JESUITS FAIL AGAIN IN ETHIOPIA The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church’s Holy Synod strongly condemned homosexuality and same-sex marriages, asserting that these practices undermine individual identity …More
JESUITS FAIL AGAIN IN ETHIOPIA The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church’s Holy Synod strongly condemned homosexuality and same-sex marriages, asserting that these practices undermine individual identity (personhood), disrupt family dynamics, and weaken societal bonds. The Holy Synod deemed both acts as incompatible with natural law and ethical standards. Additionally, the Holy Synod emphasized that homosexuality and same-sex marriages, which can lead to psychological instability and go against one’s conscience, are explicitly prohibited in the Holy Scriptures – as decreed by God, in the Church’s canons – the Nomocanon, and the Civil Code.
No confusion - NO RUMP RANGING ALLOWED ! . The Jesuits were expelled from Ethiopia in 1632. In 1635 Mendez was forced to leave the country. The other …More
No confusion - NO RUMP RANGING ALLOWED ! . The Jesuits were expelled from Ethiopia in 1632. In 1635 Mendez was forced to leave the country. The other Jesuit priests were asked to leave Ethiopia and those who would not go were killed.
HERE IS THE LIVESTREAM-LINK>>>gettr.com/post/p36n5i01620 CoronaInvestigative JUNE/ 7th, 2024 Session 208: ....Diplomacy Offensive GETTR-LIVESTREAM since 2pm english translation …More
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Monsignor Jorge García Cuerva, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina, has turned his cathedral into a snack bar. There are many soup kitchens in the centre of Buenos Aires that feed hundreds of people …More
Monsignor Jorge García Cuerva, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina, has turned his cathedral into a snack bar. There are many soup kitchens in the centre of Buenos Aires that feed hundreds of people every night. So there is no need for a snack bar in the cathedral. Nor would it make sense to turn a soup kitchen into a cathedral, as this would deprive the soup kitchen's clients of their food. After different versions of the event circulated online, the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires issued a statement: "We would like to inform you that in the framework of the Week of Charity, on the eve of the annual collection for 'Caritas', last Tuesday, June 4, a meeting of pastoral agents who accompany people in street situations was held in the Metropolitan Cathedral." In the early days of the Church, when the widows of Greek-speaking Jews were overlooked in the daily distribution of food, the Twelve Apostles appointed deacons to look after the poor. They argued that "it is not desirable that we should …More
Hard truths. In one of his last homilies, Archbishop Oscar Romero, the martyred Archbishop of San Salvador, said: "A preaching that does not point out sin is not the preaching of the gospel …
No one disputes that Luther has much to do with modern unbelief. But it is another thing to be the author of evil, or to be only its propagator. Now, we cannot repeat it enough, the father of Protestantism …More
No one disputes that Luther has much to do with modern unbelief. But it is another thing to be the author of evil, or to be only its propagator. Now, we cannot repeat it enough, the father of Protestantism, Luther, did not give birth to rationalism, he applied it particularly in the religious order, by putting his reason above the authority of the 'Church. The truth is 1° that Luther was, as Leibnitz says, only a consequentialist. When he came, atheism was already reduced to a system, and free thought a big girl. Born from the poisonous breath of the Greek sophists, brought to Europe by the fugitives from Constantinople, and by them presented to the admiration of youth, it had a large number of followers and apostles in Europe, especially in Italy. As proof of this fact, I could cite you a hundred pages of history (you will find them in Rationalism , 8th issue of the Revolution). I am content with two or three testimonies of incontestable authority. An ancient Protestant author, Thomasius …More
Every life is filled with joy (hopefully!) and sorrow. As the mother of Jesus, Mary’s life was no exception to this rule. It was also an example of how to …
The basis of evangelization begins with this: “Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever receives me receives the one who sent me.” Matthew, chapter 10, verse 40 It would be interesting to ask …More
The basis of evangelization begins with this: “Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever receives me receives the one who sent me.” Matthew, chapter 10, verse 40 It would be interesting to ask ourselves these questions: “Who is the person who seems interested in knowing Jesus, but doesn’t seem to dare move forward?” “Who welcomes our faith in Jesus? “Who shows signs of faith by their words, by their gestures?” “In whom do we welcome Jesus?” We need to create a dialogue of faith with someone close to us. Logically, in the world, there are many people who seek meaning in their lives, who wish to see more values spread, who are thirsty for a good word, who struggle for the lack of the presence of believing and convinced people. These people may welcome us already. But did we suggest they discover the richness in their heart, which is of God, by telling them of the talents he wants to reveal in them? It may be the glass of water we can offer: “Whoever gives only a cup of cold water to …More
The controversial Archbishop of Algiers, French-born Jean-Paul Vesco, 62, has again said that he wants invalidly ordained deaconesses (La-Croix.com, 28 May). He is relying on the strategy of the boiled …More
The controversial Archbishop of Algiers, French-born Jean-Paul Vesco, 62, has again said that he wants invalidly ordained deaconesses (La-Croix.com, 28 May). He is relying on the strategy of the boiled frog: "What seemed inconceivable yesterday, such as the appointment of women to the highest positions in the Roman Curia, has become natural today. Likewise, what seems unimaginable today will become natural tomorrow". Even more unimaginable until yesterday was also the current decadence of the Roman Curia. Jean-Paul Vesco believes that Francis' pontificate has "moved lines that were difficult to imagine being moved" when it comes to "the place of women" in the life of the Church. In the light of the Gospel, "the place of women in the Church" does not depend on workplaces in the Curia. Regarding Francis' homosexual propaganda text 'Fiducia supplicans', Jean-Paul Vesco said it showed "the extreme difficulty of having a single audible word on all continents, given the diversity of societies …More
Turn this suffering into reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. “If there are some who abuse the Sacraments, there are also many good daughters who receive them with the due dispositions, and …More
Turn this suffering into reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. “If there are some who abuse the Sacraments, there are also many good daughters who receive them with the due dispositions, and who would suffer very much if they could not attend them.’ And He: "Too scarce is their number; and then, their pain for not being able to receive them will work as reparation for Me, and to make them victims for those who abuse them." Volume 2 of 36, October 1, 1899 Jesus speaks with bitterness about the abuses of the Sacraments. This morning lovable Jesus continued to make Himself seen in silence, but with a most afflicted appearance; He had a thick crown of thorns driven onto His head. I felt my interior powers silent and I did not dare to say a single word; but in seeing that He suffered very much in His head, I stretched out my hands and, very carefully, removed the crown of thorns. But, what a bitter spasm He suffered! How His wounds opened more and His blood poured out in torrents! In …More
Session 208: ....Diplomacy Offensive
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