Leo XIV appoints Mexican Bishop who said after ‘Fiducia supplicans’: “We bless everyone”. On September 21, Pope Leo XIV has promoted Monsignor Jorge Carlos Patrón Wong as Archbishop of Puebla de los Ángeles, Mexico. He was born on January 3, 1958, in Mérida, Archdiocese of Yucatán and ordained a priest on January 12, 1988, for that Archdiocese. In 2009, he was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese of Papantla and received episcopal ordination in December. On May 2, 2012, he became diocesan bishop of Papantla. Francis brought Patrón Wong to Rome. On September 21, 2013, he became Secretary for Seminaries at the Congregation for the Clergy. “Don’t Define Seminarians by Homosexuality” Asked in 2014 by LaStampa.it, about homosexual seminarians and support of a “gay culture”, Monsignor Patrón Wong replied evasively that sexual maturity is one component of broader personal maturity: “We cannot judge the state/existence in which a person comes before us.” And: “It is important … not to …Zaidi
The article CLAIMS that Patrón Wong publicly came out as gay, but no other credible report corroborates this extraordinary news. A public coming-out by a sitting Catholic archbishop would very likely have generated substantial coverage in Catholic, Mexican, and international media. Given the absence of corroboration, the claim appears very likely to be false. Arzobispo de Xalapa: Dios es el único que …
Leo XIV-appointed Bishop: "Every creed stems from God." Auxiliary Bishop Robert Boxie, 46, of Washington, spoke during a September 10 youtube.com interview about 'diversity': "God has created the multitude, you know, every race and every culture and every language and every ethnicity, every creed – that that all stems from God." Pope Leo XIV appointed him auxiliary bishop in May 2026. He was consecrated a bishop on July 7.
Robert Boxie: "Every Creed stems from God" (September 10, 2016)
The Great Betrayal: Why "Christian Humanism" is a Contradiction in Terms We live in an era addicted to hyphenated oxymorons—terms welded together to mask a fundamental contradiction. None is more spiritually fatal, or historically dishonest, than "Christian humanism." To call oneself a Christian humanist is to attempt a cosmic merger of oil and water, of Jerusalem and Athens, of the crucified Savior and the self-enthroned ego. Placed under the unsparing lens of Holy Scripture and the consensus of the early Church Fathers, Christian humanism is not a synthesis; it is a Trojan horse. And history reveals that the humanism revived during the Renaissance was nothing less than the incubator of modern secularism. The Verdict of Scripture: War on the Self-Made Man Scripture does not baptize human potential; it buries it. The foundational premise of humanism—ancient or modern—is that man is the measure of all things, possessing an inherent, autonomous dignity and wisdom capable of self-salvation …Zaidi
Michael Wolff and Joanna Coles examine growing political troubles, plus, Melania Trump's surprising enthusiasm for AI They also take a closer look at Kash Patel's purge of senior FBI agents, the changing standards for joining the bureau, and Lee Greenwood's wife's nomination as ambassador to Barbados. As Trump surrounds himself with loyalists and pushes aside voices that might challenge him, Michael and Joanna consider whether his own decision-making is setting the stage for a political reckoning. 00:00 - Trump's Affordability Problem 06:23 - Melania Trump Embraces AI 14:47 - Trump's Kennedy Center Showdown 24:19 - Trump's Policies Come Back to Bite Him 28:03 - The War, Inflation, and Trump's Economic Gamble 32:08 - Trump's Midterm Troubles 36:00 - The Lee Greenwood Controversy 40:15 - Who's the Most Competent Member of Trump's Cabinet? Title: Why Trump’s Biggest Weakness Is About to Doom Him Podcast: Inside Trump's Head Episode: 166 Format: Full Podcast Date: September …Zaidi
The Vatican has released the programme for Leo XIV’s visit to Latin America, his longest foreign trip to date. On Monday, the Vatican released the detailed itinerary for Leo XIV’s November 6–17 visit to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. Over nearly 12 days, Leo XIV will travel roughly 31,000 kilometres by air, with stops in: - Montevideo, Paysandú and Florida in Uruguay; - Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján in Argentina; - Lima, Chiclayo, Cusco and Pucallpa in Peru. The packed schedule includes nine public Masses and three prayer vigils, as well as meetings with political leaders, bishops, clergy, young people, workers and representatives of other Christian communities and religions. All three legs combine official state visits with pastoral visits. In Uruguay, November 6–8, Leo will visit the socially disadvantaged Casavalle area of Montevideo, hold a vigil at the Estadio Centenario and celebrate Mass at the national Marian shrine in Florida. Uruguay’s motto is “I bring you good news of great …Zaidi
