‘Sea of Gray’ Listens To Leo’s Call For Them To Become ‘Synodality Experts’
‘Sea of Gray’ Listens To Leo’s Calls For Them To Become ‘Synodality Experts’
The Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), which brings together the superiors of approximately two-thirds of the nearly 35,000 religious sisters in the United States, is holding its annual assembly from August 11 to 14 in Orlando (Florida), coinciding with the 70th anniversary of its founding. According to National Catholic Reporter, more than 1,300 superiors and congregational leaders are participating, along with invited religious sisters and brothers from Canada and Latin America, in an expanded format under the theme “Many charisms, one Spirit, one call.” The central moment of Wednesday’s session was a pre-recorded video message from Leo XIV. The Pope thanked them for “the historic contributions of your institutes in the fields of evangelization, education, and care for the poor and marginalized,” and assured those present that “the Church needs you, with all the diversity and richness of the forms of consecration and ministry you represent, because with your vitality …
A "sea of grey", all in a fashionable pantsuit.
Sea of Grey, great line
Pope Leo Appoints Freemason To Vatican
Pope Leo Appoints Freemason To Vatican
Pope Leo XIV appointed Professor Umberto Longo to the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences. The speaker argues that Longo has an extensive public connection to Freemasonry, including a 2014 Scottish Rite publication identifying him as “Fratello” (brother), a 2019 appearance at a Grand Oriente d’Italia conference, and a 2022 event where the Sovereign Grand Commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite addressed him on camera as “Brother Professor Longo.” The appointment raises a fundamental question: How does this square with the Catholic Church’s long-standing condemnation of Freemasonry? Church teaching, from Pope Clement XII through Leo XIII to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, has consistently held that Masonic membership is incompatible with Catholic faith. Longo’s public association with Masonic organizations appears to contradict that teaching. John-Henry argues the appointment is not an isolated incident but a signal of the Vatican’s direction under Pope Leo XIV. The evidence …
Pope Leo XIV appointed Professor Umberto Longo to the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences. The speaker argues that Longo has an extensive public connection to Freemasonry, including a 2014 Scottish Rite publication identifying him as “Fratello” (brother), a 2019 appearance at a Grand Oriente d’Italia conference, and a 2022 event where the Sovereign Grand Commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite addressed him on camera as “Brother Professor Longo.”
Probably just another fan of "saint" Roncalli.
Vast Majority Of USCCB Funding In 2024 Came From U.S. Taxpayers
Vast Majority Of USCCB Funding In 2024 Came From U.S. Taxpayers
A financial investigative study conducted by Brian Chau revealed that 82% of the budget for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in 2024 came from government contracts and grants. Furthermore, the USCCB US Conference of Catholic Bishops, which is one of the largest recipients Refugee Resettlement grants ($141M)is a fervent critic of the Trump administration. Post Views: 2 Share