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July 22, 2026

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Virgin Mary, rosary bring Dan Rose out of darkness

https://www.arkansas-catholic.org/ Former atheist Dan Rose, 39, will be baptized, receive his first Communion and be confirmed at Immaculate Conception Church in Fort Smith on Holy Saturday March 31. FORT SMITH — When Dan Rose, 39, is baptized at Immaculate Conception Church during the Easter Vigil, atheism will have lost one of its most ardent supporters. “My parents were both hippies,” Rose said, “and I was never exposed to religion growing up in the Philadelphia suburbs. I read a few Bible stories as a child but never went to church. I became an atheist almost 30 years ago, and I was full on and very forceful about it. The biggest regret in my religious life is that I lived so long in such darkness.” As Rose reached adolescence, he suffered from severe anxiety and depression and felt lonely and isolated in his struggles. “I was medicated for a lot of years and was in and out of psychiatric hospitals,” he said. “I lived in darkness, and the further I moved away from God...

Our heavenly bodies

The Catholic Answer 8/8/2014 Q. Does the Church teach that in heaven we will recognize and communicate with each other? If so, what will an infant or aborted baby have to say? Will they be a fetus or infant eternally? A. Here’s a reply from Msgr. Charles Pope: In answering questions about what our state in heaven will be like, it is important to recall that we are dealing with mysteries beyond our experience. We cannot simply transpose earthly realities to heavenly ones. We must also recall that we are engaging in a great deal of speculative theology in these matters. With these cautions in mind, we do well to use a basic rule employed in the final section of the Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas (or one of his students) in speculating on these matters. In pondering what our bodies and other aspects of our interrelatedness will be like, we can reason that most perfection has neither excess or defect. Age is o...

The Disastrous Pontificate -Dominic J. Grigio

Os Justi Press have released their first book for 2026, Dominic J. Grigio’s ‘The Disastrous Pontificate: Pope Francis’ Rupture from the Magisterium.’ At over 870 pages, Peter Kwasniewski describes it as the definitive, encyclopedic guide to the heresies and destructive actions of Pope Francis and his collaborators. He explains that Dominic J. Grigio is the pen-name of a cleric in good standing with the Church who cannot reveal his identity for fear of reprisals against himself and his diocese. It has been strongly endorsed by eminent Catholic philosophers and theologians, including: Rev. Gerald E. Murray, Edward Feser, Eduardo Echeverria, Philip F. Lawler, John Rist, Michael Sirilla, Claudio Pierantoni, and Josef Seifert. Dominic J. Grigio has given his first interview to Gloria.TV Why did you publish your book under a pen-name? My natural preference is for my name to be out in the open, to openly stand by my published work, particularly when I’m writing about such a...

Prevost hates the Christian identity of Europe

This reflection arose after Robert Prevost's trip to Spain. It turns out that the supposed leader of the Catholic Church is dedicated to undermining the sovereignty of Catholic nations by promoting uncontrolled immigration in his speeches, which is leading to chaos and destruction in various Catholic nations, one of them being Spain. What this man is doing is not Catholic at all. Discuss this with your family and friends and see what they think, because through this reflection they will understand many more things. https://t.me/raulrodrigueznews

Faithful Lay Catholics Confront Scandalous San Diego Pride Mass

For many years, faithful Catholics have endured a disturbing pro-LGBT turn in many of their churches. But lately, in some places, that has gone completely overboard. And many Catholics have had enough of it. The Hillcrest neighborhood of San Diego is the most “LGBTQ+” area in town. One would hope that the most prominent Catholic Church there, St. John the Evangelist, would be a beacon of light and truth on that issue. But sadly, it has gone in the other direction. Throughout San Diego County, July 11-19 has been designated as “ San Diego Pride Week ” by the various LGBT organizations – with the Hillcrest neighborhood being the center of activities. As part of that, the St. John the Evangelist Church advertised that it would have an LGBT-themed “All Are Welcome Mass” on Sunday, July 12. When our MassResistance Catholic leaders in San Diego saw that promotion, they contacted us. They wanted to do something to confront this outrage and let everyone know that there are ...

Fatima refers to a chastisement through Islam.

https://onepeterfive.com/marco-tosatti-popes-secret-plans-potentially-modify-humanae-vitae/ Where you do yourself see a possible danger in the future? Michael Hesemann : The danger I see for the future, after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the promised conversion of Russia, is a chastisement to which only the name “Fatima” refers: it comes through Islam. Our Lady invited us obviously to pray for the conversion of the Muslims now, to follow the example of the historical princess Fatima. The scenario of the Third Secret might refer to the ongoing persecution of Christians in the Islamic world, maybe even a terror attack on Rome, with the Pope as its main victim. Our Lady obviously sees all of Europe in danger, since she stressed that only in Portugal, “the Dogma of the Faith will always be preserved.” Hickson : What do you think are the errors of Russia that Our Lady of Fatima spoke of? And how will Portugal always preserve the doctrine of the Faith? Hesemann : The err...

Nico Williams Highlights the Role of Faith in His Career

VIDEO A video of Nico Williams crossing himself just before the Spain vs. France match has gone viral, upsetting the far left. Nico Williams Highlights the Role of Faith in His Career on the Eve of the World Cup Final Nico Williams has once again demonstrated that his success on the pitch goes hand in hand with his faith. The young forward recently shared an image via his Instagram Stories that did not go unnoticed: a photograph showing him kneeling on the grass and pointing toward the sky. The post was accompanied by a brief but powerful message in English: "God is great." To complete the story, Williams chose the song "Ayer Hablé con Dios" (Yesterday I Spoke with God) as the soundtrack—a collaboration between Corridos del Rey and Farruko that delves into a personal relationship with the Creator. The snippet shared by the footballer includes the lyrics: "Yesterday I spoke with God, He told me: 'Don't stop, what you are sowing will soon sustain i...

Catholic parents demand German archbishop rescind pro-LGBT ‘sexual education’

The Archdiocese of Hamburg last year implemented ‘sexual education’ curriculum for all Catholic schools that promotes homosexuality and transgenderism, and now parents are fighting back. As LifeSiteNews reported previously, the Archdiocese of Hamburg introduced new guidelines for sexual education promoting homosexuality and transgenderism last year. The guidelines , entitled “Male, female, diverse: Concept framework for sex education at Catholic schools in the archdiocese of Hamburg,” are binding for all Catholic schools in the diocese. The document blatantly contradicts Catholic teaching on sexual ethics, promotes homosexuality and gender ideology, and scandalously claims that human beings have sexual experiences from birth. * HAMBURG ( LifeSiteNews ) — Catholic parents in the Archdiocese of Hamburg are calling on the archbishop to reverse pro-LGBT “sexual education” curriculum for Catholic schools. The “Parents’...

Archbishop: "Married Priests Would Be an Enrichment"

Last weekend, Archbishop Luc Terlinden of Mechelen-Brussels, Belgium, attended the General Synod of the Anglican Church of England in York. He was there to find out more about how synodality is practised there. "It functions like a parliament. That fits with the long English tradition. There is a chair and a secretary. Sitting beside them is a lawyer wearing one of those traditional wigs", he told Nd.nl on 15 July. "We are asking ourselves how synodality - the participation of all the faithful - relates to the collegiality of the bishops. As a bishop, I am convinced that a balance must be found between these two realities." Bishop Terlinden added that the bishop or the Pope always has the final say, which makes sense to him: "At the same time, I very much identify with the words that Pope Leo XIV recently addressed to the cardinals: 'I must listen before I lead and learn before I teach.'" Ordain Married Priests in Belgium, Not in Poland? When a...

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