What's the "Point of the Mass" ?
The point of going to Mass is to worship God by uniting ourselves to Christ’s perfect sacrifice on the Cross, to receive Him truly present in the Eucharist, and to be nourished, forgiven, and sent out to live as His disciples
Can I beg you to, Please go for Mass today 😊
The NEW FBI documents about the review of the Epstein files contain a spreadsheet dated March 25, 2025 and titled “DOJ Document Flag List.” The first page, labeled “FLAGGED Items List, per case - per DOJ guidance,” includes a case number associated with the FBI’s 2006 investigation of Epstein by its Miami field office.
The inventory shows various documents from the Miami field office’s files on Epstein, including several entries that were flagged last year because the files contain “classified information” and “foreign government information.” Records that revealed the identities of victims and “potential public figures” were also flagged.
The government just gave a charity being sued for s*x trafficking a $244 MILLION no-bid contract to provide lawyers to migrant kids. Put it out Friday night with no announcement. They are keeping this quiet and for a good reason.
It's the "Sound of Freedom" charity, OUR Rescue, formerly known as Operation Underground Railroad. They have zero immigration lawyers, zero federal contracts, ever, and their lifetime federal history is one transaction...this one.
The kids' real lawyers? The government owed them $65M and refused to pay unless they handed over the children's confidential files. They refused and their contract died.
I spent 2 days following the money and it's dark: a Dubai shell company, the founder's family on the payroll, contractors listed as "anonymous individuals," and a DC company registered 13 months before the contract, with the CEO named as beneficial owner.
They knew.
Full investigation and what we can do about it is up on my Substack now (link in bio) and it's free.
#BREAKING: Jen Psaki delivered a blistering critique of @karolineleavitt’s tenure as Trump’s press secretary: defend the indefensible, repeat Trump’s falsehoods, and when reporters press too hard, attack the questioner instead of answering the question. Psaki ran through examples ranging from claims about damage to the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, to the ballooning cost of Trump’s ballroom, to explanations for the bandages on Trump’s hand—arguing that Leavitt has repeatedly treated protecting Trump personally as more important than giving the public straight answers.