Leo XIV praises the French Revolution’s motto of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”. Today in Paris, Pope Leo XIV linked France’s revolutionary motto - “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” [or death] - with the Gospel. Speaking to French civil authorities at the Élysée Palace, Leo XIV called the three principles “universal ethical imperatives” that “find in the Gospel message an inexhaustible source of inspiration and fulfillment.” The motto stems from the demonic French Revolution, which unleashed severe persecution of the Catholic Church. During the revolutionary period, clergy and religious were executed, imprisoned, deported or forced into exile, while churches and religious institutions were suppressed.
Léon XIV célèbre la devise maçonnique et révolutionnaire française « Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité »
The three errors of the Vatican II Council: religious liberty, collegiality, and ecumenism – correspond exactly to the principles of the French Revolution: liberty, equality and fraternity. Cardinal Suenens (a modernist who played a prominent role at the Council) exclaimed that Vatican II was 1789 (the French Revolution) in the Church.
“By their fruit you shall know them” is a teaching from Jesus in Matthew 7:16–20, meaning that a person’s true character is revealed by their actions, just as a tree is known by the fruit it produces.
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The apostate Prevost—a worshiper of Pachamama and a promoter of vice against nature—who openly defies God and the Church of Christ, will never be Pope. For heretics are not part of the Church, and one who is not a member cannot be its head. But the saddest part is that bad Catholics—such as Bergoglio, who maliciously referred to Argentine male transvestite homosexual activists as "girls"—support the apostate Prevost, and likewise, those malicious Catholics continue to call this murderer of souls "Pope."
God Wants Love, Not Empty Words True repentance and love for God are more important than empty words or outward displays of piety. God desires a heart open to His love and a genuine desire to change and conform to His will. True charity and love for God will naturally lead to words and actions that reflect a transformed heart. Fr. Altier is a Priest at Holy Trinity Parish in South St. Paul: Home | Holy Trinity Parish You can also find Fr. Robert Altier’s homilies and talks on: catholicparents.org: Daily Homilies | Catholic Parents Online Rumble: rumble.com/user/CatholicParentsOnLine Twitter: Catholic Parents Online (@CatholicPa42753) on X For access to a library of talks by Fr. Robert Altier, go to: podia.com To order Fr. Altier's book, God's Plan for Your Marriage, go to the website: God's Plan For Your Marriage Book – God's Plan … An Exploration of Holy Matrimony from Genesis to the Wedding of the Lamb by Father Robert Altier.
Friday, September 25 – Ember Day of September – Saint Firmin, Bishop of Amiens and Martyr – Saint Nicholas of Flüe, Patron of the Swiss Confederation and of the Pontifical Guard, Third Order of Saint Francis
As France moves toward legalising euthanasia, Leo XIV spoke about the unconditional value of human life. Speaking today at UNESCO in Paris, Leo XIV warned against a society that measures human worth by efficiency and casts aside those deemed no longer productive. “Our dignity is not destroyed by illness or suffering, nor is it dependent upon our abilities,” he said. Even in “the most vulnerable circumstances, even to death itself,” human dignity remains undiminished. The sick, suffering and dying, he said, must receive “loving care at every stage of life.”
