Two Mexican Bishops Celebrate Homosexual Eucharist. Worse than Germany: On Pentecost Sunday, 24 May, Bishop Hilario González García, 61, of Saltillo, Mexico, celebrated a Eucharist with homosexual groups at San Esteban Parish as part of the city's 'Pride March'. Bishop Emeritus Raúl Vera concelebrated the Eucharist. Homosexuals participated in the readings, music and offertory. A rainbow flag was displayed near the lectern.
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"Dazzled" by God! Liturgy of Monday, June 29, 2026, Solemnity of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul Dear brothers and sisters, celebrating the Solemnity of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul means celebrating, in some way, what made them great: their faith in Jesus! Peter will be the first ever to profess faith in Jesus: "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God," the fisherman from Capernaum in Caesarea Philippi will exclaim (Mt 16:13-19), after being "dazzled," in the words of Pope Francis, "by the omnipotent weakness of his divine love, by the irresistible force of his gentleness, and by the irreversible promise of his mercy." Paul, for his part, after being "dazzled" by the splendor of the Risen One on the road to Damascus, wrote to the faithful of the communities he founded during his apostolic journeys: "For me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain..." (Phil 1:21). This life in the flesh, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. (Gal 2:20) Faith …More
Acts 12:1-11 “A light shone in the cell. He tapped Peter on the side and awakened him, saying, “Get up quickly.” The chains fell from his wrists.’” Here, the Spirit delivers Peter from prison; it is the same Spirit who delivers us from our inner prisons. 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18 “To God be be glory forever and ever.” God is with us; he loves us and saves us. Let us remain in God and invite others to allow themselves to be loved by God. Matthew 16:13-19 “You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church.” Jesus created the Church; he is the Church, but on earth, he entrusted the keys of both the Church and the Kingdom to Peter. Jesus remains the one who guides and leads the Church, so that the world may find ways to remain with God. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
"Young People Want Traditional Mass": Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, told EWTN on June 26 that he sees "a resurgence of interest in all things traditional, especially among young people": "They want reverence. They want transcendence. They want beauty in the liturgy." He believes this desire is also influencing the Novus Ordo: "I believe that we're seeing a trend turning more traditional even in the Novus Ordo. And I think this is a good thing." Ordained in 1985, Bishop James Conley has celebrated the Mass in the Roman rite since 1988, though about 95% of the time he uses the Novus Ordo.
Bishop James Conley, Lincoln: "There is a resurgence of interest in all things traditional, especially among young people. I see it in my own diocese. They want reverence. They want transcendence. They want beauty in the liturgy." "Thanks be to God we have not only the Fraternity of Saint Peter, but I have a couple of priests who celebrate, with permission of the Holy See, a Sunday Mass in the Extraordinary Form... It's my hope that as they continue to ordain priests... they will be able to meet the needs of the people who desire this form of the Mass." "So don't give up and don't jump ship."
The Sacred Heart's Greatest Promise | Hearts of the Holy Family Youtube: Hearts of the Holy Family 3,062 views Premiered Jun 18, 2026 #LuisaPiccarreta#SacredHeartOfJesus#CatholicTeaching What is the connection between the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Divine Will? Why did Jesus reveal to Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta that these two devotions are inseparable And what role do they play in God's plan for the coming Triumph? In this powerful episode of Hearts of the Holy Family, host Yves Jacques Fr. Thomas Celso, widely known for his apostolate on the Divine Will and the Sacred Heart. Together they explore the profound revelations given to Luisa Piccarreta regarding the Kingdom of the Divine Will, the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and the glorious era of peace promised by Heaven. Fr. Celso explains: The relationship between the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Divine Will Why Jesus desires souls to live in His Divine Will The symbolism of the lambs within …More
Katie Lam: "A shop owner in my constituency was ignored by the police when he reported shoplifting. But when he displayed pictures of the thieves, the police showed up - to tell him that those pictures violated GDPR."
