On 17 March (St Patrick’s Day), a liturgical dance was performed during the Eucharist at Clonard Monastery in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Girls from a local dance school processed the offertory gifts to the altar and sprang around it.
To commemorate St. Patrick's Day, the Church of Clonard Monastery in Belfast invited eight dancers to prepare the altar for Mass (March 2026)
April 20th - Saint of the Day: Saint Agnes of Montepulciano, Dominican Abbess & Mystic A teenage abbess. A mystic. A miracle worker. A Dominican saint whose body was said to remain incorrupt. Saint Agnes of Montepulciano is one of those saints that sounds almost unreal until you realize the Church has been honoring her for centuries. She entered religious life as a child, led a convent while still incredibly young, founded a monastery, and became known for deep Eucharistic devotion, mystical visions, miraculous healings, and astonishing holiness. One of the wildest stories tied to her life is that she raised a drowned child back to life through her prayers. Another is that after her death, pilgrims flocked to her tomb because of miracles and the sweet fragrance said to surround her relics. Even Saint Catherine of Siena loved her deeply. Saint Agnes reminds the Church that holiness does not need a spotlight. Hidden prayer, real humility, and total surrender to Jesus …Mususu
Hl. Agnes von Montepulciano - Gedenktag katholisch: 20. April gebotener Gedenktag im Dominikanerorden Äbtissin in Montepulciano * um 1268 in Gracciano-Abbadia bei Montepulciano in Italien † 20. April 1317 in Montepulciano in Italien Agnes aus der wohlhabenden Familie Segni trat im Alter von neun Jahren - angeblich gegen den Widerstand ihrer Eltern, die für sie ein weltliches Leben im Reichtum planten - ins Kloster der Sorelle del Sacco, der Bettelschwestern in Montepulciano ein. Von dort wurde sie wegen ihrer besonderen Frömmigkeit schon mit 15 Jahren zusammen mit ihrer Meisterin Margarete nach Proceno entsandt, wo sie ein neues Kloster gründete. Aufgrund besonderer päpstlicher Erlaubnis wurde sie die erste Äbtissin des neuen Klosters, das schnell ob seiner strengen Einhaltung der Ordensregel Bekanntheit erlangte. Auf Bitten aus ihrer Heimat kehrte sie nach Montepulciano zurück und gründete dort 1306 ein neues Kloster, dem sie zunächst die Augustinerinnenregel gab und in dem sie …Mususu
On Sunday, Cardinal Konrad Krajewski of Łódź, Poland, met with the faithful of the Roman rite at the Chapel of All Saints in Łódź outside of the liturgy. Cardinal Krajewski said he was happy that Catholics could attend Mass in the Roman rite at three locations within the Archdiocese of Łódź. He added that ten priests have been assigned to this pastoral ministry of the Latin Mass under Rev. Paweł Markowski's responsibility. Cardinal Krajewski served as Papal Almoner from 2013 to 2026. On 12 March 2026, Pope Leo XIV appointed him Archbishop of Łódź. The cardinal was renowned for his activism on behalf of transvestite prostitutes, having organised several lunches for the 'poor' with Pope Francis to which he invited dozens of transvestites. #newsZfmceyuwqp
We already saw this pattern in my June 23, 2025 piece, Bread Without Doctrine: Leo XIV’s Corpus Christi and the Vanishing Reality of the Eucharist, where I reported that Leo had been turning Eucharistic theology into a language of solidarity, distribution, and communal sharing rather than sacrifice and supernatural reality. What happened in Douala on April 17, 2026 was a second offense, cleaner and blunter than the first. In his homily at Japoma Stadium, Leo said that “the multiplication of the loaves and the fish happened while sharing: that is the miracle.” That sentence does not merely stress charity flowing from the miracle. It relocates the miracle itself. The wonder is no longer Christ’s sovereign act over nature. The wonder becomes the crowd’s social behavior. Bread appears, in effect, because people finally learn to stop clutching and start sharing. Christ becomes less the divine Lord who multiplies and more the moral facilitator who teaches redistribution. This was not a …
The Diocese of Cremona, Italy, has announced two spring events flirting with homosexuality. A biblical-theological meeting will take place on April 24, followed by a prayer vigil on May 8 at the Church of San Giuseppe in Cambonino. The April meeting, led by Jesuit priest Father Iuri Sandrin, is intended to reflect on how homosexual relationships raise questions for Christian communities. The May vigil, presided over by Bishop Antonio Napolioni, is described as being for the overcoming of discrimination, particularly "homophobia" and "transphobia". According to the diocese, the initiatives aim to “help” homosexuals to feel more included in the Church. The announcement also references a 2025 synodal document by the Italian Bishops’ Conference, which encourages local Churches to promote homosexualism. In November 2018, Monsignor Napolioni held an ecumenical prayer vigil with Methodists and Seventh-day Adventists in Cremona. #newsNdjhryqaaq
Forget the prior Church Teachings. The New Catholic Spring is to educated and transform both the Clergy and laity against: Homophobia, Moslim-phobia, Buddhist - Hindu phobia. Along with Tranny, Indigenous. The Clergy must learn to accept Judas with open arms along with Satan, who is only testing us according to God's will. The new philosophy allows us to be "Friends" with Satan, in peaceful means, as this eliminates all hate, all pain, all sorrows. Only by sharing our Holy Communion as friends, can we accomplish World Peace. Put that in your pipe and smoke it!
