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Leo XIV’s First Encyclical: Not a New Beginning, Just More Francis Stuff

On Monday, Raymond Arroyo, Rev Gerald Murray and Robert Royal spoke about Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, on artificial intelligence. Best quotes.
On the encyclical's lack of Catholic identity
"There's no sense in this entire document of what the main mission of the Church is... How is that a Church document?" — Robert Royal
"Sin essentially doesn't exist in the universe of Magnifica Humanitas." — Robert Royal,
"The Church is here to accompany humanity — that's a very weak description. We're not simply a walking companion and conversation buddy." — Rev Murray
On international regulation
“If we need effective on national and international levels regulation of AI, in theory, yes, but what kind of regulations and who's putting them in?” – Rev. Murray.
“Are these going to be voted by the people or is this going to be imposed by technical committees?” – Rev Murray.
On the continuity between Leo XIV and Francis
The whole document makes constant reference to Pope …Aswan

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Talking heads!

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If a pope has a confused sense of the Church's mission it is unlikely he knows the Way.

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42k people sign petition against radical Canadian internet surveillance bill - LifeSite

Tue May 26, 2026 - 5:04 pm EDT
OTTAWA (
LifeSiteNews) — A petition with the signatures of over 42,000 Canadians demanding a stop to the Liberals’ “dystopian” Bill C-22 before the House, which would give police extra powers to monitor and search Canadians’ online digital activity without a warrant, has been delivered to federal authorities.
The petition was spearheaded by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), which said in a press release sent to LifeSiteNews that 42,344 Canadians had signed it before it was delivered to Ottawa.
The JCCF’s petition was formally presented to Ottawa officials by one of its board members, Dr. John Robson, who warned about the bill’s attack on privacy.
“Privacy is not a luxury in a free society,” he said.
“Privacy protects freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of association, and the ability of ordinary Canadians to live without constant monitoring by the state.”
The petition calls for an immediate halt to Bill C-22, known …

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Bishop Rey on FSSPX Episcopal Ordinations: "Church Should Integrate Traditionalists"

"We see a new generation of Catholics in Europe developing platforms and podcasts that are sometimes free and independent but linked to the Church's teachings," retired Bishop Dominique Rey, 73, of Fréjus-Toulon (2000–2025), France, told AdVaticanum.com on 23 May.
He added: "It is very important to encourage these initiatives."
Young People Look for Roman Rite
Regarding the episcopal consecration of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, Bishop Rey was somewhat vague:
"Doctrinal communion is very important. My position is to be clear with the Society about what is necessary, but also to remain in dialogue with them — not on matters of faith, but because the Church must be open to their opinions, their expressions of fraternity, and their projects."
He added: "The Church must be willing to integrate traditionalists into its structures."
Bishop Rey believes that a new generation of young people are looking for a sense of sacredness, spirituality and silence in the traditional liturgy …Aswan

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In reality the Church is orthodox remnant. No one is integrated or disintegrated, that's political and secular mumbo jumbo, there are only faithful and heretics.

Mike Paul Smith

No Bishop, the Church ‘must be willing’ to excommunicate the modernists & protect the traditionalists.

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Saint Augustine of Canterbury - May 27
Apostle to the Anglo-Saxons
Apostle to the English
Austin of Canterbury
Memorial
27 May
28 May on some calendars
26 May in England and Wales
Profile
Monk and abbot of Saint Andrew’s abbey in Rome, Italy. Sent by Pope Saint Gregory the Great with 40 brother monks, including Saint Lawrence of Canterbury to evangelize the British Isles in 597. Before he reached the islands, terrifying tales of the Celts sent him back to Rome in fear, but Gregory told him he had no choice, and so he went. He established and spread the faith throughout England; one of his earliest converts was King AEthelberht who brought 10,000 of his people into the Church. Ordained as a bishop in Gaul (modern France) by the archbishop of Arles. First Archbishop of Canterbury, England. Helped re-establish contact between the Celtic and Latin churches, though he could not establish his desired uniformity of liturgy and practices between them. Worked with SaintAswan

