"Consequently love of a suitable good perfects and betters the lover; but love of a good which is unsuitable to the lover, wounds and worsens him. Wherefore man is perfected and bettered chiefly by the love of God: but is wounded and worsened by the love of sin, according to Osee 9:10: "They became abominable, as those things which they loved."" — St. Thomas Aquinas
They call “troublemakers” those who oppose the satanic rituals and acts of desecration committed in the Church—and presided over by cardinals, bishops, and priests 1) 2 Corinthians 6:14-16; Do not be yoked together with unbelievers! For what partnership has righteousness with lawlessness? Or what fellowship has light with darkness? What accord has Christ with Belial? Or what portion does a believer share with an unbeliever? What agreement has the temple of God with idols? 2) 1 Corinthians 10:20-21; But the things the Gentiles sacrifice, they sacrifice to demons and not to God! And I do not want you to be in communion with demons. You cannot drink from the cup of the Lord and from the cup of demons. You cannot partake of the table of the Lord and of the table of demons. 3) Isaiah 55:20; Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter! 4) Matthew 23:15; “Woe to you, hypocritical scribes and …More
Za sprawców kłopotów uznaje się tych, którzy sprzeciwiają się szatańskim rytuałom i aktom profanacji popełnianym w Kościele pod przewodnictwem kardynałów, biskupów i księży. 1) 2 List do Koryntian 6:14-16; Nie łączcie się w jarzmo z niewierzącymi! Bo cóż ma wspólnego sprawiedliwość z bezprawiem? Albo cóż ma wspólnego światło z ciemnością? Cóż ma wspólnego Chrystus z Belialem? Albo jaką część ma wierzący z niewierzącym? Jaką zgodę ma świątynia Boża z bożkami? 2) 1 List do Koryntian 10:20-21; Ale to, co poganie składają w ofierze, składają demonom, a nie Bogu! A ja nie chcę, abyście mieli wspólnotę z demonami. Nie możecie pić z kielicha Pańskiego i z kielicha demonów. Nie możecie uczestniczyć w stole Pańskim i w stole demonów. 3) Izajasz 55:20; Biada tym, którzy zło nazywają dobrem, a dobro złem, którzy zamieniają ciemność w światło, a światło w ciemność, którzy zamieniają gorycz w słodycz, a słodycz w gorycz! 4) Ewangelia według św. Mateusza 23:15; „Biada wam, obłudni uczeni w Piśmie i …More
Big Emotions, School Struggles & Sainthood: Claire Swinarski on The Fiat Girls Series "Saints weren't just stained glass statues—they were real little girls with big emotions, fears of change, and everyday family struggles." Author Claire Swinarski joins CatholicTV to share the vision behind Ascension’s The Fiat Girls series. In an age where young girls are bombarded by screen influences and confusing cultural messages, where can parents and educators find authentic, joyful role models? Author Claire Swinarski steps into the studio on This Is the Day to introduce The Fiat Girls, an engaging historical fiction series that explores the childhood years of great female saints. Focusing on her latest release, Sister, School, and Something More—which spotlights the childhood of St. Thérèse of Lisieux (whose feast day is celebrated on October 1)—Claire reveals how drawing directly from Thérèse’s memoir (Story of a Soul) brought the saint’s human reality to life. From navigating tough changes …More
Gloria.tv serves the Church by giving a voice to the faithful and to the truth. That independence comes at a price - quite literally. Gloria.tv serves its users - readers like you - with its own social-media technology. While editorial websites watch their readership plummet, Gloria.tv is growing and, according to Cloudflare Radar, ranks among the 10,000 largest websites in the world. No other Catholic media outlet ranks there. But here’s the straight talk: Having lots of users doesn’t pay our bills. There are no ads, and we serve our users for free. That’s how we want it. Gloria.tv depends on the generosity of a small group of ordinary faithful - many of them pensioners and praying widows. And to be blunt: This project runs on a very small budget. But not on no budget. That is why this autumn we are asking for your help again. If you want to help Gloria.tv, you can donate by PayPal or credit card through Kindful: Click here to donate Thank you very much for helping us carry on. #…More
The Palafox Library, Puebla, Mexico Blessed Juan de Palafox y Mendoza was the Bishop of Puebla (1640−1655), and the interim Archbishop of Mexico (1640−1642). The origins of the Palafox Library, in Puebla, Mexico, considered to be the first public library in the American continent, date back to 1646 when a personal collection of approximately 5,000 volumes was contributed to the Colegio de San Juan y San Pedro by Bishop Don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza. In 1773, Bishop Don Francisco Fabian y Fuero ordered the construction of the Palafox Library, or Palafoxiana Library, in Puebla's historic center, to house Bishop Palafox's donation. The walls of the 43-m long library were fitted with two tiers of bookshelves made of cedar, ayacahuite pine, and coloyote wood. These last two have the property of moisture absorption, which is important for the conservation of books. The western wall displays a beautiful golden retablo featuring the Madonna of Trapani, Sicily, attributed to the 14th-century …More
