15.07.2026 POPE LEO AGREES WITH ME WHEN LG 16 IS INVISIBLE: VC2 IS THE SAME FOR ALL Pope Leo agrees with me. He has to say that LG 8, 14, 16, UR 3, NA 2, Gs 22 etc refer to invisible and hypothetical cases and are not practical exceptions for Ad Gentes 7 ( all need faith and baptism for salvation) and the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus ( EENS), of the Council of Florence 1442. Vatican Council II is dogmatic (AG 7/EENS) and ecclesiocentric (AG 7/EENS). It is aligned with the ecclesiology of the Roman Missal of the Latin Mass. Vatican Council II has continuity and not break with Tradition (EENS etc). We have unity in the whole Church. The excommunicated SSPX bishops are in doctrinal unity on Vatican Council II ( LG 16 invisible) with Cardinal Fernandez and Archbishop Kennedy, when LG 14,16 etc are hypothetical and invisible in 2026. The division ends. The liberalism falls off. The Vatican, SSPX, sedevacantists and cardinals Fernandez and Ladaria are united on the Creeds, Councils and …More
Today, Leo XIV accepted the resignation of Italian born Bishop Antonio Santarsiero Rosa, 75, of Huacho, Peru. No successor was appointed. The resignation follows allegations of homosexual misconduct. In April 2026, InfoVaticana.com had reported that complaints had been submitted to the Apostolic Nunciature in Lima and to the Vatican, accusing Santarsiero of homosexually abusing a former minor seminarian and a priest who had served as his secretary. As usual, Santarsiero has categorically denied all allegations. The seminarian claimed Santarsiero subjected him to unwanted sexual contact and used promises of scholarships, employment, and opportunities within the diocese to exercise influence over him. The former secretary to Santarsiero alleges that the bishop subjected him to unwanted physical contact and psychological manipulation. According to the dossier, the priest also claims Santarsiero attempted to discredit him by spreading claims about his sexual orientation after he rejected …More
Before Spain’s 2–0 victory against France, the head coach spoke openly about his deep faith “It would be unfair to ask God to help me and not the other team”
Coin Bureau @coinbureau BREAKING: Japan passes law officially recognizing CRYPTO as "financial assets". The law expands FSA oversight, opens a path for Bitcoin ETFs and could lower eligible crypto taxes to around 20%. It also adds insider-trading rules, stricter disclosures and tougher penalties for unregistered firms. Changes are expected to take effect within a year.
Euthanasia in Canada is out of control. Since 2016 when it was legalized, the state has now killed over 100,000 Canadians. And those are just the reported cases. This evil must not be legislated anywhere.
‘Spotlight’ was a heavily biased film about The Boston Globe coverage of sex abuse in the Catholic Church. The problem with a spotlight is its narrowly focused beam.
Taken from livesicilia.it, the banner reads 'Saint Rosalia, save us from the Mafia, indifference and silence. Let us retake Palermo.' St Rosalia is the city's patron, who once saved it from plague. It is her feast this week.
Isaiah 26:7-9, 12, 16-19 “Lord, you will decree peace for us.” Excellent discovery. God is peace. Matthew 11:28-30 “I will give you rest.” Rest in the Spirit is now. May we receive it. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
"One does not care for life by giving death," Father François Yambressinga, parish priest of La Madeleine in Châteaudun, said during his July 5 homily, before the French National Assembly's final vote on legalizing euthanasia tomorrow. He urged the faithful to "pray for life" and to "pray for parliamentarians so that they do not do just anything." Among the congregation was Philippe Vigier, the bill's general rapporteur. He is also the mayor of Châteaudun and a member of the National Assembly for Les Démocrates. Vigier attended the Mass because it was part of the town's annual Foire aux Laines medieval festival. Civic officials appear in costume. He sat in the front row dressed as the fifteenth-century military commander Jean de Dunois. Afterward, Vigier told L'Écho Républicain that he felt personally targeted and "deeply hurt" by the homily. "The priest appealed to the congregation while I had no opportunity to respond. That is unacceptable," he said. According to witnesses cited by …More
During the Mass on July 5, at the Church of the Madeleine in Châteaudun, Father François Yambressinga condemned the proposed law on assistance in dying in his homily, while Deputy-Mayor Philippe Vigier, co-general rapporteur of the bill, was seated in the front row. The elected official, who said he felt "personally attacked," then spoke with the priest after the celebration. The latter is supported by the Bishop of Chartres.