May 27 St. Augustine of Canterbury.
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Leo XIV Appoints Politically Left-Wing Bishop to Most Conservative Archdiocese

Today, Leo XIV appointed Bishop Simon Jong-Gang Kim, 61, as Coadjutor Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Daegu, South Korea.
The image of him disguised in a white T-shirt is from World Youth Day in Lisbon 2023, where Bishop Kim gave official catechesis as the bishops' Youth Pastoral Commission president.
He comes from a Catholic family whose roots in the faith go back to his great-grandfather’s generation.
Ordained a priest in 1996, he served in parish ministry, seminary formation, youth ministry, and Church administration, including as bursar of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Korea.
Francis appointed him Bishop of Cheongju in 2022.
Francis-Era Priorities
His catechesis and sermons strongly reflect Francis-era pastoral language such as accompaniment, closeness, and ‘walking together’
According to CatholicTimes.org (May 26) the profile of his four years as Cheongju bishop emphasised:
- immigrant welcome,
- ecological conversion and
- Word Youth Day in Seoul 2027.
Zig-Zag: Appointing …Aswan

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Leo knows how to destroy the Catholic faith by his appointments.

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What ever Leo is ,he is not Catholic ,pray for his return.

American journalst might receive part of the $1.7 billion dollars. What will he do with it?

He was arrested for being a journalist recording what was going on Jan. 6 and also having a lot of issues with the F.B.I. Will he decide to go back home now? I hope he gets a large chunk of it. But I have a feeling the government will play their usual games.
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These Are the Four Remarkably Young New Bishops of the FSSPX

Today, Father Davide Pagliarani, Superior General of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, announced the names of the priests who will receive episcopal consecration on July 1 at Écône.
The dossiers of these priests were sent to Leo XIV.
The four priests are:
- Swiss Father Pascal Schreiber.
- American Father Michael Goldade.
- French Father Michel Poinsinet de Sivry.
- French Father Marc Hanappier.
Father Pascal Schreiber
Father Pascal Schreiber, 53, was born into a Catholic family of five children in Aargau, Switzerland. After entering the Herz Jesu Seminary in Zaitzkofen in 1992 and continuing his studies at Écône, he was ordained a priest in 1998. Following ministry in Germany and French-speaking Switzerland, he directed schools in Mels and Wil before serving at the Swiss District headquarters in Rickenbach, first as bursar and later as Swiss Superior. Since 2020, he has served as Rector of the Herz Jesu Seminary in Zaitzkofen, Germany, overseeing the formation of seminarians from …Aswan

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Deo gratias!!!

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Eclipse ,Dragons tail third of the stars, Vatican II, is SSPX the right way dealing with current crisis St Paul I think would agree. Paul didn't change tradition warned against deviating from the truth handed on .
Modernism synthesis of all heresies is like nailing jello to the wall

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Robert Royal on the controversial Synod Study Group 9 report that seems to support the LGBT agenda regarding the blessing of same sex relationships: "The ultimate aim is clearly to change Church teaching."

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More talking heads.

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Ten Oddities from Leo XIV’s Encyclical on AI

1. Leo XIV explicitly or humorously said that the single language before the tower of Babel was a lack of diversity. §10: “Let us avoid the ‘Babel syndrome’ … the uniformity that levels differences; the claim of a single — even digital — language…”
2. From the 224 footnotes, Pope Francis is cited 55 times.
3. At the press conference, Leo XIV said that the Church and the US tech company ‘Anthropic’, will walk together to "find the way for humanity."
4. The encyclical includes lots of personalist philosophy, including the erroneous idea of an “infinite” dignity of the person and “total gift of self.”
5. The first third of the document is primarily a theological and social-philosophical framework. The encyclical only becomes focused on technology and AI around §90 of the total 226 paragraphs.
6. Leo XIV's summary of past Catholic Social Teaching includes economic and political documents but ignores marriage and family.
7. Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism,... are framed as religions of …Aswan

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Infinite blather. "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."

