That under Pope Francis "certain difficulties and troubles became evident" is "undeniable." So said Archbishop Georg Gänswein, who turns 70 on Thursday, in an interview published by Katholisch.de on July 27. Monsignor Gänswein believes Leo XIV recognizes these problems and is addressing them. In Germany, the chief concern of Monsignor Gänswein remains the "Synodal Way": "The tensions surrounding the Synodal Way and various initiatives that break away from the Catholic faith continue to exist and await a final resolution. For many Catholics in Germany who simply want to live their faith, this is a millstone around their neck." Contradicting his own criticism, however, Archbishop Gänswein said he has "a good impression" of the new president of the German bishops' conference, Bishop Heiner Wilmer of Münster. He is a leading supporter of and affirmative voter for the German Synodal Way. #newsWbfhggjvyv
Disco dancing belongs in clubs not a church . Remember Dance fever homo disco now in the church 1970 most people want to forget not see in the 2026 church. John Travolta Liturgy
Architecture is very good - but too stark for a Cathedral, more appropriate for a Cistercian monastery. Needs COLOR and devotional art to uplift the faithful.
Patrick Buisson, the former adviser to former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, named the Fraternity of Saint Vincent Ferrier as the universal beneficiary of his estate in a will drafted in March 2021, reports LeMonde.fr on July 4. The community follows the traditional Dominican rite. Buisson died on December 26, 2023, at age 74. He bequeathed not only his personal assets but also a substantial collection of political archives, including manuscripts, notebooks, correspondence, digital files and recordings from his years at the Élysée Palace. Archives relating to Sarkozy's presidency - including Buisson's secret recordings made between 2007 and 2012 - are at the center of an ongoing dispute. Buisson's son, Georges, has challenged the will and argues the archives are of public interest and should go to the French National Archives. There is an agreement in principle that the presidential archives will go to the National Archives, but the inheritance litigation continues. Founded in 1979 …Dugang pa
Australian Bishop Celebrates Roman Rite: On 26 July, Bishop Emeritus Geoffrey Jarrett, 88, of Lismore celebrated a Pontifical High Mass in the Roman Rite for the feast of St Anne in Melbourne. The liturgy followed the Confirmations celebrated on the previous day.
Solemn Pontifical High Mass celebrated earlier today in Australia by Bishop Geoffrey Jarrett (Bishop Emeritus, Diocese of Lismore).
[DE↓] Rothschilds Exposed: Occult, Rape, Epstein Cash Behind the gilded façades of European chateaus and London boardrooms lies a paper trail of corruption that has gone unchallenged for generations. Declassified archives, court depositions, and financial ledgers now connect the Rothschilds to occult rituals, corporate rape cover-ups, and a $25 million pipeline to Jeffrey Epstein's front company. Geopolitics Prime has assembled the proof. Satanic ball On the night of December 12, 1972, the Chateau de Ferrieres, located just outside Paris, became the setting for a scandalous ball organized by Baron Guy de Rothschild and his wife Marie-Helene, with Salvador Dali serving as a key designer. That night, the organizers created an atmosphere of an occult ritual: invitations were printed backwards, requiring a mirror to read, while the castle was lit with orange lights to create the illusion of hell. The hostess, Baroness Marie-Helene de Rothschild, greeted guests wearing a deer head mask …Dugang pa
Around 500 nude volunteers gathered outside the Cathedral of Santa Ana in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, on Sunday for a photographic installation by American artist Spencer Tunick as part of the Culture & Business Pride festival. Participants, painted in the rainbow colors, posed in front of the cathedral on the feast of St. Anne, the city's patron saint. The project was planned in advance as an official festival event, with backing from local tourism and government bodies. Organizers said the artwork celebrated diversity and homosexuality. According to El País, the local bishop, Monsignor José Mazuelos, said he did not object to the nude performance in front of his cathedral: "I have no problem. When we go to the beach, we see naked bodies, don't we?" His complaint was instead about access restrictions that temporarily delayed clergy and parishioners attending the 10 a.m. Eucharist. He also described the event as "marketing for the city," adding he supported it insofar as it promoted …Dugang pa
This abomination was well planned, especially on the feast day of Our Lady's Mother 'Saint Anne', the patron Saint of Spain. It would be advisable to stand up and fight back young Catholic men of Spain, with a Rosary in one hand and a Scapular in the other (weapon and Armor) whilst praying the Rosary! ~ God help Catholic Spain!
The 'Click to Pray' app, which is connected to the Vatican, exposed user information for months due to a security vulnerability, reports the unknown cybersecurity publication Dark Reading. The app, which is available on iOS and Android, is operated by the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network, a pontifical society entrusted to the Jesuits. Dark Reading reports that the app contained an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability. This occurs when an application allows users to request information using an account or record number, but fails to verify that they are authorised to view it. By altering these identifiers, an attacker can access other users' data because proper security checks are absent. Names and email addresses linked to over 700,000 accounts were accessible through this flaw. The vulnerability was reportedly discovered in January 2026 by an independent security researcher known as 'BobDaHacker'. He claimed that repeated attempts to notify the relevant parties went …Dugang pa
TONIGHT AT 7: New York City To Remember Sgt. Angel Rampersad With Vigil After Sgt. Angel Rampersad, 28, of Ozone Park, Queens, died during an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, her local community is gathering to remember her. currentsnews
Pilgrims Celebrate Outdoor Dawn Mass Instead of Basilica Liturgy at Covadonga: At dawn today, pilgrims of the sixth Our Lady of Christendom Pilgrimage in Spain celebrated a traditional outdoor Mass at their campsite in Sevares, Asturias. The Mass was not allowed in the Basilica of Covadonga. After Mass, the pilgrims continued on foot to Covadonga, where they concluded with prayer and the singing of the Te Deum before the Blessed Sacrament. The three-day pilgrimage, held from 25–27 July, covered nearly 100 kilometers from Oviedo to Covadonga and drew more than 1,700 participants.
