“We need men like Benedict of Norcia, who, in a time of dissipation and decadence, plunged into the most extreme solitude, managing, after all the purifications he had to undergo, to rise back to the light.” Joseph Ratzinger at the Monastery of Santa Scolastica in Subiaco a few weeks before being elected with the name of Benedict XVI. 11 luglio
Isaiah 55:10-11 “The rain and snow come down and do not return there till they have watered the earth, making it fertile and fruitful.” The Word of God is the Love that gives peace and joy when we receive it. Romans 8:18-23 “The glory to be revealed to us.” The glory, the radiance of God, is revealed within us; let us welcome him. Matthew 13:1-23 “The one who hears the word and understands it, who indeed bears fruit.” The Word, which is the Love of God in our lives, allows us to bear fruit within us and for others. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
12.07.2026 POPE LEO, CARDINAL FERNANDEZ AND THE NEW BISHOPS IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF WASHINGTON ARE NOT MAGISTERIAL AND APOSTOLIC ON THE CREEDS, COUNCILS AND CATECHISMS Pope Leo is not apostolic and magisterial on the Creeds, Councils and Catechisms. He interprets them irrationally instead of rationally and so he is schismatic. There is a break with the Magisterium for example of the Middle Ages. When he interprets Church Documents rationally then he automatically affirms the Tradition of the SSPX, SBC, F.I and Ecclesia Dei communities. He then affirms the ecclesiology of the Roman Missal of the Latin Mass. The popes from Paul VI to Leo XIV have interpreted Vatican Council II irrationally (LG 16 visible) instead of rationally (LG 16 invisible) and so are not magisterial and apostolic on Vatican Council II. I interpret Vatican Council II rationally and so there is continuity with Tradition (EENS, Athanasius Creed etc). So we now have two interpretations of Vatican Council II, theirs and mine. …More
Homosexual Jesuit praises Pope Leo for continuing Francis’ LGBT support
Fr. Bryan Massingale SJ, openly homosexual and theology professor at Fordham University, said he is encouraged that Pope Leo XIV appears committed to continuing the more welcoming approach toward LGBTQ people that he associates with Pope Francis.
Sunday, 20th July 1913, Attorney William Manning Smith for Jim Conley Makes a Statement The Atlanta Georgian Sunday, July 20, 1913 "Not Necessary to Indict Negro to Close His Mouth," Declares William Smith. William M. Smith, attorney for Jim Conley, the negro now being held as a material witness in the Mary Phagan murder case and whose indictment for complicity in the crime will be considered by the Grand Jury Monday, brought to the office of The Sunday American Saturday night a statement in behalf of his client. In a letter accompanying the statement, Mr. Smith conveyed a doubt as to whether this newspaper would print what he had to say. The attorney's statement in full follows: The Grand Jury list published showed the names of some men whom I know, and know they are on the square, and, if they once understand the real situation, there will be a bear fight before Jim Conley is indicted at this time. Of course it would be great work, if the State could be forced to so indict Conley as …More
Bishop Joseph Williams of Camden, New Jersey, has suppressed the Mass in the Roman rite at St. Gianna Beretta Molla Parish in Northfield. The final Roman Mass was celebrated on June 28. The excuse used to end the Mass was the retirement of Father Anthony J. Manuppella. The priest who has taken over as an administrator knows how to say the Roman rite, but lacks permission to celebrate. Instead, he offers a Sunday noon Novus Ordo in Latin, celebrated ad orientem. According to parishioners and blog posts, Bishop Williams did not renew the permission required for the Mass to continue. Below is an English user comment from a parishioner published on Wdtprs.com: "The Bishop has rejected all pleas for mercy and charity from our retiring pastor, our dedicated altar servers, and congregation to allow our Traditional Latin Mass to continue". Picture: AI, #newsUlnkvighri
Homosexual Couple Sues Surrogate for Refusing to Abort Their Son: A Canadian homosexual male couple is suing the surrogate mother who carried "their" son after she refused their 2024 request to abort him at 22 weeks because of a cleft lip. Filed in Ontario Superior Court in May 2026, the lawsuit seeks about $600,000, alleging the surrogate withheld medical information, breached confidentiality, and caused emotional distress. She denies the allegations, saying the dispute began after she refused the abortion request and adding, "I just feel used... They didn't get the perfect child they wanted, and they threw me away."
Gay Canadian Couple Sues Surrogate Mother For Refusing To Abort Baby, Causing ‘Emotional Distress’
The mother denies allegations that she did not inform the plaintiffs about the health of the baby, who had a minor birth defect that they claimed put the child at risk while causing them emotional distress.
Riaan Van Zyl July 10, 2026 'It is not the same Catholic Faith that the world had always known,' he said in a recent declaration. Just weeks before his scheduled consecration on July 25, Fr. Michael Mary, F.SS.R., has published what amounts to his final public explanation for accepting the episcopacy from Bishop Pierre Roy, presenting the ceremony not as a personal honor but as a necessary response to what he describes as an unprecedented crisis in the Church. In a declaration released on July 8, the co-founder of the Congregation of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, who is now 73, reflected upon a lifetime spent in the Catholic faith and on the convictions that have brought him to this moment. “Our Holy Mother the Catholic Church has been and, by God’s grace, will ever be the great love of my life,” he writes, before lamenting what he sees as the devastation that followed the Second Vatican Council. “The devastation, the destruction, is tangible … And this has come to pass because …More