Richard - Ukraine has blown up the Druzhba-1 station at Kaleikino,the critical ... Ukraine has blown up the Druzhba-1 station at Kaleikino,the critical hub of the Druzhba oil pipeline. This strike disrupts a line supplying 86% of Hungary’s oil and 100% of Slovakia’s. In response, Slovakia has announced it will cut off electricity exports to Ukraine...... x.com/ricwe123/status/2026212788545225006/video/1
I said almost the same thing. But I see it as President Putin didn't want to associate with such an evil man. It started way back when epstein tried to entice Putin into his so called business proposition. Remember what Medvedev said? He knows about trumps sex life. Yes! Russia is not involved with filth. They destroy it. Every propaganda they tried to use to make us hate Putin has failed and been revealed he was not involved. But one thing about Russia and Putin, they don't reveal what they know about others. They don't use blackmail or try to destroy other leaders. They know sooner or later it will all come out. You hardly ever hear Putin talking badly about anyone. Putin always use to warn the people however. For instance, he kept saying look and listen and watch what's going on. Your freedom's and faith are being taking from you. At that time it was about bho. He and most Russians call him the most evil president we ever had. And they were right. Until trump came along. I use to …அதிகமாக
I think every act of the Zelenskyy government is approved by and in most cases planned by the US (or our masters). It is an embarrassment that these people act under the American banner. Putin has an excellent intelligence unit at his disposal. He would have known about the Epstein blackmail operation well before Epstein reached out to him.
The Epstein files indicate hundreds of crimes were committed, mostly sexual in nature. The perpetrators need to be arrested and held accountable. So far only two have been arrested and none are American. I can think of 15 off the top of my head. God Bless Thomas Massie for his efforts in transparency.
A rare medieval survivor in the City of London A rare medieval survivor in the City of London: St Olave’s Hart Street. It survived the Great Fire of London, was for many years the parish church of 17th diarist Samuel Pepys, was dubbed ‘St Ghastly Grim’ by Charles Dickens because of the entranceway to its churchyard and it is still going strong today. It is incredible how much history you can find tucked away amongst the skyscrapers in the City #London#londonhistory#church#churchhistory
Bishop Joseph Strickland wrote on February 3 on PillarsOfFaith.net and on February 23 on X.com a statement about the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X. (FSSPX). Key phrases. First Statement: Vatican's Silence Is a Decision - “The current situation involving the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) has once again revealed a serious and unresolved reality within the Church – one that cannot be dismissed, delayed indefinitely, or answered with silence.” - “Without new bishops, the continuity of that priestly formation and sacramental life cannot be sustained.” - “When such concerns are brought forward calmly, respectfully, and repeatedly – and when they are met not with clarity but with silence – delay itself becomes a decision.” - “Unity in the Church is not preserved by ambiguity.” Second Statement: Continuity Is Not Rebellion - “Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre believed that foundational elements of Catholic life – traditional priestly formation, clear sacramental theology, and the ancient Roman …அதிகமாக
Truth of the Catholic Faith vs lying novelties Pope Pius X fight against modernism (synthesis of all heresies ). From EWTN crowed to JPII groupies the poison ingested in making sense of Vatican II contradictions. Mother Teresa , Mother Angelica , JPII thought Assisi prayer meeting was the best thing since slice bread.
Fr, Malachi Martin said that Archbishop Lefebvre and the SSPX were like a chicken bone in the throat of Paul VI. He couldn't swallow them and he couldn't cough them up.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider published on Diane Montagna’s Substack.com-Account a “Fraternal Appeal” to Pope Leo XIV about the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X (FSSPX). He urges Leo XIV in this “truly Providential moment” to grant the apostolic mandate for the episcopal consecrations. The backbone of the appeal. - In this debate, new quasi-dogmas are being established that do not exist in the Depositum fidei. - These quasi-dogmas maintain that the Pope’s consent to a bishop’s consecration is of divine right, and that a consecration carried out without this consent, or even against a papal prohibition, constitutes in itself a schismatic act. - Centuries of ecclesial practice, as well as traditional canon law, stand in opposition to such absolutizing assertions. Canonical Argument - In the first millennium of the Church’s life, episcopal consecrations were generally performed without formal papal permission, and candidates were not required to be approved by the Pope. - According to …அதிகமாக
“St. Athanasius disobeyed the order of Pope Liberius, who instructed him to enter into hierarchical communion with the overwhelming majority of the episcopate, which was in fact Arian or semi-Arian. As a result, he was excommunicated….(he) disobeyed out of love for the Church…”
Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, 97, appeals on Diakonos.be (February 24) to find a rite of the Mass that finally corresponds to Vatican II. His main points, shortened for readability. - It was not Sacrosanctum Concilium of Vatican II, but the post-conciliar implementation that opened a rift in much of the Catholic world. - One must ask why Paul VI’s reforms was perceived as a break with tradition. - The consequences were grave: arbitrariness and unbridled individualism replaced the Mass with personal compositions, even in ring binders. - The result was liturgical chaos and an unprecedented exodus from the Church that continues today. - Paul VI’s reform of the missal, though not without flaws, faced criticism that, while often understandable, was not justified. - The “Novus Ordo,” promulgated by the pope, had to be accepted in obedience despite legitimate criticism. - If Christ’s obedience unto death is made present in the Eucharist, it cannot be celebrated in disobedience. - For some, …அதிகமாக
No Pope has the authority to change the Traditions of the Church. The TLM is clearly part of the Tradition of the Church, and was codified by the dogmatic Council of Trent. Furthermore, the Novus Ordo isn’t from Vatican II, but was concocted after VII by a masonic archbishop and six protestant ministers. The Novus Ordo was rejected in 1967 by the college of Cardinals. Additionally, the Novus Ordo contains practices that are forbidden by the Church but were allowed to continue under “indults” that were granted once the abuses became widespread. Finally, any priest who has faculties to offer Mass in the diocese can offer the TLM for a group of Catholics. No special or additional permission is needed. No Pope, bishop, Monsignor or any other prelate of the Church can forbid the Mass. The Mass is the most important expression of Christ’s presence on Earth. The faithful have a right to the Mass and the priest has a duty to provide it.
