter's home. Read more: https://www.kgw.com/article/syndicati... A federal judge has ordered the Justice Department not to review electronic devices the FBI seized from a Washington Post reporter’s home last week. Agents took two phones, two laptops, a Garmin watch, a hard drive, and a recording device from Hannah Natanson’s home, the Washington Post said, in what was part of an investigation into Aurelio Luis Perez-Lugones, a government contractor who was charged earlier this month with illegally retaining classified documents. On Wednesday, Magistrate Judge William Porter of the Eastern District of Virginia prohibited prosecutors from looking at any of the items taken during the pre-dawn raid. “The government must preserve but must not review any …More
As is tradition on the Feast of St. Agnes, this morning Pope Leo XIV blessed two lambs in the Chapel of Urban VIII in the Apostolic Palace. The wool from these lambs will be used to weave the pallia given to archbishops.
Questa mattina il Santo Padre LeoneXIV ha benedetto gli agnelli nella memoria di Sant’Agnese. da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
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Charlie McKinney Introduces A New Catholic Audiobook Service Called Saintifi Charlie McKinney, the Publisher of Sophia Institute Press and President of Sophia Institute for Teachers, CatholicExchange.com, and CrisisMagazine.com, joins Schola Eburuoh in the living room. He talks about how Sophia Institute recently introduced Saintifi, how it changes the way Catholics can access books and spiritual formation, what inspired its creation, what he hopes it will offer Catholics that they can’t find elsewhere, what the app offers in terms of ebooks and audiobooks only published by Sophia Institute, why Saintifi offers more value than traditional audiobook platforms like Audible for Catholics seeking faith-filled resources, how often new content will be added, discerning which books or projects are most important for the Church today, some final encouragement, and the different subscription options for Saintifi. To learn more, click here: Saintifi™ - Unlimited Catholic Audiobooks and …t Donate …More
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni has denied to journalist Matteo Matzuzzi as “completely false” the fake news claiming that Pope Leo XIV refused to grant French President Emmanuel Macron an audience. The rumours began circulating widely on January 20. The implausible story claimed that Pope Leo XIV had refused to receive Macron because of the new stained-glass windows in Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. In reality, there has been no refusal, no cancelled audience, and no diplomatic incident between Leo XIV and the French president. The unfounded report alleged: - Pope Leo XIV was irritated with Emmanuel Macron and had cancelled a planned meeting - The Pope considered the replacement of the stained-glass windows at Notre-Dame Cathedral a “travesty” - French euthanasia legislation had provoked Vatican anger - The climate between France and the Holy See was “toxic” The fake news attributed these statements to Vatican archivist and librarian Monsignor Giovanni Cesare Pagazzi. Monsignor Pagazzi …More
Gerónimo María published on X.com: "We've had an SSPX bishop, Bishop Fellay, able to celebrate a Pontifical TLM in a church of the Diocese of Orlando, on the occasion of the confirmation of members of St. Thomas More, an SSPX church in Sanford. This already happened about two years ago, with Bishop Tissier doing the same thing in the same church."
The Engineered Revolution: How the American Establishment Installed Globalist Software in the Catholic Church "Something feels off. The Church we grew up in, or at least the one we read about in history books, feels and looks very different from the institution we see today. It isn’t just the liturgy. We can feel a fundamental shift in the Church’s mission."