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Open Letter from the Laity to their Bishops and Clergy
We, the faithful of the Roman Catholic Church scattered throughout the world, hereby exhort our Bishops and Priests to gather in an Imperfect General Council. We urge them to study together the present condition of the Apostolic See, in order to bring about a turning point in this crisis of the Church. Since Vatican II, modernists have sought to establish a new Church, substantially different from the Church of Christ. We refuse to believe that the solution to this crisis lies in their ungodly hands. We believe that the solution lies rather in the hands of the faithful clergy, in whom we recognise the voice of the Good Shepherd. “I know my sheep and my sheep know me.” (Jn. 10:14)
We are asking them to fulfil their duty and join the movement organising an Imperfect General Council.
We do not wish to live without being subject to the Bond of Faith, the gentle Christ on earth, the Bishop of bishops, the Vicar of Our Lord Jesus Christ …

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The UK’s decline speeds up with the home county of Oxford banning the flag – Allah's Willing Executioners

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by Andrea Widburg
I won’t say that Oxford, a town located in Oxfordshire County, England, is the first thing people think of when they think of England, but it’s certainly one of the main things they think of. The city grew up around a castle built by Robert D’Oyly, who came over in 1066 with William the Conqueror. It became a center of scholarship by the end of the 12th century, and a full-fledged university town by the beginning of the 13th century.
For 800 years, Oxford University, like Cambridge University, was a primary center of European intellectualism, from the medieval era through the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and into the modern era. Each was the birthplace of uncountable British political and thought leaders. They were, for many, a microcosm of everything that was Great Britain when Britain was still great.
But times have changed. Oxford is an anti-Western, anti-British institution, and the county that hosts it is now banning the flag of St. …

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Liberal HuffPost Mocked for Article Claiming Pentagon 'Excluded Catholics' from Good Friday Service | The Gateway Pundit | by Margaret Flavin

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Iran hardliners ramp up calls for a nuclear bomb, sources say

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Urbi et Orbi: Leo XIV warns, “We are growing accustomed to violence, resigning ourselves to it and becoming indifferent.”

Vatican City - After the solemn Easter Sunday Pontifical Mass, celebrated this morning in St Peter’s Square, Leo XIV appeared at 12 noon on the central loggia of St Peter’s Basilica for the traditional Urbi et Orbi Message and Blessing, addressed to the city of Rome and to the whole world.
From there, the Pope entrusted to the Church and to the international community an address shaped by the theme of peace, read within the Paschal mystery of the death and resurrection of Christ. “Christ is risen! Happy Easter!”, the Pontiff began, before developing his address around a central truth: Easter is the victory of life over death, of light over darkness and of love over hatred, yet this victory does not arise from a logic of power. It comes instead through Christ’s sacrifice, through obedience to the Father, through the total gift of self. The Pope explained that the power of the Resurrection is God himself, his faithful and creative love, capable of forgiving and redeeming.…

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Mary Magdalene: Faith, Courage, and an Empty Tomb — Beyond These Stone Walls

History unjustly sullied her name without evidence, but Mary Magdalene emerges from the Gospel a faithful, courageous and noble woman, an apostle to the Apostles.
As an imprisoned priest, a communal celebration of the Easter Triduum is not available to me. My celebration of this week is for the most part limited to a private reading of the Roman Missal. Still, over the five-plus years that I have been writing for These Stone Walls, I have always agonized about Holy Week posts. I feel a special duty to contribute what little I can to the Church’s volume of reflection on the meaning of this week.
Though I have little in the way of resources beyond what is in my own mind, I feel an obligation in this of all weeks to “get it right,” and leave something a reader might return to. So I have focused in past Holy Week posts not so much on the meaning of the events of the Passion of the Christ, but on the characters central to those events. In so doing, I have developed a rather special kinship …

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Freemason lodge ‘mafia’ on trial in France over murders and hit squads

Twenty-two people, including intelligence and police officers, are on trial in France over an alleged Masonic lodge assassin squad and mafia-style crimes.
Twenty-two people went on trial in France on Monday on charges of murder and other serious crimes centred on members of a Masonic lodge accused of running hit squads.
Those in the dock include four military personnel from France's foreign intelligence service (DGSE), two police officers, a retired domestic intelligence officer, a security guard and two business executives.
They are accused of the murder of a racing driver, the attempted murders of a business coach and a trade unionist, aggravated assault and criminal conspiracy, all on behalf of a organised crime network inside the former Athanor Masonic Lodge in the Paris suburb of Puteaux.
Several Freemasons from the 20 or so members of the lodge are in the dock.
Most of the accused, aged between 30 and 73, have no previous criminal records.
The alleged ringleaders are Athanor …

When What Was Hidden Comes Into the Light - Fides et Ratio | Reflections on life from a theological and rational perspective

There are moments in history when events that once appeared unrelated begin to converge.
Not because they were ever separate, but because the underlying structure connecting them becomes visible.
Easter is the clearest expression of that reality.
What was hidden is revealed.
What was dismissed is vindicated.
What appeared final is overturned.
The Resurrection is not simply a religious symbol. It is a claim about reality itself.
That truth cannot be permanently suppressed.
That what is buried does not remain buried.
That what is false cannot sustain itself indefinitely.
These are not abstract ideas. They are patterns that repeat across history, across societies, and within the structures we build.
The first witnesses are not rulers or authorities, but women who come simply to tend what they believe to be a finished story. The stone, set in place with deliberate finality, is not something they could have moved themselves. And yet, when they arrive, it has already been rolled away. The …

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Primogenitus mortuorum

Scimus Christum surrexisse a mortuis vere.
We knjow that Christ is truly risen from the dead.
Easter Sequence Victimæ paschali
H/eltdf_dropcaps]ÆC dies quam fecit Dominus. This is the day the Lord has made: let us rejoice and exult (Ps 117 [118]:24). The Psalmist hails the dies dominica foretold since the time of the Old Testament as the day of the restoration of the divine order in Christ.
The messianic prophecies reveal to us the fulfillment of the Paschal Mystery. The glorious Messiah, conqueror of sin and death, is hailed by Sacred Scripture as the beginning, the firstborn of those who rise from the dead, so that He might have primacy over all things (Col 1:18); the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth, who loved us and cleansed us from our sins by His blood (Rev 1:5). Christ is the testis fidelis, the witness worthy of belief, for His testimony was brought to fulfillment through His faithfulness, even unto death.
As the …

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Energy crisis: 5 countries appeal to EU for windfall tax