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August 06, 2026

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Chapel hosts homosexual exhibition

An suggestive exhibition by the Lecoq artists' collective was withdrawn from the church Chapelle du Bourg in Arradon, Bretagne, northwestern France, on 30 July.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 t...

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...

The homosexual Jew who changed Catholic theology forever

**Who was Gregory Baum?** Born in Berlin in 1923 to a Jewish mother and a Protestant father, he converted to Catholicism after World War II, joined the Order of Saint Augustine, and was ordained a priest. During the Second Vatican Council, he was appointed *peritus* (theological expert) and collaborated in drafting the document *Nostra Aetate*, which redefined the Church's relationship with non-Christian religions, ESPECIALLY with Judaism. Over the years, Baum became one of the most outspoken critics of the Church's moral teaching and began to increasingly distance himself from Catholic doctrine. He rejected the doctrine on homosexual acts, argued that same-sex relationships could be morally good, and supported the recognition of so-called homosexual "marriage." He also called for a review of the prohibition of contraceptives established in *Humanae Vitae*, defended greater access to the sacraments for divorced and remarried Catholics, and expressed support for the ...

Today's Gospel exposes Prevost

Jesus to Nicodemus: Gospel, John 3:31-36 31 He who comes from above is above all others; he who is of the earth is earthly himself and speaks in an earthly way. He who comes from heaven 32 bears witness to the things he has seen and heard, but his testimony is not accepted by anybody; 33 though anyone who does accept his testimony is attesting that God is true, 34 since he whom God has sent speaks God's own words, for God gives him the Spirit without reserve. 35 The Father loves the Son and has entrusted everything to his hands. 36 Anyone who believes in the Son has eternal life, but anyone who refuses to believe in the Son will never see life: God's retribution hangs over him.' Jesus says to Nicodemus: "Whoever does not believe in the Son (Muslims, Jews, atheists, pagans...) will not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him." Prevost does not correct the Muslims of their error; on the contrary, he shows respect for their ...

*Should I attend the wedding or not?

The Catholic Church does not explicitly address the question of whether or not to attend a wedding that will not result in a valid marriage, but it does more broadly address words and attitudes which encourage and confirm others in objectively wrong behavior. The Catechism states: Every word or attitude is forbidden which by flattery, adulation, or complaisance encourages and confirms another in malicious acts and perverse conduct. Adulation is a grave fault if it makes one an accomplice in another's vices or grave sins. Neither the desire to be of service nor friendship justifies duplicitous speech. Adulation is a venial sin when it only seeks to be agreeable, to avoid evil, to meet a need, or to obtain legitimate advantages (CCC 2480). Additionally, scandal (i.e., leading others into sin) must be a considered. What would attending the wedding say to the couple and to others? The Catechism explains: Scandal is an attitude or behavio...

*Was Jesus a Reiki Master?

A nurse who practices energy medicine claims in a journal for Christian nurses that she was told "God had blessed her with the gift of healing through the manipulation of a person's energy field." One Web site claims that energy medicine is "in alignment with the Bible." Yet another advises: "Reiki provides a very wonderful way for Christians to make use of God's power. . . . When giving or receiving Reiki attunements or treatments, just call on God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit to work directly through you and do the healing for you." Those are examples of the way practitioners of energy medicine are drawing Christians into a wide variety of healing methods, such as Reiki, therapeutic touch, Qi Gong, polarity therapy and crystal healing, all of which are based on the alleged existence of a universal life force that can be manipulated for healing. Can we simply substitute the name of Jesus, or the Holy Spirit, for this ener...

Does the Devil Fear Man?

Does the Devil Fear Man? We proceed to the second question: Who must be afraid, us or the devil? The letter of James says textually: “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you” (James 4:7). The demon keeps his distance from the one who nurtures his faith, who frequents the sacraments, and who wishes to live devoutly. Why? Simply put, the devil hates God and is in terror of Him and anything that even has the odor of sanctity. If we think about it, we can recall periods of our existence in which we have intensified our interior life and felt stronger in resisting temptations. On the other hand, we must avoid becoming arrogant and must always remember that the demon does not ever cease to tempt us, even to the end of our days. I should also mention that sacred places, in particular those where a strong Marian devotion exists, have a similar effect. For these Satan has an invincible aversion: Loreto, Lourdes, Fátima, just to cite a few that are well kno...

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Before the Conclave, the Cardinals Should Reread “Dominus Iesus”

For a few months, a new magazine created just for them has been circulating among the cardinals, with the stated aim of helping them “to know each other in order to make the right decisions during important moments in the life of the Church.” In other words: in view of the future conclave. The magazine has the Latin title of “ Cardinalis ,” is sent to all the members of the sacred college, and can also be read online in four languages. It is published in France, in Versailles. Writing it is “a team of vaticanists… coming from different countries and of various tendencies.” The first issue was released in November of 2021 with a cover featuring Iraqi Cardinal Louis Raphaël Sako, patriarch of Babylon of the Chaldeans, and the second in April of this year with Cardinal Camillo Ruini on the cover. The opening interview of this last issue, in fact, is with this cultured 91-year-old cardinal who played a role of absolute importance in the pontificates of John Paul II and Benedict XVI. Settim...

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