750th Anniversary Patronage of Saint George ALCOY JUBILEE YEAR
Año Jubilar para conmemorar el 750 aniversario del patronazgo de San Jorge La localidad alicantina de Alcoi, perteneciente a la archidiócesis de Valencia, inicia un Año Jubilar extraordinario – reconocido y concedido por la Santa Sede- para celebrar el 750 aniversario del patronazgo de San Jorge, que se desarrollará del 23 de abril de 2026 al 23 de abril de 2027. hmtv
“The multiplication of the loaves and fishes occurred during the sharing; that is the miracle,” said Pope Leo XIV in his homily at the Japoma Stadium in Douala, Cameroon, on 17 April, which was attended by around 120,000 people. He continued: ‘There is bread for everyone if it is given to everyone. There is bread for everyone if it is taken not with a snatching hand, but with a giving hand.” Common heresy in the Francis era Here, Leo XIV reflects an idea that Pope Francis has returned to several times: that the multiplication of the loaves is not about a supernatural increase in food, but a transformation of human hearts that leads to sharing. During the Angelus on 26 July 2015, Francis said that 'the miracle does not consist in the multiplication itself, but in the sharing'. At the Angelus on 29 July 2018, and in various weekday homilies at Santa Marta, Francis reiterated that the true sign is not a miracle, but a change in attitude; the crowd learns to share. On 25 July 2021, Francis …Mususu
Sept. 2, 2025 Mission of Divine Mercy Message in our Time God the Father Message: He is Not Mine September 2nd, 2025 God the Father.“He is not Mine.” (This Message was dictated to Sister in Spanish, and this is her translation into English. NOTE: The footnotes are not dictated by God. They are added by Sister. Sometimes the footnote is to help clarify for the reader Sister’s sense of the meaning of a certain word or idea, and at other times to better convey the sense of God’s or Our Lady’s tone when They spoke.) Write, Florecita. What shall I write?1 What I command exclusively, and exclusively what I command.2 Write that soon you will see portents in the sky and on the earth and in the seas.3 Do not be deceived. The devil has power to deceive and to cause superficial [apparent] portents that amaze My children, and – letting themselves be swayed by what they see – allow confusion and doubt to enter into their hearts.4 Children, this is why I lead you along the arduous path of a strong …Mususu
John Prevost discussed in an April 17 interview with 'EWTN News In Depth' his life as the pope’s brother. Main points. Loss of privacy: “I used to be able to leave the front door open. Now I’m hesitant because you don’t know who’s going to come to the door.” Ordinary childhood: “Probably like anyone else’s—it was a mom and dad, three boys, school, homework, play, and repeat. It was just a normal life.” Childhood memory: “One time we were building a shed in the backyard and Rob fell through the roof. It was just part of the wood was rotted, because we were using old doors from the house for the roof.” Leo XIV’s early vocation: “We always knew that he wanted to be a priest. From a very young age, that was just always there.” A “prophecy”: “When he was maybe in first or second grade, one of the moms across the street said, ‘You know, he’s going to be the first American Pope.’ We just kind of heard it and moved on.” Still just brothers: “People say, ‘Who says no to the Pope?’ I …Mususu
Cardinal Bernardin Chicago Catholic were dad in all this and mommy boy not in a good way. Seminaries in America hot bed of homos I know a Priest he promoted to Bishop in Canada is a raging homosexual
A Embrun, dans les Gaules, saint Marcellin, premier évêque de cette ville. De la férie : messe du deuxième dimanche après Pâques Sanctoral Saint Marcellin d’Embrun, Evêque Avec saint Dominus et saint Vincent, il était venu d’Afrique pour évangéliser les Alpes françaises. Il construisit à Embrun une église qu’il fit consacrer par saint Eusèbe de Verceil qui lui conféra le sacre épiscopal. On raconte beaucoup de miracles opérés durant son vivant. Il fut surtout soucieux de combattre l’arianisme et dut souvent s’enfuir pour échapper aux fonctionnaires impériaux chargés de l’arrêter. Cet illustre apôtre de l’Embrunais est cité avec éloge dans tous les martyrologes. Il part d’Afrique du Nord avec deux compagnons, Vincent et Domnin, dans le désir d’évangéliser la Gaule païenne. Après un séjour à Rome, sur le conseil du pape, tous trois s’arrêtent à Verceil auprès de l’évêque Eusèbe qui leur demande de porter l’Évangile dans la région d’Embrun. Marcellin est l’âme …
With Jesus: The Story of Mary Coredemptrix, No. 12: The Council and Coredemptrix In light of so much confusion about the Second Vatican Council and Mary's role as Co-Redemptrix, please listen to the following explanation, based on the facts, regarding Vatican II and Mary's role as human Co-Redemptrix with Jesus, as discussed by Dr. Mark Miravalle and Dr. Robert Fastiggi.
