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Muse - Lebanon has just installed one of the largest statues of Jesus Christ... Lebanon has just installed one of the largest statues of Jesus Christ the Redeemer in the Middle East, rising from the Mountain of the Cross in El Qaa. On March 14 the project reached a defining moment with the installation of the statue’s head. Even as tensions and x.com/xmuse_/status/2033941021038358699/video/1
Just go. Simply go. Even if you don’t have much money. Even if you don’t think you have the time. Sometimes you just need to pack a bag and leave—anywhere. The mountains, a lake, a small town nearby, or even just another city. Because travel isn’t a luxury. It’s therapy. Literally. Psychologists talk about something called the “geographical cure.” And it often works faster than you’d expect. After just two days away from home—in a new place, with a different view outside your window and a different morning smell—most people start to feel better. Not just emotionally, but physically too. Stress levels drop, focus improves, and even the risk of heart problems decreases. And that’s after just a Couple of days. That’s not magic—it’s how our minds work. Because your brain craves novelty. When you travel—even briefly—it creates new neural connections. Old thoughts fade. New energy comes in. You reset. You gain perspective. And no, the phrase “you can’t run away from yourself” doesn’t …Ibindi
Exploring the Apparitions of St. Joseph Each apparition carried a message. Each one deepened devotion to the silent saint who protected the Holy Family. St. Teresa of Ávila’s heavenly provider In 16th-century Spain, St. Teresa of Ávila faced a crisis. She was trying to establish a new convent but had no money to pay the workers. That’s when St. Joseph appeared to her. In her autobiography, she writes: I found myself in desperate need, with no idea how to solve it or pay the laborers. Then St. Joseph – my true father and protector – appeared and assured me that resources would come. I should go ahead and hire the workers. Though I didn’t have a penny, I obeyed. The Lord provided the money in ways that astonished everyone who heard about it (Book of Her Life XXXIII, 12). This wasn’t St. Joseph’s only visit to St. Teresa. Years earlier, in 1521, during the feast of the Assumption, Teresa experienced an ecstasy so intense she nearly lost consciousness. She describes what happened next: …Ibindi
Exploring the Apparitions of St. Joseph Who did St. Joseph appear to? Who has ever seen St. Joseph? There haven't been many apparitions of St. Joseph, but it has happened that the holy patriarch has manifested himself, almost always together with Mary and Jesus. aleteia
Laicised priest Eleuterio Vásquez, known in Chiclayo as “Lute”, was photographed while celebrating a parish anniversary on March 8, reports InfoVaticana.com. He is standing next to his friend, the priest Edward Tocto. Three women accuse Lute of sexually abusing them when they were minors, between the ages of nine and eleven. He allegedly took them to a rural mountain area, undressed in front of them, and engaged in sexual touching. Lute has admitted to these “sins” but has tried to minimize them by claiming that there was no penetration. Rev Edward Tocto is a canon lawyer and served as the defense attorney of Lute. He is also a personal friend of Leo XIV. Unresolved Legal Case Leo XIV seemingly covered for Lute. As Bishop in Chiclayo, he did NOT suspend him from ministry despite the credible accusations. Vásquez was merely transferred and prohibited from hearing confessions. Then, the judicial case remained largely stalled for years. The girls went to the press and demanded an …Ibindi
33K views · 1.5K reactions | “Trump has fallen deeper into the trap… mistake, after mistake, after mistake!” Robert Pape slams the US president’s “catastrophic failure” attacking Iran and starting a war “without achieving strategic success”. Link to full episode in bio. @piersmorgan | #donaldtrump#iran#piersmorgan#piersmorganuncensored | Piers Morgan Uncensored “Trump has fallen deeper into the trap… mistake, after mistake, after mistake!” Robert Pape slams the US president’s “catastrophic failure” attacking Iran and starting a war “without achieving strategic success”. Link to full episode in bio. @piersmorgan | #donaldtrump#iran#piersmorgan#piersmorganuncensored
What I understand about the goal is that it is a goal of taking over the whole of the middle east by Israel. I think they know it will cause chaos to have no leaders, but that is fine with them...
"Obudź się Ameryko", artykuł mógłby być ważną lekcją dla przyszłości Polski. Porównanie dokąd poszła Ameryka a dokąd Chiny. Zdjęcie główne zostało wybrane przez GTV. "East Palestine" jest miejscowością w stanie Ohio, US. W tamtej miejscowości kilka lat temu wykoleił się pociąg z chemikaliami. Jest to jedno ze zdjęć zamieszczonych przez autora. Artykuł jest fragmentem książki. U końca artykułu pisze, że dochód z książki przeznacza na humanitarną pomoc dla dzieci z Gazy.
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Today, Leo XIV published a message celebrating the tenth anniversary of Francis’ document Amoris Laetitia, which, according to footnote 351, "allowed" adulterers to grab Holy Communion. Leo XIV writes: “Pope Francis offered the universal Church a luminous message of hope regarding conjugal love and family life, which was the fruit of three years of synodal discernment [...]: the Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia.” He thanks the Lord for “the stimulus that has encouraged reflection and pastoral conversion in the Church” and asks God “for the courage to persevere on this path”. According to Leo XIV, ‘Amoris Laetitia’ has “strengthened the Church’s doctrinal and pastoral commitment to the service of young people, married couples and families”. He adds: “Amoris Laetitia offers valuable teachings that we must continue to examine today.” Leo XIV even cites the controversial Chapter 8, "inviting the Church to accompany, discern and integrate fragility (cf. AL chap. VIII)" and wants …Ibindi
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Colour photographs of Fr Robert Prevost (Leo XIV) participating in a Pachamama ritual in Brazil in 1995 were published on the OALA (Organización de Agustinos de Latino América) YouTube account in April 2016.
Original pictures showing Robert Prevost (Leo XIV) participating in achamama riritual in Brazil in 1995. Source here: youtube.com/watch?v=hw_LNPzln9Y
Marxist Robert Prevost: “Everything we hear about synodality today, we were already doing in Chulucanas in the 80s.” This means that since the 1980s, Prevost has been in a state of apostasy for approximately more than 46 years—that is, assuming he ever practiced the Catholic faith. Furthermore, Prevost himself asserts that, as early as the 1980s, he was already practicing anti-Catholic apostate "synodality"; and we must remember that Prevost was 'ordained' as a "deacon" in 1981 and "ordained" as a "priest" in 1982. Thus, it is proven that, from the very beginning of his infiltration into the priesthood, the Marxist Robert Prevost did not profess the Catholic faith.
A Pope-to-be can participate in pachamama idolatry, but the FSSPX can’t have Bishops? You can kneel in idolatry before a demon with impunity, but you’re schismatic if you ordain Bishops to preserve Tradition?
Catholic Men brave fierce wind to honor St. Patrick | Shalom World News On Saint Patrick's Day, a group of devoted Catholic men ascended Slemish Mountain, braving a fierce 110 km/h wind to honor the legacy of Saint Patrick. This rugged mountain holds deep spiritual significance—it was here, according to tradition, that Patrick endured the hardship of slavery as a young man. In isolation and suffering, he turned to God, finding strength and consolation through constant prayer. Year after year, pilgrims return to this sacred place, not deterred by harsh weather but inspired by Patrick’s unwavering faith. Battling the elements, these men mirrored the endurance of the saint himself—standing firm in prayer where he once sought hope in captivity. Their pilgrimage is more than a physical journey; it is a powerful witness to resilience, devotion, and the enduring call to faith even in life’s most difficult storms.