"We have a person who received four Pfizer COVID "vaccines" and a year later suffered colon cancer and passed away…they took three biopsies to see if there was any Pfizer sequence…and, surprisingly, there was, and a lot of it"... Dr. Kevin Mckernan.
The Divorced Should Seek Annulment: Montse Alvarado, the new Prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for Communication, revealed in a March 10, 2025 interview that her annulment process lasted about two years and was “a Healing Ministry.” “I think a lot of people think that divorce and annulment necessarily separate you from the Church,” she said, but they are “opportunities to let Christ heal whatever was broken in that relationship.” Alvarado called annulment “one of the best kept secrets of the Church,” adding: “I’m a big advocate for it.” She encouraged divorced Catholics to pursue it, saying: “I think people who are divorced have an important place in the Church and should seek annulment,” and that they often do not realize “until they’re on the other side how good it feels, to be embraced in that way.”
Saint Ephrem of Syria - June 9 Also known as Ephrem of Edessa Ephrem the Syrian Ephraem… Ephraim… Ephraem Syrus Deacon of Edessa Harp of the Holy Spirit Jefrem Sirin Sun of the Syrians Memorial 9 June 28 January (Eastern Orthodox; Eastern Catholic) 8 June (Scottish Episcopal) 10 June (Wales; Episcopal Church in the USA) 18 June (Maronite Church) formerly 1 February 7th Saturday before Easter (Syriac Orthodox Church) Profile May have been the son of a pagan priest. Brought to the faith by SaintJames of Nisibis, and baptized at age 18. Helped to evangelize Nisibis, Mesopotamia. May have attended the Council of Nicaea in 325. Deacon. Preacher. Had a great devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. In 363 Nisibis was ceded to Persia; a great persecution of Christians began, and Eprem led an exodus of the faithful to Edessa. Founded a theologicalschool in Edessa. Wrote homilies, hymns and poetry. Helped introduce the use of hymns in public worship. Fought Gnosticism and …More
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Sister Carried Monstrance on Corpus Christi. Worse than Germany: On June 5, 2026, the private Catholic school 'Colegio Cristiana Fernández de Merino' in Mexico City celebrated Corpus Christi with a Eucharistic procession. A sister from the Congregation of the Josephine Sisters carried the monstrance.
On June 5, 2026, at Colegio Cristiana Fernández de Merino in Mexico City, a Josephine Sister (Hermana Josefina) carried the monstrance with the Blessed Sacrament through the school during the Corpus Christi procession, joining the community in a visible expression of Eucharistic faith.
Day two in Spain: ‘What legacy are we leaving for the future?’ Celebrations of different kinds—religious, artistic, and musical—mark the second day in Madrid as Pope Leo XIV leads the Corpus Christi procession after Mass and challenges people from all sectors of life to “be new protagonists for weaving new networks that harmonise all areas of life.”
Papst Leo XIV. in Spanien: Tag 2 Eine große Messe in Madrid und eine Begegnung mit Vertretern der Kultur, der Wirtschaft und des Sports waren Höhepunkte des zweiten Reisetages des Papstes im spanischen Madrid. vatikannews
Day two in Spain: ‘What legacy are we leaving … More than 1.2 million people celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi with Pope Leo XIV in the Plaza de Cibeles—a famous symbol of the city of Madrid—on the second day of his Apostolic Journey to Spain. Surrounded by pilgrims from across the world, the Pope reflected on the mystery the Church commemorates on this day, stressing that in Spain, Corpus Christi is more than just a liturgical celebration. The Catholic traditions in which the Spanish faith and history are rooted, including floral arrangements and solemn processions, “have for centuries shaped the piety, art, music, architecture and life of the Spanish people.” However, he stressed that these are not meant to be seen as part of an exhibition or folklore. Rather, a profession of faith. More than looking back at the history of the country, Pope Leo outlined a task for “Spain today and in the future: to ensure that the religiosity which has shaped and defined this country for …More
"Tired and exhausted as I was, I at last reached the summit of the mountain in which I had previously hidden, and made my way towards a gully where I had to descend. But there I stopped and looked. Vipers, scorpions, lizards and various other species of reptile were hissing their tongues at me and blocking the way down! ‘Mother, where are you?’ I screamed in my terror. ‘I could have borne this pain more easily if I’d never felt your presence before. Now I’ll be thrown into captivity again where I was kept for so long! Where is your help now?’ It was then that I heard my mother’s voice speaking to me, ‘Run, my daughter, run, for you have been granted wings to fly with by the great Giver whom none can resist. Quickly, therefore, fly over all these creatures opposing you.’ And then, with a great feeling of comfort and release, I took up my wings and flew quickly over those venomous and death-dealing vipers."
