Leo XIV promotes archbishop who praises female Communion ministers and a “very open Church” for “everyone”. Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán as Archbishop of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and as Military Ordinary. Leo XIV had named him Coadjutor Archbishop in October 2025. In this February video interview, Morel Diplán endorsed Pope Francis's vision of a “Church for everyone”: “The Dominican Church has always been very open.” He pointed to women's participation: “We already have women who are Communion ministers, who celebrate the Word.” “And that is why we are now talking so much about synodality. But the Dominican Church has long been synodal. [...] And that is a richness for us.”
El 9 de febrero de 2026, el arzobispo Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán, por entonces arzobispo coadjutor de Santo Domingo, en la República Dominicana, concedió una entrevista al periódico «Listín Diario». "Yo lo entiendo así, que es una Iglesia de todos. La Iglesia dominicana siempre ha estado muy abierta. Incluso el Papa [...] hablaba mucho de clericalismo. [...] Aquí la Iglesia dominicana da participación a todos. Incluso las mujeres son las que tienen más participación en todo. Lo único que no se ve en la misa. Pero ya tenemos mujeres que son ministros de la comunión, que celebran la palabra. No tiene que ser la misa, pero la palabra. Y sobre todo en las parroquias [...] la gran participación que hay [...] tienen la gente participación también de decisión dentro de la parroquia donde están. Es una Iglesia abierta en la República Dominicana. Y por eso ahora estamos hablando mucho de sinodalidad. Pero hace rato que la Iglesia dominicana era sinodal, fue sinodal. Porque aquí hay mucha participación …More
Shame on this prelate aka modern Pharisee(?). Anyone with even a smidgen of awareness about Christopher Columbus's history would know that he was devoutly Catholic and did his best to live his Faith. "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
Virginia could make abortion a “constitutional right.” Question 1 would allow abortion up to birth. This is what a baby looks like in the third trimester. This child is not a body part. He or she is not a clump of cells. This child is a unique and valuable human being worthy of protection. Vote NO.
On October 10, a Russian drone strike damaged the Caritas-Spes Ukraine humanitarian support center in Odesa, shattering windows and doors. Thankfully, no one was injured, but the building is now unfit for use.
On October 10, a Russian drone strike in Odesa damaged the Caritas-Spes Ukraine humanitarian support center, shattering windows and doors. Children were playing outside the building with their parents when the attack occurred. Thankfully, no one was injured. The center is now unfit for use, disrupting vital humanitarian services for vulnerable communities.
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Should sinners conform to the Church’s moral ideal - or should the Church move closer to them? Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David of the Philippines addressed the Vatican’s 10th-anniversary Amoris Laetitia meeting on October 12 in a video presentation. He said the exhortation encouraged pastors “to discern concrete situations rather than begin with classifications, to accompany gradual growth, and to trust that grace can already be at work even in lives and relationships marked by weakness and incompleteness.” And: “Not simply to ask how close families are to the ideal, but also how close the Church is willing to come to families in their actual struggles.” During the Vatican's meeting, terms such as “weakness,” “incompleteness,” and “vulnerability” are used as blatant euphemisms for adultery and other sexual sins.
Card. Pablo Virgilio Siongco David (Philippines) at the Vatican Amoris laetitia summit, today: "To discern concrete situations rather than begin with classifications, to accompany gradual growth, and to trust that grace can already be at work even in lives and relationships marked by weakness and incompleteness.” How to understand Amoris Laetitia: “Not simply to ask how close families are to the ideal, but also how close the Church is willing to come to families in their actual struggles.”
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Chris Jackson (Hiraeth In Exile) The Perpetual Revolution: How the Synodal Church Overthrew the Conciliar Church From John XXIII’s council to Francis’s synodal revolution and Leo XIV’s consolidation, each new ecclesiastical regime prepares the faithful to accept what its predecessor once defended against. On October 11, 1962, more than two thousand bishops assembled beneath the immense vaults of St. Peter’s Basilica for the opening of the Second Vatican Council. John XXIII had summoned them to Rome. The ancient ceremonies were still intact, the bishops wore the familiar vestments of Catholic prelates, and the assembled hierarchy professed the same Creed that Catholics had recited for centuries. Thirty years later, on October 11, 1992, John Paul II promulgated the new Catechism of the Catholic Church through the apostolic constitution Fidei Depositum. The date was deliberately chosen to commemorate the council’s opening. The Catechism, he declared, was a “sure norm for teaching the faith.” …More
"A Catholic is not pro-life if they oppose abortion but support the death penalty." – Leo XIV In other words: • God is not "pro-life": He instituted the death penalty. • The prophets were not "pro-life": they taught it. • The apostles were not "pro-life": they confirmed it. • The Catholic Church was not "pro-life" for two millennia: it preserved it. Equating the innocent life of an unborn child with the life of a murderer found guilty in a fair trial is the height of false equivalence. Precisely because God wants to protect human life, He instituted the death penalty against murderers. – The Father under the Old Testament: "Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for God made man in his own image" (Genesis 9:6). – The Son under the New Testament: "For all who take the sword will perish by the sword" (Matthew 26:52).
