Blessed Sacrament Stolen in France: The parish church of Mugron in southwestern France, Diocese of Aire and Dax, was targeted in a theft between June 14 and 17. The missing items include all hosts reserved in the tabernacle and multiple chalices. An investigation is underway. A Eucharist of reparation is expected to be celebrated in the coming days.
Profanation à l’église de Mugron : calices, patènes et Saint-Sacrement dérobés
Israeli journalist Gideon Levy says his government is guilty of committing genocide in Gaza and the United States is complicit. He joins Tucker Carlson us from the West Bank.
During WWII Irish brought over German children for their protection Why did Islamic countries leave Gaza children in a war zone? Zionism , Islam and Americanism three headed dragon
MessaInLatino.it published today the spiritual testament of Cardinal Camillo Ruini, signed on June 3, 2016. He died on June 16, 2026 at the age of 95. Cardinal Ruini's testament is a personal reflection on his life, giving thanks to God for his family, vocation, and ministry in the Church. More than 90% of the sentences are written in the first person singular, with verbs such as ringrazio ('I thank'), confesso ('I confess'), ho cercato ('I have tried'), and sono stato ('I have been') making Ruini the grammatical subject in nearly every sentence. The testament provides a detailed account of his family life, his work as a priest and bishop, his collaborations, and his public importance. A sympathetic reading of his frequent use of first-person pronouns (I, me, my, mine) might suggest that spiritual testaments traditionally belong to an autobiographical and introspective literary genre. The paragraph that focuses least on himself is the best one, dealing with Pope Francis's pontificate: …Siwaju sii
“Since God had commanded it, it was necessary that I do it.” - Saint Joan of Arc Feast Day: May 30 St. Joan of Arc said these words when people questioned why she risked everything to follow the mission God had given her. She was young, misunderstood, mocked, imprisoned, and eventually killed. Yet she believed that obedience to God mattered more than comfort, popularity, or even her own safety. This quote is a reminder that faith is not just about believing in God. It's about trusting Him enough to follow where He leads, even when it's difficult. Throughout Scripture, we see the same pattern. Noah built the ark. Abraham left his homeland. Mary said yes to God's plan. None of them knew exactly how things would unfold, but they trusted God anyway. Most of us will never lead an army like Joan, but we are all called to choose between God's will and our own. Sometimes the hardest battles are the quiet ones no one sees. Have you ever felt God calling you to do something difficult, but …Siwaju sii
"After all that, I do not really think I need to produce any more evidence to show that Nazism was a Frankenstein’s Monster, a golem if you prefer, created by ZIM to advance its long-term plans."winteroak.org.uk/2026/01/08/the-acorn-108/
I think this coin was to commemorate the nazi/jew transfer agreement? Hitler made a pact with the zionists to move the Jews from Germany into Palestine, Madagascar etc. before the war broke out. Or so the story goes.
After Hitler was appointed Chancellor, the Nazi’s murdered the Catholic branch of the Nazi party (Gregor Strasser, Priests, others) known as the night of long knives. Strasser wanted to peacefully shut down usury in Germany without war. This always made me suspect infiltration.
"Anyone who is so “progressive” that he does not remain rooted in the teaching of Christ does not possess God, while anyone who remains rooted in the teaching possesses both the Father and the Son. If anyone comes to you who does not bring this teaching, do not receive him into your house; do not even greet him, for whoever greets him shares in the evil he does."
Archbishop Franco Moscone of Manfredonia-Vieste-San Giovanni Rotondo has come under criticism after signing a petition calling on the Il Libro Possibile festival to reconsider hosting Israeli novelist Eshkol Nevo. According to AgenSir on June 15, Monsignor Moscone argued that intellectuals have a duty to speak clearly in the face of injustice. He added that Nevo had failed to provide sufficient "criticism and clarity" regarding the actions of the Israeli government. He insisted that "the issue is not that Nevo is Israeli." Festival organizers rejected the petition and confirmed that Nevo will participate as scheduled, noting that the writer has repeatedly spoken in favor of peace. The initiative triggered sharp reactions within the Italian Church. Archbishop Giuseppe Baturi, secretary-general of the Italian Bishops' Conference (CEI), said that "peace is not built by preventing those who think differently from speaking." Archbishop Carmelo Pennisi of Monreale described the campaign as …Siwaju sii
With Vatican II's document NOSTRA AETATE, non-Christian religions were basically proclaimed to be equal to Catholicism. A huge can of poisonous worms was thus released.
Same as in Germany: A parish in Milan's Baggio district, Italy, will provide space for Islamic prayer during its 2026 summer youth programme. This initiative is part of the 'Summer Oratory' (Oratorio Estivo) programme at San Giovanni Bosco parish. According to the parish priest, Don Giovanni Salatino, several Muslim young people will serve as camp animators. In his view, providing them with a space for prayer is a gesture of respect and inclusion. He also stated that Christians and Muslims pray to the same God. The Archdiocese of Milan has supported the initiative on its website, describing the camp as “inclusive and open to dialogue”. #newsWpdsifzegg
Starmer has just admitted he banned me and other commentators from tr... Starmer has just admitted he banned me and other commentators from traveling to the UK because we would "set back communities." Yet mass third-world migration doesn't bother him as it only sets back the one community he doesn't give a rat's ass about: the White native population. supphardy O and davidbuffest #europe#canada#usa#fyp#viral
Saint Marina the Monk | A Story of Humility and Hidden Holiness | Feast Day June 18th Today we remember Marina the Monk, whose feast day is celebrated on June 18. According to ancient Christian tradition, Marina desired to dedicate her life completely to God. After the death of her mother, she accompanied her father into monastic life. To remain with him, she lived in the monastery under the name "Marinus." Years later, Marina was falsely accused of wrongdoing. Although innocent, she accepted humiliation and suffering without revealing her identity or seeking revenge. She endured rejection, hardship, and misunderstanding with remarkable patience and trust in God. Only after her death was the truth discovered. The monks who had judged her realized the depth of her holiness and faithfulness. She is remembered for: Humility Patience during suffering Forgiveness and trust Hidden holiness Saint Marina's life reminds us that God sees the truth even when others do not. She …Siwaju sii