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James Martin, SJ is a modern Judas, not discerning the Eucharist and calling judgment upon himself and those who follow him.
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Dr. Luigi Carbone and Professor Stefano Margaritora have provided the following update on the Pope’s postoperative recovery:
This morning, the Holy Father underwent the blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after surgery. The results confirm that his postoperative recovery is progressing normally: the values are within the expected range for the type of operation performed.
The Holy Father has undergone respiratory physiotherapy and has begun walking around his room. He has resumed eating normally and had breakfast and lunch.
His recovery is proceeding as expected.
Julie-CTCatholicCorner retweeted
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer,, the Vatican confirms.
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Canonical reform makes mistake of equating priests and laypeople newdailycompass.com/en/canon…
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Prayer to St. Peregrine, suitable for cancer patients, including those on the path of recovery. Therefore, it is appropriate in any case—regardless of the precise diagnosis, which is currently unknown to us—to also be prayed for the Holy Father.
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Highly recommended for those interested in La Salette: A famous dictum attributed to Our Lady is evidently apocryphal. Once again, it highlights the need to critically verify whether such claims have been examined and approved by Church authorities.
The alleged Secret of LaSalette that speaks of Rome losing the faith and becoming the seat of antichrist, and of the Church being in eclipse, is not the Secret that Melanie sent to Pius IX in 1851. It is a new version that appeared 27 years later, and which was immediately and repeatedly condemned by Rome.
The following link contains the original (1851) Secret of LaSalette as well as the documentation of Rome's response to it, and condemnation of it. Also included is a letter from Pope Pius X himself concerning a rebellious priest who, under the pretext of promoting Our Lady of LaSalette, rebelled against his bishop, disregarded his warnings and decrees, and refused to acknowledge his suspension that had been imposed on him.
trueorfalsepope.com/p/docume…
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The Presbyterian Church (USA), the largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States, has passed a measure expressing support for body-deforming sex-change surgeries for youth exhibiting gender dysphoria.
Wow....the church has lost its compass.
Julie-CTCatholicCorner retweeted
Does Dr. Hickson not know this alleged secret of LaSalette (circa 1879 version) was repeatedly condemned by Rome. If I'm not mistaken, Rome even attached an ipso facto excommunication on anyone who publishes it. The real secret (1846) sent to Pius IX was entirely different.
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Saint Bernedetta Soubirous, Saint of the Sick and those suffering from illness,
Pray for me 🥹
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I like the Cottage style. A man should be able to build a kit like this for a starter home.
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The Church Was Too Weak on Covid
According to Bishop Giovanni D’Ercole, Covid was a watershed moment for the Church: the closure of churches was a defeat, but also a missed opportunity to bear witness to the faith. Today, he says, especially young people are showing a new desire for rebirth and hope, in contrast to the climate of fear and pessimism. Via @LaVeritaWeb
The bishop emeritus of Ascoli Piceno stepped down in October 2020 at the age of 73 to withdraw to a monastery and devote himself to prayer after various tensions including the Covid crisis.
La Chiesa troppo debole sul Covid
Secondo Monsignor Giovanni D’Ercole il Covid è stato spartiacque per la Chiesa: la chiusura delle chiese è stata una sconfitta, ma anche un’occasione mancata per testimoniare la fede. Oggi, dice, soprattutto i giovani mostrano una voglia nuova di rinascita e di speranza, contro il clima di paura e pessimismo.
a cura di @franborgonovo
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On this Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes my memories are abounding. My devotion to her began in Catholic grade school. Here I am in the last week of May 2019. My heart is still there. ❤️🙏 Special prayers today for those struggling with any kind of illness and for those who have no one to pray for them. 🙏
Julie-CTCatholicCorner retweeted
Lebanon was Christian.
Syria was Christian.
Iraq was Christian.
Jordan was Christian.
Turkey was Christian.
Egypt was Christian.
Libya was Christian.
Tunisia was Christian.
Algeria was Christian.
Something must have happened to change all that🤔
Julie-CTCatholicCorner retweeted
This Church of the Sacred Heart was destroyed last night. In a bitter twist of irony, this Church, which honored the fire that does not consume, was consumed by flames after it was deconsecrated and used as a concert hall.
