Imagine watching this whole video and saying to yourself, "You know what this video needs?":
1. Guitars
2. Tambourines
3. Female altar servers
4. Female lectors
5. Eucharistic ministers
6. Contemporary music
7. Vernacular
8. Randomly shaking people's hands
9. Jokes
I was robbed of spiritual patrimony, and I will NEVER forgive the post conciliar episcopacy for taking this from me.
I'll never forgive B16 for abdicating the Throne of Peter when he knew this would happen.
I'll never forgive the traditional Bishops and Cardinals that existed post V2 who barely said a word and did nothing while judging Bishop Lefebvre for doing what they were too cowardly to do.
Henry Nowak — a student on a night out in Southampton — was stabbed multiple times with a 21cm knife.
As he lay in a pool of his own blood, police arrested him following an accusation of “racial abuse”.
He told officers that he had been stabbed and could not breathe. When Nowak repeated that he had been stabbed, it is reported that a male voice replied: “I don’t think you have, mate”.
Let that sink in. A man is arrested while bleeding out because of an allegation that he may have said something racist.
This is a harrowing example of the mess the police are in. They seem more concerned about the words people say than the fact that a man had just been brutally stabbed.
Reform MP @RobertJenrick has called for a debate on two-tier policing, warning that it is undermining respect for the police and the rule of law in this country.
Jessica (@SwamTheTiber), a Catholic convert, recently shared the providential story of her journey into the Catholic Church. During a period of discernment, she visited a Catholic church with a friend and prayed for clarity asking God to make it unmistakably clear if she was being called to leave Protestantism and enter the Catholic Church.
As she was about to leave, a priest unexpectedly handed her a half-filled OCIA form - an encounter that marked the beginning of her conversion.
God truly is wonderful.
On the Solemnity of the Epiphany, our Vocations Director, Fr. Eoin Patten, reflects as the Magi arrive in Bethlehem - guided by a star – as Christ is revealed to the world.
✨Adeste Fideles! He is There!✨
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The just renovated and extended chapel has solar power backup. Only for lights. This is a 100% donation from a Scottish family. May God bless you dearly.
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A major news story that will not get the coverage it deserves:
Over 300 schoolchildren and 12 teachers have been abducted by gunmen from St. Mary’s School, a Catholic institution in north-central Nigeria’s Niger state.
This updates an earlier count of 215 schoolchildren.
The students are male and female, ranging in age from 10 to 18.
Their kidnapping happened four days after 25 schoolchildren were seized in similar circumstances in neighboring Kebbi state.
Nobody yet claimed responsibility.
The first time I heard something like this I was 22 and just happened to walk into a cathedral while in France. They were only practicing and it literally stopped me in my tracks. It was like heaven opened up. How did Catholics trade this for what sounds like bad 70s music?
I drove down Sauchiehall Street today — at least for as far as I could go before it becomes a building site — for the first time in over a decade. It used to be world-famous, Glasgow’s equivalent of Oxford Street. It’s now a shambles and a disgrace to Scotlands biggest city. A national scandal. Glasgow City Council should be put into administration. It is clearly incapable of running a proud city which, after years of decline, had a 30-year renaissance from the late 1970s onwards. And is now in more serious decline than ever. So sad — and unnecessary.