Leo XIV, s’adressant à l’UNESCO à Paris, s’élève contre l’euthanasie : « L’être humain est certes celui qui naît, mais aussi celui qui meurt. Notre dignité n’est pas détruite par la maladie ou la souffrance, et elle ne dépend pas non plus de nos capacités. Elle exige au contraire une attention bienveillante à chaque étape de la vie. »
Remain CATHOLIC despite the false prophets within our Church, even if it is a popular pope that loves to appoint anything gay and whoever is the most antichurch. (Link here)
Pope Leo XIV left a brief English message in UNESCO’s guestbook during his visit to its Paris headquarters today: “Grateful for the welcome I have received, it is my hope that, with God’s help, UNESCO will continue its valuable promotion of international cooperation in the fields of education, science and culture.” Leo XIV is the first pope to visit UNESCO headquarters since John Paul II in 1980. #newsOsdyxiyafc
eng. This Is NOT AI — Man Actually Fights a T-800 Robot - And This is Only The Start A man fights a six foot tall T-800 robot replica. It's not AI. It's a from a company called REK, Robot Entertainment Kombat. From there it's a deep dive into just how fast the robot revolution is moving. The Helix household robot folds laundry and makes beds, Optimus aiming for retail shelves by 2027, and predictions of a billion humanoid machines walking around within five years. Then things swerve into a genuinely strange headline from the UN, where a major push is underway to rebrand "artificial intelligence" as "super intelligence" — and why that name change might actually make more sense than it sounds. There's a breakdown of the difference between AGI and ASI, a warning about the coming wave of AI agents scamming refunds out of unsuspecting companies, and a look at why everyone feels like the world is speeding up faster than anyone can keep up with. Big tech founders sounding alarms about their …ပိုမို
Some 2,500 journalists are covering Leo XIV’s visit to France, with special programming across the country’s main TV channels, radio stations, newspapers and news sites. Today, large crowds filled central Paris for the Pope’s visit. The scale of the turnout comes after days of unusually extensive media coverage of Leo XIV and his trip.
Incredible crowds in central Paris for His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.
A ‘porter’ who led others to Christ: Archbishop Fulton Sheen declared ‘blessed’ [ewtnnews] ST. LOUIS — Archbishop Fulton Sheen, despite his humble origins in small-town Illinois, aspired to great things as an academic and as a communicator of the Catholic faith. On Sept. 24, before a crowd of tens of thousands at The Dome at America’s Center, the farm-boy-turned-mass-media star was declared “blessed” after the reading of a decree signed by Pope Leo XIV, a fellow Midwesterner. Via his decree, Pope Leo announced Blessed Sheen’s feast day will be on Dec. 9, the anniversary of his death. His feast day is expected to be on the calendar of the Catholic Church in the United States. Cardinal Luis Tagle, the pope’s representative and the principal celebrant of the beatification Mass, reflected on the meaning of “blessed” during his homily — noting that.... Continue: >> A ‘porter’ who led others to Christ: Archbishop …
September 25th - Saint of the Day: Saint Sergius of Radonezh, Abbot He failed at reading. He lost everything. Then he changed a nation forever. Saint Sergius of Radonezh started as Bartholomew, the boy who couldn't keep up in school, until a mysterious encounter under an oak tree opened Scripture to him. He walked into the wilderness alone, endured brutal winters and hunger, befriended a wild bear by sharing his bread, and built what became Russia's greatest monastery with his own hands. He refused power twice. He made peace where armies failed. His disciples founded around 40 monasteries. And tradition says the Mother of God herself appeared in his cell. This is the story of the Abbot of All Russia, and why struggling students still ask his prayers today. Dive into the full story at HolyManna.blog, your home for daily saints, Mass readings, and Catholic devotion. Sergius of Radonezh Sergius of Radonez Bartholomew of…. Memorial 25 September Profile Born to the …ပိုမို
September 25th - Saint of the Day: Saint Sergius of Radonezh, Abbot
Saint Sergius of Radonezh started as Bartholomew, the boy who couldn't keep up in school, until a mysterious encounter under an oak tree opened Scripture to him. 
He walked into the wilderness alone, endured brutal winters and hunger, befriended a wild bear by sharing his bread, and built what became Russia's greatest monastery with his own hands. 
He refused power twice. He made peace where armies failed. His disciples founded around 40 monasteries. And tradition says the Mother of God herself appeared in his cell. 
This is the story of the Abbot of All Russia, and why struggling students still ask his prayers today. 
Dive into the full story at HolyManna.blog, your home for daily saints, Mass readings, and Catholic devotion. 