The 2-Minute Rule That Can Help You Stop Procrastinating Let's be honest—almost everyone has put off an important task at some point. We tell ourselves we'll start tomorrow, after we're less busy, less tired, or less stressed. But tomorrow often turns into next week. Fortunately, there's a surprisingly simple strategy that can make it much easier to get started: the Two-Minute Rule. The truth is, many of the things we avoid aren't actually difficult. We already have the skills to do them. What's holding us back isn't the task itself—it's taking the first step. The Two-Minute Rule has two simple parts, and together they can help you overcome procrastination and build lasting habits. Part 1: If it takes less than two minutes, do it now. You'd be surprised how many small tasks can be finished almost immediately. Wash the dishes after dinner. Reply to an email. Take out the trash. Fold a load of laundry. Put your shoes away. Wipe down the kitchen counter. These tiny tasks often take less …More
The implementation phase of the synod “will mark a new stage in the reception of the Second Vatican Council,” Cardinal Mario Grech warned the consistory on Saturday. He is a Cardinal and the Vatican's Secretary of the Synod. His lengthy speech, which was around 3,000 words long, was published on Zenit.org. Much of it was frankly repetitive, focusing on buzzwords such as listening, discernment, communion, participation, the 'exchange of gifts', implementation, and 'conversation in the Spirit'. In terms of density of ideas, the speech was pretty low. The essential message was • the Synod is not over. • implementation is the real work. • synodality should become part of the Church's ordinary life. • this is the next stage of Vatican II. Two key sentences were: "The discernment of the signs of the times, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, and the commitment to justice and peace become measures of the Church's diakonia." "In this way, the implementation phase becomes a new stage …More
trump started it all. He is behind it. Trump issues order declaring glyphosate national … Why blame the SCOTUS? It was trump who insisted our crops be sprayed with it. They probably got a lot of money from this. He said it must be prioritized. He was the one behind it. Without him it would not have even been brought up.
Yes, Skipping Sunday Mass (Without a Good Reason) Is a Grave Sin: Mass isn’t just a nice thing to do if you’re particularly religious or “super Catholic”; rather, it’s the cornerstone of any authentic Catholic life.
Of the roughly 53 million adults who identify as Catholic in the United States, only about three in ten say they attend Mass weekly or more often. This is obviously a big problem! It’s a problem for several reasons, not least of which that Mass is a source of necessary grace for our souls. But there’s another serious reason that many self-identified Catholics may not fully understand: If a Catholic knows that Mass attendance is required on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, has Mass nearby he can attend, does not have a “grave cause” to miss Mass, but still skips Mass, he commits a grave sin. Yes, you aren’t just a bad Catholic, you’re committing a sin you will need to confess in Reconciliation for the sake of your soul. Mass isn’t just a nice thing to do if you’re particularly religious or “super Catholic”; rather, it’s the cornerstone of any authentic Catholic life. In fact, of the five precepts of the Church (what the Catechism calls the “necessary minimum” for being a …
Download MP3 File In this episode, the Tombstone Four, unbothered, moisturized, happy, in their lanes, focused, and flourishing, discuss Steven Spielberg’s failed attempt to destroy Christianity with his latest space alien flop (word is that it’s ‘Crystal Skull’ bad). Next we answer a listener question, “Where should I tell friends that want to convert to Catholicism to go?” Yes, there are totally people out there who realize that it is exactly the Church satan has worked so hard to attack and infiltrate that is the One True Church founded by Christ as His Mystical Body and Bride. We then discuss the danger of cultic activity, citing Exidor, Re-Run, and Ann accidentally lets slip that the only reason she recruited Dr. Mazza into the Tombstone Four is because he fit the Johnny Bravo suit. The Surrender Novena Dr. Mazza’s Upcoming MiniCourse: Aliens, Angels and AI Dr. Mazza’s Course: American Liberty, Catholic Principles (Only $99 until July 4th!) Aaron Neville, “Tell Is Like It Is” …
Sky News Australia Sky News host Caleb Bond says inspectors in the UK are telling people they have to remove their home air conditioning and comply with regulations.
Influencer Damián María Montes, after 20 years of religious life, revealed on Instagram that he has left the priesthood and expressed his hope that through his future endeavors he will be able to to "bring some beauty, thought, and humanity to the world."
Damián Montes Nieto has announced in an Instagram video that he is finally leaving the priesthood: “I have decided to withdraw from the exercise of priestly ministry.” He was a Redemptorist and ordained to the priesthood in 2013 at the Santuario del Perpetuo Socorro in Granada, Spain. He prefers to keep private the “serious reasons” that turned his ministry into a “very sad and very difficult” experience. Looking to the future, he hopes for “the opportunity for a new life, shared with someone, or to start my own family.” He has taken up employment within an educational community and has assumed the role of Academic Vice Director at an international institution. Montes was "born a poet and an artist.” As a missionary priest, Montes had the opportunity to visit countries such as India, Honduras, Thailand, and Colombia, as well as various cities in Spain and Italy. Radical Pro-Homosex Priest Montes was one of the most openly homosex-affirming Catholic priests in Spain. In a 2021 …More