Six members of the Congrégation de Riaumont are due to appear in court on 14 April at the criminal court in Béthune. The case involves alleged violence against minors from 2007 to 2019. The hearing will initially take place before a single judge. However, prosecutors are expected to request that the case be transferred to a panel of judges, citing the complexity of the proceedings. According to lawyer Étienne Thieffry, the first hearing will likely focus primarily on procedural questions. The Congrégation de Riaumont is a religious community founded in the 1960s in northern France, centered on a boarding school for boys. Its members are oblates associated with the Benedictine Abbey of Fontgombault that follows the Roman rite. Nature of the Charges The six accused men - including three priests, one of whom is the community’s former prior, Alain Hocquemiller - are charged under French law with “violence against minors under fifteen by a person in a position of authority.” Prosecutors …More
The JEWS are NOT God's CHOSEN people Let us not forget that Judas the traitor was Jewish and betrayed Christ because he expected a Marxist "liberation" instead of a Redeemer who would free him from sin. The anti-Christian Jews who reject Christ expect a false messiah, the Antichrist, who will deceive them and promise them a false "liberation" for themselves and their nation. Let us pray for the conversion of the Jews who not only murdered the Son of God but also brought the curse of his blood upon themselves, and if they do not repent, that curse will remain.
Bishop Mark Seitz needs to seriously reevaluate his priorities as his El Paso diocese becomes the 39th U.S. diocese to declare bankruptcy. The Catholic Diocese of El Paso has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing mounting financial pressure from clergy sexual abuse litigation and ongoing operating deficits, according to a court declaration filed by Chief Financial Officer Gregory J. Watters. The filing, submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas, outlines the Diocese’s financial challenges and requests court approval to maintain operations and borrow new money. Church officials said the primary reason for the bankruptcy filing is the financial strain caused by clergy sexual abuse claims. The Diocese currently faces 18 plaintiff claims in 12 pending lawsuits in New Mexico related to allegations of sexual abuse of children by the hands of clergy that happened between 1956 and 1982. Leaders warn that legal defense costs and potential settlements …
[Blessed Henry Suso; XIII-XIV Century AD; Uberlingen, Holy Roman Empire/Ulm, Holy Roman Empire; (aged 70); Religious, Priest; Mystic; German Dominican Friar] “Chapter V ~ How the Soul Attains Hearty Repentance and Gently Pardon Under the Cross The Servant.--Now then, cheer up thou soul of mine! Collect thyself entirely from all exterior things into the calm silence of thy interior, that so thou mayest break away, and wander at large, and run wild in the rugged wilderness of an unfathomable sorrow of heart, up to the high rock of misery, now contemplated; and mayest cry aloud from the depths of thy sad and languishing heart, till it resound over hill and valley throughout the sky, and pierce even to heaven before all the heavenly host; and speak with thy lamentable voice thus: Alas, ye living rocks, ye savage beasts, ye sunny meads! who will give me the burning fire of my full heart, and the scalding water of my sorrowful tears, to wake you up, that ye may help me to bewail the unfathomable …More
The United States and Ecuador carried out joint strikes inside Ecuador as part of an ongoing operation targeting drug trafficking, US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) said in a statement on Friday. SOUTHCOM said that its commander, General Francis Donovan, at the order of US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, directed the joint force to support Ecuadorian forces conducting what it called "lethal kinetic operations against Designated Terrorist Organizations" within the Latin American country. "We are advancing alongside our partners in the fight against narcoterrorism," the statement posted on X said. What do we know about the operation in Ecuador? The strikes were conducted in the northeastern province of Sucumbios, situated close to Ecuador's border with Colombia. Helicopters, aircraft, river boats and drones were used to locate and bomb a drug traffickers' training camp in the area, Ecuador's Defense Ministry said. The camp belonged to Colombian crime group Comandos de la Frontera (…
