Bishops have been promoting the Islamization of Europe for decades under the pretext of charity, Bishop Athanasius Schneider told Gloria.tv (German video below).
He accused these bishops of “cowardice” for failing to profess their Christian and Catholic identity.
According to Schneider, European political elites are deliberately organizing Muslim immigration: “These are generally not refugees, but deliberately orchestrated and organized measures by European political elites to bring a Muslim population into Europe.”
Schneider described Islam as “totalitarian” and “anti-Christian.” Building large mosques amounts to propaganda for a religion that is not willed by God.
Bishop Schneider also condemned interreligious dialogue, as exemplified by the 2019 Abu Dhabi Document, as “a betrayal of the mission of the Gospel, which God Himself, Jesus Christ, entrusted to us.”
Schneider criticized the practice of placing all religions on an equal footing, even visually, as though one could “choose a …

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“But in 2026, our government, our society is geared solely towards maintaining the wealth and comfort of the boomer generation. Every year without fail, proposals that help young people, proposals that help poor people, first time home buyers, yada, yada, yada fail in Congress. — But every year, hundreds of billions of dollars in Social Security increases sail through the chambers of Congress without a second thought.
There is really no support system for the younger generation at this point.” “Most people are trying to come to grips with the fact that …

MEHR Conference in Germany Draws 11,000 in Ecumenical Unity | Shalom World News
More than 11,000 Christians from across Europe gathered in the Bavarian city of Augsburg from January 3–6 for the MEHR Conference, one of the continent’s largest ecumenical Christian events, offering a visible sign of unity among diverse Christian traditions. Now in its 14th year, the four-day gathering was organized by the Augsburg Gebetshaus (House of Prayer) and led by Catholic theologian Johannes Hartl. Catholics, Lutherans, and evangelicals came together for shared prayer, worship, and teaching under the theme “The Sound of Joy,” emphasizing common faith in Christ amid growing secularization. Most participants traveled from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, with others arriving from Italy, Norway, and Costa Rica, underscoring the conference’s international reach. The program featured international speakers, including American author John Eldredge, along with extended periods of worship and communal …

"When her husband died, she had 12 children to raise and a choice to make: disappear into motherhood or continue their groundbreaking work. She did both—and changed American life forever."
Lillian Gilbreth lived at the intersection of motherhood and modernity—and proved they weren't opposites at all.
Born in 1878, she pursued education when few women did. She earned degrees in English literature and a PhD in psychology from Brown University—a rare achievement for any woman of her era.
She married Frank Gilbreth, a fellow innovator, and together they pioneered the field of industrial efficiency, studying how to make work faster, safer, and more intuitive. They applied scientific methods to motion and time, transforming manufacturing and workplace design.
They also had twelve children.
Their household became both a family and a laboratory—a place where efficiency wasn't about speed, but about making life work better for everyone involved.
Then in 1924, Frank died suddenly of a heart attack. …