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We endure a time when so called Catholic bishops Ban the Latin Mass Ban the faithful assisting at the Latin Mass Ban the faithful praying the prayer to St. Michael Ban bishops and priests who uphold the perennial magisterium Ban religious communities who uphold the perennial Mass and doctrine Ban lay professors who uphold the perennial magisterium And we're expected to obey and say nothing or else we'd be banned as well When exposing heresy is treated as committing heresy you are ruled by heretics The new synodal churzh is not the Catholic Church

Bishop Mark Beckman just banned the St. Michael Prayer after Mass—for “noble simplicity.” Same bishop who already banned the Traditional Latin Mass. Same spirit, on full display in this video.

So many bangers in Fr. Mawdsley's new book, Know Thy Enemy.

Remember the name Kaylub Giamanco. A carpenter. A father. An armed citizen who heard gunfire and went toward the danger. According to reporting, the 36-year-old father of two was driving home for lunch when he heard shots near Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, where his children attend. Carrying a concealed firearm with a permit, he followed the gunman inside and fatally shot him, ending the attack. In those terrible moments, an ordinary working man accepted an extraordinary risk to protect children. That deserves recognition without hesitation or embarrassment. Responsible gun ownership has a human face. Here, it is the face of a father who had both the means to intervene and the courage to act. The right to keep and bear arms includes the ability to defend innocent life when danger arrives and every second matters. Three children, ages 5, 8 and 11, and a teacher were killed. A seven-year-old child who uses a wheelchair was shot in the face and hospitalized. Those losses and injuries must remain at the center of this story. No tribute can erase the suffering of these families. According to his brother, Giamanco is struggling with guilt because he could not save more people. That is a heartbreaking burden for a man who risked his own life to stop the killing. Kaylub, the responsibility for this atrocity belongs to the person who committed it. You deserve gratitude, support and the time and care needed to live with what you witnessed. We cannot know how many additional lives your intervention protected. We can recognize the courage it took to enter that school and confront an armed attacker. America should honor that courage. Defending the Second Amendment and protecting children belong in the same conversation. So do secure schools, responsible firearm storage, effective law enforcement and the determination to confront threats before families are left grieving. A carpenter went out for lunch and found himself facing a nightmare. He stepped forward when innocent people needed help. You are a hero, Kaylub. May your community stand beside you with the same resolve you showed when you stood up for its children.

Oh.... But it's Trump who is targeting political opponents Ilhan Omar has been flaunting her fraud for years. It's about time that we do ANYTHING !!

Interesting comparison of inflation rates since 1993. Isn't it interesting that somehow the public is being led to believe that Trump's inflation rates are disastrous? How many of you took the bait?

Our prelates have no dignity, no sense of solemnity and act like children. But the TLM is the problem.

Bishop Schneider’s Voice Resounds Ahead of the Amoris Laetitia Meeting Bishop Athanasius Schneider’s statement is extraordinarily important because a Catholic bishop has now publicly described the present crisis not simply as doctrinal confusion, pastoral failure, or isolated episcopal misconduct, but as an “unprecedented crisis” involving a “hostile takeover” within the Church’s “strategic administrative structure.” He further stated that this takeover is marked not only by doctrinal ambiguities but by “brazen heresies” among “the high clergy,” with some cases coming close to apostasy. This is an unusually direct episcopal acknowledgment that the crisis has reached the very structures of ecclesiastical government. Bishop Schneider is not merely saying that some Catholics have become confused, nor that certain theological opinions are unfortunate. He is saying that elements within the Church’s own hierarchy and administrative structure are promoting doctrines that can be characterized as heretical and, in some instances, as approaching apostasy. And what Schneider did not say is as important as what he did say. He did not identify the bishops or officials responsible. He did not issue a canonical declaration that any particular prelate is a formal heretic. He did not declare that a particular officeholder has lost ecclesiastical authority. Nor did he pronounce a canonical judgment concerning the status of the present pontificate. But precisely here lies the importance of his statement. Schneider has gone considerably further than the usual language of “confusion,” “ambiguity,” or “pastoral excess.” He has acknowledged that the problem is located within the hierarchy itself, that high-ranking clergy are involved, that some of their teachings approach apostasy, and that the Church’s administrative structure has been subjected to what he calls a “hostile takeover.” His caution is understandable. A bishop publicly accusing identifiable superiors of formal heresy, apostasy, or loss of office would be making canonical claims of an entirely different order and could expose him to serious disciplinary consequences. Bishop Schneider therefore carefully described the phenomenon without converting his diagnosis into a canonical sentence against particular persons. That distinction allows him to state the gravity of the situation while avoiding conclusions that would place his own episcopal position in direct canonical confrontation with the present authorities. But the implications are nevertheless enormous. If a Catholic bishop says that the Church’s own administrative structure has undergone a “hostile takeover,” that high clergy are promoting “brazen heresies,” and that some cases approach apostasy, then the obvious question can no longer be avoided: What is the precise relationship between these persons, their offices, their teachings, and the authority they exercise? Schneider has brought that question much closer to the surface without explicitly answering it. The significance lies not only in what Bishop Schneider has affirmed, but in the theological question his affirmation inevitably raises: if the Church is indefectible, and if those occupying positions of ecclesiastical authority publicly promote doctrines approaching apostasy, where are the limits of obedience, what is the nature of their authority, and how must a Catholic distinguish legitimate ecclesiastical authority from resistance to Divine Revelation? Schneider has not answered all of those questions. But by speaking as he has, he has made it substantially more difficult to pretend that they do not exist.

Two years ago Jorge Bergoglio made militant LGBT advocate Timothy Radcliffe , OP, a cardinal Cardinal-elect Radcliffe believes that homosexual sex can be 'eucharistic' and can be 'expressive of Christ’s self-gift.' Fr. Radcliffe presented a submission to the Church of England’s Commission on Human Sexuality, published in the Report of the House of Bishops Working Group on Human Sexuality (Pilling Report,2013). Here's an extract: “How does all this bear on the question of gay sexuality? We cannot begin with the question of whether it is permitted or forbidden! We must ask what it means, and how far it is Eucharistic. Certainly it can be generous, vulnerable, tender, mutual and non-violent. So in many ways I think it can be expressive of Christ’s self-gift...We can also see how homosexuality can be expressive of mutual fidelity, a covenantal relationship in which two people bind themselves to each other for ever.” The synodal churzh is not the Catholic Church

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In 1569, Pope St Pius V ordered the expulsion of Jews from the Papal States. Jews had three months after the bull’s publication to leave the territories. Those who remained or returned afterward would be stripped of all possessions and imprisoned. Talmuds were burned.

Pope Leo has rejected Catholic teaching on death penalty, endorsing Francis's line that it is "inadmissible." That claim contradicts the ordinary and universal Magisterium, which has always allowed capital punishment in certain cases. lifesitenews.com/analysis/tr…

This week seven years ago was the darkest time in the history of the Church Never before was a demonic idol enthroned in St. Peter's Basilica and the Synod Hall, the heart of the Catholic Church This demonic spirit is at work in anything to do with Synodality St. Joseph. Ora pro nobis St. Michael the Archangel. Ora pro nobis

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Bishop Schneider –– “We are witnesses of an unprecedented crisis of the Church – a hostile takeover within the administrative structure of the Church – marked by the spread of poisonous doctrinal ambiguities & brazen heresies in the ranks of the high clergy” At @remnantnews CIC 2026