An suggestive exhibition by the Lecoq artists' collective was withdrawn from the church Chapelle du Bourg in Arradon, Bretagne, northwestern France, on 30 July. The exhibition, titled Le Poulailler 4, was scheduled to run from 27 July to 2 August 2026 and had been organized by the municipality as part of its cultural programme. The exhibition included photographs depicting two men kissing, a man wearing pink underwear in a suggestive pose, a photograph of male buttocks. Only after complaints about this homosexual propaganda, the municipality proposed that the most controversial photographs either be removed from the chapel or transferred to a nearby municipal exhibition space. The Lecoq collective declined both proposals and removed the entire exhibition on 30 July, before its scheduled closing date. Photographer Nikolaz Le Coq stated that he had not considered the photographs to be a profanation of the chapel and said he had [alledgely] not anticipated that they would be perceived in …Zvimwe
Not withdrawn but moved on nothing to see gaslighting Catholics thinking this up to date synod theology as Fr Martin bus keeps a trucking .new age catholic
The miracle of solidarity Liturgy of August 2, XVIII Sunday of the Ordinary Time Dear brothers and sisters, God, as the passage from the Gospel of Matthew that we’re going to listen to Sunday August the 2nd relates, in Jesus his Son, who out of compassion for the exhausted crowds, multiplies loaves and fish to feed them, reveals, in a wonderful way, how tender and strong it is His love for humankind. In fact, God is not only concerned with the salvation of the soul, but with the whole person, soul and body. And Jesus by calling the apostles to collaborate with him, makes his Church understand that there are not only the works of spiritual mercy, but also those of corporal ones. In this dark hour of human history in which arrogance, injustice and wars are shaking the world, what an extraordinary "miracle" of solidarity the Church led by Pope Leo is offering to the whole world.
The Diocese of Providence in Rhode Island is holding a series of “Listening Sessions” for homosexuals and their friends at four parishes. According to the diocesan website, Bishop Bruce Lewandowski, 59, is presiding at each gathering, which includes the celebration of the Eucharist, small-group sharing, and a community dinner. The diocesan announcement opens with Pope Francis' notorious words, “Todos, Todos, Todos” (“Everyone, Everyone, Everyone”). LepantoIn.org asked the diocese whether confession would be available and whether participants would be invited to repentance and conversion in accordance with Catholic teaching. Instead of answering those questions, the diocesan communications director replied only: “As the diocesan bishop, Bishop Lewandowski has the pastoral responsibility to know and understand the spiritual needs of all the souls entrusted to his care.” Picture: LepantoIn.org, #newsVedmnhuvak
On his way to work in Florennes, Belgium, a man notices a small abandoned white chapel. Without hesitation, he pulls over, grabs his supplies, and sets about cleaning it from top to bottom. He washes the walls, places a white cloth back on the altar, restores the statues of the Sacred Heart and the saint, and adds flowers and candles.
Cardinal Zuppi Wants "a Mediation" on Euthanasia Legislation. Worse than Germany: Speaking on Luca Zaia's podcast Il Fienile in late July 2026, Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Bologna, President of the Italian Bishops' Conference, said: "I know well that those who are ill don't wait for the law. There are also regions acting in a fragmented way. Politics should find a mediation. I've met sick people who wanted to leave. In these cases, respect is needed. The only choice you can make is to stay close to those who are suffering, which doesn't mean giving up your principles."
Not A Number @myhiddenvalue The Nuremberg Code is a set of 10 ethical principles for permissible medical experiments on human subjects. It emerged from the 1947 verdict in the "Doctors' Trial" (part of the Nuremberg Trials) following Nazi human experiments during World War. Here is a bullet-point summary of its 10 core principles (paraphrased for clarity from primary sources, with key details): Voluntary Consent: The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential. This requires legal capacity, free choice without force, fraud, deceit, or coercion, and sufficient knowledge of the experiment's nature, duration, purpose, methods, hazards, and potential effects. The responsibility for ensuring quality consent lies personally with the researcher and cannot be delegated. Societal Benefit: The experiment should yield fruitful results for the good of society that are unprocurable by other methods and must not be random or unnecessary in nature Scientific Basis: The experiment …Zvimwe
Vatican Clergy Residence Becomes Four Star Hotel: Leo XIV has approved the conversion of the Domus Internationalis Paulus VI in Rome from a residence for clergy into a four-star hotel. This is confirmed for the first time in the 2025 APSA financial report. Retired cardinals, bishops, former nuncios, and other clergy living in the residence wrote to Leo XIV, asking that the project be halted. But the plan is moving forward and is now in its final stages. The building dates back to the 15th century and became famous in 2013 when, shortly after his election, Pope Francis returned to pay his hotel bill personally. The Vatican expects to receive approximately €5 million per year in rent from the property.