MAGA/Zionists hate Catholics standing up for the Faith! They block you when they can not argue Catholic Truth and like protestants quote the bible for their justification. Blockers!
Pope Leo was captivated by this new statue of St. Augustine at the Catholic University of Central Africa, where St. Augustine stands in the shape of Africa, holding a book with the words in Latin written “Tolle lege,” the words he heard in the midst of his conversion.
Blessed John Finch - April 20 Memorial 20 April Profile Yoeman farmer. Raised in a family with Catholic and Protestant members, he was able to closely observe each side; John became a strong and faithful Catholic. Marriedlayman. His home became a center for covert missionary work, and he hid and harboured priests. Parish clerk and catechist. On Christmas1581 he and Father George Ostliffe were ambushed and arrested. Finch was kept prisoner in the house of the Earl of Derby, alternately tortured and offered bribes to get information about covert Catholics; the authorities spread the story that he had turned in Father George himself, was taking refuge with Derby, and was voluntarily giving up the name of every Catholic he knew. John spent time in the Fleet prison, Manchester, and in the House of Correction, spending months in dungeons, being dragged by his heels to Protestant churches. He and three priests were brought to trial for their faith in Lancaster on 18 April …Mususu
Blessed John Finch (April 20) catherineweeks Memorial 20 April Profile Yoeman farmer. Raised in a family with Catholic and Protestant members, he was able to closely observe each side; John became a strong and faithful Catholic. Marriedlayman. His home became a center for covert missionary work, and he hid and harboured priests. Parish clerk and catechist. On Christmas1581 he and Father George Ostliffe were ambushed and arrested. Finch was kept prisoner in the house of the Earl of Derby, alternately tortured and offered bribes to get information about covert Catholics; the authorities spread the story that he had turned in Father George himself, was taking refuge with Derby, and was voluntarily giving up the name of every Catholic he knew. John spent time in the Fleet prison, Manchester, and in the House of Correction, spending months in dungeons, being dragged by his heels to Protestant churches. He and three priests were brought to trial for their faith in Lancaster…Mususu
Regnum Dei ‘Lancaster’s Catholic Martyrs’ Blessed James Bell (d 1584) Bell was born in Warrington and became a priest during the reign of Queen Mary but conformed under Elizabeth and served as an Anglican minister for 20 years. He returned to Lancashire in 1579 and was reconciled to the Faith in 1581. In January 1584, he was arrested and taken to Manchester, then brought to Lancaster for trial. He was executed on 10th April 1584. Blessed John Finch (d 1584) John Finch was a yeoman farmer from Eccleston, near Chorley. He was raised a Protestant but after his conversion he helped to conceal priests in his home and to act as their guide about the county. He was betrayed while on such a mission and was arrested by the Earl of Derby. He was tortured and then spent three years in prison before coming to trial at Lancaster. He was executed on the same day as Bell. Blessed Robert Nutter (1557-1600) Fr Robert Nutter, who came from Burnley, was sent to the Tower of London after his arrest in …Mususu
The Hormuz Letter - BREAKING: The IRGC Navy is publicly calling Iran’s Foreign Minister A... BREAKING: The IRGC Navy is publicly calling Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi an "idiot" on international maritime Channel 16, broadcasting that the Strait of Hormuz "is still closed" and "we will open it by the order of our leader Imam Khamenei, not by the tweets of some idiot." x.com/HormuzLetter/status/2045533058946720162/vid…
Today is the 120th anniversary of the prodigies witnessed at Saint Gabriel's College when Our Lady came to support her children during a time of severe persecution. April 20, 1906, Our Lady of Quito, Queen of Equador, pray for us.
James Martin in leaked audio: There has been a “step forward,” not a full change in doctrine. Martin points to Fiducia Supplicans, approved under Pope Francis. It allows priests to give non-liturgical, spontaneous blessings to same-sex couples. These are not marriages and not formal ceremonies. Recognition of “goodness” in these relationships. He emphasizes that the Church is beginning to acknowledge positive elements (love, commitment, faith) in same-sex couples. Change is gradual, not revolutionary. The Church is “moving,” but slowly. What may seem minor in Western countries is very controversial globally, especially in parts of Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Pastoral shift driven by real people. The growing visibility of LGBTQ individuals (family members, parishioners) is pushing the Church to engage more compassionately and realistically.