Francis’s “personal diary” was never a diary. In November, the Vatican publishing house will release The Personal Diary of Pope Francis, edited by Cardinal Fernández. But Dagospia.com claims Francis never kept a diary and destroyed much of his correspondence after handling it - while Fernández received a box of his old agendas. Dagospia questions what these documents really are and calls the “diary” a commercial operation driven by Andrea Tornielli and Lorenzo Fazzini. It argues that papal documents belong to the Holy See and are subject to Vatican archival rules, questioning whether Fernández can publish them this way. It claims officials at the Secretariat of State and Vatican Apostolic Archive have sought explanations, while Vatican canon lawyers have raised objections. Dagospia likens it to a new “Vatileaks” - except this time through official Vatican institutions.
DIETRO QUESTA OPERAZIONE, CHE HA IL SAPORE DI UN NUOVO “VATILEAKS” CON PARVENZA ISTITUZIONALE, CI SONO ANDREA TORNIELLI, DIRETTORE EDITORIALE DEL DICASTERO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE VATICANA, E LORENZO FAZZINI, RESPONSABILE DELLA CASA EDITRICE - PROPRIO FAZZINI HA RACCONTATO CHE IL CARDINALE FERNANDEZ AVEVA RICEVUTO DA FRANCESCO UNO SCATOLONE PIENO DI SUE VECCHIE AGENDE. PECCATO CHE IL PONTEFICE ARGENTINO NON TENESSE DIARI PERSONALI E DISTRUGGEVA TUTTA LA CORRISPONDENZA E LA DOCUMENTAZIONE IN ARRIVO, UNA VOLTA EVASA - ALLORA PERCHÉ IL LIBRO È STATO INTITOLATO "IL DIARIO PERSONALE", SE BERGOGLIO UN DIARIO NON LO AVEVA E MANCO LO VOLEVA? IL TUTTO PUZZA DI BIECA OPERAZIONE COMMERCIALE...
Now is the moment to restore a sense of the sacred to St Peter’s which under Gambetti’s management, bowed to climate neutrality and high energy efficiency. The chaotic and disrespectful transformation from the Pope’s church into a museum favoured desecrations by tourists and distractions for the faithful.
Worse than Germany: A video of Don Roberto Fiscer dancing in his cassock in front of the altar and making the Sign of the Cross has gone viral. The long-haired priest from the Archdiocese of Genoa, Italy, is known for his pro-homosexual stance. His Instagram account is full of selfies, dancing videos and highly staged content centered on his personality. In May 2026, Don Fiscer was given a new diocesan assignment focused on evangelization through social media and new media, working in coordination with the Archdiocese of Genoa’s communications office.
Torna a casa nella Chiesa della DANZA SINODALE Padre Roberto Fiscer, Italia
Vendée: About 10 minors, the oldest just 14, are implicated in the profanation of Saint-Hilaire church in Soullans. They filmed themselves inside, some climbing on the altar, while playing rap referencing Mohamed Merah, Salah Abdeslam and the Bataclan. Objects were overturned and pews showed burn marks. Their parents themselves brought the children to the gendarmerie. Prosecutors opened an investigation for glorifying terrorism. The town filed a complaint. The church is closed pending a Eucharist of reparation on October 12.
Vendée : après la profanation de l’église Saint-Hilaire, les parents ont eux-mêmes conduit leurs enfants à la gendarmerie
Two traveling angels once stopped for the night at the home of a wealthy family. The family was not very welcoming. Instead of offering the guests a comfortable room, they sent them to sleep in a cold basement. As the angels prepared their beds for the night, the older angel noticed a hole in the wall and quietly repaired it. The younger angel watched him and asked, “Why did you do that?” The older angel simply replied, “Things are not always what they seem.” The next evening, the angels arrived at the home of a very poor man and his wife. The couple had little, but they welcomed the strangers warmly. They shared the small meal they had and even gave the angels their own bed so the travelers could sleep comfortably. The next morning, the angels woke to the sound of crying. The farmer and his wife were standing near the barn. Their only cow—the one that provided milk and helped support the family—had died during the night. The younger angel could no longer stay silent. “How could you let …More
Effeminate New York Archbishop - appointed by Leo XIV - abuses Cathedral for secular light show. St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan is being transformed into a ticketed immersive light-show venue. LUMINISCENCE debuted September 30, covering the cathedral’s walls, columns and ceiling with 360° animated projections. The 45-minute show includes choir, orchestra and narration. It opened to the public October 1, with performances scheduled on select dates through the end of 2026. Archbishop Ronald Hicks of New York personally introduced the show. In an official statement, Hicks said: “We are grateful for partners like LUMINISCENCE who share our commitment to caring for this historic space and inviting new generations to encounter it [...].”
Luminiscence at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan
Bishop Heiner Wilmer announces that he will bring to Rome the experience of same-sex couples
German Bishops’ Conference president Bishop Heiner Wilmer says he will bring the “experiences” of homosexual couples to Rome for the Vatican’s Amoris Laetitia summit. Wilmer told katholisch.de that he prepared for the meeting, which begins tomorrow, by speaking with homosexuals and adulterers in a "second union". Pope Leo XIV has stacked the meeting’s additional invitees with several pro-homosexual cardinals, including Jean-Claude Hollerich, Blase Cupich, Robert McElroy, Joseph Tobin, Víctor Manuel Fernández, José Cobo Cano and Luis Antonio Tagle. Notably absent from Leo XIV’s 22 additional invitees are prominent critics of developments surrounding Amoris Laetitia, including Dubia Cardinal Raymond Burke and former Curia prefect Cardinal Gerhard Müller. Picture: Vatican Media, #newsQpfugegjsr
"Our messiah will appear only when Europe and Christianity are completely destroyed. So is it good news that Islam is invading Europe? That's great news! Islam is Israel's broom." ~ Rabbi David
Dutch Auxiliary Bishop Rob Mutsaerts, speaking at the Catholic Identity Conference in Pittsburgh last weekend, asked why a young man would want to become a priest: “If what he hears is, well, you will become the administrator of eight parishes, and your diary will be filled with meetings, and above all, you must avoid offending anyone, and after 20 years someone may present you with a strategy plan on sustainable property management.” “It’s astonishing that anyone turns up at all.”
I read as far as I could, before my email address was required. Maybe the part of the article I didn't access says something about Vitamin D damaging the kidneys. But, many of us found out the hard way that taking mega-doses of Vitamin D to enhance immunity to all of the coronavirus variants that were going around a few years ago, wasn't such a great idea. In my case, a timely blood test alerted me to the problem. I immediately stopped taking Vitamin D and my kidney function returned to normal. (Whew that was close!)