[Saint HILDEGARD OF BINGEN ~ XI-XII Century AD; born: Bermersheim, Holy Roman Empire/died: Bingen am Rhein, Holy Roman Empire, aged 81; Abbess, Polymath, Writer, Composer, Mystic, Visionary, Philosopher, Medical Writer and Practitioner, Composer of Sacred Monophony, Virgin, Founder, Doctor of the Church] 10. The Trials of the Soul (from Scivias I, 4) [The first few chapters of Scivias I, 4, form a separate section prior to a discussion of the physiology of human conception and Church teachings on marriage. Two of the chapter titles describe the text as ‘the lament of the soul on the path of error but returning through the grace of God to her mother Zion’ (eh. 1) and ‘the wings of the soul’ (eh. 2), both of which give some indication of the theme. It is tempting to see a link between the spiritual states symbolized in this story and Hildegard’s own tribulations as she gradually gained recognition as a writer and spiritual leader. She returned to a similar plot for her drama of Anima …More
Prophecies of Anna Maria Taigi Living in Rome during a time of wars, revolutions, and political upheaval, she became known for extraordinary visions that she claimed came from God. Over the course of her life, she saw future events involving nations, the Church, and a period of great trials that would affect the entire world. In this documentary, we explore the actual prophecies attributed to Anna Maria Taigi, separating the documented accounts from the myths that have grown around her story. Who was this humble wife and mother? What did she claim to see? And why are her warnings still being discussed nearly two centuries later? Anna Maria Gesualda Antonia Taigi Anna Maria Taigi Anne Marie Gianetti Memorial 9 June Profile Daughter Luigi Giannetti and Maria Masi. Her father was a pharmacist in Siena, Italy, but his business went bankrupt when Anna Marie was five years old. The family moved to Rome, Italy in search of work, but Luigi could only find a job as a household servant. …More
Tipjar: buymeacoffee.com/torresangelica Unlock Deeper Graces – Pray with Reverence Today 42nd ROSE - With Attention I would like to add that the Rosary ought to be said reverently, that is to say, it ought to be said as much as possible, kneeling, with hands Joined, clasping the rosary. However, if you are ill, you can, of course, say it in bed; or if one is travelling it can be said while walking; if, on account of some infirmity, you cannot kneel you can say it standing or sitting. You can even say it while working if your duties do not allow you to leave your job, for work with one's hands is not always incompatible with vocal prayer. Title: The Secret of the Rosary Author: Saint Louis de Montfort First publication: around 1710 Narrator: Angelica Torres Genre: Religious, Spiritual Growth, Spirituality, Historical Narrative Language: English Version: Unabridged, Divided by Chapters Subtitles included -------------------------------------------------- …More
Catholics Detained During Nuit Blanche Protests: On 6 June, six Catholics were taken into police custody for around 24 hours during protests against blasphemous events in Parisian churches as part of the Nuit Blanche festival. At the church Saint-Laurent, around 40 Catholics prayed aloud inside the building for roughly 40 minutes before moving to the forecourt. Around 80 police officers were deployed to clear the area.
If you think things couldn't get any worse over the horrific murder of Henry Nowak. It's now been revealed that Hampshire police were going to release a statement warning the public not to talk about it online and paint Henry as the aggressor before Digwa's trial!
Following the vandalism of the statue of Saint Michael in the Saint-Michel church of Draguignan, the parish priest is also denouncing recent acts of incivility, notably individuals coming to URINATE in the building.
Masturbation and voodoo artwork in Paris churches. Worse than Germany: During the 'Nuit Blanche' event organised by the Paris Archdiocese on June 6-7, there were 'immersive installations' in churches. This infamous event was directed by Barbara Butch, a lesbian activist who is known for playing Jesus Christ in the controversial opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics. According to a video published by TribuneChrétienne.com, the installation featured satanic sounds, overlapping voices, whispers, creaks, breathing and what the organisers described as an exploration of 'dark ideas', 'an unstable perception of reality' and a 'quasi-hypnotic' atmosphere. Inside the churches, there were voodoo-inspired masks, grotesque figures, and skeletal humanoid sculptures. One figure appeared to simulate masturbation near an altar.
Nuit Blanche, idées noires et profanations. Images TRIBUNE CHRETIENNE. comment le diocèse de Paris a-t-il pu autoriser cela ? Si les critiques se concentrent souvent sur Barbara Butch ou sur la mairie de Paris, la véritable question est ailleurs Pourquoi les autorités diocésaines ont-elles accepté que des églises soient intégrés à une telle programmation ?