Lisi Sterndorfer

Encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, paragraph 25 reads: “I reiterated that the Church ‘does not want to raise the banner of the possession of the truth’, because truth is not a territory to be defended, but a good to be shared.”

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May 27: Spirit and Pentecost (2026)
Benedictus Moments is a series of 365 short daily meditations from the writings of Pope Benedict XVI. Each day’s reflection comes alive as actor Leonardo Defilippis reads the words of Pope Benedict, rendering these theological gems amazingly accessible. Pope Benedict’s profound insights lead to an ever-deepening discovery of the beauty and richness of our Christian faith that will stir your heart and gladden your soul. Listen each day and be inspired! "The Benedictus refers to the advent of the incarnate God in our midst. Christ's eucharistic coming makes a present occurrence out of a promise, and brings the future into the here and now." —Pope Benedict XVI From the book ⁠Benedictus: Day by Day with Pope Benedict XVI⁠ published by ⁠Ignatius Press⁠.

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"Benedictus Moments“ - am 27. Mai
"Benedictus Moments“
ist eine Reihe von 365 kurzen, täglichen Meditationen aus den Schriften von Papst Benedikt XVI. Die tägliche Betrachtung wird lebendig, wenn der Schauspieler Leonardo Defilippis die Worte des Papstes rezitiert und diese theologischen Juwelen so auf erstaunliche Weise zugänglich macht. Die tiefgründigen Einsichten des Papstes führen zu einer immer tieferen Entdeckung der Schönheit und des Reichtums unseres christlichen Glaubens, die Ihr Herz berühren und Ihre Seele erfreuen wird. Hören Sie jeden Tag zu und lassen Sie sich inspirieren! „Das Benedictus bezieht sich auf das Kommen des menschgewordenen Gottes in unsere Mitte. Christi eucharistisches Kommen macht aus einem Versprechen ein gegenwärtiges Geschehen und bringt die Zukunft ins Hier und Jetzt.“ – Papst Benedikt XVI. Aus dem Buch „Benedictus: Tag für Tag mit Papst Benedikt XVI.“, erschienen im Ignatius Verlag.

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Gloria.tv, Independent Voices, and the Shaping of Public Discourse

On Gloria.tv, real people - including Catholics, anti-abortion advocates, and many others of good will - share their views and news. In this way, Gloria.tv provides a counterbalance to the lack of open public discussion, including within the Church.
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Are we being humiliated again? (Danny Haiphong)

Iran DOWNS MQ-9 Reaper Drone, Forces F-35 to FLEE as US Attack FAILS (w/ SPECIAL GUEST)
Danny Haiphong discusses the latest round of strikes by the US and Iran's response as the world stands at a watershed moment in history. Why did the US strike, and what are the consequences? What is the impact on the world economy and unipolar order? Join us to find out!
I didn't get a chance to listen to it but a bit. trump has been very, very angry for some time now because he is constantly being humiliated. China last time. And now Iran AGAIN! Get ready to see Iran light up. A whole civilization gone soon. Pray for Iran. Pray that trump doesn't lose his mind totally and drops a nuke on innocent children and people.
Iran DOWNS MQ-9 Reaper Drone, Forces F-35 to FLEE as US Attack FAILS (w/ SPECIAL GUEST)
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Spanish climbers restored a cross to the summit of Spain's Aneto mountain after it was vandalised again. It had originally been placed there by 18-year-old Frenchman Maël Le Lagadec to replace a decades-old cross that had also been destroyed. Video: Jose Roman

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Excellent

mccallansteve

What a great honor for these men to carry the cross to the top!

