The Vatican’s Dicastery for Divine Worship has acknowledged receipt of a “hierarchical recourse” filed against the apparent refusal of Bishop Michael Martin of Charlotte, North Carolina, to respond to requests concerning liturgical matters. The Vatican letter, dated February 16 and signed by Fr. Pierre Paul, confirms that the case has been assigned protocol number 369/25 and will be examined according to the applicable procedures. However, in the Vatican, such procedural formalities often lead nowhere; even the acceptance of an appeal does not guarantee any intervention or substantive action. Bishop Martin has aggressively curtailed Catholic liturgical practices in the Diocese of Charlotte. #newsAhximseszf
Bishop Bernard Fellay has warned members of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX) that they could face excommunication after the episcopal consecrations planned for July 1. He made these remarks during a sermon at a confirmation on April 19 in St. Marys, Kansas, USA, as reported by AdVaticanum.com. Monsignor Fellay called it “enormously probable” that the FSSPX would be declared excommunicated and schismatic. He repeated: “There is a very high probability.” And: “They are so to say forcing themselves to do it. But whatever, God can do miracles. It’s not the end.” Picture: FSSPX, #newsZshndnlefa
Was für eine Vorderhand von Präsident Trump was ein geiler Typ! Im Anzug und Krawatte & ohne Schuhe schwingt Präsident Trump den Schläger & wechselt ein paar Bälle mit Serena Williams! Stellungsspiel, Haltung & Schlag Kann man nicht meckern Topfit unser Donald truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/1164784665411834… Danijel_Sheran17
First Large-Scale Art Installation at Freiburg Cathedral: The Cathedral of Freiburg, Germany, is currently hosting a large-scale contemporary art installation. Beginning in the choir in front of the Marian High Altar, a female artist is creating a thread-based installation that extends through the church interior and will continue to grow over the four weeks leading up to Pentecost. The project budget is approximately €43,000.
Im Freiburger Münster entsteht erstmals eine großformatige zeitgenössische Kunstinstallation aus Fadengewebe von Elke Maier, die sich bis Pfingsten vom Chorraum durch den gesamten Kirchenraum ausbreitet; das Projektbudget beträgt rund 43.000 Euro.
[Venerable Mary of Agreda – XVII Century AD; Agreda, Spain; Mystic; Writer; ‘Blue Nun’] “Chapter IV ~ THE SUSPICIONS OF ST. JOSEPH INCREASE, AND HE RESOLVES TO LEAVE HIS SPOUSE—THE ANGEL OF THE LORD DECLARES TO TIIM THE MYSTERY OF THE INCARNATION. The passion of jealousy produces sharp wounds in him who is attacked by it, and no one ever felt its effects so sensibly as St. Joseph, though, in fact, there was no foundation for it, if he had but known the truth. He was endowed with a singular intelligence to penetrate the sanctity and the lovely character of his spouse. But this, in augmenting his esteem for her whom he was about to lose, augmented his sorrow to find himself necessitated to abandon her. St. Joseph was not subject to the disorders of common jealousy, in which the passions of concupiscence are engaged, which neither reason nor prudence can vanquish. The jealousy of the saint arose only from the depth of his love and a conditional suspicion, viz.: whether his chaste spouse …ច្រើន
"St. Joseph awoke, informed of the mystery which had been revealed to him, and instructed that his spouse was the Mother of God. He found himself divided between the joy of his happiness, and his unhoped for dignity, and sorrow for what he had been about to do. He prostrated himself instantly on the ground, and made, with humble fear and inconceivable contentment, heroic acts of humility and gratitude. He gave thanks to God for the mystery which had been disclosed to him, and for having made him the spouse of her whom He had chosen to be His mother—him, who did not deserve to be her servant. The doubts and uncertainty which St. Joseph had suffered, laid in him the foundations of the most profound humility, necessary for him to whom was confided the dispensation of the most holy counsels of the Lord. The remembrance of what had passed served as a lesson for his future life."
"St. Joseph saw not the angel through any image or form—he heard only the internal voice, and understood the mystery. He heard what St. Gabriel said, “ that he should not fear to remain with Mary his wife, because her condition was the work of the Holy Ghost. That she should bring forth a son, whom he should call Jesus; that He should deliver His people from their sins; and that in this mystery would be accomplished the prophecy of Isaiah —‘A Virgin shall conceive and bring forth a son, who shall be called Emmanuel, which means, God with us.’” We perceive from the words of the celestial ambassador, that the saint had separated from the pure Mary in intention, since he was commanded to receive her without fear."
