Highly Unlikely Some self-proclaimed Catholics, lost in the world of information, find it intolerable to even raise the hypothesis that Leo XIV is homosexual. They do not know that he, Leo XIV, authorized the Homosexual Jubilee in the Vatican and in St. Peter's Basilica. Against Church Doctrine, he permits homosexual blessings and fails to punish those who perform them; he constantly promotes homosexuals or members of the hierarchy who favor homosexual culture; and he allows homosexuals to influence the Synod to alter Catholic Doctrine regarding homosexuality. These are facts. Does Leo XIV think that others are stupid and do not understand the modus operandi of the Lavender Mafia? The thing is, in light of all this, if Leo XIV is not homosexual—since homosexuals like to promote one another—then he is a complete idiot who does not know what he is doing while lounging in the Chair of St. Peter. But this latter hypothesis is highly unlikely.
Hosea 14:2-10 “Return to the Lord.” Let us return to peace; the Lord is here. Matthew 10:16-23 “It will not be you who speak but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you.” To make God’s love known is to sow the seeds of God’s presence, his joy, in people’s hearts. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
“Fornicator I always was; heretic I never was”, the last words of St. Andrew Wouters, a priest who was a known womanizer, that had fathered many children, but was martyred by Calvinists for refusing to renounce the Catholic faith, on this day in 1572.
Mozart at a monastery on a Greek island, a striking setting despite the blustering wind audible in the video. With the monks of Toplou monastery in Crete in attendance among the capacity audience, Greek soprano Christina Poulitsi and Placido Domingo charmed with their duet from "Don Giovanni" on a summer night three years ago today.
Bishop of Liège Wishes New FSSPX Priest Well: Bishop Jean-Pierre Delville of Liège, Belgium, wished Fr. Vincent Richter, ordained for the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X at Écône on 29 June, well in his future mission in Brazil and urged him to serve Christ "as an authentic disciple of the Gospel." His tone was firmer after the FSSPX's four episcopal consecrations on 1 July without a papal mandate, describing them as deepening the Society's separation from Rome while still calling for continued dialogue.
Sunday, 13th July 1913 Parents Are Blamed for Daughters’ Fall Sunday, July 13, 1913 Girls of Fourteen and Sixteen Tell Recorder Revolting Stories of Vice. After relating a revolting tale of a career of vice on the streets and in the suburbs of Atlanta, Dora Rothstein and Corinne Wilson, two girls aged 14 and 16 years, stood unabashed in the recorder's court Saturday afternoon. Recorder Pro Tem Preston, shocked by their testimony, called for the parents of the prisoners. Two aged men and a woman stepped forward and stood before the judge. They were Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothstein, parents of the younger girl, and W.B. Engesser, father of the Wilson girl. Parents Asked to Explain. "It is up to you," said the recorder pro tem., "to explain to this court why you have such shameful lives. It is a disgrace to the home of anyone. These girls are no more than children. And yet they have gone upon the streets. Why?" Rothstein said that he and his wife had been unable to control the headstrong girl and …More
Tibetan Rituals in a U.S. Church. Worse than Germany: On Monday, more than 60 Tibetans gathered at Most Holy Redeemer Church in Hadley, Massachusetts, to celebrate the Dalai Lama's 91st birthday and mark the conclusion of the "Year of Compassion," an initiative of the Central Tibetan Administration. The event opened with a ritual in which participants chanted "Om" three times and tossed tsampa (barley flour) into the air. Attendees also made mandala offerings by bowing and placing a white ceremonial scarf before a photo of the Dalai Lama. The celebration continued with speeches, traditional Tibetan songs and dances, and performances by students from a local Tibetan Sunday school.
"Members of the Tibetan community celebrate the Dalai Lama's 91st birthday during the Year of Compassion at Most Holy Redeemer Church in Hadley", Massachusetts