«Con il Santo Padre Francesco era stato deciso che non si poteva certamente fare un hotel a cinque stelle, per motivi di credibilità e d'immagine; alla fine sarà soltanto un quattro stelle». Un'affermazione che aveva provocato non poco imbarazzo...
Archbishop José Armando Álvarez Cano, 66, of Morelia, Mexico, recently received the homosexual group Otro Rebaño, reports Oem.com.mx on June 16. The group's coordinator, Erick Ballesteros, is proud about his homosexual sins. Following the meeting with Archbishop Álvarez, the group said it was "filled with hope". It praised the Archbishop's willingness to listen to homosexual ideology and encounter with homosexuals. Monsignor Álvarez has a history of supporting homosexuality. Controversy in 2025 under Previous Archbishop In 2025, when the Archdiocese of Morelia was led by Monsignor Carlos Garfias Merlos, 75, the group Otro Rebaño participated in a homosexual march in Morelia. Then-Archbishop Garfias explained homosexual persons received pastoral care but that they are "sick". During his leadership, the parishes refused to host homosexual services inside churches. At the time, José Armando Álvarez had already arrived as Coadjutor Archbishop. He had been appointed by Pope Francis in January …Zvimwe
Today, Pope Leo XIV issued a new Fundamental Law for Vatican City State, replacing the 2023 constitution and codifying recent governance reforms in a 25-article text. The new law enshrines Francis' reforms in the constitution, notably allowing a non-cardinal — including a woman — to serve as President of the Vatican City State's Pontifical Commission and Governorship. Separation of Vatican City State and the Holy See The Pope remains constitutionally supreme. Article 1 states that he holds the full legislative, executive and judicial authority, meaning there is no separation of powers at the highest level. Article 2 explains that Vatican City State exists to guarantee the independence of the Holy See but is legally distinct from the Roman Curia and the institutions of the Holy See. Although this distinction has long existed in practice, it is now stated more explicitly. The clarification has implications for diplomacy, finances and legal responsibility. Woman President Constitutionally …Zvimwe
Darshak Rana @thedarshakrana A houseplant just changed everything we thought we knew about consciousness. In 1966, Cleve Backster, a CIA interrogation specialist with a polygraph machine, was looking for ways to time how long it took different substances to travel up through plant tissue. So, he attached electrodes to a dracaena plant in his office and watered it, expecting to see the electrical conductivity change as water moved up the stem. Instead, the polygraph needle started tracing the exact pattern it makes when a human experiences an emotional response. Backster stared at the readout. Plants don't have nervous systems. They don't have brains. The signal made no biological sense. So he decided to test something that made even less sense. He walked across the room, looked at the plant, and thought about burning one of its leaves with a match. The instant the thought formed in his mind, before he moved toward the plant, before he struck a match, before he did anything physical, the …Zvimwe
I saw a few experiments on plants. There were three of them in one video. Another had two. Everyone who passed by the plants the plants remained beautiful. The last person tore up the first plant and walked passed the second one. Later on they had the same people pass by the plant he didn't tear up. When it was his turn to pass the beautiful plant it started to shrivel up. And it showed fear! I once gave flowers to someone. and someone else passed by them as the person was holding them. The flowers started to die and wilt before our eyes. Once this person passed by them. Then they started to look beautiful again. I have a better experience that happened personally to me. It was very scary then. But now I learned from it. Which I had done then instead of waiting so long.
