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[image] Happy Lord’s Day! Sunday Gospel: They all ate and were satisfied. (Matthew 14:20) We’re all hungry. We’re all looking to fill ourselves with something that really satisfies us. This hunger goes beyond a desire for food. We all know the longing for something more, something

[image] Today we celebrate Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the title given to the Blessed Virgin Mary as patroness of the Carmelite Order! According to tradition, she appeared to St. Simon Stock in 1251 and gave him the Brown Scapular, promising protection and salvation to those who wear it

[video] ♰ The Beauty of the Latin Mass ♰ 🎥 High Latin Mass for the Feast of Saint Patrick, Institute of Christ the King Video Um Catolico

[image] We all know the stories of Cardinal Ottaviani (head of Holy Office) having his microphone turned off at Vatican II by liberals. There was a joke circulating at the time that Ottaviani got into his car and asked the driver to take him to the council. The driver drove to Trent!

[image] Join @DolorosaTruth & I to pray the rosary & Novena to St. Teresa of Ávila❣️ 6pm PDT/9pm EDT

[image] August is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. This month the Church invites us to turn our attention to the pure, loving, and sorrowful Heart of Our Lady, always united to the Heart of her Son. May we honor her this August with prayer, reparation, and deeper trust in her

[image] Today we honor Saint Teresa of Calcutta, on this 10th anniversary of her passing into eternal life. Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje, she left everything to serve Christ in the poorest of the poor. In the slums of Calcutta she picked up the dying from the streets, washed

[image] Prayer to the Sacred Shoulder Wound O Loving Jesus, meek Lamb of God, I, a miserable sinner, salute and worship the most Sacred Wound of Thy Shoulder on which Thou didst bear Thy heavy Cross, which so tore Thy flesh and laid bare Thy Bones as to inflict on Thee an

[image] When you start looking into Vatican II and Church history…

[image] Blessed Memorial of The First Martyrs of Holy Roman Church. Lord, save us! (Matthew 8:25) If you’ve ever had trouble sleeping, you might envy Jesus in this scene in today’s Gospel. Wouldn’t it be nice to be as calm as he was during that storm? If only you had the same kind

[image] Many tried to lie and claim Padre Pio said the Novus Ordo. He died a year before it was issued. He didn’t, in fact he requested an indult so he wouldn’t even have to say any of the experiments!

[video] The greatest miracle in the ‘Orthodox’ Church is a lie. Andrew Wilson, ortho apologist, claims “no one knows how this is done” and yet we see people’s hair catching fire and candles melting all over the internet. I knew as a child when I seen how it was done that it was fake!!

[text] Please pray for the health of my mommy and against any reoccurrence of cancer Thank you 🙏🏻

[image] After Vatican II many seminaries cleared their libraries of books including Latin theology manuals. They literally put them in the trash. I know because I bought from a few people who recovered them and sold them.

[text] Join us to pray the rosary & Novena to St. Dymphna

[image] Blessed Feast of Saint Monica, a mother whose tears became a pathway of grace. Born in fourth-century North Africa, Monica lived a marriage that was often difficult and watched her brilliant son Augustine wander far from the faith. She did not grow bitter. She prayed. She

[image] After researching this in depth for years I’m more convinced than ever that the Third Secret of Fatima predicted the apostasy of Vatican II in the church. Bertone appeared on TV with a text claiming it was the third secret which was different than all previous descriptions.

[text] Join us for the Glorious Mysteries of the Holy Rosary tonight at 6pm PDT/ 9 pm EDT!

[video] Apostolicae Curae club..

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[image] This month we honor Mary under the title Our Lady of Sorrows. O most holy Virgin, Mother of our Lord Jesus Christ, by the overwhelming grief you experienced when you witnessed the martyrdom, the crucifixion, and the death of your divine Son, look upon me with eyes of

[image] Blessed Feast of St John Vianney! Today’s Gospel Reflection (non US Catholics): Why the Pharisees Took Offense Why did the Pharisees persecute Jesus and try continually to ensnare him, so as to have a reason for condemning him to death? Did they do it because he was thought

[image] I totally believe her. It shows. Archbishop Sheen tried to warn us.👇🏻

[text] What God Hates Brothers and sisters of the covenant blood, true sons and daughters of Adam’s line, heirs of the promises made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, hear my words! The Lord God of Hosts is not mocked. He is not some limp, universal deity invented by cowards and merchants.

[text] Eternal Christendom received a recent message that was so encouraging: “God placed a video of your conversion story in my YouTube feed 19 months ago. I reverted, my wife converted, and both sons baptized now. Thank you for your work.” They sent us a gift in gratitude. We don’t

[video] This was originally a Catholic cathedral in Ireland (built in the 12th–13th century by catholics) which was stolen by Anglicans. Do you think the anglicans have desecrated it enough yet?

