Homily Sunday, September 27 Ezekiel 18:25-28 "Since they turned away from all the sins " A heart to Heart with God. Philippians 2:1-11 "Pursue unity." Only by the grace of God. Matthew 21:28-32 Let’s stay with the Lord, every second. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
Papst Leo XIV. schrieb am 19. September an die lateinamerikanischen Bischöfe: „Es ist die Pflicht des Bischofs, eine klare Lehre zu vermitteln, die von Geduld geprägt und in dieser Gemeinschaft verwurzelt ist, um seinem Volk dabei zu helfen, die Stimme des einen Hirten zu erkennen.“ AI-Übersetzung
Leo XIV appeals to Catholics to place unity with the Pope above personal liturgical preferences. Pope Leo XIV spoke about the liturgy during Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral on Friday evening. Key phrase: Place communion with the Successor of Peter and with the Church above your personal preferences, in order to foster the unity of the People of God.”
Leo XIV on liturgy: “Therefore, place communion with the Successor of Peter and with the Church above your personal feelings, in order to foster the unity of the People of God.”
There once was a young deer with a magnificent set of antlers. They were wide, perfectly shaped, and more impressive than any he had ever seen on another animal. He was enormously proud of them. Whenever he passed wild goats with their short, crooked horns, he laughed to himself. When he came across wild boars, who had no antlers at all and only curved tusks, he would snort with contempt and turn away. In his mind, none of them could compare with him. There was only one thing about himself he hated: his legs. They looked too thin and awkward to him. He thought they were plain, almost ugly. He never admitted this to anyone, but every time he looked down at them, he wished they were different. Then one summer, a wildfire broke out in the forest. Smoke filled the air, flames moved quickly through the brush, and every animal ran for its life. The deer took off with the others, and for the first time he truly understood the value of those legs he had always disliked. They were incredibly …Hiroc’h
Fleeing scandal, a 23-year-old gave birth in a Catholic mother and baby home in 1917. The surname she chose for her baby, ‘Prevost’, endured down the decades, becoming the name of her grandson, Pope Leo XIV.
French traditional Catholics managed to hand a letter to Pope Leo XIV. Yesterday evening, on the sidelines of the vigil at the Stade de France, an alternative prayer vigil was held outside the Apostolic Nunciature, asking Pope Leo XIV to allow greater access to the sacraments and Mass in the traditional rite. According to BVoltaire.fr, Catholics greeted Pope Leo XIV upon his arrival at the Nunciature in Paris and handed him a letter. One Catholic said: “We want to let the Pope know that there is in France a large, very dynamic traditional community.” Another added: “We would like to have more churches and resources to celebrate the traditional Mass.”
BVoltaire.fr: "Les catholiques traditionnalistes ont pu saluer le Pape à son arrivée à la Nonciature et lui remettre une lettre."
À Notre-Dame,#LéonXIV prie devant la Sainte Couronne d’épines À Notre-Dame, #LéonXIV prie devant la Sainte Couronne d’épines, une des reliques de la Passion du Christ. Vêpres à suivre sur KTO et ktotv.com
Pope Leo XIV left a brief English message in UNESCO’s guestbook during his visit to its Paris headquarters today: “Grateful for the welcome I have received, it is my hope that, with God’s help, UNESCO will continue its valuable promotion of international cooperation in the fields of education, science and culture.” Leo XIV is the first pope to visit UNESCO headquarters since John Paul II in 1980. #newsOsdyxiyafc
During today’s flight to France, Leo XIV was not asked any serious or hard question like about his episcopal appointments. He was asked: "Are you a happy person?" Leo XIV responded: "Happy, yes, I think so." Then he added: "Despite the difficulties, I find it in Faith. I am content with a choice made many years ago, which I still renew every time. But I tell myself: following Jesus is the happiest thing in life." Speaking of the weight of his mission, he said: "It's heavy… it tires me much more, but God is great, he is much greater than us." In response to questions about his fluency in French, Leo XIV answered he has been practicing a little bit, but he is not using Duolingo anymore, as had been reported in certain media outlets.
Durante il volo papale verso la Francia, che accoglierà Papa Leone XIV a Parigi, Lourdes e Metz, al Santo Padre è stata posta una domanda molto personale: «È una persona felice?» Papa Leone ha risposto: «Felice, sì, penso di sì». Poi ha aggiunto: «Nonostante le difficoltà, però trovo nella fede. Sono contento di una scelta fatta molti anni fa, che ancora rinnovo ogni volta. Però mi dico: seguire Gesù è la cosa più felice della vita».
Here he should have said: next question. "I am glad that you are all here,” Pope Leo said aboard plane to France in response to CNN Vatican reporter who asked for comment on the banning of some journalists from White House. "It is necessary and I think it is very important to have good media coverage everywhere and for everyone,” the Pope said.
The first question I would have asked would have been a very simple one: what, when the aircraft takes off again at the end of these few days, do we actually want to have achieved?
𝐆𝐨𝐝 𝐢𝐬 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐝 Liturgy of the Word for next Sunday, the 26nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The sermon is given by Father Phd. Christian Ferraro, VE. The audio is in Spanish, but you can activate English subtitles by pressing "Translate." A summary in English can be found on our blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com/2026/09/dios-muerto.…
Leo XIV praises the French Revolution’s motto of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”. Today in Paris, Pope Leo XIV linked France’s revolutionary motto - “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” [or Death] - with the Gospel. Speaking to French civil authorities at the Élysée Palace, Leo XIV called the three principles “universal ethical imperatives” that “find in the Gospel message an inexhaustible source of inspiration and fulfillment.” The motto stems from the demonic French Revolution, which unleashed severe persecution of the Church. During the revolutionary period, clergy and religious were executed, imprisoned, deported or forced into exile, while churches and religious institutions were suppressed.
Léon XIV célèbre la devise maçonnique et révolutionnaire française « Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité »
This is definitely a scandal! What about all those tortured and killed? How he can say such things? It looks that the Trinity removes the veil covering the true conciliar church. Things may go a lot more ugly.
The three errors of the Vatican II Council: religious liberty, collegiality, and ecumenism – correspond exactly to the principles of the French Revolution: liberty, equality and fraternity. Cardinal Suenens (a modernist who played a prominent role at the Council) exclaimed that Vatican II was 1789 (the French Revolution) in the Church.
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Liturgy of the Word for next Sunday, the 26nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The sermon is given by Father Phd. Christian Ferraro, VE. The audio is in Spanish, but you can activate English subtitles by pressing "Translate." A summary in English can be found on our blog: pagina-catolica.blogspot.com/2026/09/dios-muerto.…