Number of war victims in Iran: - The number of Iranian victims of US-Israeli attacks against Iran has risen to 1,045, Iran's Tasnim news agency reported, citing the Foundation for Iranian Martyrs and Veterans. Previous reports said the attack claimed 787 lives. The report states: "To date, the number of victims buried during this series of brutal acts has reached 1,045." Reports indicate that both Iranian civilians and Iranian soldiers were among the victims. -- In addition to Iranian casualties in the conflict with Iran, more than 500 American soldiers have been killed, said Larijani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. Larijani wrote on social network X (Twitter): "Under Netanyahu's leadership, Mr. Trump dragged the American people into a cowardly war with Iran. And now let's count who is worse off with more than 500 American soldiers dead — the United States or Israel?"
Pray for Iran. Pray for the defeat of the Epstein forces. We can now see that the accusations of pedophilia against Holy Mother Church in the era of JPII (actual incidence of a fraction of 1%) were projections of what THOSE forces were actually doing. Wounding Holy Mother Church with these exaggerations led to the encouragement of homosexuals in the Church. Pray for Iran. Pray for the axis of resistance. Pray for the defeat of the Epstein forces.
Fr Gerald Murray's position on SSPX: "This cannot be minimized as simply a divergence or a discussion; this is a matter of breaking with the pope. I'm glad with what Cardinal Müller say that not just a theoretical submission to the pope, but an actual submission to his authority. It's is a very bad thing. The Society should not do this."
Why don't we start seeing the reality that the supposed Pope is not in communion with either God or the Church? And joining a false pope is apostasy and schism.
The situation is not that simple. We have the SSPX who strictly says mass using the Roman Site. And Rome, who has worked for the suppression of the Roman Rite, instead preferring the innovation of the Novus Ordo, which has been created to accommodate Protestantism. There is also the "little matter" of Quo Primum, an Apostolic Constitution whose authority has not been abrogated. And so we have Rome, actively working to undermine itself, all the while trying to convince others to join the demolition. Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life down here,.
Our beautiful and Holy Saints. Always there to remind us, help and guide us. I am forever grateful to Our Lord for them. And to our Holy Saints who loved Our Lord so much.
Mark @Mark4XX ARE CHINESE TROOPS ALREADY IN IRAN TESTING HYPERSONIC WEAPONS ? A high-ranking Russian general with direct Kremlin ties just dropped a massive intel bombshell. Chinese military personnel are already on the ground in Iran testing their latest weapons systems. The US and Israel did not see this coming. THE GENERAL POPOV BOMBSHELL Retired Russian Major General Vladimir Popov is highly decorated and deeply connected. He just stated in an interview that Chinese troops are already in Iran. Not as advisors. As active weapons testers. Their mission is to test hypersonic missiles and bombs on Iranian proving grounds. THE SECOND WAVE STRATEGY The Iranians have not yet deployed their most powerful weapons. They are holding back a second wave for when US logistics are exhausted. Popov states Iran is saving everything for the moment the situation becomes truly catastrophic. China is resupplying them for exactly that moment. CHINA'S REAL MOTIVATION Iran …More
HOW TO RESPECT YOURSELF 1. Stop holding on to people who don’t want to be in your life. 2. Don’t beg for attention. The right attention shows up on its own. 3. Speak clearly and directly. Confidence makes people listen. 4. Respond to disrespect with calm firmness — not emotion. 5. Don’t take advantage of someone’s kindness if you’re not willing to give it back. 6. Stay away from places where you’re treated like background noise. 7. Invest your time and money in yourself. It’s the one return that rarely fails. 8. Avoid toxic conversations. Not every discussion deserves your energy. 9. Choose your words carefully. They shape how others see you — and how you see yourself. 10. Take care of your body and mind. Self-care builds inner dignity. 11. Stay disciplined about your goals. Respect grows from consistency. 12. Protect your time. Not everyone deserves access to it. 13. Walk away from relationships where you’re belittled or ignored. 14. Allow yourself quality — in what you wear, …More
Mehr News Agency @MehrnewsCom A senior IRGC navy official says more than 10 oil tankers have been struck after ignoring Iran's warning that the Strait of Hormuz is a war zone.
The Holy See and SSPX: The Dialogue That Is Not There The Vatican applies discipline with rigidity toward traditionalists and with flexibility toward realities that are theologically or politically far more problematic. Read The European Conservative: The Holy See and SSPX: The Dialogue That Is Not …
At 62, Hollywood's biggest star walked away from fame forever—for a 7-pound reason named Jennifer. For decades, Cary Grant was untouchable. The embodiment of elegance, charm, and sophistication—a living legend admired by millions but truly known by almost no one. Behind the polished façade was a man searching for something deeper than applause. In 1966, that something arrived: his daughter Jennifer. And with her came a decision that stunned Hollywood. He retired. Immediately. Completely. Not because his career was fading—it was soaring. Not from exhaustion or lack of opportunities. When asked why, his answer was simple: "I could have gone on acting and playing a grandfather or a bum, but I discovered more important things in life." He meant it. From that moment, Cary Grant the icon became simply "Papa." His new routine: breakfast every morning, school drop-offs, parent-teacher meetings. The man who commanded $100,000 per film now filled lunchboxes with funny notes and encouraging …More
Roberto Ferruzzi, a law student turned painter, was walking through the countryside when he saw something that stopped him in his tracks. An eleven-year-old girl named Angelina Cian—one of fifteen children from a desperately poor family—was tenderly cradling her baby brother Giovanni. The baby was fast asleep in her arms. There was something in that moment. The way she held him. The protective tenderness. The innocent love. Ferruzzi asked if he could paint them. He called the painting "Maternity." In 1897, it was exhibited at the Venice Biennale. The reaction was immediate and overwhelming. People were moved to tears. They called it La Madonnina—"The Little Madonna"—because the young girl looked like the Virgin Mary herself, holding the Christ child. The painting sold for 3,000 lire—a significant sum. Then it was resold. Eventually, the famous Alinari brothers acquired the reproduction rights. And then it exploded. The image appeared everywhere. Prayer cards. Prints. Greeting cards.…More
NOELREPORTS @NOELreports Iranian officials warned Tehran could strike Israel's Dimona nuclear center if the US and Israel attempt regime change in Iran, Chinese state media reported. Iran also warned of strikes on regional energy infrastructure.
Every Sunday, at exactly 1:45 p.m., Mrs. Rosa, seventy-six years old, puts on her favorite navy blue dress. She hasn’t gone anywhere on weekends for years. But she carefully irons the fabric, pins back her gray hair with the same clip she used when her husband Antonio was still alive, and opens the window wide “to let in some fresh air.” She lives on the fourth floor of an old neighborhood building. The elevator hardly ever works, and the stairs seem endless. The hallway smells of dampness and Sunday cooking. Since Antonio died, the apartment has become too big, too quiet, too full of memories. Every Sunday she cooks. Just a little. A light broth, a simple main dish, and a small piece of sponge cake, “because he liked it that way.” And she always sets two plates on the table. The neighbor across the hall once asked her: — Mrs. Rosa, why do you set two plates if you live alone? Rosa smiles softly: — It’s a habit. At exactly two o’clock, she sits down at the table. She looks at the …More