Today, Leo XIV has appointed Auxiliary Bishop Michele Autuoro, 59, of Naples as the new Metropolitan Archbishop of Benevento, Italy. He was mentored by the pro-homosexual Cardinal Domenico Battaglia of Naples, who is famous for washing the feet of homosexuals and allowing liturgies including transvestites. "Todos, todos, todos" Talking to LaPorzione.it in November 2024, Monsignor Autuoro praised the Francis’ Church. Some quotes from this interview: - “The Church is a great construction site — the construction site of the Synod.” - “The Synod is not a conclusion, it is only a beginning.” - “There is a great desire for change.” - “The Church has only one mission: to reach everyone.” - “The Church is a banquet offered to all peoples, where everyone must sit and no one must be excluded.” Migration / anti-border rhetoric During his time as director of Missio (2013–2018), he campaigned in favour of illegal immigration and criticised "walls and closed borders". During the “Liberi di …Ebisinga
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Anciano se convierte al catolicismo en una residencia de Colorado Warren tenía seis años cuando una familia católica de agricultores dejó en él una huella que tardaría casi siete décadas en fructificar. A los 73, postrado en una residencia de mayores en Boulder (Colorado), pidió ser recibido en la Iglesia católica. Semanas después falleció, ya bautizado y con los sacramentos recibidos. hmt
Auxiliary Bishop Rob Mutsaerts of ’s-Hertogenbosch says he was silenced on the spot (“gecanceld”) after questioning the ideology of a self-described inclusive parish. Writing on his blog on April 29, Monsignor Mutsaerts recounted celebrating the Sacrament of Confirmation at a parish with a rainbow flag outside the church. Before the entrance procession began, the bishop asked one of the boys preparing for Confirmation what he thought of the flag. The teenager shrugged and replied that he would rather have seen a PSV football flag hanging there. After the Eucharist, parishioners told Mutsaerts that they considered themselves an “LGBTQ church” and a “Rainbow Church.” During conversations afterward at the coffee table, the bishop began questioning what such churches mean when they describe themselves as “inclusive.” Monsignor Mutsaerts argued that every church necessarily has boundaries because every church teaches truths about morality, human nature, and faith. In his view, the …Ebisinga
The Director of the World Health Organization, Dr. Tedros, says every country in the world is now expected to fall in line with his International Health Regulations because of hantavirus. He says it is now a moral obligation for nations to submit to and believe in his Global Health Order. "It's only when we support each other that we can respond more effectively to viruses and outbreaks." "Countries are expected to cooperate based on International Health Regulations."
Archbishop Alexander Sample of Portland, Oregon, has renewed a 2018 directive requiring the Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel to be recited after Eucharists across the Archdiocese. The instruction was included in a May 12 pastoral letter published on ArchdPdx.org The prayer should be said “after the conclusion of every Mass celebrated in the archdiocese,” describing it as part of a spiritual response to challenges facing the Church. The “Mission Renewal” initiative includes consecration of the archdiocese to the Sacred Heart, novenas, Eucharistic processions, fasting and penance, and works of mercy. Explaining the reason for the prayer, Archbishop Sample wrote that “Satan seeks to divide, disrupt and interfere,” adding that united prayer against “the enemy” is crucial for renewal efforts. #newsIchjizaoee
One of the best and greatest Bishops that the Church has in the United States today. Thank God for His Excellency, Archbishop Sample. A phenomenal, faithful and holy Shepherd.
May the power of the Lord overshadow him and make him every wit whole. Raise him up, Lord, by your healing virtue, we pray. We desperately need him in this dark hour.
God may have given animals less intelligence than us, but nobody will ever convince me He didn't give them souls--eternal souls. I think we'll find Heaven a lot more crowded than we've been led to believe.
The Israeli authorities have refused to renew the residency visa of Jordanian priest Louis Salman, forcing him to leave Beit Sahur, near Bethlehem, after years of ministry in the West Bank. A leading voice for Palestinian Christian youth, Fr Salman presided over the memorial service for journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in 2022.
Israeli authorities have expelled Catholic priest Father Louis Salman from Palestine after refusing to renew his residency permit following a lengthy and unusual security investigation.
As Israeli settlers continue to attack Palestinians across the occupied West Bank. CNN Producer Abeer Salman reports from Umm al-Khair, where razor wire has blocked Palestinian children from going to school.
Mentre i coloni israeliani continuano ad attaccare i palestinesi in tutta la Cisgiordania occupata. La produttrice della CNN Abeer Salman riporta da Umm al-Khair, dove il filo spinato ha impedito ai bambini palestinesi di andare a scuola.
