After Paris Saint-Germain won the UEFA Champions League for the second year in a row on 30 May, striker Désiré Doué used a live post-match interview to speak about his Christian faith. Doué said: “I thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ tonight because that was my prayer, that was my prayer, to win this Champions League again, and we did it.”
"Je veux remercier Jésus-Christ" : Désiré Doué rend gloire à Dieu après le nouveau sacre du PSG
Vance thrown UNDER BUS MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Trump's growing to despise to JD Vance and wanting him gone and Meiselas discusses how Trump is leaning to the press to undermine JD Vance and JD Vance is leaking to the press to undermine Trump. Visit Meidas+ | MeidasTouch Network | Substack for more! MeidasTouch relies on SnapStream to record, watch, monitor, and clip the news. Get a FREE TRIAL of SnapStream by clicking here: Record TV with SnapStream to get clips that will …
nytimes.com/…nce-the-2028-front-runner-trump-has-… When he conducts those polls in private, Mr. Trump often compares Mr. Vance’s performance to his own achievements. He has told several allies that Mr. Vance has never won a tough race without his help. (Mr. Trump’s endorsement got Mr. Vance over the finish line in a tight race for an Ohio Senate seat.) He has brought up the number of vacations Mr. Vance has taken as vice president. (Mr. Trump does not generally take them.) He has repeatedly mentioned the vice president’s initial opposition to starting a war with Iran and has done so in front of Mr. Vance. (“I’m more of a peace person than you are — but I had to do it,” he has said to him.) The president has also questioned his decision to send a Vance-led delegation to a negotiation session in Pakistan that failed to end the war. Mr. Trump, always keenly attuned to the optics of the presidency, has zeroed in on moments when Mr. Vance might not look the part. He has repeatedly …Yana
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa of Jerusalem reportedly intervened with Israeli authorities after its military attempted to stop preparations for a Catholic Marian festival in the Christian Palestinian town of Taybeh on May 29. Israeli military vehicles entered the village during preparations for the annual celebration honoring Our Lady and ordered organizers to leave the area. Witnesses also claimed that a stun grenade was deployed during the incident. The parish priest overseeing the event immediately contacted Church authorities. The matter was then elevated to Cardinal Pizzaballa, who spoke with Israeli officials and secured permission for the festival to proceed. “Our fear this morning was that radical settlers would disrupt preparations for the Marian Festival. Instead, it was far more disturbing to watch the Israeli military intervene,” said Lex Pouliot of the Vulnerable People Project, who was present in Taybeh. Taybeh, regarded as the last entirely Christian Palestinian town …Yana
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The sole bishop in Estonia, where only 0.8% of people are Catholic, discussed a small but unprecedented rise in conversions this year. Bishop Philippe Jourdan received 48 adults into the Church at Easter; 33 of them were unbaptized.
A bill due for debate in the French National Assembly on June 1 could require Catholic priests to report abuse disclosed during confession. Article 9 of the proposed legislation would remove exemptions for ministers of religion regarding information obtained "in the exercise of their ministry." The provision directly threatens the seal of confession. In a statement issued on May 29, the French bishops' conference expressed "great concern," warning that the bill could undermine freedom of conscience, freedom of worship, professional secrecy, and educational freedom. The bishops argue that ministers of religion are being explicitly targeted by the amendment, while other forms of legally protected confidentiality like lawyers remain governed by their existing legal frameworks. The bishops insist they fully support efforts to combat child abuse. However, they argue that forcing priests to violate the seal of confession would cross a line with significant implications for religious liberty …Yana
Under the proposed French child protection bill debated in the National Assembly, priests who refuse to report abuse disclosed during confession could face up to 3 years in prison and a €45,000 fine. These penalties align with France's standard criminal code for failing to report the mistreatment of a minor.
Trinity Sunday: Let St. Gregory Teach Us Again Most Catholics will not hear a substantial homily on the Trinity this Sunday. That is understandable. The mystery of one God in three Persons stretches language to its limits. Rather than attempting something new, let us listen to one of the Church’s greatest teachers. St. Gregory of Nazianzus, known simply as “the Theologian,” spent his life defending and contemplating the mystery of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Nearly sixteen centuries later, his words still illuminate what our own explanations often struggle to express: “To us there is One God, for the Godhead is One… but when we look at the Persons in Whom the Godhead dwells… there are Three Whom we worship.” On this Trinity Sunday, let us approach this mystery not with frustration at what we cannot fully explain, but with awe, gratitude, and worship. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world …Yana
@ yuca2111... you block yourself off which is a sign of immaturity but superiority at the same time. Act like a grown up if you want to talk cause your posts are useless lies.