Bishop Heiner Wilmer, 64, of Hildesheim, Germany, was elected president of the German Bishops’ Conference today. He joined the religious order of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Dehonians) at the age of 19. Pope Francis appointed him as Bishop of Hildesheim in 2018. "Blessing Ceremonies for Transvestites" In an October 2021 homily, he called for "a fresh perspective on sexuality". In 2022, he supported OutInChurch, a movement composed of homosexual Church employees. Following the Vatican's rejection of the blessing of same-sex unions, Monsignor Wilmer released a press statement (25 January 2022): "We must continue to discuss the blessing of same-sex couples and should not treat it as a taboo. The point is to acknowledge the lived realities of same-sex partnerships today." In September 2022, he voted in favour of a text from the German Synodal Way that sought to "change" Catholic sexual morality. The text called for the acceptance of homosexual acts and diverse fictive gender identities: "I …அதிகமாக
On 24 February, the Spanish Bishops’ Conference stated that, during their meeting with Pope Leo XIV last November, he had warned them about "the risks of subjecting faith to ideologies": "Pope Leo XIV received us with special affection, listened to all the members of the Commission, and encouraged us in our commitment to evangelising, to which the Church in Spain is dedicated. The Holy Father also encouraged communion among all the members and institutions that make up the Church." The statement adds: "In the dialogue, the Pope reflected on the risks of aligning faith with ideologies without referencing any particular group." The statement functions as a formal clarification. On Monday, newspaper El País reported that Leo XIV had expressed concern to the Spanish bishops about the risk of the far right attempting to instrumentalise the Church, particularly with regard to issues such as migration. However, the original report did not claim that the Pope named any specific political …அதிகமாக
Spanish Bishops Conference release statement saying that El Pais’ framing of the meeting is not accurate, saying: “In the dialogue, the Holy Father reflected, among other things, on the risks of subjecting faith to ideologies, without mentioning any specific group.”
The German bishops have accepted on February 24 the statutes for the future ‘Synodal Conference’ at its plenary meeting in Würzburg. The statutes go now to the Vatican for approval before the body will be established. Bishop Georg Bätzing of Limburg has repeatedly emphasized that Archbishop Filippo Iannone, Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops, has received the text informally months ago. Shared Decision-Making Between Bishops and Laity The Synodal Conference is a permanent national body responsible for deciding on nationwide Church issues and thus gaining power over individual bishops. According to the adopted statutes, the Synodal Conference "deliberates and adopts resolutions in accordance with 'synodal decision-making processes' on significant ecclesiastical matters of supra-diocesan importance". Current plans for the "Synodal Conference" want to include 27 diocesan bishops, 27 lay members, and 27 further elected representatives. If approved by Leo XIV, the Synodal Conference will …அதிகமாக
Mind you this is only one of many posted by various people on twitter several years ago and yt. In one post they were asking who would they like to see as President. There were 4 or 5 people listed. Putin came out to 89% or more. I didn't save that one unfortunately. For some reason just this one. That 2% is the dangerous ones who spread propaganda about the man I'm thinking. Such a small %. But they can do much harm if people don't know anything about President Putin. GTV took down another post I tried to put up. I don't know why.
“My years in Chiclayo were like ‘I’m going to stay here for the rest of my life.’ I was very happy there, to the point that on the very first day I arrived in Chiclayo, the emeritus bishop took me to this sanctuary, Nuestra Señora de la Paz, in the diocese, which is located just outside the city. There is a crypt under the church where the second bishop of the diocese is buried; so the outgoing bishop takes me there and says to me: ‘There is room here for you and for me when we are buried,’ and I thought: ‘Well, whoever arrives first will make room for the other!’” Pope Leo XIV Bishop Robert Prevost at the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Paz, where he signed the book of honor on the first day of his ministry in Chiclayo.