Auxiliary Bishop Rob Mutsaerts of Den Bosch is believed to have suffered a blackout while driving home from Helvoirt, reports Nd.nl. On Saturday evening, he was at the Emmaus retreat centre in Helvoirt, hearing confessions. On the way home, he drove his car into a tree. Further examinations will need to determine how he suddenly left the road. He sustained a dislocated hip, as well as fractures to his pelvis and elbow, and spent some time in intensive care on Sunday. The diocese has confirmed that he is conscious and able to communicate. Upon learning of the accident on Sunday, Bishop Gerard de Korte of Den Bosch immediately called Mutsaerts. De Korte stated: “He remembers absolutely nothing about the accident. That part is completely gone. He has suffered several injuries, but he is stable.” Bishop Mutsaerts may be able to make a full recovery. #newsYsmuozdzwv
Bishop Athanasius Schneider criticized the Final Report of Study Group No. 9 on homosexuality in an interview with Diane Montagna on May 12. The report - published by the Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops, an organ of the Holy See - has "stooped to promoting the propaganda of a global sexual ideology". Thus, the Holy See is “collaborating with lobbyists in a true revolt against God’s work of creation.” Salami Tactics to Declare Homosexuality Acceptable Monsignor Schneider recalls that the legitimization of homosexuality was already on the agenda at Pope Francis’ first Synod on the Family (2015). This culminated in the promulgation of Fiducia Supplicans (2023): “Fiducia Supplicans is a mockery of common sense. It speaks of the possibility of blessing homosexual couples, not officially and liturgically, but spontaneously. According to the document, the object of the blessing is the homosexual couple, and not their relationship. But being a ‘couple’ is derived precisely from the …Ebisinga
The supposed catholic gay apologists hold a completely illogical position. Masturbation is a sin, fornication with the opposite sex is a sin but yet somehow unnatural homosexual acts are not sinful. Or they legalize all sex acts saying that the 6th and 9th commandments are no longer in force. Lust has blinded their judgment.
Good Bye Good men book sounded the alarm ages ago Seminaries been hot bed of homos for decades Randy Engel rite of Sodomy nothing new Paul VI rumor has it picked his Paul name from his Barber Catholic Priest Father John O'Connor: A Prophetic Speech youtube.com/watch?v=NMviIO0cO2U
Classic Marshall, faking Prevost's naivety to avoid frontal assault, a compromise approach to maintain mirage of truthfulness while being on good terms with "the pope". Not much different from what prominent "orthodox" prelates did under Bergoglio
On Friday, Leo XIV. visited Naples Cathedral. Shortly before his arrival, the blood of Saint Januarius reportedly liquefied off-schedule. The miracle traditionally occurs three times a year and has also been linked to earlier papal visits, including that of Pius IX in 1848. During visits by John Paul II in 1979 and Benedict XVI in 2007, the miracle did not occur. Francis witnessed a partial liquefaction in 2015.
Papst Leo XIV. zeigt das auf wundersame Weise verflüssigte Blut des Heiligen Januarius in der Kathedrale von Neapel.
[St. Bernard of Clairvaux – XI-XII Century AD; born: Burgundy, Kingdom of France/died: Clairvaux, Kingdom of France; (aged 62-63); Abbot; Mystic; Leader; co-founder of the Knights Templar; Last of the Fathers; Doctor Mellifluus] Chapter VII. Of love toward God not without reward: and how the hunger of man's heart cannot be satisfied with earthly things And now let us consider what profit we shall have from loving God. Even though our knowledge of this is imperfect, still that is better than to ignore it altogether. I have already said (when it was a question of wherefore and in what manner God should be loved) that there was a double reason constraining us: His right and our advantage. Having written as best I can, though unworthily, of God's right to be loved. I have still to treat of the recompense which that love brings. For although God would be loved without respect of reward, yet He wills not to leave love unrewarded. True charity cannot be left destitute, even though she is …Ebisinga
"On a lower plane of action, it is the reluctant, not the eager, whom we urge by promises of reward. Who would think of paying a man to do what he was yearning to do already? For instance no one would hire a hungry man to eat, or a thirsty man to drink, or a mother to nurse her own child. Who would think of bribing a farmer to dress his own vineyard, or to dig about his orchard, or to rebuild his house? So, all the more, one who loves God truly asks no other recompense than God Himself; for if he should demand anything else it would be the prize that he loved and not God."
The Diocese of Amiens, northern France, has announced that it will not renew the mission of three conservative priests from the Diocese of Fréjus-Toulon after months of “growing tensions” within the parishes. Fathers François-Régis Favre, Éloi Legrand, and Pierre-Marie Brochery, began serving in the parishes of Albert, Bray-sur-Somme, Mailly-Maillet, and Acheux in September 2025. They will depart at the end of the current pastoral year. In a statement released on April 27, Bishop Gérard Le Stang said the decision followed “a long period of reflection” and consultations with diocesan clergy and parishioners. He described the situation as having created a “deep and lasting disruption” within the communities. Cassocks, Novus Ordo in Latin The priests drew criticism from some parishioners for wearing cassocks, celebrating the Novus Ordo partly in Latin, and emphasizing moral teaching. Complaints also emerged regarding what some described as divisive preaching. One deacon reportedly …Ebisinga