Misa tradicional de campaña celebrada hoy al amanecer en Sebares (Asturias) al no poder celebrarse en la Basílica de Covadonga
Tuesday, 29th July 1913 Frank’s Undisturbed Face Wonder of the Court Room, The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Journal July 29th, 1913 His Brow Does Not Wrinkle, His Eyes Do Not Quail or Even Flicker—He Is Cool and Quiet Leo M. Frank's expression of quiet confidence has surprised every visitor to the court room where he is being tried for murder. He sits for the most part with his hands crossed, and listens coolly to the testimony or to the argument of attorneys. Not since the trial began has he seemed the least perturbed. His manner has been quiet and contained, like that of one who is sure of himself and sure of his cause. Yet he has not seemed indifferent. He has been attentive at all times, but his attention has been marked by as little excitement or distress as that of any spectator. "Nerves" play no part in his attitude. He seldom changes his position, his expression is always cool and calm, his gaze is steady and attentive. Every visitor to the court room has felt surprise at Frank's …Dugang pa
The Vatican has published new guidelines today, "Recollecting: Accompanying the Preparation of the Local Church's Evaluation Assembly," for the next stage of the Synod on Synodality. Every diocese is required to hold evaluation assemblies during the first half of 2027 to assess how the Synod's Final Document has been implemented. Bishops will lead the evaluation, establish or reactivate synodal teams, and approve a six- to eight-page narrative report to be submitted to Rome. They are also instructed to describe "transformations in decision-making processes, and reforms of structures" as part of their narrative report. Interreligious synodality Each diocese will also hold an evaluation assembly using the method of "conversation in the Spirit." The guidelines state that dioceses should consider inviting "representatives of other Christian Churches and communities or other religions as observers." Lay access to "leadership roles" The document repeatedly says synodality is not a temporary …Dugang pa
Egypt and Sodom - the spiritual name of the city where the two prophets lay dead in the street. The same city in which their Lord was crucified. St John - Apocalypse Ch11 verse 10. It figures!
Novus Ordo for Family Bonding: Mother and Daughter Together at the Altar: On 19 July, the Blessed Sacrament parish in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, shared photos of a mother and daughter serving together as 'altar boys'. Led by Rev. Robert Tywoniak, the parish is part of the Archdiocese of Miami, which is headed by Archbishop Thomas G. Wenski - a motorcyclist.
Novus Ordo as family bonding entertainment: Mother-daughter duo serving at the Altar
These Nuns Wake Up at Midnight to Pray for New Moms As empathy becomes politicized, these women are practicing it in the extreme. nytimes.com/…026/07/26/briefing/norbertine-nuns-c… Mass at The Bethlehem Priory of St. Joseph near Tehachapi, Calif.Credit...Lauren Jackson/The New York Times Photographs and Reporting by Lauren Jackson I am the host of Believing. July 26, 2026 Sign up for the Believing newsletter. A weekly newsletter about how people live religion and spirituality now, with Lauren Jackson. Get it sent to your inbox. I arrived at the mountaintop monastery after dark in a Mustang convertible. It was a stupendously dumb choice. A big winter storm was coming, and the car could not handle snow and ice. But it was all the rental desk at LAX had. The engine roared, announcing my arrival, and the nuns peered around curtains at the spectacle. I was embarrassed — and then embarrassed to be embarrassed, thinking only about myself as I entered a world where the whole point was to …Dugang pa
150-Page Dossier at the Heart of the Rupnik Case: PerMariam.com has published a timeline of the Marko Rupnik case. One detail stands out: the Jesuits compiled a 150-page dossier documenting alleged abuse by Fr. Marko Rupnik between 1985 and 2018. According to his former Jesuit superior, the credibility of these reported events is "very high."
Tuesday, 29th July 1913 Mother’s Sorrow and Newsie’s Wit Play on Emotions at Frank Trial, The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Journal July 29th, 1913 Each of First Three Witnesses In Case Shows Distinct Personality and Entirely Different Side of Human Nature, Some Character Studies Three of the witnesses who testified Monday afternoon at the Frank trial were more distinct as personalities than the characters you could see portrayed in any theater, except that very tragic one of a criminal court room. Much testimony and such individuality as that of these witnesses, has kept the court room crowded by at least 200 people during every minute of the Frank trial—crowded with well dressed men who lean forward in their seats, intent on every detail of the trial, every question that the attorneys ask, every answer that the witnesses give. They are first attracted to the court room by different reasons for curiosity: but they remain because of their common interest in "character." In having a glimpse of …Dugang pa
The German Woman Behind the Dialogue Sermon Also Led Homoxex Blessings: Theresia Reischl, who delivered a dialogue homily with Auxiliary Bishop Wolfgang Bischof of Munich during a Ballon Eucharist on 22 July, had previously co-led an ecumenical Valentine's Day blessing service on 14 February with a Protestant female preacher. During the service, same-sex couples also received blessings, and Deacon Thomas Kirchmeier stated: 'We have no problem with that; they are people in love.'