Pro-homosexual Archbishop John C. Wester of Santa Fe, New Mexico, defended "our Muslim neighbors' right to worship" in a July 27 statement. He had heard in recent weeks concerns from some residents regarding the proposal to build a mosque and community center in Albuquerque's North Valley. "Our Muslim neighbors have the same God-given and constitutionally protected right to worship freely as every other faith community, including our own. Defending that right is not only a civic duty but a core element of Catholic teaching", the Archbishop wrote. According to Monsignor Wester, supporting the construction of a mosque is entirely consistent with Catholic tradition and moral commitments. He urged Catholics to "choose respect, dialogue, and peaceful coexistence." In 2025, it emerged that, Archbishop Wester promoted and lived with a priest who had spent ten years in a registered homosexual relationship. Picture: AI, #newsXofkbkkgnx
The US used to have a Bill of Rights (abrogated in Oct 2001). I think the Archbishop is talking politics. He should stick to his profession and focus on saving souls.
And I agree 100% Moscow has argued that public resistance to conscription demonstrates that the Ukrainian government has lost its legitimacy and can survive only as a dictatorship.
– Folha de S. Paulo, March 28, 1984 – by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira In my long public life, I have never been a politician. I was not one, even in 1934 when I served as a representative for São Paulo in the constituent assembly on the “Single Slate.” In fact, on that slate, I did not represent any political party but the large non-partisan organization known as the Catholic Electoral League. During my term, I took a personal stance — different from that of my caucus — only on issues related to defending the Church and Christian civilization. After my term ended, the two main political groups in São Paulo — the PRP and the Constitutionalist Party — politely yet insistently invited me to join their slates for the 1935 election. I chose instead to run as an independent candidate, even though the results of that election (which should be noted) were fiercely contested. I recall all these facts to clearly show how long I’ve been detached from party politics. It is a detachment that only very …More
Pope Saint Victor I | The African Pope Who Strengthened Church Unity | Feast Day July 28 Today, the Church honours Pope Victor I, whose feast day is celebrated on July 28. Saint Victor I served as Bishop of Rome from approximately AD 189 to 199. Born in Roman Africa, he is recognised as one of the early African popes, reminding us that from the earliest centuries the Catholic Church embraced believers from many nations and cultures. During his papacy, one of the greatest challenges facing the Church was disagreement over the date of the celebration of Easter. Different Christian communities followed different customs. Pope Victor worked tirelessly to promote a common celebration of the Lord's Resurrection, emphasising the importance of unity within the universal Church. Although his approach was sometimes firm, his efforts helped pave the way for greater unity in Christian worship. Saint Victor also defended the true faith against false teachings that threatened the Church and …More
Fr. Fliss is not some random cleric. He is the PASTOR of Ss. Cyril and Methodius, home of the ICKSP in Wisconsin! According to him, the TLM "does not share equal status and dignity as the Mass of Paul VI" and is "a step backward in [the] faith and spiritual life." Tick tock!
@Lisi Sterndorfer I feel that Father Fliss took a "cheap shot" (made a disparaging remark) when he said, "for those who have not grown deep enough in faith"
"That there is an unparalleled crisis within the Church, that said crisis sees the genuine Catholic Tradition overwhelmed by heterodox doctrines (modernism and neo-modernism), that this crisis is a doctrinal crisis, liturgical and moral, that this crisis involves the ecclesial body (descent and teacher) up to the Roman See is not something to be demonstrated but only to be ascertained;" The Group of Nine (theologians) November 30, 2023
Egypt and Sodom - the spiritual name of the city where the two prophets lay dead in the street. The same city in which their Lord was crucified. St John - Apocalypse Ch11 verse 10. It figures!
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The Vatican will host its first Confucian-Christian conference to broaden its outreach to Confucians. The Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue will hold the colloquium in South Korea on Aug. 4–5, convening clergy and scholars to promote human fraternity.
Around 500 nude volunteers gathered outside the Cathedral of Santa Ana in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, on Sunday for a photographic installation by American artist Spencer Tunick as part of the Culture & Business Pride festival. Participants, painted in the rainbow colors, posed in front of the cathedral on the feast of St. Anne, the city's patron saint. The project was planned in advance as an official festival event, with backing from local tourism and government bodies. Organizers said the artwork celebrated diversity and homosexuality. According to El País, the local bishop, Monsignor José Mazuelos, said he did not object to the nude performance in front of his cathedral: "I have no problem. When we go to the beach, we see naked bodies, don't we?" His complaint was instead about access restrictions that temporarily delayed clergy and parishioners attending the 10 a.m. Eucharist. He also described the event as "marketing for the city," adding he supported it insofar as it promoted …More
Church militant ran into its waterloo . Living in a glass house and throwing stones . SSPX is not perfect look at Bishop Williamson and Bishop Sanborn ...etc Unity does sit on Rock of Peter but Rome is in eclipse so we all need to run to our lady
Pilgrims Celebrate Outdoor Dawn Mass Instead of Basilica Liturgy at Covadonga: At dawn today, pilgrims of the sixth Our Lady of Christendom Pilgrimage in Spain celebrated a traditional outdoor Mass at their campsite in Sevares, Asturias. The Mass was not allowed in the Basilica of Covadonga. After Mass, the pilgrims continued on foot to Covadonga, where they concluded with prayer and the singing of the Te Deum before the Blessed Sacrament. The three-day pilgrimage, held from 25–27 July, covered nearly 100 kilometers from Oviedo to Covadonga and drew more than 1,700 participants.
Misa tradicional de campaña celebrada hoy al amanecer en Sebares (Asturias) al no poder celebrarse en la Basílica de Covadonga
They have profaned the two holiest places in Medjugorje, burned the outdoor Altar of the parish, and vandalized the image of the Virgin on the Mountain of Apparitions.