To SSPX:"Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, For I am your God; I will Strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand". Isaiah 41:10
Homo Mafia you want there help ? This diabolical disorientation is on full display don't get cold feet fight the good fight . Rome lost the faith of our Fathers
Saint Felix of Nicosia | The Humble Friar Who Served with Joy | Feast Day May 31st Today we remember Saint Felix of Nicosia, whose feast day is celebrated on May 31. Born in **Nicosia, Italy in 1715, Saint Felix grew up in a humble family and desired to serve God from a young age. After several attempts, he was finally accepted into the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. As a Capuchin brother, he spent his days: helping the poor collecting alms for the community serving others with kindness living a life of prayer and humility Saint Felix became known for his cheerful spirit and deep trust in God. People were drawn to him because they saw genuine holiness in his simple way of life. Gospel of Matthew 23:11 reminds us: "The greatest among you must be your servant." He is remembered for: Humility Joyful service Charity toward the poor Faithful prayer Saint Felix reminds us: holiness can be lived in ordinary daily tasks kindness and humility are powerful witnesses …Yana
Saint Félix (Jacques Amoroso) - 31 mai Frère mineur capucin en Sicile (+ 1787) Filippo Giacomo Amoroso ou Giacomo Felice Amoroso de Nicosie, frère mineur capucin en Sicile. Né en 1715 dans une famille nombreuse, modèle d'obéissance, il ne faisait rien sans permission. Pendant quarante ans, il vécut d'aumône et, bien qu'analphabète, par sa charité et son humilité, il eut un apostolat fructueux. Béatifié par le pape Léon XIII le 12 février 1888, canonisé le 23 octobre 2005 par Benoît XVI. Biographie: Felice de Nicosia (1715-1787) site du Vatican Saint Felice da Nicosia aimait répéter en toutes circonstances, joyeuses ou tristes: 'Ainsi soit-il pour l'amour de Dieu'. Nous pouvons ainsi comprendre combien était intense et concrète en lui l'expérience de l'amour de Dieu révélé aux hommes dans le Christ. Cet humble Frère capucin, illustre fils de la terre de Sicile, austère et pénitent, fidèle aux plus authentiques expressions de la tradition franciscaine, fut progressivement …Yana
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint John 3,16-18. God so loved the world that he gave his only-begotten Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him. Whoever believes in him will not be condemned, but whoever does not believe has already been condemned, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God.
Aus dem Heiligen Evangelium nach Johannes - Joh 3,16-18. Gott hat die Welt so sehr geliebt, dass er seinen einzigen Sohn hingab, damit jeder, der an ihn glaubt, nicht verloren geht, sondern ewiges Leben hat. Denn Gott hat seinen Sohn nicht in die Welt gesandt, damit er die Welt richtet, sondern damit die Welt durch ihn gerettet wird. Wer an ihn glaubt, wird nicht gerichtet; wer nicht glaubt, ist schon gerichtet, weil er nicht an den Namen des einzigen Sohnes Gottes geglaubt hat. angelyelina
Notre Dame Priest Abused Students for 17 Years: An investigation of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, found Holy Cross priest Father Thomas King, a dorm rector and history professor, homosexually abused male students over 17 years during the 1980s and 1990s. He used a "weighing scheme" to see students naked and coerced others with threats of bad recommendations. Despite repeated reports, officials were slow to act, and King wasn't removed from ministry until 2020. Notre Dame's president apologized to victims upon the report's release in May 2026. King himself has remained silent.
Notre Dame Rector Sexually Abused Students Over 17 Years
17 years of abuse, destroying the body and souls of those entrusted to him and nobody a the University knew anything, I'll guess that many people knew but kept their mouths shut. Some out of fear and others because they were abusing students themselves. What is worse is that in many areas of the Church today, this still goes on.
A survey has found that over seven in ten people in France believe that crime is “out of control”, with fears that the country is sliding towards a “Mexinization” in which public authority is destroyed. According to a poll this week from CSA for Le Journal du Dimanche, 72 per cent of French people believe that crime is out of control. This belief is firmest among supporters of the centre-right Républicains at 92 per cent, followed by 83 per cent of National Rally, and 62 per cent of supporters of President Emmanuel Macron’s neo-liberal bloc. The sentiment was also held by a majority of left-wing voters at 55 per cent overall. This included 58 per cent of supporters of the far-left La France Insoumise party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon and 51 per cent of Socialist voters. Only Green Party supporters were below a majority, at just 45 per cent, in not believing that the country faces the prospect of becoming like Mexico, where the state loses authority to rogue criminal elements. The survey …
Worse than Germany: On May 21, Archbishop Gherardo Gambelli of Florence presided over a prayer vigil against “homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia”. 300 participants, including clergy, gathered. The event took place in the parish of Beata Vergine Maria delle Grazie all'Isolotto in Florence, a church located in the Isolotto district. This area is historically associated with ecclesiastical rebellion in the 1960s. During the vigil, Archbishop Gambelli cited Acts 10:34-35: "God shows no partiality, but in every nation anyone who fears Him and does what is right is acceptable to Him." He presented the passage as a reflection on the dignity of every person and the need to reject prejudice and hatred. The event featured personal testimonies from unrepentant homosexuals. One speaker, Carlo, a 53-year-old homosexual from Florence, whined about experiences of bullying during his youth. He publicly confessed to sinning stubbornly with a man since twenty years but called this accomplice "a precious …Yana
Instead of seeking the conversion of those who have fallen into the vice of homosexuality, these apostate priests—homosexual activists—rebel against God and seek the perdition of all those souls.
