Bishop Strickland rejects yesterday's Vatican document marking 60 years of Nostra Aetate. Bishop Emeritus Joseph Strickland from Tyler, Texas, wrote on X.com on September 16 that the new Vatican document - approved by Leo XIV - “must be rejected and repudiated by all who hold Jesus Christ and His Church as the only way to the Father.” He refers to §54 on ‘The Path of Hope’: “The defensive entrenchment in one’s own position and the view that proselytism is the only way to engage with the other no longer make sense in a world that increasingly resembles an interconnected and constantly evolving global village.” Strickland counters: “Truth is not constantly evolving, Truth is Jesus Christ present with us in the world and His Church is the vehicle for our salvation.” #newsZzmwnhglqh
Christ, the Son of God, and the second Person of the Blessed Trinity said without HIM and baptism, one will not enter the kingdom of Heaven. This cannot be denied or watered down.
Homily Friday, September 18, 2026 1 Corinthians 15:12-20 "Christ is risen." Life goes on. Luke 8:1-3 "Jesus journeyed from one town and village to another, preaching and proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God." The mere fact that Jesus passed among people was already Good News. Joy and peace flooded hearts, and miracles became possible. Biblical texts: NAB-RE Normand Thomas.
Priest claims that the chalice became too heavy to hold during the consecration. The video shows Rev. Brent Bowman suddenly weeping during the consecration at Mass in Hopkins, Minnesota, on September 14. On September 16, Rev. Bowman issued a clarification. He said that during the consecration of the wine, he had a private spiritual experience. The chalice felt so heavy that he could no longer hold it up, and he felt his hands “fixed” to it, temporarily unable to move it. Bowman stressed that this was not a Eucharistic miracle in the usual sense: he saw no blood or human flesh, and the bread and wine did not change in appearance or taste.
"The chalice has become too heavy": a priest breaks down in tears at the moment of consecration: Father Brent Bowman was celebrating Mass on September 14 in Minnesota when he collapsed in tears at the moment of consecrating the Precious Blood. He recounts having then felt, with striking force, the weight of Christ's sacrifice
Archbishop goes unrecognized. On 12 September Archbishop Mario Delpini of Milan made an unannounced visit to the Fondazione Menotti Bassani in Laveno Mombello, a healthcare facility for the elderly. Arriving in a polo shirt, he asked to see the chaplain. The person who received him asked: “Who should I announce?” Delpini replied: “The Archbishop.” Picture: Laveno Mombello E Dintorni, facebook, #newsQmfgzdlist
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Belgian Bishop Trains Married Men to Be Ordained Priests by 2028. Bishop Johan Bonny of Antwerp, Belgium, told LaLibre.be on September 14 about his plan, announced already in March, to ordain married men to the priesthood by 2028. In June, he informed two Curia Cardinals about his course of action: Cardinal Lazarus You Heung-sik, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Clergy, and Cardinal Mario Grech, Secretary General of the Synod of Bishops. Monsignor Bonny claims that the move is driven "by necessity", pointing to the acute shortage of priests in Flanders. Antwerp diocese has fewer than 70 priests under the age of 70, two-thirds of whom are from abroad. The Cardinals replied that they would discuss it with Pope Leo XIV. Bishop Bonny has identified several candidates for priestly ordination. They are receiving theological and pastoral training comparable to that of seminarians. The preparation is being conducted “in a transparent but discreet manner, away from the media spotlight,” he …Dugang pa
Leo XIV appoints an interfaith champion, Monsignor Alfonso Raimo, 67, as Bishop of Terni-Narni-Amelia, Italy (September 15). Raimo has been auxiliary bishop of Salerno-Campagna-Acerno since April 2024 and a honoaray member of Rotary Club since 2025. Founder of an interreligious organization In 2022, the School of Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue was formally constituted, with Raimo as its president. In an October 2023 interview, Raimo explicitly connected the origins of his interreligious School with John Paul II's Assisi gathering. He explained that people of different religions walk together because “all religions can offer a contribution” to attaining peace. He considers dialogue “not only as a desirable possibility but as a common obligation and the only viable path.” Raimo described peace as a “harmony of differences” and called for accepting “diversity as an opportunity for personal growth and social development.” Christ went the "path of dialogue" In the same interview …Dugang pa
17.09.2026 SSPX STILL PUBLISHES A BOOK IN WHICH IT INTERPRETS CHURCH DOCUMENTS IRRATIONALLY The SSPX still issues a book, Is Feneeyism Catholic? . It is published by the SSPX'S, Angelus Press. The writer interprets invisible cases of the baptism of desire as being visible exceptions for the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus of the Council of Florence. He also interprets invisible cases of LG 8, 14, 16, UR 3, etc as being visible exceptions for the dogma EENS, the Athanasius Creed and an ecumenism of return of the Syllabus of Pius IX. There is no comment or correction from the SSPX which interprets the Nicene Creed with visible instead of invisible cases of LG 16. They also interpret the other Creeds irrationally. For me Feeneyism refers to seeing what is invisible as being invisible only. While Cushingism refers to seeing what is invisible as being visible. The SSPX interprets Magisterial Documents (Creeds, Councils and Catechisms) with Cushingism while I choose rational Feeneyism. …Dugang pa
17.09.2026 I COULD BE SENT BACK TO PAKISTAN AND TRIED UNDER THE BLASPHEMY LAW THERE BECAUSE OF VATICAN COUNCIL II I have to go to the Immigration Office to renew my Permesso di Sojjorno (Stay Permit). I have been in Italy for 24 years. I know that I could be expelled from Italy and the Permit could be denied. Since because of my writings on Islam many false charges have been inserted in my record. I often wrote that according to the Bible, Vatican Council II and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Islam is not a path to salvation and Mohammad is lost (AG 7, CCC 845.846,1257 etc). There is a delay in me going to that office since the Missionaries of Charity Contemplative Brothers of Mother Teresa, Prenestina, Rome, misplaced my documents which I kept with them. So it means I could be sent back to Pakistan and be jailed under the Blasphemy Laws there. If I do not leave within the notice-period, I could be jailed and then expelled. This is only because I am affirming the same Catholic …Dugang pa
Active Participation: You can participate without doing anything I think one of the things we really need to clarify when we talk about “active participation” at Mass is what we actually mean by the word “active.” Because sometimes, especially when comparing the Novus Ordo with the Traditional Latin Mass, it seems like active participation is understood primarily as doing something externally: saying more responses, making more gestures, moving around more, singing more, serving at the altar, reading the readings, bringing up the gifts, or somehow having a physical task to perform during the liturgy. And I understand where that idea comes from. Obviously, the congregation should not be completely disconnected from what is happening at the altar. Catholics are not supposed to be spectators at Mass. We are there to worship God. But if we define “active participation” as simply having a job to do or making more external responses and movements, then we run into a pretty obvious problem. If …Dugang pa
CATECHISM OF PERSEVERANCE - COURSE THIRD - CHAPTER 23 - Christianity preserved and propagated - St. Hilarion, St. Ambrose, St. Augustin -2nd General Council - 4th and 5th Centuries - AN HISTORICAL, DOCTRINAL,MORAL, AND LITURGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION Translated from the French of Mgr Gaume by REV. F. B. JAMISON ....Download, print, and above all share !to be continued