Trump avoids fake-news journalists, Leo XIV welcomes them. A CNN reporter questioned Leo XIV aboard today’s papal flight to Paris about President Trump barring CNN and other outlets he calls “fake news” from the White House. Leo avoided naming Trump or CNN. Instead, he stressed that all journalists are welcome to cover him. “I’m very happy that here, you are all welcome,” Leo said, adding that “good coverage” is “very important.”
Pope Leo reportedly responded to a liberal journalist about Trump’s CNN ban that he is ‘very happy that here you are all welcome, and good coverage, I think, is very important.’
Great St. Augustine ~ To fall in love with God is the greatest romance; to seek Him the greatest adventure; to find Him the greatest human achievement.
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Remain CATHOLIC despite the false prophets within our Church, even if it is a popular pope that loves to appoint anything gay and whoever is the most antichurch. (Link here)
Pope Leo XIV left a brief English message in UNESCO’s guestbook during his visit to its Paris headquarters today: “Grateful for the welcome I have received, it is my hope that, with God’s help, UNESCO will continue its valuable promotion of international cooperation in the fields of education, science and culture.” Leo XIV is the first pope to visit UNESCO headquarters since John Paul II in 1980. #newsOsdyxiyafc
36K views · 212K reactions | To stand in solidarity means putting down the script. Being a real human. Having a heart for children, for the oppressed, for people suffering even when they don’t look like you, pray like you, vote like you, or come from where you come from. It means refusing to let politics, religion, nationality, or propaganda decide whose pain matters. You don’t have to agree with everything someone believes to recognize their humanity. You don’t have to belong to their group to care when they’re hurting. And you shouldn’t need permission from your side to say something is wrong. Being a good person isn’t a switch you turn on and off depending on who’s suffering. If your compassion only extends to people you agree with, that isn’t solidarity. It’s not empathy either. It’s bigotry. Humanity has to come first. It’s time we all stop playing a role in Satan’s circus, and start standing up for each other as children of God. One love #china#netanyahu#epstein#…Bebree
As France moves toward legalising euthanasia, Leo XIV spoke about the unconditional value of human life. Speaking today at UNESCO in Paris, Leo XIV warned against a society that measures human worth by efficiency and casts aside those deemed no longer productive. “Our dignity is not destroyed by illness or suffering, nor is it dependent upon our abilities,” he said. Even in “the most vulnerable circumstances, even to death itself,” human dignity remains undiminished. The sick, suffering and dying, he said, must receive “loving care at every stage of life.”
Leo XIV, s’adressant à l’UNESCO à Paris, s’élève contre l’euthanasie : « L’être humain est certes celui qui naît, mais aussi celui qui meurt. Notre dignité n’est pas détruite par la maladie ou la souffrance, et elle ne dépend pas non plus de nos capacités. Elle exige au contraire une attention bienveillante à chaque étape de la vie. »
Pope Leo Celebrates Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral During Apostolic Visit to France youtube.com/watch?v=0Rgg9xelsWQ Pope Leo joins a celebration of Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris during his four-day apostolic journey to France. The evening prayer service brings clergy and worshippers together inside the landmark cathedral. Watch the ceremony and the scenes from this stop on the pontiff’s visit. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.
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Some 2,500 journalists are covering Leo XIV’s visit to France, with special programming across the country’s main TV channels, radio stations, newspapers and news sites. Today, large crowds filled central Paris for the Pope’s visit. The scale of the turnout comes after days of unusually extensive media coverage of Leo XIV and his trip.
Incredible crowds in central Paris for His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.
