For those who can't access RT. I copied and pasted the article here. Russiagate 2.0: The West has rolled out a disgraced asset on Epstein The usual suspects are desperately trying to frame the Israel-linked pedophile with Russia While everyone is scouring over the millions of newly released Epstein documents, which continue to expose the disgusting depths of depravity among Western elites, a familiar discredited voice has surfaced with a convenient alternative tale: blame Russia. Where did the “blame Russia for Epstein” conspiracy come from? The conspiracy, first pushed in London by the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail, and later in the day by the New York Post, began claiming that Epstein, the proudly Jewish, pedophile financier, was somehow linked to Russia. Former BBC host Andrew Marr delivered an 11 minute sermon to his listeners on LBC radio on the same theme. No sense of coordination here at all, obviously. Next in line, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, a figure whose …More
God dwells within every human life and this idea can offer consolation and direction to homosexual Catholics, writes pro-homosexual Malta Archbishop Charles Scicluna on the pro-homosexual Outreach.faith (February 3) His text employes psychological categories and rhetoric such as “feelings”, “wounds”, “weaknesses”, “fear”, “self-punishment”, “self-doubt”, “dependence”, “healing”, and so on. As if there were no sin, Monsignor Scicluna claims that “our stories, relationships, questions and identities are never beyond God’s loving gaze”. He believes that “our lived experiences—including our questions, wounds and hopes—are not obstacles to God, but places of encounter”. “Many of us, including LGBTQ Catholics, experience fragmentation: a sense of being divided between faith and identity, church and self, hope and fear. God’s presence gently draws us towards integration and peace.” The key phrase is: “We are called to become people who welcome, listen and accompany others with …More
“We are called to become people who welcome, listen and accompany others with respect and tenderness irrespective of religious, cultural, racial or sexual differences. This is what God’s inclusive love is all about.” But if you die in mortal sin, nothing of the above will help. This bishop is deliberately muddying the waters.
During an appearance on left-wing comedian Stephen Colbert’s late night talk show Tuesday, celebrity priest James Martin revealed that Pope Leo told him he plans to continue Pope Francis’ LGBT agenda. Fr. James Martin tells Stephen Colbert that Pope …
Every Texan knows this story: Long before we knew about politics, before we knew the arguments, before we knew how to quibble over details, we were taught something in school that shaped our bones. At the Alamo, there came a moment when there were no more letters to send, no reinforcements coming, no negotiations left to try. The enemy was at the gates. Surrender had been demanded. And everyone knew what surrender would mean. So the commander – William Barrett Travis – gathered his men – not to inspire them, not to give a pep talk, but to tell them the truth. He drew a line in the dirt. On one side of that line was safety – at least for the moment. On the other side was almost certain death. And he said, in effect: “Choose.” Only one man stepped back. The rest stepped forward. That line in the sand was not drawn to start a rebellion. It was drawn to end illusions. Crossing it did not guarantee victory – it guaranteed fidelity. And whether we like it or not, that is where the Church …More
Today we got the CFFC's latest newsletter. They did it again for another year. The charity reports they shipped 256 containers of food, clothing and other necessities of life around the globe. In total, there were 256 large containers sent to different nations.
“There has been a confusion in the Church with regard to moral questions”, Cardinal Raymond Burke told the Substack.com-Account Per Mariam on February 5. “There are questions of intrinsic evils, for instance the killing of an innocent, defenseless human life is always and everywhere wrong. It’s intrinsically evil.” Regarding the million babies killed in the womb every year in the USA, Cardinal Burke said that it is “really infanticide”. About Euthanasia and the denial of nutrition and hydration to patients, Cardinal Burke said: “The Church has first of all, to announce clearly her teaching and not in any way give the impression that She’s unsure about what should happen in these cases, but at the same time to support those members of the faithful who are trying to establish Catholic medical schools, truly Catholic hospitals.” On contraception, he said that it is “an attack on marriage“: “The true meaning of our human sexuality is that it’s not for lust, but it’s for love.” Cardinal …More
Nice words, but....This would have sufficed back in 2013 or 2014. 12 years later and tens of millions of souls lost, this kind of response is just a sad reminder of the current state of the affairs among those who wear blood-red cardinal hats.
Fri Feb 6, 2026 - 12:42 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) — Imagine what you could do with all the time you waste on your phone. Would you take up a hobby or start a mission project? Spend more quality time with your family? Explore your city? Read a book? Volunteer? Pray? The reality is, we stunt our growth and our very lives when we waste away hours on our phone or social media. We may not even realize that there is a beautiful life, a human life we could be living, if we could just master our relationship with technology. How much more true this is for children and teens. Enter an app that meets you where you’re at and guides you through a 30-day detox challenge, then a 30-day growth challenge to help you re-connect with the world. The first phase focuses on rewiring your phone habits until you have mindful control over your device. The second phase challenges you to engage in activities that help you grow, connect with others, and nourish your mind, body, and spirit – like moving outside, …
Those who claim to "respect" the papal office by playing along with this apostate who openly defies God's laws and contradicts Catholic morality and faith are deceiving themselves and others.
