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On Saturday morning, abortion militants disrupted a Eucharist at Westminster Cathedral amid demonstrations against the annual March for Life UK. The 10:30am Eucharist was part of the March for Life programme and was led by Archbishop Richard Moth of Westminster, alongside 14 other bishops. Footage showed security removing at least two abortion militants from the church.

Pro-abortion protesters disrupting Holy Mass at Westminster Cathedral yesterday morning.

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Today, Leo XIV joked with children at the Vatican’s annual Family Day for employees and their families. “How much is six-seven?” he asked, while making the hand gesture from the viral “6-7” meme. He then answered 13 - turning the deliberately meaningless meme into 6+7. Teenagers followed with another slang: “Papa, can you say ‘aura’?” Leo looked puzzled and repeated: “Aura?” - prompting more laughter. Online, “aura” refers to someone’s coolness, charisma or presence. Young people jokingly give or take away “aura points” depending on what someone does.

Pope Leo XIV makes a dad joke to kids about 6-7, saying “how much is 6 + 7? It’s 13.”

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Regime Caught Deleting THIS After CRISIS EXPLODES
The CDC’s own website just quietly changed. Weeks after Pennsylvania reported the first US measles deaths of 2026 — one a newborn who tested positive for measles hours before dying — the specific sentence excluding those deaths from the count disappeared, replaced by a vaguer one. Today on ELLA: Black and Brown Women Disruptors in Healthcare and Beyond, Dr. Haydée Brown and Dr. Sonya Sloan trace what happened in between: newly confirmed CDC Director Dr. Erica Schwartz personally ordering the deaths excluded, reportedly at Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request, while the agency’s own internal system keeps counting them as confirmed. Plus: what it cost Schwartz to walk away from an $850,000 job for “the mission,” 2026’s case count hitting 3,134 and already topping all of 2025, and the 1918 Philadelphia parade that offers an uncomfortable preview of what happens when public health truth gets sacrificed to political convenience. Dr. Haydée …Ọzọ

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Archbishop Aldo Cavalli, 79, a former Apostolic Nuncio and the Apostolic Visitor for the parish of Medjugorje, administered Confirmation to two young Irish Travellers in the Adoration Chapel in Medjugorje, reports David Murgia on IlSegnoDiGiona. According to pictures, the women wore inappropriate short white pyjamas. Murgia says the outfits reflect festive dress customary in the Irish Traveller community. He claims to have verified the circumstances through multiple sources and that the photographs are authentic.

Archbishop Aldo Cavalli, Apostolic Nuncio and appointed as a special apostolic visitor for the parish of Međugorje, while administering the sacrament of confirmation. Source: MEDJUGORJE, ABITI PROVOCANTI DURANTE LE CRESIME? …

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@Boanerges Boanerges You probably have never been in Medjugorje. The chapel is very recognizable as the "adoration chapel"; no doubt at all. The photo is authentic. If not, the parish of Medjugorje would have protested on their website and the publisher of the photo's would face a trial in court. MEDJUGORJE, ABITI PROVOCANTI DURANTE LE CRESIME? …
Mgr. Cavalli is a "believer" of the synodal church and according to this "church" one should adept foreign cultural elements of other groups into the liturgy.... (in spite of the instruction of Vatican II that modesty in clothing is always required in church and this requirement was - until now - always observed in Medjugorje.

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A Medjugorje e altrove ci si dovrebbe vergognare del fatto che degli pseudoveggenti, in combutta con una parrocchia e con un vasto indotto, diffondano fasulli messaggi da cosi tanto tempo. Il tutto con la benedizione della neochiesa regnante. Non sorprendono queste volgari immagini, sono perfettamente in linea con le esigenze del todos todos todos

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The Anglican St. Paul’s Cathedral in London has entered a four-year partnership with Fabric, one of the city’s best-known nightclubs. Fabric will stage contemporary music events inside the cathedral through 2030. The first concert is scheduled for October 29. The artist has not yet been announced. St. Paul’s says the program aims to attract new visitors and introduce them to the cathedral through music and culture. The partnership follows earlier performances by RY X and Patti Smith.

La cathédrale anglicane Saint-Paul de Londres, toujours pleinement affectée au culte, s’associe pour quatre ans à Fabric, célèbre discothèque londonienne, afin d’organiser des "événements musicaux" sous son dôme

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Hendrik the adulterer's legacy.

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Dominic Auricchio says he first felt called to the priesthood at age 4, after a dream in which he says God spoke to him. Five years later, doctors discovered a mass in his brain. In 2023, Dominic says he had a vision of a woman he believes was the Virgin Mary, who told him everything would be OK. A subsequent scan showed the mass had begun to shrink, and surgery was no longer considered necessary. His mother believes God healed him. Medication may have contributed to the improvement. Now 13, Dominic remains active in his Catholic parish and says he hopes to join the Marines before pursuing the priesthood.

