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Canonical revolution: the new synodality seeks a new Code

Laypeople presiding over liturgies and emphasis on participatory bodies among the proposals of the final report of the Canon Law Commission, released by the General Secretariat of the Synod. The goal is to rewrite canon law to consolidate the "achievements" already attained in practice.

They tell us that canon law is of no importance when it comes to judging the legitimacy—or rather, the illegitimacy—of Leo, yet they need it to impose their revolution...

26 August 1978, the conclave that elected Luciani

The very brief pontificate of John Paul I began 48 years ago after 4 ballots. The cardinals had entered the Sistine Chapel the day before, without imagining they would enter it again in less than two months.

Paglia and Francis' Permanent Revolution

Monsignor Paglia granted an interview to explain why, at the behest of Bergoglio, the John Paul II Institute and the Pav were revolutionized. The concept of nature was attacked, endorsing ethical relativism. A revolution that, for Paglia and his companions, must continue.

Mullally in Vatican, the pseudo-blessing that should have been avoided

By receiving the Anglican primate, Leo XIV mentioned the «new problems» that have arisen between Rome and Canterbury, one of which was right in front of him: the so-called archbishop fresh from the spectacle of "blessing" steps away from Peter's tomb while a bishop made the sign of the cross, in defiance of sacramental truth.

«Noelia, euthanasia by a corrupt government. There is a conflict of interest over organ transplants»

The case of Noelia, a disabled woman who obtained euthanasia, shocked Spain. Interview with Polonia Castellanos of the Christian Lawyers Association, standing by the parents in the legal battle: «We asked for medical treatment, which the government grants even to terrorists, but preferred to kill her. Also for economic reasons: the mother told us that her organs were already committed for transplant».