Talking to MessaInLatino.it on March 25, Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht described celebrating the Mass in the Roman rite as an “impressive and unforgettable experience.” Main points of the interview. - A few years ago, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter invited me to confer a diaconate ordination at their seminary in Wigratzbad, Bavaria, but I declined because I was not familiar with the Tridentine Rite. Earlier this year, during a short stay at a monastery of the Institute of Christ the King in Germany, I learned how to celebrate it. - The Eucharistic celebration at the Grote Kerk in Oss [March 15] was my first Pontifical Mass in the extraordinary form. I found it a very impressive and unforgettable experience. - The church was filled with devout worshippers - most were young, and there were many families. - The Tridentine Rite is very solemn and offers many moments of silence, providing ample opportunity for personal prayer. - The priest celebrates the Eucharist not “with his …Bebree
Law of prayer dictates how we believe and live . Gay mafia can be found in TLM this mafia has a strangle hold on the present church. I am afraid Akita Japan fire and brim stone is around the corner
March 26th - Saint of the Day: Saint Ludger of Münster, Missionary Bishop A saint who turned down prestige for mission? Saint Ludger of Münster did exactly that. He could have taken a more powerful bishopric, but instead chose the hard road of evangelizing the Saxons and Frisians, building churches, forming clergy, founding what became Münster, and helping lay the foundation for Catholic life across a whole region. Even more incredible, he is remembered for healing the blind bard Bernlef, confronting pagan strongholds, and leaving behind a legacy so strong that his relics were honored for centuries in public processions. His story is not just about history. It is about courage, sacrifice, and what happens when someone gives everything to Christ. Saint Ludger reminds the Church that real faith is not about chasing status. It is about staying faithful, building what lasts, and bringing the Gospel into places that seem spiritually dead. That kind of holiness still hits …Bebree
Today, Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Heiner Wilmer as the new Bishop of Münster in Germany. The Diocese of Münster is one of the largest dioceses in Germany (about 2 million Catholics), and in recent years has slightly surpassed Cologne (about 1.9 million). He was elected as President of the German Bishops in February 2026. Biographical Notes Monsignor Wilmer was born on April 9, 1961, in Schapen, Diocese of Osnabrück. He was ordained a priest of the congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Dehonians) in 1987. From 2007 to 2015, he served as Provincial of the Dehonians in Germany, and from 2015 to 2018 as Superior General of the congregation. In April 2018, Francis appointed him as Bishop of Hildesheim. "Blessing Ceremonies for Transvestites" In an October 2021 homily, he called for "a fresh perspective on sexuality". In 2022, he supported OutInChurch, a movement composed of homosexual Church employees. Following the Vatican's rejection of the blessing of same-sex unions, Monsignor …Bebree
"Iran will seize part of the UAE and Bahrain if the US launches a ground operation." "If the US makes a mistake, Iranian forces are ready to seize the coastlines of the UAE and Bahrain and reshape the region," reads a statement aired on Iranian state television. Western media outlets are increasingly reporting on preparations for an American landing on the key island of Kharg, home to Iran's most important oil facilities. @Slavyangrad (Slavyangrad)
Spain has received the first Palestinian ambassador after Madrid officially recognized the State of Palestine. Follow: Fearless John - @European_dissident
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Pope Leo XIV sent a message to the French bishops regarding the Mass in the Roman rite. The message was written by the Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin. The French bishops opened their spring assembly in Lourdes on 24 March. At the opening, Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline of Marseille said that key discussions would include a conference on liturgy and tradition, addressing debates on the Roman rite and its communities. According to a note from an anonymous internal source reported by La-croix.com, the topic is "not without causing tensions". And: "The bishops, whose views on the matter vary widely, will discuss the situation in their respective dioceses and the issues that have arisen. This should enable Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline to contribute to the June consistory with well-informed views." The relevant paragraph from Cardinal Parolin to the French bishops reads: "Dear brothers, you intend to address the delicate subject of the liturgy, to which the Holy Father is particularly …Bebree
When A Pope Goes to War. (Part III) - Gerard M Nadal facebook.com/gerard.nadalphd (For those who don't use Facebook, here is the article (below) When A Pope Goes to War. (Part III) This week we have been looking at the criticisms that Pope Leo and many bishops have of the United States and Israel in finally returning fire against Iran after thousands and thousands of our citizens have been slaughtered by Iran in hundreds of acts of war over the past 47 years. Read Part I here: … Read Part II here: … In the first two parts we considered many of the criticisms by Leo and many bishops, which, in the aggregate, leave one wondering if Pope Leo could ever envision a just use of military force. We also considered what the Church says about Just War Theory and the conditions that must be satisfied, as set forth in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, CCC 2309. Suffice it to say that we can indeed IN THIS SITUATION, prosecute an overwhelming and definitive use of military force against the …Bebree
James Martin takes blasphemy to a new level ..."Not only is he unable to count (only two Persons were mentioned, and not the three that constitute the Blessed Trinity) but the perverted mind of James Martin. SJ correlates the mystery of the Holy Trinity with the one sin that not even demons dare to witness! This is obscene blasphemy, friends...." James Martin takes blasphemy to a new level
I didn’t watch the interview – why would any faithful Catholic want to put themself through that? Reading the summary article was bad enough. For those who aren’t aware, sodomite priest James Martin interviewed sodomite Democrat politician, Pete Buttigieg, for a new podcast series at the sodomite outlet, America Magazine. If the premise itself wasn’t bad enough, Martin took the opportunity to blaspheme in previously unheard of ways. Well, occultists and sodomites blaspheme like this all the time. The difference is that pious ears normally aren’t aware of it. According to the interview, Buttigieg is the son of an ex-Jesuit priest, so he didn’t receive the greatest start in life. Buttigieg, the former Secretary of Transportation, likes to think of himself as a “committed Christian”, and Martin does nothing to convince him otherwise. Rather, Martin confirms Buttigieg in his gravely sinful lifestyle: an active sodomite who lives with his gay “husband”. The men have adopted two little …
Podcast interview between Jesuit priest James Martin and U.S. politician Pete Buttigieg, published by America Magazine. Buttigieg claims that "fatherhood" in his homosexual "marriage" has deepened his understanding of God's love. Fr. Martin compares this to the Holy Trinity.
After years of Francis's endorsement of Fr. Martin, if Leo does not silence him, his silence will amount to another endorsement. Why does the Church spend so much time concerned with the poor homosexual "marginalized" to the expense praise for normal married couples? Why? Why? Because there are so many homos or homo-endorsers in the hierarchy.
Everything wrong with the Church of England in one photograph. The Dean of Canterbury (a homosexual in a civil partnership with another man) installing the fake Archbishopess on St. Augustine's chair as a gaggle of female clergy watch on.
25-year-old Noelia Castillo Ramos has been euthanized She suffered from borderline personality disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder The European Court of Human Rights found no obstacles and ruled that she had the right to die, despite her father’s efforts to save her.
Noelia’s lawyer drops a bombshell… “The hospital pressured for euthanasia because her organs were already committed.” How true is this claim?