NJ teen set on priesthood had vision of Virgin Mary before his tumor miraculously shrank

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Exclusive | NJ teen set on priesthood had vision of Virgin Mary before his tumor miraculously shrank

While most 4-year-olds were speaking to Elmo, Lil’ Dominic Auricchio was talking to the man upstairs. “I had a dream and God came to me,” the now 13-year-old recalled to The Post. “He told me to be a priest, and then I went into my mom’s bedroom . . . it was the middle of the night . . . and ever since then I’ve wanted to become a priest,” he said. The rising eighth-grader at Holy Trinity School in Westfield, NJ, has kept his commitment to the cloth — alongside other aspirations. Dominic Auricchio won the prestigious Cardinal Joseph Tobin Essay & Video Contest, with his entry about his divine encounters and how they inspired him to become a priest. Archdiocese of Newark “He came home one day and said, ‘I think I’m gonna be the first priest astronaut,'” his mom Maria recalled. “It’s now priest slash Marine. I want to become a Marine first and then join the priesthood,” said Dominic, whose father, Neal, is a Marine who served two tours in Iraq and was awarded the Purple Heart. Dominic …

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🏍️ Motorcyclists Attend Mass and Receive Pope Leo XIV’s Greeting in Castel Gandolfo

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Around 100 motorcyclists gathered with their bikes for a an Open Air Eucharist at the Madonna del Lago church in Castel Gandolfo last Sunday. The annual gathering is led by parish priest and motorcyclist Rev. Tadeusz Rozmus, known as “Don Biker.” During the Novus Ordo, prayers were offered for riders, their families and those killed in road accidents. The bikers then rode in procession through Castel Gandolfo to join Leo XIV for the Angelus. The Pope gave them a special greeting, welcoming the motorcyclists attending their “traditional annual gathering.”

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Pope Leo XIV is willing to speak with Trump - but Trump has to make the call. In a July 3 interview with Piers Morgan, Louis Prevost, the pope’s older brother and an outspoken Trump supporter, said he had asked Leo XIV whether he’d speak to President Trump. Leo XIV replied: “Sure, if you want, but he has to call me.” Prevost explained: “That’s a Vatican rule. You have to request from the Pope. The Pope doesn’t go.”

Leo XIV on Trump (according to his Maga brother): "He has to call me first"

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Very logical and truthful. Thank you for this.

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Leo XIV Receives Gänswein Amid Speculation Over Paris Nunciature

Today, Pope Leo XIV received Archbishop Georg Gänswein, 70, in an audience, amid renewed speculation that Benedict XVI’s longtime secretary could soon be appointed Apostolic Nuncio to France.
It was Gänswein’s third meeting with Leo XIV: the first came during the Pope’s gathering with apostolic nuncios in June 2025, followed by a private audience on December 12, 2025.
Monsignor Gänswein serves as Apostolic Nuncio to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Pope Francis appointed him to the diplomatic post in June 2024, ending roughly a year in Freiburg without an official assignment following the death of Benedict XVI.
In recent months, Vatican observers have speculated that Gänswein could be transferred to the Apostolic Nunciature in Paris. Asked about the possibility at a public appearance in Ravensburg in July, Gänswein declined to confirm the speculation.
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Better to kiss the ring than to kiss the b---t.

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Will Monsignor Gänswein be the new apostolic nuncio in France?

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Cardinal Burke Celebrated traditional Mass in Amsterdam

Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke celebrated a Pontifical High Mass according to the traditional Roman rite at the Church of Our Lady (Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk) on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam on September 5.
Hundreds of Catholics attended and then processed through the Dutch capital to pray the Rosary publicly in Vondelpark.
Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht and Bishop Jan Hendriks of Haarlem-Amsterdam were also present.
Floris van Rijn, 23, told Nd.nl that he had never previously experienced the traditional liturgy, “It took some getting used to, but it was beautiful,” he said.
Van Rijn described Cardinal Burke’s presence and the opportunity to attend the Mass as “a unique chance.”
In Vondelpark, hundreds gathered around the statue of the Blessed Virgin carried in the procession. Priests wearing purple stoles heard confessions outdoors while the Rosary was recited in multiple languages.
The prayers could be heard in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Polish, Slovak, Latin …Ọzọ

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Pro-life March in London

THOUSANDS DEFEND UNBORN LIFE IN UK MARCH | SG News
Thousands of pro-life supporters marched through central London on September 5 for the annual March for Life UK, gathering in a public witness to the dignity of human life from conception to natural death. Participants travelled from the Emmanuel Centre in Westminster toward Parliament Square, singing Christian hymns and carrying banners as the annual demonstration returned to the heart of the British capital. This year’s programme also included a Pro-Life Family Summit and Youth Summit, featuring talks and testimonies on family life, motherhood, fatherhood, abortion and Christian witness. Fifteen Catholic bishops joined the gathering after participating in a morning Mass at Westminster Cathedral. Southwark Archbishop John Wilson said participants were united “to say that human life matters, that every life matters, from conception to natural death.” Other Catholic clergy also spoke about the need to defend human dignity at every stage …Ọzọ

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Natural wealth is always pursued for the sake of something else (e.g., health, comfort, survival).
It is a means to fulfill human nature, not the end of human life.

St. Thomas Aquinas asks whether human happiness can consist in wealth. In everyday terms, he is examining whether having money and possessions can be what truly fulfills us and makes us happy, or whether happiness must be found in something deeper and more lasting than material goods.

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Whether Man's Happiness Consists in Wealth?

The Question: St. Thomas Aquinas asks whether human happiness can consist in wealth. In everyday terms, he is examining whether having money and possessions can be what truly fulfills us and makes us happy, or whether happiness must be found in something deeper and more lasting than material goods. Aquinas’ Main Answer: No, human happiness cannot consist in wealth. While money and possessions can help us survive and enjoy life, they are not our true goal or deepest fulfillment. Happiness is about achieving our ultimate purpose as human beings, and that purpose lies in something far greater than material goods. Wealth is only a tool to serve real human needs, not the destination itself. Here is how St. Thomas Aquinas himself explains it: “It is impossible for man’s happiness to consist in wealth. For wealth is twofold, as the Philosopher says (Polit. i, 3), viz. natural and artificial. Natural wealth is that which serves man as a remedy for his natural wants: such as food, drink, clothing …

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