[video] Saying Antioch disproves Roman authority because it is older fails on basic logic. Jerusalem is older than Antioch, yet age does not grant supremacy. Rome holds Petrine primacy because St. Peter established his final see and died there as the Bishop of Rome. St. Ignatius of

[text] Protestant: Mary is dead Jesus: ‘I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’? He is not God of the dead, but of the living.” - Matthew 22:32

[image] Tradition is the Future of the Church

[image] Today’s Gospel Mt 15:21-28 The Great Faith of the Gentiles The faith of the gentile nations was swift in its speed, eager in its rejoicing, wise in its search, resolute in its finding, faithful in its adoration, generous in its gift of itself…. Think of the faith of the

[image] Today’s Gospel is tough, but The Way. Love your enemies. (Luke 6:27) Let’s be honest, this is one of the hardest commands Jesus has given us. Just think about how many aspects of life in this world are built on the idea of triumphing over your enemies or crushing the

[text] No apology for stealing thousands of Catholic Churches, squatting in them and murdering our priests.

[text] WHY ROME NEEDS THE SSPX GONE In my continued analysis of the SSPX’s excommunication by Pope Leo using a First Principles lens, I have concluded the following: Why does Rome need the SSPX gone? Because pre-Vatican II Catholicism was God centered and post-Vatican II synodality is

[image] Today’s Gospel Reflection “Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself.” The Signpost of the Cross The cross, like Christ himself who was set for the fall and for the resurrection of many, is either a stumbling block or a stepping stone. Suffering is not a neutral.

[image] Today the Church honors the Most Holy Name of Mary! The feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary celebrates the great privileges given to Mary and all the graces we receive through her intercession. To say her name is to utter a word of hope. This word of hope proclaims our

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[text] The Church just celebrated the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Of course, Protestants have once again come out of the woodwork to attack both the feast and the dogma behind it. One of their standard arguments is to appeal to Revelation 12 and claim that the

[image] Today’s Daily Mass Readings Luke 9:46-50 The one who is least among all of you is the one who is the greatest. (Luke 9:48) What a contrast today’s readings offer us! On the surface, they seem very different. The first is about Job’s miseries, and the Gospel is about Jesus’

[image] Blessed Solemnity of the Assumption 
of the Blessed Virgin Mary! Pope Benedict XVI wrote that “precisely because Mary is with God and in God, she is very close to each one of us. While she lived on this earth she could only be close to a few people. Being in God, who is

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[image] Blessed Feast of the Carmelite nuns of Compiègne, martyrs. On July 17, 1794, during the height of the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror, 16 brave Discalced Carmelite nuns from the monastery in Compiègne were guillotined in Paris. Led by their prioress, Mother Teresa of St.

[image] He’s in having surgery now please pray for him.

[image] Blessed Feast of The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary! A Humble Queen She was born, it is true, of the royal family of David, but she fell heir to none of the wealth and grandeur of her ancestors. She passed her life in obscurity, in a humble town, in a home humbler

[image] Today’s Gospel For God all things are possible. -Matthew 19:26 As this meditation is being written, the Powerball Lottery sits at 1.25 billion US dollars. For many, winning the lottery would seem like the answer to all their challenges, their ticket to an easy life. But Jesus

[text] UPDATE: My grandma's surgery is successful and she's currently at the nursery home. Today my family and I went there to see her; she's amazingly alive and well! Thank You God for answering my prayers. Thank you St. Rita, other saints, and everybody else for praying for me 🙏

[image] Today the Church rejoices, it is the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary! In the quiet home of Saints Joachim and Anne, after long years of waiting and prayer, God gave the world a daughter unlike any other. A child conceived without sin, born full of grace, prepared from the

[image] The Medjugorije fraudsters made a fortune from gullible Novus Ordos. They all own guesthouses and cleaned up. Ivan Dragičević moved to the USA and bought this $1.5 million dollar house (paid fast) complete with swimming pool. He also gets fees for speeches and owns a guesthouse

[image] For all his faults, Paul VI really was a great comedian. One of my favourite comedy bits of his was when he unleashed Satan on the church through modernist reforms and then said (with a straight face): “SOMEHOW the smoke of Satan has entered the Church.” 😂😂 Oh Paul! Genius!

[text] Don’t miss this! Professor Rachel Fulton Brown @RFultonBrown, author and a leading scholar of medieval Christian devotion, joins us to discuss how Mary was the “engine” of Christianity. @dragodimitrov @Burgess7281975 @willanselme