Schneider is currently at the CIC with Michael Matt. Use this great interview for follow-up questions there.
Humanly speaking, Bishop Schneider doesn't see Leo XIV reversing Francis' course. The celebration of the Pontifical Mass at the end of October in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore - instead of St. Peter’s Basilica - can be described as a “consolation prize,” Bishop Athanasius Schneider told Gloria.tv (video below). It is “sad,” he said, that these Catholics are not allowed to celebrate Mass in St. Peter’s. At the same time, Santa Maria Maggiore is the most important Marian church in Christendom. Both Pius V - who codified the traditional Mass for all time - and Francis - who restricted it - are buried there. Bishop Schneider intends to pray with the faithful for liturgical peace and for the traditional Mass to be celebrated again without restrictions. Asked whether Leo XIV might reverse Francis’ course, Schneider replied: “Humanly speaking, I don’t think so. But there is still God.” The pilgrimage will pray for Leo XIV, asking God to grant him many graces. Schneider calls the suppression …更に表示
The Church is rotting from the inside, the world sits on a powder keg, and things look dimly for America. Just like Rome with its cereal and circus, so many are just consumed with sport and entertainment.
Bishops’ conferences may pursue “appropriate steps in different contexts” after the 'Amoris Laetitia' meeting. The Vatican today released details of Leo XIV’s meeting with 248 bishops marking ten years of 'Amoris Laetitia' (October 7–14). It will be conducted in a “synodal style.” Participants will work in 16 small groups before discussing their results in plenary. They will use the Synod on Synodality’s “Conversation in the Spirit”: three rounds consisting of sharing personal experience, “resonating” with what others have said, and jointly identifying what has emerged. Fr. Giacomo Costa SJ, responsible for the meeting’s methodology, described it as an “evaluation assembly.” Costa said a Church document “is not the end point” but must become part of the life of the Church and “allow itself to be tested by experience.” Local Churches are called to translate its orientations into different contexts, “experiment with paths,” and evaluate their fruits and difficulties. Costa also said the …更に表示
Ks. Mateusz Włodarczyk ICRSS, nowo wyświęcony kapłan Instytutu Chrystusa Króla Najwyższego Kapłana, odprawił 29 września Mszę prymicyjną w tradycyjnym rycie rzymskim w kościele św. Bartłomieja Apostoła w Ciągowicach. W uroczystości uczestniczył bp Artur Ważny, ordynariusz diecezji sosnowieckiej, który wygłosił homilię.
Hatred, stupidity, madness: In Porto-Vecchio, two individuals desecrate a statue of the Virgin Mary - "A desecration that must not be trivialized, the images are unbearable"
As Brazil prepares to hold elections next month, Latin America’s biggest nation is taking steps to shield its democracy from potential American meddling. nytimes.com/…cas/brazil-election-bolsonaro-presid… By Ana Ionova and Adam B. Ellick Ana Ionova reported from Brasília and Washington, and Adam B. Ellick from Brasília and São Paulo, Brazil. Published Sept. 28, 2026Updated Sept. 30, 2026 Leer en español Since taking office, President Trump has become an electoral kingmaker in Latin America. Right-wing candidates aligned with Washington have won the past seven elections in the region, with Mr. Trump explicitly endorsing the winner in two of them. “We’re doing very well in South America,” Mr. Trump told reporters this month. “Lots of people that I got elected.” Now comes the biggest regional test for the right and for Mr. Trump’s record of success: Brazil. As Brazilians prepare to head to the polls, the question looming over Latin America’s largest democracy is whether Mr. Trump will …更に表示
Aaron Murphy, a commercial pilot and flight instructor proved that the Flydubai story presented by Netanyahu is impossible, raising suspicions of another Israeli false flag operation. Sitting down in a flight simulator recreating the Flydubai FZ1073 incident so viewers can see what the cockpit and the aircraft itself would have looked like during the sudden dive. Murphy’s point at the end of the segment is that the dive was not just violent to sit through — it was close to structurally unsurvivable. In the simulator, the horizon drops away, the jet pitches steeply nose-down, and overspeed warnings start screaming as the aircraft accelerates through the plunge. His conclusion is blunt: a descent that steep and that fast would have torn the airplane apart. megatron_ron