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BREAKING: Leo XIV appoints Freemason to Vatican committee

Pope Leo XIV appointed Professor Umberto Longo to the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences. The speaker argues that Longo has an extensive public connection to Freemasonry, including a 2014 Scottish Rite publication identifying him as “Fratello” (brother), a 2019 appearance at a Grand Oriente d’Italia conference, and a 2022 event where the Sovereign Grand Commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite addressed him on camera as “Brother Professor Longo.” The appointment raises a fundamental question: How does this square with the Catholic Church’s long-standing condemnation of Freemasonry? Church teaching, from Pope Clement XII through Leo XIII to Cardinal Joseph […]
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Jewish scholar elected president of Catholic Biblical Association – Frank Wright

Professor Amy-Jill Levine, a Jewish scholar, has been elected president of the Catholic Biblical Association. Frank Wright argues the controversy is not ethnic; it is theological. The issue is not Levine’s identity but her approach to Scripture that Wright says emphasizes Christ’s humanity while rejecting or setting aside His divinity. The election, Wright contends, reflects a broader modernizing tendency within Catholic institutions: efforts to reinterpret Scripture through contemporary historical frameworks. He links it to what he calls the “Synodal Church,” warning that diminishing Christ’s divinity transforms Catholicism into a human-centered religion emptied of the supernatural. Wright connects the appointment to […]
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Bishop Sheen: Why the Jews MISSED their Messiah – and what it means for you

The Jews expected a political liberator. They received a spiritual Messiah. And they missed Him. Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old, and that the failure to recognize Christ was not a failure of prophecy but of expectation. God’s plan unfolds progressively throughout history, culminating in Jesus Christ. Sheen emphasizes that Christianity did not begin as a religion centered on a written text. It began as the living proclamation of Christ through the apostles. The Church existed for decades before the New Testament was written. The Scriptures were produced to preserve the apostolic […]
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Francis cardinal praises LGBT while Leo bishop cancels Latin Mass

Pope Leo XIV has appointed 15 new consultors to the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life who support female diaconate ordination and LGBTQ inclusion. He has retained Cardinal Reinhard Marx as coordinator of the Vatican Economic Council. Meanwhile, a bishop appointed by Leo has canceled Pittsburgh’s last diocesan Traditional Latin Mass, effective September 4. These moves are not isolated. They demonstrate an ongoing push toward progressive modernism within the Catholic hierarchy, a substitution of authentic Catholic doctrine with human sentiment and political ideology. The result is liturgical disunity and spiritual confusion among the faithful. Secular developments are also moving: a […]
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Father Altman’s disturbing dream: ‘Change your message or we’ll remove you’

Father James Altman dreamed he was a priest facing pressure from parishioners who threatened to protest and have him removed unless he changed his sermons. When he returned to celebrate Mass, the church was largely empty. The choice was stark: change the message to keep people in the pews or continue preaching the truth, even if it meant losing them all. The dream led him to the Gospel passage where crowds abandon Jesus after He speaks difficult truths. Faithfulness to God’s truth may come at the cost of popularity and numbers. The question every Catholic must answer is whether they […]
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