[St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori – XVII-XVIII Century AD; born: Marianella, Kingdom of Naples/died: Pagani. Kingdom of Naples; spiritual writer, composer, musician, artist, poet, lawyer, theologian; Bishop; Doctor of the Church] Chapter III ~ ‘Introduction’ ~ Chapter III ~ ‘The Various Tortures to which the Martyrs were Subjected.’ [The Rev. Father Mamachi, in his erudite and labored work entitled’ Manners and Customs of the First Christians,’ gives an account of all these tortures suffered by the martyrs, from the works of ancient writers who were their contemporaries, as St. Justin, Tertullian, Athenagoras, Origen, Eusebius of Caesarea, Clement of Alexandria, and others. This author describes at much length the various species of torture employed against the servants of Jesus Christ during the ten persecutions of the Roman emperors ; we shall be more brief, as our intention is merely to show how rich in merit those sainted heroes closed their earthly career.] THE MARTYRDOM OF THE …Yana
"THE MARTYRDOM OF FIRE. Some were placed upon gridirons, others plunged into caldrons of boiling oil or pitch. Many were suffocated with smoke, or dressed in a garment smeared with some combustible matter, and so burned at a stake. Some were cast into fiery furnaces ; more were crowded into a ship, which was set on fire at sea ; others were inclosed in a brazen bull and roasted alive ; more were tortured by red-hot plates of iron applied to their sides; some, finally, were thrown upon the earth, and molten lead poured over them, or were impaled upon a spit, and roasted before a slow fire."
A Prayer to the Holy Martyrs to obtain their Protection. O ye blessed Princes of the heavenly kingdom ! ye who sacrificed to the Almighty God the honors, the riches, and possessions of this life, and have received in return the unfading glory and never-ending joys of heaven ! ye who are secure in the everlasting possession of the brilliant crown of glory which your sufferings have obtained ! look with compassionate regards upon our wretched state in this valley of tears, where we groan in the uncertainty of what may be our eternal destiny. And from that divine Saviour, for whom you suffered so many torments, and who now repays you with so unspeakable glory, obtain for us that we may love him with all our heart, and receive in return the grace of perfect resignation under the trials of this life, fortitude under the temptations of the enemy, and perseverance to the end. May your powerful intercession obtain for us that we may one day in your blessed company sing the praises of the Eternal …Yana
First EVER Roman Rite Mass in the Cathedral of Mendi: On May 28, Bishop Donald Lippert, 68, of Mendi, Papua New Guinea, was present at the first Roman Rite Mass ever offered in his cathedral. The Mass was celebrated by Fr. Joseph Tuscan, OFM Cap. (USA), with Fr. Terence Mary Naughtin, OFM Conv. (Australia) as deacon, and Fr. Clement Tarmat, OFM Cap. (Papua New Guinea) as subdeacon. The cathedral was built in 1989.
Traditional Latin Mass, Celebrated at the Cathedral of Mendi, May 28, 2026
Friends, I do not know why people speak of "Russian Orthodoxy" as if it were the next best thing to Catholicism. I think it falls squarely into the Fatima message as one of the gravest errors of Russia.
But it's ok that the prot' hate The Blessed Mother and spit and destroy her Icons and teach their children to hate her. They call her the most disgusting names. And he is totally silent on it. Yet he proclaims he loves the Blessed Mother and protecting her against Russians. What a sick joke. The Russians who love her and receive graces from her. Where she performs many miracles for them. Well keep your prots. I will stick with all the Popes who never had a good word to say about them. Pope Saint Pius V, called for a inquisition. Pope Saint Pius X said, THEY AND NOT THE ORTHODOX was the worst heretics ever. Before, now and to come! I will stick with the many Popes that held their arms open to them. And condemned protestantism. ANY DAY! And not condemnThe Orthodox Russians!
@mccallansteve It is an incredible mystery on inequity. I think God may use this chastisement for an astonishing reversal. I think that will be the reign of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Perhaps those of us who live through this will be in a better state of mind to prepare the remnant to withstand the final battle!
Worse than Germany: On May 25, Catholic Bishop Peter Collins of East Anglia, England, bowed during the Anglican National Pilgrimage in Walsingham to receive a blessing from the Anglican layman Luke Irvine-Capel, who holds the title and wears the vestments of the “Bishop of Richborough.”
At the Anglican National Pilgrimage at Walsingham on Monday 25 May, Catholic Bishop Peter Collins of East Anglia was photographed bowing to receive a blessing from the Rt Revd Luke Irvine-Capel, Anglican Bishop of Richborough. His own diocesan diary confirms he attended the Anglican shrine pilgrimage from 11:30am — a scheduled official engagement.