Catholics Who Want to Know if they Fell Out of the Stupid Tree Should Read This
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Yip, that's how they roll in Prevost's Big Ol' Gay Church.
We were warned about the present storm. These signs we cannot ignore.
+ Leo in France
The problem of the current religion is the relationship between France and Satan. For those who have ears to hear, the words of the Virgin revealed to Don Gobbi almost forty years ago are of great relevance.
Bergoglio's Pagan Liturgy.
Antonio Romano continues his work of exposing Leonine antipapacy with a biting reading of the «encyclical» ‘Magnifica Humanitas’, a superb piece crafted—with the aid of AI—to serve the Antichrist.
More green communism and Earth worship are being shoved down our throats
Rorate Coeli reported published a report from InfoVaticana yesterday morning showing that two Catholic bishops and a monsignor participated in a pagan ritual (venerating and praying to Pachamama) in a conference intended to prepare the way for Pope Leo’s trip to Peru this November. The initial story came from the Vatican News, and unsurprisingly, Vatican News omitted several key details.
Is synodality really all about "inclusion", "dignity" and other modern trends? What happens to "the Catholic Church" after 2028?
Since 2019-2020, during the reign of Bergoglio (‘Pope’ Francis), Catholics were discombobulated with the introduction of a bizarre phrase never before known or heard by the most well-known theologians, historians, and scholars of Catholic theology: The Synod on Synodality. A good general background on the Synod on Synodality, an apt acronym being SoS (Save our Souls), can be found on Wikipedia. One of the hallmarks of the SoS, which most Catholics seem to miss or want to avoid, is the fact that it will result in a new Church.
Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu was filmed placing coca leaves in a Pachamama-linked ritual offering during a ‘human rights’ meeting in Peru.
One hundred years ago, most Jesuits were orthodox. But a few began to twist the ancient faith.
Fr. Joachim Heimerl von Heimthal in conversation with Giuseppe Nardi.