Archbishop Juan Antonio Aznárez Cobo, 65, of the Military Ordinariate of Spain, refused permission for the funeral rites of Antonio Tejero Molina to be held at the Armed Forces Cathedral in Madrid. No Canonical Explanation Monsignor Aznárez Cobo personally informed Tejero’s family that the funeral scheduled for 25 March would not be permitted in the cathedral. In a statement issued through their lawyer, the family expressed "deep sorrow and perplexity," noting that no canonical explanation had been provided for the decision. They emphasised that Catholic funerals are not judgments on a person’s life, but rather prayers for the soul of the deceased and a source of consolation for those who mourn. The Figure of Antonio Tejero As a lieutenant colonel, Tejero led the armed seizure of the Spanish parliament during the 1981 Spanish coup attempt. He supported the Francoist system. However, the coup collapsed following a televised address by King Juan Carlos I, after which Tejero was convicted …More
In the shadowy halls of Congress, where taxpayer dollars quietly silence victims and protect the powerful, 357 lawmakers—Republicans and Democrats alike—just colluded to bury the truth forever. On March 4, 2026, the House voted 357–65 to kill Rep. Nancy Mace’s resolution that would have forced the Ethics Committee to release all records of sexual misconduct and harassment investigations involving members and staff—redacting only victims’ names—within 60 days. Instead, they shoved it into the same committee that’s been hiding these scandals, ensuring the predator protection racket stays sealed tight. BYPASS THE CENSORS Sign up to get unfiltered news delivered straight to your inbox. You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use This isn’t justice. It’s a bipartisan slap in the face to every staffer groped, harassed, or worse—while the elite keep their secrets and the settlements funded by your money stay hidden in the swamp. Anne Heche Tape Exposes …
Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, 60, of the Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of St. Peter the Apostle of San Diego, California, was arrested on Thursday at San Diego International Airport while attempting to leave the United States, reports NBCSanDiego.com. The arrest followed a months-long investigation by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Fraud Unit. Authorities say Shaleta will face eight counts of embezzlement, eight counts of money laundering, and an aggravated white-collar crime enhancement. The investigation began in August after a church representative from St. Peter Chaldean Church in El Cajon reported suspected financial misconduct. Investigators say more than $427,000 in church funds may be missing, possibly as much as $1 million. Rental payments from a church-owned property were reportedly taken in cash and never deposited, with the missing money later replaced by checks drawn from a charity account intended for the poor. Shaleta is also accused of visiting a brothel in Tijuana, Mexico, and …More
Traditionalists appear to be divided, Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen, 94, wrote today on his blog about the case of the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X (FSSPX). He suggests two things to consider: 1. A schism must be avoided with every effort, because it would cause serious and lasting damage to the Church. 2. A serious problem of conscience must also be respected: "How can someone be forced to follow teachings that evidently deny the Holy Tradition of the Church?" Cardinal Zen doubts that a dialogue between the FSSPX and the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith will bear fruit: "Tucho, who intends to undo the traditions of the Church - how could he not hate the FSSPX? He will probably be happy to see them excommunicated!" Cardinal Zen trusts Pope Leo XIV, even though it is he who keeps Tucho as his prefect at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Cardinal Zen refers to Leo XIV as "the good Father". "Pope Leo XIV is someone who listens. He understands, and he will help his …More
Nearly 40 years after the 1988 consecrations we now have a Church far more compromised in spiritual warfare with the world than ever before. The Pope should seek reconciliation. He need only to reinstate Summarum Pontificum.
I keep thinking I have to pass a mosque who had an inman invited who told them to kill the gays. Then soon after two gay bars were shot up. I HAVE TO PASS THAT MOSQUE ON MY WAY TO MASS! I was on my way for my third First Saturday's. I got a huge blow out in front of that place. When triple A came out, the person kept saying what a Miracle it was that I didn't flip. Over and over and over till he left. My Angel as I said before is awesome.
REALLY!? He needs to meet with "Latin Mass Researchers" ....? For what? (Sounds like "believe the science' during the covid church mandates of anti-pope Bergoglio) Hasn't he (Leo) read writings of Saints/Martyrs/Fathers/Apostles that go back to over 2000 years? Did he get so 'vacant' in whatever part of South America he rode on donkeys, llamas or alpacas...that he lost his Catholic brain compass and does not want to 'offend Tucho'?! What a ridiculous circus is continuing at the Vatican.... "trust the science" they told us! Support for the SSPX all the way; although no one is perfect, at least they profess Catholicism of the Ages!