Former Cleveland Clinic Medical Director Dr. Daniel Neides breaks down in tears, apologizing to ALL his vaccinated patients. "I didn’t provide informed consent…ABSOLUTELY DEPLORABLE on my part and I apologize to my patients."
A baby at 32 weeks in the womb was caught smiling the moment she heard her dad’s voice during a routine ultrasound. The scan showed the unborn girl breaking into a clear smile as soon as her father started speaking. By this stage of pregnancy, babies can hear sounds from outside the womb and often recognize their parents’ voices.
Eric Spracklen - Stumbled across a video with 24,000,000 views and nearly 1,000,000 li... Stumbled across a video with 24,000,000 views and nearly 1,000,000 likes on Instagram. Make me believe NASA’s credibility will never recover from the fake moon landings. People don’t trust it. It will probably take Elon running the entire space program for people to believe. x.com/EricSpracklen/status/2043305031114330527/vi…
Saint Hunna | The Holy Washerwoman | A Life of Radical Humility | Feast Day April 15th Saint Hunna lived in the Alsace region of modern-day France. Though she was a noblewoman, she chose to serve the poor in a very simple and practical way: she washed their clothes. Because of this, she became known as the “Holy Washerwoman.” She is remembered for: Her radical humility despite her high status Her love expressed through simple acts of service Her care for the poor and forgotten Saint Hunna reminds us that holiness is not about status or recognition… it’s about love lived out in everyday actions. Saint Hunna, pray for us. 7th-century noblewoman Patron of laundresses and humble service Witness of hidden charity The Holy Washerwoman Huna Una Unna Memorial 15 April 3 June on some calendars 13 June on some calendars Profile Daughter of the duke of Alsace. Wife of an Alsatian nobleman named Huno of Hunnaweyer, she lived in the diocese of Strasbourg. Mother of …Hiroc’h
Sainte Hune - le 15 avril Religieuse (+ v. 600) Née au VIème siècle de notre ère, décédée presque centenaire vers l'an 600. Nous avons à notre disposition peu d'éléments vérifiés de la vie de sainte Hune. Nous savons qu'apparentée à un roi de Bourgogne de l'époque mérovingienne, elle fut sans doute l'épouse contrainte et malheureuse d'un seigneur franc. Enfant mal aimée d'une famille désunie, Hune fut reléguée aux cuisines avec les domestiques du château de la Hunière, tandis que son père guerroyait au loin aux côtés de son roi et que sa mère se livrait aux caresses de ses nombreux amants. L'amour sincère et l'affection que lui portaient les servantes, l'amitié des lavandières qu'elle accompagnait dans leur travail, permirent à la fillette de vivre une enfance simple mais heureuse. Cette vie au contact de gens pauvres, sans culture, illettrés aux manières frustes restés païens, n'empêcha pas la jeune Hune d'acquérir un caractère fort, une vive foi chrétienne que ses …Hiroc’h
Pro-homosexual author ChrisDamian.Substack.com (April 14) accuses the “conservative” Bishop Robert Barron of having followed provocative male accounts on his private Facebook account. In December 2025, Chris Damian published that Bishop Barron’s personal account was following several such pages, including one for 'Brazilian male feet'. This prompted a response from Bishop Barron's organisation, Word on Fire. They claimed that the account had recently been hacked and was being used for 'digital fraud'. However, despite Facebook providing a history of account logins, including suspicious access, Word on Fire did not provide any evidence to support this claim. Yesterday, shortly after Bishop Barron demanded an apology from Donald Trump for attacking Pope Leo XIV, Damian published more information. He posted screenshots showing that Bishop Barron had followed similar provocative accounts as far back as January 2024, casting doubt on the claims of Word on Fire. These accounts included '…Hiroc’h
Bishop Barron called on Trump to apologize for ‘disrespectful’ post against Pope Leo. This was indicating that revange is possible. Is Barron blackmailable?
The Archdiocese of Dubuque is halting weekend Masses at more than 80 parishes across northeastern Iowa this summer as part of a reorganization plan. The reorganization, which began in September 2024 in response to declining numbers of priests and churchgoers, is now in its third and final phase. The archdiocese will be organized into 24 “pastorates,” or groups of parishes that work closely together and share resources and ministries. Merged parishes will not yet be closed and may still be used for liturgical celebrations such as funerals, weddings, and weekday Masses. The archdiocese, in which there are about 182,000 Catholics, has only one priest for every two parishes. The reorganization plan is designed to prevent burnout among the 85 priests actively serving in the archdiocese, a number that is expected to continue to decline. Continue reading at EWTN News Post Views: 63
Il est quelquefois représenté avec cette flamme sur le front. Il est le patron des marins. De la férie : messe du premier dimanche après Pâques Sanctoral Saint Pierre Gonzalez, dit saint Elme, Dominicain (1190-1246) Pierre Gonzalez naquit, l’an 1190, dans la ville d’Astorga, en Espagne, d’une famille distinguée. Son oncle, évêque de Palencia, charmé de ses talents, le pourvut d’un canonicat et le fit ensuite nommer doyen du Chapitre de sa cathédrale. Le jour de sa prise de possession, Gonzalez, naturellement vaniteux, voulut traverser la ville sur un cheval superbement paré. C’est là que la Providence l’attendait: sa vanité se repaissait des applaudissements de la foule, quand le cheval se cabra, renversant dans la boue l’orgueilleux cavalier, au milieu des huées de la populace. Cette humiliation fut un coup de la grâce. Pierre se releva tout confus, et dit à haute voix: « Puisque le monde se moque de moi, je me moquerai de lui à mon tour. » Il tint parole. Dans la solitude …
Saint Peter Gonzalez, known in Spain as Saint Elmo, is depicted walking on water and holding a flame. This flame representsSaint Elmo's fire.He is sometimes shown with this flame on his forehead. He is the patron saint of sailors.