The Vatican's restrictions on the Latin Mass "isn't realistic" because young Catholics' growing attraction to the Church's liturgical tradition is "unstoppable", said Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco speaking with Raymond Arroyo on EWTN. “It's what's drawing young people in and will continue to do so." According to Monsignor Cordileone, the popularity of the Mass among younger generations makes Traditionis Custodes difficult to sustain: "To be honest, I don't think it's realistic". And: "We look at the younger generation. They all love the tradition." "They love the more classical way that the Church worships, the traditional Mass," he continued. Archbishop Cordileone challenged recent comments by Cardinal Arthur Roche, prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship, who said Leo XIV would not reverse Traditionis Custodes. "I don't know how well he knows the mind of the Holy Father. But I think one thing that's clear to everyone is the Holy Father wants to bring everyone …Zvimwe
Archbishop Cordielone's Interview and the Need to Restore the Rights of the Latin Mass ("I don't know how well Cardinal Roche knows the mind of the Holy Father")
Canada Barring Military Chaplains from Praying at Military Ceremonies: On July 29, Canada's [totalitarian] government introduced a new Canadian Armed Forces policy requiring military chaplains to replace prayers with non-religious "spiritual reflections" at official ceremonies, including Remembrance Day, graduations, and change of command events. The government says the change is intended to uphold state religious neutrality and make ceremonies inclusive of all beliefs.
Non deve restare pietra su pietra della Civiltà Cristiana -specie quella Cattolica. Cominciando dal Canada: Paese/Continente non esistente come popolo, ma caratterizzato da una radicata presenza cattolica, e anche di piccoli gruppi protestanti di sentimenti "tradizionali", come i Mennoniti. Morte morale e fisica per tutti. Eutanasia PER I SOLI Bianchi (evidenza statistica)
Abp. Salvatore Cordileone on whether Pope Francis' restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass can be sustained in the long run: "To be honest, I don't think it's realistic...this is unstoppable. It's what's drawing young people in..."
Leo Formation during the time of Bishop Weakland Cardinal Martini Cardinal Bernadine Cardinal McCarrick Fr Mathew Fox , liberation theology .Peak of homosexual seminarians . You wonder why he not Roman Catholic but New age Catholic ? Thx JPII
Environmental Propaganda in Paris Church. Worse than Germany: Since July 9, the nave of Saint-Eustache - one of Paris's largest historic churches - has housed Le Souffle, a 7-meter-tall laser-cut aluminum sculpture by contemporary artist Lydie Arickx. Suspended from the church's central vault, the work is presented as evoking deep-sea coral, the Tree of Life, and the human heart while promoting environmental awareness. The installation defaces the church through 29 September.
Depuis plusieurs semaines, l'église Saint-Eustache de Paris accueille dans sa nef Le Souffle, une sculpture monumentale de 7 mètres de haut réalisée en aluminium découpé au laser par l'artiste contemporaine Lydie Arickx. L'œuvre évoque le corail des profondeurs, l'Arbre de Vie et le cœur humain, tout en sensibilisant à la préservation des écosystèmes marins. (Source : Sortir à Paris)
Leo XIV Takes Time for Punk Grandma: Pope Leo XIV received on Friday punk icon Patti Smith in a private audience at the Vatican. The Chicago-born singer shares the Pope's hometown and has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with the Holy See. In May, she inaugurated the Holy See Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and she previously performed for Pope Francis at the Vatican in 2014.
This morning the Pope received Patti Smith in the Vatican, originally from Chicago, like him. Last May she had inaugurated the Holy See Pavilion at the Biennale, while in 2014 she had sung for Pope Francis in the Vatican
darkness joins with darkness - Patty: “Jesus died for somebody’s sins, but not mine.” - She has publicly supported legal abortion, claiming in 2018 that “saving the lives of young women is more important than any ideology.” She referred to her belief that legal abortion, which kills unborn babies, “saves the lives” of mothers by preventing them dying by performing abortions themselves. In 2022, Smith called the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade “terrible” and said it broke her heart. Pope Leo meets pro-abortion singer Patti Smith …