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Magnifica Humanitas: a faithful responds

Today Pope Leo XIV released his encyclical letter, Magnifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence." Some of the issues the document addresses are Artificial Intelligence, tranhumanism and human dignity in an age of materialism, social media and technology.
We got an email message from a friend about the new papal encyclical and with his permission we post it.
I was diving deep into Pope Leo’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. It's all about how the Church views artificial intelligence and the digital age, and I thought you might find it interesting. The original document is a bit long, so I made a quick breakdown of what it covers for you to read quickly if you're interested:
Big Tech
The Pope first points out that unlike older industrial shifts driven by governments, AI is mostly controlled by massive private tech companies, making regulation for the common good much harder. He notes that AI is already altering decisions that shape …

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Worse than Germany: On 16 May, the social media account 'SG News' published a video showing a priest celebrating the Eucharist in shallow waters in Sri Lanka. The priest is wearing violet liturgical vestments. He and altar servers stand and walk in the water while the faithful gather in fishing boats.

Eucharist in the Waters of Sri Lanka

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A peculiar sect - in the Catholic Church the altar of God has the best/highest place.

Instaurare Omnia in Christo

Where does he find the time? Sorry forgot to add the video "again" when I first posted it. Here it is now. 5 лет назад он не верил своим глазам — сегодня вернулся к Путину, чтобы исполнить уже чью-то мечту

While wars are being made and helping others to start or participate in wars. This man is bringing joy to disabled children in Russia. Visiting Orphans and hospitals, disabled Vets and the elderly. He is all over Russia deeply involved with everyone in Russia that he can be.
This young man had a wish come true when President Putin chose a card with his wish on it. He was invited to the Kremlin to have tea and cookies along with his brother and father. Then he was taken up into a helicopter with his brother, I believe over St. Petersburg Fulfilling his wish. That was back in 2017. He has a rare bone disease which I forgot the name of.
He is now a young man. Late teens early 20's.

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Can you imagine if we could have a President Like Putin? Who actually loves and cares for his people. The things I see, the places he goes to just to meet and talk to children and citizens is unreal. I seriously don't understand how he does it. Even if he doesn't take a vacation every month like most. I can't imagine how he does all he does. I guess it's for his deep love for his people and country that pushes him.

Instaurare Omnia in Christo

While some presidents constantly take vacations and every Sunday take the day off to golf and relax. President Putin took one vacation camping in Siberia! No fancy hotels with large comfortable beds. Just a small cabin and a cot. No waiters or servants serving him. And no fancy restaurants. He went fishing and cooked his own catch. Picked and ate wild mushrooms and collected rare herbs. and went hiking. That is what he called a vacation!
Ask anyone in Russia and they will tell you. He doesn't take vacations (except the one I posted) and even works on his birthday.
Putin on vacation in Siberia

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How they distribute Holy Communion to over 20,000 Catholics

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The famous Chartres Pilgrimage in France is deeply tied to the Traditional Latin Mass movement, and the priests who lead it are primarily from traditionalist Catholic communities. Because of historical divisions, the event is split into two entirely separate pilgrimages with different organizers and priests:
1. The "Pilgrimage of Christendom" (Paris to Chartres)
The Priests:
The chaplaincy and spiritual direction are primarily provided by priests from the FSSP (Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter) and other diocesan priests loyal to Rome.
2. The "Pilgrimage of Tradition" (Chartres to Paris)
The Priests:
This route is organized directly by and accompanied by priests from the SSPX (Society of St. Pius X).

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On the surface it appears to be kosher, having everyone kneel is most reverent.
Perhaps a most correct method to receive Holy Communion would be via "Ocular Communion": Instead of consuming the Eucharist, medieval pilgrims and local parishioners practiced "ocular communion". The emotional, spiritual climax of the Mass was not eating the bread, but gazing upon the host when the priest elevated it. Many believed that simply looking upon the Body of Christ was enough to secure grace and divine protection.

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This Jesse Ventura episode in 2009 was cancelled Watch it and you will see why. The details this lady provides of things that would come to pass a decade later are shocking.

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I remember seeing this video when it first came out. I didn't know what to make of it. But she did seem very genuine.

Ivan Tomas

If this video is even fake, and made, let's say yesterday, its message is true.