drzainhasan New study from the Weizmann Institute suggests Viagra’s active ingredient, sildenafil, may help stop cancer from spreading. Cancer cells need cholesterol to break away from a tumor and invade other organs. Researchers found sildenafil traps that cholesterol inside the cell, cutting off its ability to metastasize. Effects appeared even stronger when combined with statins, and a separate patient analysis linked sildenafil use to better survival outcomes. Important caveat, this is preclinical and observational data. No one should start taking Viagra to prevent cancer. Human trials are the next step. Still, a striking example of drug repurposing. A blood pressure medication that became an ED drug might now have a role in oncology. instagram.com/reel/Dbir2QxsZrQ/
Dozens of Ceuta illegal migrants manage to reach mainland Europe More and more boats carrying dozens of illegal migrants are landing in the area of Cala Secreta, near Algeciras, on the coast of Campo de Gibraltar.
60 million Muslims in Ceuta have left supermarkets and shops looted... invasion of homes, hundreds of terrified women, and the closure of the free movement area (Schengen) applied by Italy to Spain. They've also allowed us to see an immense majority of Muslim males with good phones and a real attempt at Islamization through illegal migration. They voted for leftists, this is what you get in Spain
On Sunday at around 1:00 a.m., six Jewish Israelis attacked the entrance to the Saint James Monastery in the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem. They took turns spitting at the monastery entrance. When they noticed an Armenian woman filming the incident from her home,
Our Lord eliminated the justification from race through the Sacraments. He is the Messiah, Lover of mankind. Beginning with the humbling of Jacob after his stealing the birthright.
Spain’s Largest Wildfire Forces Augustinian Nuns to Evacuate Historic Monastery | SG News A devastating wildfire is sweeping across the Spanish province of Ávila, forcing the evacuation of the Augustinian Sisters of the Monastery of the Conversion in Sotillo de la Adrada. The blaze has burned more than 120,000 acres, making it one of the largest wildfire emergencies Spain has faced in recent history. As firefighters continue battling the flames under extreme weather conditions, the sisters have found temporary refuge at the Saint Ildefonso Convent in Talavera, where they continue to pray for all those affected. In response to the crisis, the Diocese of Ávila has opened its seminary and retreat houses to shelter displaced families, parish priests, and others forced to flee their homes. Stay Updated with @SGNEWS-SG – Faith, Society & Global Christian Perspective
A video of Moroccan soldiers beating an illegal migrant near the border with Ceuta has gone viral. Several violent clashes in the area have taken place over the past few days
nytimes.com/2026/07/10/dining/a-new-summer-caesar… By Melissa Clark Melissa Clark never gets tired of Caesar salad. Published July 1, 2026 The allure of a Caesar salad lies in its dressing — the sting of raw garlic, the salty umami of Parmesan, that anchovy funk. What you toss it with is less important. As long as it’s sturdy enough to bring that dressing to your mouth, any green will work just fine. Mild and crisp romaine has been the classic since the 1920s, when the salad was first put on the menu at Caesar’s restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico. Kale Caesars and brussels sprouts Caesars had their moments, those ruffled leaves adding an earthy, mineral tang. But I think cabbage works best of all. Recipe: Cabbage Caesar Salad Of all the greens, cabbage is the sweetest and crunchiest, with a pronounced contrast to the dressing that’s both satisfyingly textural and a little unexpected. Cabbage makes the whole salad livelier to eat. It also keeps well. Unlike romaine, which starts to wilt …More
Preparation Step 1 Make the croutons: Heat oven to 400 degrees. On a rimmed sheet pan, toss bread pieces with 3 tablespoons olive oil and 3 tablespoons cheese to coat evenly. Spread in an even layer, sprinkle lightly with salt and bake until crunchy and evenly browned, 10 to 15 minutes, tossing halfway through. Taste a crouton and add more salt if needed. Use a spatula to scrape up any crunchy cheese stuck to the pan and stir into the warm croutons. Let croutons cool on the baking pan. Step 2 Meanwhile, make the dressing: In a blender or using an immersion blender, combine the lemon juice, anchovies, garlic, mustard, Worcestershire sauce and a pinch each salt and pepper, and pulse a few times to break up the anchovies. Step 3 Add the mayonnaise and the remaining 5 tablespoons olive oil, and blend until smooth. Taste and add more lemon juice, salt and pepper as needed. Step 4 In a large bowl, combine the cabbage, croutons, remaining 5 tablespoons cheese and enough of the dressing to coat …More
Cabbage Caesar Salad Recipe • 5★ • 30 min Ingredients Yield:6 to 8 servings 1 small baguette or chunk of sourdough bread (about 8 ounces), preferably day-old, torn or cut into bite-size pieces (about 4 cups) ½ cup extra-virgin olive oil, divided ½ cup grated Parmesan, divided, more for garnish Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, more to taste 4 anchovy fillets (or 1 teaspoon drained capers) 1 fat garlic clove, finely grated or minced 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard ½ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ¼ cup mayonnaise 8 cups shredded cabbage or coleslaw mix (24 ounces)
In Ceuta, hundreds of migrants have been relocated to the beach closest to the CETI (Temporary Immigrant Stay Centers). “Most of the people remaining here are from sub-Saharan Africa, from countries like Sudan, Mali, Eritrea, and Somalia.” Video: RTVE
Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump:… by Rick Reilly · Audiobook preview Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump: The brilliant New York Times bestseller 2019 Authored by Rick Reilly Narrated by Rick Reilly 0:00 Intro 0:03 Chapter 1: The Big Lie 21:13 Chapter 2: You Ain’t No Ballerina 40:41 Chapter 3: The Kid with the Big Shekels 42:43 Outro GOOGLE PLAY BOOKS Find your next great read with Google Play Books. Google Play Books is a global digital bookstore offering ebooks, audiobooks, comics, and manga. Discover book recommendations personalized just for you. Get the iOS app: https://goo.gle/books-ios Get the Android app: https://goo.gle/books-android — BOOK DESCRIPTION 'This book is dedicated to the truth. It's still a thing.' Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump is a fascinating on–the–ground and behind–the–scenes survey of Donald Trump's ethics deficit on and off the golf course.Renowned sports writer Rick Reilly transports readers onto the greens with President …More
President Trump is a golf champion once again. For the reported 43rd time in his life, President Trump, 80, has won a club golf championship. This one took place at Bedminster, his club in New Jersey, on Sunday morning. President Trump reportedly shot a final score of 70, winning both the Senior and Super Senior divisions at his club. Video surfaced of President Trump being presented with his winning trophies on Sunday afternoon. Of course, not everyone always believes it when President Trump boasts about his golf abilities. "Reminder, the only time Trump played a golf tournament where he couldn't (allegedly) cheat, the American Century celebrity tournament in 2006, he shot 52 over par in 3 rounds and finished in 62nd place out of 80 celebrities," one fan pointed out on X. "This is very embarrassing, but mostly sad. You are looking at an 80 year old person, with the emotional maturity of an adolescent child. Plain as day," one critic added. Former ESPN star detailed how President Trump …More
From Failure at EWTN to Vatican Communication Reform? This morning, Leo XIV received the new Prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, the divorced Zionist Maria Montserrat Alvarado, in audience. During his pontificate, Leo XIV has met the current Prefect, Paolo Ruffini, only rarely and has not held private audiences with other senior Vatican communications officials, including Matteo Bruni, Andrea Tornielli, and Andrea Monda, seeing them only at public events. Alvarado will officially take office in November. Last year, her effort to consolidate EWTN's international news operations under a single EwtnNews.com platform did not achieve its intended goal. The project remained English-only and failed to become the successful international news site originally envisioned.
The Prisoner Who Returned to Celebrate the Eucharist On 31 July 2026, Cardinal Ernest Simoni celebrated the Eucharist at the former communist prison camp of Spaç in Albania. There, he spent years imprisoned and subjected to forced labor after his arrest (1963). He remained imprisoned until 1981. In a message for the occasion, Pope Leo XIV wrote that "no prison can separate a person from the love of Christ."
Albanian Cardinal Simoni returns to former prison camp, Spaç, to celebrate a Eucharist there.
1960 generation been trap with the heresy of modernism without iron bars Totalitarian Vatican II thought police destroyed the mass of all ages. replace with blessing of gay couples
Seminaries during JPII and Ratzinger were loaded with this type of theology Just reed the old religious news papers . Weakland and the boys never disciplined
"The La Razón report should nevertheless be treated with caution...La Razón presents the alleged papal involvement in the January document as a significant revelation. Yet the suggestion that Cardinal Roche would have produced and circulated such a document without the knowledge or approval of the Pope is difficult to sustain... " "The background of the article’s author should also be considered when assessing its presentation. José Beltrán, who wrote the La Razón report, is director of Vida Nueva, a Spanish Catholic publication generally associated with a more progressive ecclesial outlook and which has historically taken a critical view of movements attached to the Traditional Latin Mass. That does not invalidate the reporting, and the claims should be judged on their evidence rather than the author’s personal or editorial background...." "There is also a question of consistency between La Razón‘s interpretation and other indications of Pope Leo XIV’s approach. The report portrays the …More
Leo XIV approved Cardinal Arthur Roche's text against the Traditional Latin Mass, reaffirming Francis' Traditionis Custodes, reports LaRazon.es on August 2. The text was distributed to about 170 cardinals at the January 7 consistory. Key phrase: "This newspaper has been able to confirm that the cardinal distributed the text at the request of Leo XIV and therefore with the Pope's approval of its contents." According to the newspaper, Cardinal Roche and officials from his dicastery drafted the document at the Pope's request. Leo XIV then personally reviewed it. "He did not change a single comma," Vatican sources said, adding that "the distribution of the document to the cardinals was intended to make the new Pope's position on this issue visible." The one-and-a-half-page document defended Traditionis Custodes, describing Tradition as a "living river" rather than a static preservation of past forms. It claimed that the Novus Ordo is fully consistent with authentic Tradition. Picture: Arthur …More