Bishop Robert Barron has spoken out against criticism of his appearance at last week's White House Easter Lunch: 'In regard to the event at the White House, I had absolutely no control over what the other ministers said. My own contribution was focused on Jesus and the events of Holy Week--and I prayed for the country and that the President would govern according to God's will. To draw the conclusion that I am some mindless supporter of the MAGA movement is a calumny'
AI Overview the "McJesus" sculpture of a Ronald McDonald figure on a cross is no longer on display in Haifa, Israel. Following intense and violent protests by local Christians in January 2019, the Haifa Museum of Art removed the controversial artwork from its "Sacred Goods" exhibition. Key Details About the Incident: The Artwork: Titled "McJesus" and created by Finnish artist Jani Leinonen, the sculpture was intended to critique the worship of consumerism. The Protests: Hundreds of Arab Christians protested the piece, calling it a mockery of a sacred religious symbol. The demonstrations included vandalism, firebombs thrown at the museum, and clashes with police. Removal: Due to the violence, the mayor of Haifa announced on January 17, 2019, that the statue would be removed and returned to the lender.
“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled “I was the very first person in Canada to obtain the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine contract between Pfizer and the Canadian government, after a years-long battle through a freedom of information request. After reading the contract, what really stood out to me was this clause, which specifically said: “Purchaser further acknowledges that the long-term effects and efficacy of the vaccine are not currently known and that there may be adverse effects of the vaccine that are not currently known. Further, to the extent applicable, Purchaser acknowledges that the Product shall not be serialized.” So, of course, after reading that, it was clear the Canadian government was signing Canadians up to put an experimental, unproven vaccine into their bodies, while telling everyone it was safe and effective, even though they literally had no idea. About a year later, I submitted another freedom of information request to the Canadian government asking for: “Any and all …More
Cardinal Ernest Simoni, 97, stood beside Pope Leo XIV during the Easter Urbi et Orbi blessing at St. Peter’s Basilica. A survivor of Communist persecution in Albania, he endured years of prison and forced labor. He is known for his fidelity to the Catholic faith and his attachment to traditional liturgy.
Catholic Cardinal Ernest Simoni - sympathetic to the Traditional Mass - alongside Leo XIV in the Urbi et Orbi blessing
@Lisi Sterndorfer And if you'd quiz each one of them as to what they actually have been taught (and not been taught) and what they believe (and do not believe): you'd end up with FAR fewer Catholics (unfortunately, unknown to most of them).
The cardinal is, "sympathetic" to the traditional Mass? How about rather he states the truth; The traditional Mass is infinitely pleasing to God, the Novus Ordo has protestant errors within it and is therefore not.
This is a scene from the new Netflix show “The Sandman.” It depicts the Pope kissing a priest. Here are the names of the executive producer and directors: Neil Gaiman David S. Goyer Allan Heinberg Samuel Kieth Mike Dringenberg
Happy Easter to all the Freemasonic, Russian, and Zionist influencers here on GTV! You know who you are! Gemma sums up your failed position in these few sentences!
«Many times it seems that God does not exist: we see injustice, wickedness, indifference and cruelty that do not diminish. But it is equally certain that in the midst of darkness something new always begins to blossom that sooner or later bears fruit” Leo XIV in the Holy Mass of Easter
«Molte volte sembra che Dio non esista: vediamo ingiustizia, cattiverie, indifferenze e crudeltà che non diminuiscono. Però è altrettanto certo che nel mezzo dell’oscurità comincia sempre a sbocciare qualcosa di nuovo che presto o tardi produce un frutto» Leone XIV nella Santa Messa di Pasqua da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
Once, on a quiet hillside, three trees were growing side by side. One day, they began talking about their hopes and dreams. The first tree said, “Someday, I want to be turned into a beautiful treasure chest. I want to be filled with gold, silver, and precious gems—carved with intricate designs so everyone can admire my beauty.” The second tree said, “I want to become a powerful ship. I’ll carry kings and queens across the oceans, and everyone on board will feel safe because of my strength.” The third tree said, “I want to grow tall—taller than any tree in the forest. I want to stand at the top of the hill so people will look up at me, admire my branches, and think about God—how close I am to Him. I want to be remembered forever.” Years passed, and one day woodcutters came. One approached the first tree and said, “This is a strong tree—I can sell it to a carpenter.” The tree felt excited. This is it—I’m going to become a treasure chest! Another woodcutter looked at the second tree …More
97-ročný kardinál Ernest Simoni stál vedľa pápeža Leva XIV. počas veľkonočného požehnania Urbi et Orbi v Bazilike svätého Petra. Prežil komunistické prenasledovanie v Albánsku, prežil roky väzenia a nútených prác. Je známy svojou vernosťou katolíckej viere a oddanosťou tradičnej liturgii.
O Cardeal Ernest Simoni, 97 anos, esteve ao lado do Papa Leão XIV durante a bênção pascal Urbi et Orbi na Basílica de São Pedro. Sobrevivente da perseguição comunista na Albânia, suportou anos de prisão e de trabalhos forçados. É conhecido pela sua fidelidade à fé católica e pelo seu apego à liturgia tradicional.