It’s time for a reckoning…
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It’s time for a reckoning…

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The Gospel doesn't lead to conflict? What Gospel is that? "I came not to send peace, but the sword. For I came to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law" (Mt 10:34-35); "If they have
The Gospel of Jesus does not lead to conflict, but always invites us to forgive. While shedding light on the drama of history, it fosters fraternal concern. Encountering Christ opens the way to dialogue and prepares us for His peace, for it offers every man and woman the greatest
‘Encounter’: New Sculpture Installed in Vatican Gardens Fails to Surprise - https://novusordowatch.org/2026/09/encontro-sculpture-installed-vatican-gardens/ Any resemblance with a house floor jack or a flock camera setup is entirely coincidental. https://x.com/NovusOrdoWatch/status/2103678260814954831/photo/1
Blah blah. Like his predecessors, Leo pays lip service to reverent and dignified-looking (Novus Ordo) liturgy, but he won't lift a finger to ensure his admonitions are heeded.
"To you who celebrate the Eucharist each day, I ask you to ensure that the liturgical celebrations are always carried out with dignity and reverence, even where smaller communities gather. Be conscious heirs of the Church Fathers and saints who, over the centuries, have handed
Leo XIV to secular authorities in Paris: "Liberty, equality and fraternity are not simply words emblazoned on the front of your public buildings; they refer to universal ethical imperatives that also find in the Gospel message an inexhaustible source of inspiration and
Video: Leo XIV's Prayer Vigil with Young People in Paris, France - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7jIOnWcbxQ
Dear @JonathanSFulton, regarding your recent article at 'Where Prevost Is', I would like to let you know that as far back as 2007, Fr. Anthony Cekada was already pointing out that the 'in perpetuity' clause of Pope St. Pius V's 'Quo Primum' does not mean what many traditionalists
Argentina is expecting one of the largest religious gatherings in connection with Leo XIV's visit - https://zenit.org/2026/09/23/argentina-is-expecting-one-of-the-largest-religious-gatherings-in-connection-with-the-popes-visit-here-are-the-details/
@StephenKokx So why doesn't @Pontifex show the Biblical perspective on liberty, equality, and fraternity instead of th…
Leo just gave his imprimatur to the French Revolution:
"With the great thinkers of the Renaissance, and later of the Gra…