On 27 April, Mrs Sarah Mullally commissioned the Director of the Anglican Centre in Rome, Anthony Ball, as her representative to the Holy See. Despite the Anglicans having their own church in Rome, the ceremony took place at the Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola which belongs to the Jesuits. Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle delivered a homily about an alleged "common faith and unity in Jesus Christ".
The optics of this really aren't good. Why did this need to happen in a Catholic church in Rome when there's a perfectly decent Anglican one within the walls?
In the afternoon, following the fruitless and sacrilegious meeting with the apostate Prevost, the apostate "Popess" of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, presided over a sacrilegious parody of Vespers, profaning the Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, in complicity with Luis Antonio Tagle.
Prevost simultaneously draws various sects toward himself, granting each of them something in exchange for this "apostate union" with him. Unfortunately, Prevost is also being supported by apostates—both priests and laity. Once Prevost had seized control of the Church’s physical infrastructure, Catholic media outlets, and finances, he held a group of "deceived Catholics" in a state of delusion; these individuals collaborate with evil—much as the Communists of old characterized such collaborators as "useful idiots." This phenomenon can be explained—just as Scripture affirms—only by the fact that they have fallen under a satanic spell, such that they themselves prefer to believe Prevost's lies. They do everything possible to cover it up, justify it, and support it. As Saint Alphonsus Liguori explains, spiritual blindness and obstinacy are possible only when a soul is a slave to sin. For this reason, in Thessalonians, we see it stated that those who have fallen under satanic deception …Mai
"The only cases of autism in the Amish population were among adopted children who had been vaccinated before joining Amish families. Zero cases in unvaccinated Amish-born kids." -Dr Brian Hooker, PhD
We post the art essay from the Magnificat for the April issue. It's about the work titled, "Blessed the Man." The artist is Anonymous and goes back to the 9th century. It's in Stuttgart, Germany. The reflection is written by Father Gabriel Porretta. He's a scholar of medieval Christianity and theology teacher at Providence College in Rhode Island. How very appropriate is this old religious work of art with another war taking place in the Middle East. Pilate's words, "Behold, the man!" (John 19:5) are cruel mockery as he displays the whipped and bloodied prisoner to the screaming crowd. The words mean: look at what you call a man. Look at how weak he is. How defenceless. How beaten down. And the words have menace: this is who you are in the hands of Roman justice, and any one of you could be next. But the unknown artist of the early-9th-century Stuttgart Psalter noticed that, through the mockery and the menace of Pilate’s words, an echo of another voice can be heard: "Blessed the man"…
A judge yesterday dismissed charges against 75-year-old Scottish grandmother Rose Docherty, who was arrested for offering consensual conversation in a “buffer zone”. Watch Rose’s reaction to the free speech victory, outside court yesterday
Jay Richards On Why Modern Science Points Directly to Intelligent Design Does the natural world point beyond itself? Jay Richards joins us to discuss the groundbreaking new documentary, The Story of Everything, and the scientific evidence for a creator. Is science the enemy of faith, or its loudest witness? Jay Richards, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, dives into the "fine-tuning" of the universe—from the precise force of gravity to the discovery of over 5,000 extrasolar planets. In this interview, Jay explores how 20th and 21st-century discoveries in physics and cosmology support the classic philosophical arguments of St. Thomas Aquinas. We discuss why an ecumenical approach to science is vital for our culture and how the "lingua franca" of science is revealing the invisible qualities of God as described in Romans 1. Key Highlights: -Beyond the Summa: How modern science provides a "general revelation" that St. Thomas Aquinas couldn't have imagined. -The Fine-Tuning …Mai
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On April 27, Bishop Emeritus Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas, commented on PillarsOfFaith.net regarding the scandalous reception of Mrs. Sarah Mullally at the Vatican. The woman bears the title and attire of the Anglican “Archbishop” of Canterbury. Monsignor Strickland managed not to mention Pope Leo XIV, even though he had received the lady as an equal “bishop.” Rather, Bishop Strickland merely reaffirmed the Catholic teaching that the priesthood is divinely instituted and that the Church has no authority to ordain women. He argued that public gestures that give the appearance of honoring someone without valid ordination in an office could confuse the faithful about the nature of the Catholic priesthood and ordination. In conclusion, he called on Catholics to respond with prayer, Eucharistic adoration, penance, and reparation for the Church. #newsTwjnhxknic
illuminatibot @iluminatibot Nun gives a grave warning regarding the depopulation agenda, and calls out the Pope as the spiritual leader of the evil globalists behind it all. She's awake!
Anglican Dame Leads Pope in Prayer at the Vatican: Today, Sarah Mullally, who holds the title and costume of the Archbishop of Canterbury, led Pope Leo XIV in prayer in the Vatican today. They were together in the Urban VIII Chapel inside the Apostolic Palace. Mullally’s office claimed that Leo presided, but that they both said a prayer of thanks together.
"Archbishop" Sarah Mullally today led Pope Leo XIV in public prayer in the Vatican.
@DrMaria "While Pope Leo says what he has in common with her " --- And it is what he has in common with her scandalizes, terrifies and raises suspicions of heresy.
A New Worry for Republicans: Latino Catholics Offended by Trump In 2024, the president made significant inroads with Hispanics. But in a competitive Arizona congressional district, voters now express dismay at his feud with the pope. nytimes.com/…26/04/24/us/politics/trump-pope-lati…When Stuart Sepulvida arrives at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Parish in Tucson, Ariz., for Mass, which he attends most mornings, he passes a display honoring local soldiers and encouraging parishioners to pray for their safety. Hundreds of small cards record their names: Robles, Arenas, Grajeda. A portrait of Pope Leo XIV hangs across the lobby. Mr. Sepulvida, 81, is a Vietnam veteran whose patriotism and Catholicism are deeply intertwined. He voted for President Trump three times but has never felt more betrayed by an American president than when Mr. Trump denounced Pope Leo as “weak on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy.” “It was very disturbing to me to hear both of them clashing like they …Mai
The Vatican’s Dicastery for Divine Worship has acknowledged receipt of a “hierarchical recourse” filed against the apparent refusal of Bishop Michael Martin of Charlotte, North Carolina, to respond to requests concerning liturgical matters. The Vatican letter, dated February 16 and signed by Fr. Pierre Paul, confirms that the case has been assigned protocol number 369/25 and will be examined according to the applicable procedures. However, in the Vatican, such procedural formalities often lead nowhere; even the acceptance of an appeal does not guarantee any intervention or substantive action. Bishop Martin has aggressively curtailed Catholic liturgical practices in the Diocese of Charlotte. #newsAhximseszf