𝗗𝗿. 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗽𝗲𝗿 @DrLindaHarper Shocking, did you know this? Dr. Bryan Ardis just dropped a bombshell that Big Pharma, the American Heart Association, and cardiologists have been burying for decades. Magnesium can help prevent heart attacks and strokes… yet almost no one is telling patients. And salt? The exact opposite of what you’ve been told. A massive 2016 study published in The Lancet, 450,000 people across nearly 50 countries, the largest ever on salt and heart disease, found that people eating 3-4 times the amount of salt the FDA recommends had the best heart outcomes: lower blood pressure and lower risk of heart attacks and strokes. When that study came out, the American Heart Association reportedly threatened the journal: retract it… or we pull all our funding.They tried to bury the truth so they could keep pushing the pills. Your heart needs real salt and magnesium, not the narrative they sell.
In his book *Idols with Feet of Clay*, Nicolás Márquez unmasks the false heroes of the Left and woke culture—among whom is the reprobate, heretic, and apostate Jorge Mario Bergoglio: "His pontificate was a calamity"
“We have a new Catholic Church, which Pope Francis created beginning in 2013.” Polish priest and philosopher Andrzej Kobyliński describes a “Copernican revolution” in the Church: doctrinal decentralization and synodality, allowing different interpretations of truth, faith, and morality. He calls Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich the “right-hand man” of both Francis and Leo XIV, and says Hollerich's positions go far beyond current synodal proposals. “This cardinal says clearly: the passages concerning homosexual orientation in Sacred Scripture are completely wrong.” Rev. Kobyliński made these remarks on October 6, in an interview with Jan Pospieszalski on YouTube.
Mamy nowy Kościół katolicki, który stworzył papież Franciszek od roku 2013. I w tym nowym kościele mamy decentralizację doktrynalną, synodalność, a to polega na tym, że dopuszczamy różne sposoby rozumienia prawdy, wiary i moralności. To jest rewolucja kopernikańska i to, co dzieje w Krakowie, jest elementem tej rewolucji kopernikańskiej, którą mamy w Kościele Katolickim, a dodam jedną rzecz ważną. Niedawno przecież gościł w Krakowie na zaproszenie kardynała Grzegorza Rysia, luksemburski kardynał Jean-Claude Hollerich, to jest prawa ręka papieża Franciszka i obecnie prawa ręka papieża Leona XIV, no i wypowiedzi tego kardynała są o wiele ostrzejsze niż to, co jest obecnie mówione w dokumentach synodalnych w Krakowie. Warto to, że tak powiem, stanowczo powiedzieć. Otóż ten kardynał mówi jasno: zapisy dotyczące orientacji homoseksualnej w Piśmie Świętym są kompletnie błędne.
This priest talks about the parallel, left-wing institution of Bergoglio/Prevost with the non-Catholic gospel and the non-Catholic morality that wants to banish Christ and His Holy Mother. Withered and separated from the vine.
1. The extent of surgery is unknown. Dr. Elmer Huerta explains that surgeons may remove a small wedge of lung tissue, a larger segment, or an entire lobe, depending on the nodule. This could significantly affect recovery. 2. Minimally invasive surgery is possible. Huerta says lung nodules are often removed using minimally invasive or robotic techniques. However, the Vatican has not confirmed which procedure Leo XIV will undergo. 3. The November trip may still be possible. Huerta suggests the Pope could potentially fly within two or three weeks after a relatively minor wedge resection. More extensive surgery could require a longer recovery. This is particularly relevant to his planned November 6–17 visit to South America. 4. Imaging characteristics influence the decision to operate. Dr. Bruno Vincenzi explains that irregular or spiculated nodule margins can raise suspicion of malignancy, whereas well-defined margins or calcifications more often suggest a benign condition. 5. A tissue …More
Well, they can blame everything on Russia all they want. There is yet to be proof on anything they say. And Everything has been debunked. Every last time for everything. And every warning Russia has given us was true. And still they called it all Russia propaganda.
A homosexual “creation service” featuring drag performances was held in three Austrian cities with support from Catholic dioceses. Titled “Abracadabra – and it was good!”, the project combined the seven days of creation in Genesis with percussion, dance, light art and interactive performances. Events took place in Graz (Sept. 12, 30 attendees), Vienna (Sept. 25, 150) and Linz (Oct. 2, 110). The ecumenical project involved Catholic, Protestant, Methodist and Old Catholic groups, with support from the dioceses of Linz, Vienna and Graz-Seckau.
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woke culture—among whom is the reprobate, heretic, and apostate Jorge Mario Bergoglio: "His pontificate was a calamity"