At risk of being controversial, I must take issue with Jeffrey Epstein. Buried in the latest tranche of files released by the U.S. Department of Justice is a 2013 email in which the alleged sex trafficker to the stars expresses his frustration with the approach to philanthropy taken by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Epstein complains to an interlocutor: “Can’t they come up with a better foundation structure and goal. Then to make the ludicrous statement that every life is equal. [If] so then give each one the billion kids one dollar for food. Every year, save a billion lives. It is Catholicism at [its] worst.” As endorsements go, the Vatican couldn’t have asked for better. Bill Gates, it is worth noting, is not a Catholic, though he toldRolling Stone in 2014: “We’ve raised our kids in a religious way; they’ve gone to the Catholic church that Melinda goes to and I participate in.” However, his foundation does claim to be “[g]uided by the belief that every life has equal …
Catholic students who want to learn more about protecting society from illegal immigrant murderers and rapists are out of luck if they attend St. John’s University or Saint Louis University. But if they want to celebrate homosexuality, transgenderism, and cross-dressing, both nominally Catholic universities will welcome them with open arms. Saint Louis University, a Jesuit Catholic school, recently banned “U.S. Customs and Border Protection recruiters” from an upcoming job fair, after student pressure, NBC 5 reported. “Saint Louis University on Wednesday confirmed that the agency won’t be recruiting at the job fair on March 4,” KSDK reported. “In their petition, students said it might be a bad look for a Jesuit school to help round up recruits for the people rounding up immigrants,” reporter Mark Maxwell wrote, editorializing in his “news” article by using the pejorative “round up.” Of course it might also “be a bad look” for SLU to host an annual drag show, pay for transgender…
Every Texan knows this story: Long before we knew about politics, before we knew the arguments, before we knew how to quibble over details, we were taught something in school that shaped our bones. At the Alamo, there came a moment when there were no more letters to send, no reinforcements coming, no negotiations left to try. The enemy was at the gates. Surrender had been demanded. And everyone knew what surrender would mean. So the commander – William Barrett Travis – gathered his men – not to inspire them, not to give a pep talk, but to tell them the truth. He drew a line in the dirt. On one side of that line was safety – at least for the moment. On the other side was almost certain death. And he said, in effect: “Choose.” Only one man stepped back. The rest stepped forward. That line in the sand was not drawn to start a rebellion. It was drawn to end illusions. Crossing it did not guarantee victory – it guaranteed fidelity. And whether we like it or not, that is where the Church …More
The SSPX and the Question of Apostolic … "The current situation involving the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) has once again revealed a serious and unresolved reality within the Church – one that cannot be dismissed, delayed indefinitely, or answered with silence. In the years following the Council, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre acted under the conviction that essential elements of the Church’s life – the traditional priestly formation, the sacramental theology that shaped it, and the Mass that had nourished countless saints – were being abandoned or actively suppressed. The Society of St. Pius X arose from that crisis and, for decades, preserved these realities when few others were willing or permitted to do so. This preservation was not ideological or nostalgic. It required bishops to ordain priests, to confirm the faithful, and to govern so that the Church’s traditional sacramental life would not be extinguished during a period of profound upheaval. As the generation of bishops who first …More
Sasha Latypova explains the chemical cocktails, bacterial amplification, and manufacturing residues she says remain in the final product Lioness of Judah Ministry | https://substack.com/@lionessofjudah In this clip, retired pharmaceutical R&D executive Sasha Latypova describes how synthetic DNA and RNA used in mRNA products are manufactured. Drawing on her experience in pharmaceutical research and development, Latypova outlines a process she characterizes as almost entirely chemical synthesis, involving what she calls horrifying combinations of toxic, corrosive, and explosive chemicals. She explains that after chemical synthesis, the material is introduced into E. coli bacteria for amplification, which she identifies as the primary biological step in the process. According to Latypova, antibiotics, endotoxins, ethanol, and other in-process substances are used during manufacturing, and she states that residues from raw materials and processing steps eventually end up in the final …
Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau released new population estimates. While the big takeaway from the data was that country’s population growth has slowed since last year—largely a result of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown—it also reinforced another trend we saw in the first part of the decade: several blue states are experiencing a major slowdown in growth while key red states are leading the pack. And if these projections materialize in the 2030 census, they could have a profound effect on American politics in the next decade and beyond. According to threedifferentanalyses of this data, here is the list of states that are likely to gain or lose U.S. House seats (and, correspondingly, electoral votes or EVs) as well as their net seat gain: Blue states: California (-4), Illinois (-1), Minnesota (-1), New York (-2), Oregon (-1), Rhode Island (-1) Swing states: Arizona (+1), Georgia (+1), North Carolina (+1), Pennsylvania (-1), Wisconsin (-1) Red states: Florida (…
Last summer, Fr Davide Pagliarani, the superior of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, wrote to the Holy Father to request an audience, he said on Fsspx.news on February 5. Having received no reply, he wrote another letter a few months later: “I mentioned our doctrinal disagreements, but also our sincere desire to serve the Catholic Church tirelessly, for we are servants of the Church despite our canonically unrecognized status.” In January, he received a response from Cardinal Tucho Fernández: “Unfortunately, it does not take our proposal into account in any way, nor does it offer anything that responds to our requests,” Fr Pagliarani comments, revealing what his proposal had entailed. He had asked the Holy See “to be allowed to continue in our exceptional situation temporarily”. "It seems to me that such a proposal is both realistic and reasonable, and that it could be approved by the Holy Father." The episcopal consecrations are “an extreme means, proportionate to a real and …More
Police have raided Peter Mandelson's homes in London and Wiltshire as they investigate him for misconduct in public office. Scotland Yard has mounted a full criminal investigation into the Labour grandee after damning revelations about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. While he was a Cabinet minister, the former spin doctor repeatedly leaked him confidential government plans, emails suggest. Two people believed to be police officers arrived this afternoon outside Lord Mandelson's £7.6million house near Regent's Park - which the politician bought in 2011 following advice from Epstein. The officers knocked on the door and entered the house, with one of them wearing what appeared to be a small body camera. Three more people believed to be police officers arrived at the address shortly after. The officers were seen collecting items from their car, including a blue box and a large bag, before re-entering the property. One man left Lord Mandelson's house and got into a car. He declined …