September 25th - Saint of the Day: Saint Sergius of Radonezh, Abbot He failed at reading. He lost everything. Then he changed a nation forever. Saint Sergius of Radonezh started as Bartholomew, the boy who couldn't keep up in school, until a mysterious encounter under an oak tree opened Scripture to him. He walked into the wilderness alone, endured brutal winters and hunger, befriended a wild bear by sharing his bread, and built what became Russia's greatest monastery with his own hands. He refused power twice. He made peace where armies failed. His disciples founded around 40 monasteries. And tradition says the Mother of God herself appeared in his cell. This is the story of the Abbot of All Russia, and why struggling students still ask his prayers today. Dive into the full story at HolyManna.blog, your home for daily saints, Mass readings, and Catholic devotion. Sergius of Radonezh Sergius of Radonez Bartholomew of…. Memorial 25 September Profile Born to the …Bebree
Pope Leo XIV went to the Élysée and, with Emmanuel Macron sitting in front of him, delivered a theoretical lesson on what laïcité should mean. A "just secularism", he said, does not consist in excluding religion from the public sphere or from education, “Catholic schools have their full place in the educational landscape of a country like France.” Leo XIV greeted not simply “the French,” but “all those who live in this country.” Together, he said, they form “one people,” whose diversity of origins enriches democratic life and “the art of living together.” Leo XIV also went – in words only - into one of France’s fiercest current debates: euthanasia, pushed through by Macron. The pope warned against expecting science to provide an answer and consolation for every human suffering, and explicitly named genetic manipulation, surrogacy, the buying of organs and “the offer of a programmed death.” “The protection of the right to life constitutes the indispensable foundation of every other human …Bebree
Leo XIV to the Civil Authorities of the French Republic: “A Christian involved in public life, acting in the light of his faith, cannot be considered a proselytizer and a threat to the homeland. Proper secularism does not consist of excluding religion from the public space.”
Father Isaac Relyea on the sign of the Cross with John-Henry Weston. I have not watched it yet. Fr. Isaac Relyea: “Pope Leo XIV Is a Heretic” – Silence of the Shepherds Invites Damnation Traditional Franciscan priest Fr. Mary-Isaac Relyea joins John-Henry Westen to address what he describes as a crisis of silence within the Catholic hierarchy. Drawing on St. John Eudes and St. Gregory the Great, Relyea argues that priests and bishops have a grave obligation to defend Catholic doctrine and warn souls against sin. He sharply criticizes Pope Leo XIV and other prelates whom he believes have failed in that responsibility, a failure that, he warns, invites damnation. The discussion addresses reception of Holy Communion, homosexuality, modernism, Vatican II, and the SSPX. Relyea argues that Catholics must remain faithful to what they understand as perennial Catholic teaching even amid opposition from Church authorities or their own families. The silence of the shepherds is not neutral; it is …Bebree
I found an interesting video I would like to share. If you could finish to the end he has some very interesting things he says. Especially towards the end. That's what I found the most interesting. I watched a lot of his short videos last night. He showed and told me nothing I knew already. That Iran is not what they say it is. Under the link to the video, I am going to leave his channel as well. I prefer short video's so that's where I will leave it for anyone interested. If you prefer longer ones, just click live or video's. He has a funny sense of humor. Women in Iran: Powerful or Controlled? Here is his channel. Women in Iran: Powerful or Controlled?
Saint Peter’s Basilica will hold a Lectio Francisci and Eucharist on October 24 - the same date and place requested by the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage for its Mass in the Roman rite. Marking the 800th anniversary of St. Francis’s death, the 3:30 p.m. event features talks on Francis in Rome, his bond with the See of Peter, and fraternity and multiculturalism, with music by the Cappella Musicale Giulia. As permission was denied, Bishop Athanasius Schneider’s Mass is moved to Santa Maria Maggiore at 3 p.m. to celebrate the Holy Mass for the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage. No reason for the refusal has been given.
#china #netanyahu #epstein #…Bebree
September 25th - Saint of the Day: Saint Sergius of Radonezh, Abbot
Saint Sergius of Radonezh started as Bartholomew, the boy who couldn't keep up in school, until a mysterious encounter under an oak tree opened Scripture to him. 
He walked into the wilderness alone, endured brutal winters and hunger, befriended a wild bear by sharing his bread, and built what became Russia's greatest monastery with his own hands. 
He refused power twice. He made peace where armies failed. His disciples founded around 40 monasteries. And tradition says the Mother of God herself appeared in his cell. 
This is the story of the Abbot of All Russia, and why struggling students still ask his prayers today. 
Dive into the full story at HolyManna.blog, your home for daily saints, Mass readings, and Catholic devotion. 