This crowdsurfing priest is Fr. Oscar Pilloni, founder of the Pentecostal-conservative Gospa Mira retreat center in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Video published on Insta
Leo XIV’s New Curia Prefect Started Ugly Cathedral: A new cathedral is planned in Waitara, Sydney, for the Diocese of Broken Bay. The project, which includes education and community facilities, has been designed by Niall McLaughlin Architects. The cathedral neither evokes the Catholic faith nor is it beautiful. The bishop responsible for it is Monsignor Anthony Randazzo, 59. On 25 March, Leo XIV appointed him as the new Prefect of the Dicastery for Legislative Texts. It will be the first new Catholic cathedral to be built in Australia in over a century.
Plans for the new cathedral — the first built in Australia for over a century — in the Diocese of Broken Bay What do you think?
"Nothing could better serve Russia’s goal of insidious coexistence than reducing universal mistrust and opening many areas of sympathy worldwide… while it arms itself to the teeth." Short read explaining the "Perestroika Deception."
– Folha de S. Paulo, August 27, 1969 - by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira A few years ago, international communism stood as a unified doctrinal, cultural, and political force. Later, this monolith began to break apart. In Europe, the Yugoslav and Albanian divisions appeared. In Asia, a large rift formed with China. This caused communist circles worldwide to split into two opposing factions: pro-Russian and pro-Chinese. The 1968 Marcusian revolution in Paris and the Czechoslovak unrest highlighted the difference between liberal and anarchic neo-communism and the fiercely authoritarian Soviet communism. While all this was happening outside Russia, the monolithic nature of communism also underwent significant changes within the country. Khrushchev-era “thawed” communists appeared alongside traditional Stalinists. Then emerged post-Khrushchev communists, a seemingly mixed blend of Khrushchevism and Stalinism. Post-Khrushchev factions further split into doves and hawks. Ultimately, according to …Hiroc’h
Meloni had been a vociferous supporter of Trump, but she distanced herself from him after he went to war with Iran in February, and on Monday she openly criticised him for lashing out at Pope Leo, saying his verbal assault was "unacceptable".
Trump attacca anche la Meloni. Italia non rinnova accordo difesa con Israele Trump, in un'intervista al Corriere della Sera, attacca la premier Giorgia Meloni. Intanto, dopo anni di sostegno, l'Italia non rinnova l'intesa sulla cooperazione nel settore della difesa con Israele. Servizio di Augusto Cantelmi Tg2000
Trump responded in an interview with Corriere della Sera, saying Meloni was "very different from what I thought" and denouncing her for refusing to help re-open the Strait of Hormuz, which has been blocked by Iran. "I'm shocked by her. I thought she had courage. I was wrong," he was quoted as saying in the Italian-language article. The White House declined to comment on the reported quotes. Meloni's office also declined to comment, but politicians of all stripes rallied to her defence, including Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, head of the coalition Forza Italia party. "We are, and will remain, sincere supporters of Western unity and steadfast allies of the United States, but that unity is built on loyalty, respect and mutual frankness," he said, applauding Meloni for denouncing Trump's attack on the pope. "On Pope Leo XIV, she said exactly what all of us Italian citizens think," he added in a statement on X.
1. Aquinas (and St. Agustine also) said that early gestation unborn babies are vegetable and animals before becoming human. Pro-abortion Catholic President Biden and Catholic Speaker Pelosi both quoted this in their defense of early legal abortion. 2.Aquinas said that “conscience” must always be followed. This is absolutely contrary to Catholic teaching, but some people still cite this as justification for abortion. 3. Aquinas foolishly said that lying is never permissible. Imagine the classic situation that you are hiding Jews in your attic during WW2 and the Nazis ask you if you are hiding Jews. According to Aquinas you must tell the Nazis “Yes they are in the attic” which results in the murder of the Jews. Aquinas is wrong...Biblically wrong.
1. Was there clarity regarding the infusion of the soul at that time settled by the Church ? You can be sure St Thomas would have changed his opinion to be in conformity. He is obviously not infallible. 2. Conscience is "with knowledge". Plainly without knowledge would mean something different. As Catholic Doctrine is clear i.e the science exists and is clear that abortion is a grave moral evil , those who support it follow contrascience. 3. Is a bit of a straw man and obviously the action of providing information to aid evil would not be supported by Aquinas. You could truthfully hold the position that Christ determines the sons of Abraham as those who like Abraham, rejoiced at His coming. Being God, He gets to define who they are surely. What labels men choose to erroneously co-opt is their own affair. You are quite free to ignore the misdesignation without scruple. So you can with good conscience say quite truthfully there are no Jews here, thereby protecting your neighbour and avoid …Hiroc’h
The communist Prevost—who exploits faith for his leftist political interests—masquerades as a "pacifist" whenever it suits him; yet his double standard betrays him, as he silently permits Catholics to be persecuted by the Chinese communist government.
On April 12, the Armenian Diocese of Artsakh reported the destruction of Saint James Church in Stepanakert following Azerbaijan’s takeover of the region in 2023. The diocese called it part of a “cultural genocide,” citing ongoing attacks on Armenian Christian heritage.
Azerbaijani authorities have destroyed Saint Hakob Church in Stepanakert, Nagorno Karabakh, marking another escalation in what observers describe as a systematic campaign against Armenian cultural and spiritual heritage in Artsakh. Saint Hakob Church was a relatively modern but deeply symbolic religious site. Its foundation was laid in September 2005, and construction was completed in early 2007. The church was built with the support of Armenian-American benefactor Nerses Yepremyan in memory of his late son, Hakob Yepremyan.