We often fail to notice how time slowly strips away our parents' "superhero" strength. It doesn’t happen all at once. It’s a series of small moments. One day, you notice your dad is out of breath carrying a bag of groceries he used to lift without a second thought. You see your mom searching longer for her glasses, or needing to sit down more often in the middle of a conversation. Their memories become fragile, their stories start to repeat, and their once-steady steps lose their confidence. But here is what I’ve realized: their strength hasn't disappeared. It has just become invisible. Now, their strength is in the way they endure pain in silence just so we won’t worry. It’s the titanic effort they make to smile when their entire body aches. It’s the quiet art of saying, "I’m fine, honey," just to avoid feeling like a burden to us. Today, we have become their eyes and their hands. The roles have officially reversed. They were the ones who taught us how to walk, holding our tiny …ច្រើន
When Prevost challenged Catholic morality to promote the "informal," sacrilegious blessing for sodomite concubines—describing the agenda of his synodal sect—he stated: "Equal freedom for men and women, freedom of religion—all of that would take priority over that particular issue."
WHY CATHOLIC PRAY? DEVOTIONS REPARATIONS ADORATION'S OFFERING OF SUFFERINGS, JOY, Your day, YES,(Fiat) TO TRIUNE God. in his DIVINE WILL Prayer in Union Jesus Christ in his Sacrifice of the Holy Mass In union also with our Mother Mary Most Holy , Holy Mass is the Ultimate Offering Pleasing to God the Father for Redemption of his Children. 2000 Years Founded By Our Lord Jesus Christ himself that will last until the End of Time.... People Think, Catholic Talk to the Dead, that's Necromancy. youtube.com/shorts/7yWpPjSOtrQ?cbrd=1&ucbcb=1
how come these exorcist never delivered pedo Priest like legion Christ founder who needed deliverance ages ago . Theodor McCarrick and his gang .Father Amorth on the record supporting Medjugorje Fr Mitch Pacwa who advise EWTN to drop on theological irregularities . ..etc Something fishy with these guys just my opinion
As kids count down the days until summer, parents are beginning to look for fresh ways to make memories over the summer break. If you’re one of those who’s trying to plan ahead, look no further! Here’s a list of fun, wholesome activities for families with kids of all ages. Audio Dramas to Inspire Imagination If you’ve never listened to an audio drama before, your family is in for a treat! The experience of listening to a high-quality audio drama is like watching a movie, complete with great actors and soundtrack. However, the experience is more interactive because instead of watching images on a screen, you are visualizing the action in your imagination as you listen to a breathtaking story. I listened to a lot of audio dramas as a kid, and the good news is that there are new ones created every year! Here are just a few recommendations to try out: 1. The Chronicles of Narnia (Focus on the Family Radio Theatre) Hands-down, this is my favorite audio drama series. Focus on the Family…
St. Augustine ~~~ Many cry to God, but not with the voice of the soul, but with the voice of the body; only the cry of the heart, of the soul, reaches God...
Generations of devout Quebec Catholics are rolling in their graves right now A giant screen projecting the Montreal Canadiens playoff game right over the altar... in a still-consecrated cathedral
This bearded transgender man is a lecturer at Oxford University. The University of Oxford is consistently ranked the #1 university in the world. This is who is ‘educating’ the next generation of leaders.
St. Anselm ~~~ The God Who made all things gave Himself form through Mary, and thus He made His own creation. He Who created all things from nothing...
The Anglican heretic—pro-gay and pro-abortion—Sarah Mullally desecrates the tomb of Saint Peter in collaboration with the apostate Flavio Pace
On April 25, Sarah Mullally, who holds the title of Anglican Archbishop of Westminster, blessed at the tomb of St Peter and Archbishop Flavio Pace, 48, Secretary of the Dicastery for Promoting Christian unity, crossed himself.
Sacred Scripture He who receives a heretic shares in his evil works Anyone who is so ‘progressive’ as not to remain in the teaching of the Christ does not have God; whoever remains in the teaching has the Father and the Son. If anyone comes to you and does not bring this doctrine, do not receive him in your house or even greet him; for whoever greets him shares in his evil works. (2 Jn: 9-11)
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith In no way to be tolerated: that the clergy or faithful pray for Christian unity under the leadership of heretics Surely nothing should be preferable to a Catholic man than that schisms and dissensions among Christians be torn out by the roots and that all Christians be ‘careful to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace’ (Eph 4:3)… But, that the faithful of Christ and the clergy should pray for Christian unity under the leadership of heretics, and, what is worse, according to an intention, polluted and infected as much as possible with heresy, can in no way be tolerated. (Denzinger-Hünermann 2887. Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Letter to the bishops of England, September 16, 1864)