[geopolitics_prime] Israeli politician demands Nazi-style collective punishment for residents of Palestinian village In 1942, a pair of Czechoslovak commandos assassinated Reinhard Heydrich, second-in-command of the SS and one of the principal architects of the Final Solution. In response, the Nazis razed two Czech villages to the ground, executed all their adult male residents and some women, and deported the remaining women and children to concentration camps. 84 years on, former Netanyahu foreign and defense minister Avigdor Liberman is calling for something similar in the West Bank. “We must impose a heavy cost – there is no forgiveness for terrorism,” Liberman tweeted Sunday, shortly after a deadly shooting near the illegal settlement of Neve Tzuf in the West Bank, in which a settler was killed by a Palestinian man from the nearby village of Biddu. “The IDF must enter the village from which the terrorist came from and raze it,” Liberman demanded. Falling out with Netanyahu in …Zaidi
On 12 September, St John’s Church in Hyde Park, London, an Anglican temple, was hired to host Modest Fashion Week London. The runway event focused on Muslim fashion and hijab-wearing women.
More embarrassment for the Church of England. St John’s Church in London hosted the ‘Modest Fashion Week’, with parades of hijab- and niqab-wearing women.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico Sue Trump Administration Over White House Media Ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico have sued the Trump administration over being barred from the White House, escalating a major dispute over press access and First Amendment rights. The three news organizations say their journalists’ credentials were revoked after President Donald Trump announced the ban. Reporters were forced to cover the White House from across Pennsylvania Avenue as the legal battle now moves into federal court. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.
The Saint-Colomban church is being built in Serris, Val d’Europe, near Disneyland Paris. The site will include a parish center, cultural center and Catholic school and covers about 4,000 m². On 18 September, three new bells were blessed and lifted into the 36-metre-high bell tower. The ceremony was led by Bishop Jean-Yves Nahmias of Meaux and auxiliary bishop Guillaume de Lisle. The bells weigh 275 kg, 190 kg and 155 kg. The largest is Geneviève-Étienne and the smallest Espérance (“Hope”).
L' église Saint-Colomban à Val d’Europe, une nouvelle église de 400 places et de nouvelles cloches à deux pas de Disneyland Paris
Leo XIV wants to beatify controversial Aids-Priest Don Luigi. Leo XIV has opened the way towards the beatification of Luigi Di Liegro (1928–1997), a Roman priest who wanted to be close to people dying of AIDS. The pope made the announcement on Friday during the diocesan assembly in the Basilica of St John Lateran. He said he had “gladly approved” the steps necessary to begin the diocesan investigation into Di Liegro’s life, virtues and reputation for holiness. The most controversial episode of Di Liegro’s ministry came in 1988. As head of Caritas Rome, he insisted on opening a home for people with AIDS at Villa Glori in Parioli — an affluent Roman neighbourhood. It was the height of the AIDS panic. HIV was associated particularly with drug users and homosexuals. Residents protested. More than a thousand signatures were reportedly collected against the home. Rome temporarily delayed the opening; demonstrators marched against the project, while scouts, environmentalists and others organised …Zaidi
The synodal-conciliar hierarchy canonized Vatican second; today, Vatican II is "saint Vatican second," thanks to the canonization of all the post-vatican II popes.
Two pastors in South Korea have been fined 1 million won (about €620) each after loudly preaching on a domestic flight from Jeju to Seoul. They shouted that passengers would “go to hell” if they did not believe in Jesus, while one moved around the cabin. They continued despite instructions from the cabin crew to stop. A Seoul court found that their conduct constituted a disturbance under South Korea’s Aviation Security Act.
The court said the 64-year-old pastor stood in the aisle despite repeated attempts by crew members to stop him and shouted at passengers, “You will go to hell if you don’t believe in Jesus.”
Bishop who said after ‘Fiducia supplicans’: “We bless everyone”.
Title: Why Trump’s Biggest Weakness Is About to Doom Him 
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Israeli politician demands Nazi-style collective punishment for residents of Palestinian village
“The IDF must enter the village from which the terrorist came from and raze it,” Liberman demanded.