The Palafox Library, Puebla, Mexico Blessed Juan de Palafox y Mendoza was the Bishop of Puebla (1640−1655), and the interim Archbishop of Mexico (1640−1642). The origins of the Palafox Library, in Puebla, Mexico, considered to be the first public library in the American continent, date back to 1646 when a personal collection of approximately 5,000 volumes was contributed to the Colegio de San Juan y San Pedro by Bishop Don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza. In 1773, Bishop Don Francisco Fabian y Fuero ordered the construction of the Palafox Library, or Palafoxiana Library, in Puebla's historic center, to house Bishop Palafox's donation. The walls of the 43-m long library were fitted with two tiers of bookshelves made of cedar, ayacahuite pine, and coloyote wood. These last two have the property of moisture absorption, which is important for the conservation of books. The western wall displays a beautiful golden retablo featuring the Madonna of Trapani, Sicily, attributed to the 14th-century …More
Leo XIV praises foundational Lutheran document: The Augsburg Confession by Melanchthon. Today, Leo XIV received a delegation of the Lutheran World Federation. He said: “Renewed communion in the apostolic faith, in the sacraments [!], and in the ministries is the goal of our ecumenical journey of grace.” Leo XIV focused particularly on the year 2030, which will mark the 500th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession, presenting it as an opportunity to advance Catholic-Lutheran ecumenism and the pursuit of “full, visible unity.” He claimed: “The Augsburg Confession was originally intended as a document of reconciliation within the Church. Only later did it come to be understood as a text of divisive confessionalization.” He wants to “succeed in affirming together the pre-confessional ecumenical potential of the Confessio Augustana.” Main Objections to the Confessio Augustana The Augsburg Confession (Confessio Augustana) was presented to Emperor Charles V at the Diet of Augsburg on 25 June …More
Veterans Rally Against Memorial Arch Near Arlington Public Citizen joined lawmakers, military veterans and local officials near Arlington National Cemetery to oppose proposed memorial arch. Sen. Jeff Merkley, Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Rep. Don Beyer and veterans criticized the project’s cost, location and legal basis, while urging the administration to abandon construction plans. The administration has argued the arch could also serve national-security purposes. Lawmakers, Veterans Rally Against Trump’s Proposed Memorial Arch Near Arlington Cemetery Merkley, Duckworth and Veterans Demand Trump Abandon Controversial $250M Arch Plan ‘We’re Going to Stop This Arch’: Merkley Blasts Trump’s Memorial Project Near Arlington Public Citizen, military veterans, and lawmakers hold a press conference in Washington, D.C., to oppose plans by the Trump administration to build a memorial arch. Watch live coverage as speakers address concerns regarding the project's approval process and impact. Subscribe to …More
US priest affiliates with FSSPX, canonical proceedings started. Rev. Philip Conklin, 38, a priest of St. Paul and Minneapolis, has affiliated with the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X (FSSPX), and his archbishop has initiated a canonical process against him. It will presumably see the priest declared excommunicated. Archbishop Bernard Hebda wrote on September 30 in the archdiocese’s newspaper: “After confirming with Father Conklin that he does not intend to cease this affiliation, I have felt compelled to commence a canonical process to clarify the situation and his status.” Rev. Conklin was ordained a priest by Archbishop Hebda relatively recently, on May 25, 2024. In March 2026, he went on a six-month leave of absence to discern his priestly vocation. There are some interesting biographical details. Before entering seminary, he trained as a pilot, served for six years in the U.S. Air Force as an air traffic controller, and subsequently worked as a civilian air traffic contractor at …More
Governments of temporal powers and spiritual powers are collaborating to entrap humanity into being citizens of hell while on earth exclusively. Government and spiritual leaders who refuse to conform to this agenda are removed and replaced by complying leaders. The Roman Catholic Faith was established by Our Savior on earth for fallen humanity to have the means to become citizens of Heaven while on earth and so redeem mankind from the powers of hell. Vatican II was the culmination of this plot. This resulted in a false religion masquerading as Roman Catholic. The result is that those who are responsible for Vatican II and those who accept Vatican II have lost their citizenship of heaven. Traditional Catholics who totally adhere to the Roman Catholic Faith retain the means to be citizens of Heaven while on earth because of the Faith and the Sacraments.
St. Ambrose of Optina ~ If you do not feel like praying, you have to force yourself. The Holy Fathers say that prayer with force is higher than prayer unforced...
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