Curious how Jesus Christ actually sounded in His own language, Aramaic?
Listen to the Lord’s Prayer as He would have spoken it before it was written in Greek.
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♰ Pray in Latin with Pope Leo XIV. Demons HATE Latin. ♰
🇻🇦 Glória in excélsis Deo. Et in terra pax homínibus bonæ voluntátis. Laudámus te. Benedícimus te. Adorámus te. Glorificámus te. Grátias ágimus tibi propter magnam glóriam tuam. Dómine Deus, Rex cæléstis, Deus Pater omnípotens. Dómine Fili unigénite, Iesu Christe. Dómine Deus, Agnus Dei, Fílius Patris. Qui tollis peccáta mundi, miserére nobis. Qui tollis peccáta mundi, súscipe deprecatiónem nostram. Qui sedes ad déxteram Patris, miserére nobis. Quóniam tu solus Sanctus. Tu solus Dóminus. Tu solus Altíssimus, Iesu Christe. Cum Sancto Spíritu in glória Dei Patris. Amen.
🇺🇸 Glory be to God on high, and on earth peace to men of good will. We praise Thee. We bless Thee. We adore Thee. We glorify Thee. We give Thee thanks for Thy great glory. O Lord God, heavenly King, God the Father almighty. O Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son. O Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father. Who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. Who takest away the sins of the world, receive our prayer. Who sittest at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on us. For Thou only art holy. Thou only art the Lord. Thou only art most high, O Jesus Christ. Together with the Holy Ghost in the glory of God the Father. Amen.
🎥 His Holiness, Pope Leo XIV, sings the Gloria during Holy Mass in the Sistine Chapel with the Cardinals on 9 May 2025
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If you study the writings of Leo XIII on social doctrine, which the current pope clearly wants us to do, the term “subsidiarity” reigns supreme. It’s a concept that is sorely neglected in modern catechisms.
Subsidiarity puts the needs of families first, which the modern media misinterprets as “liberalism” or “socialism.” They cannot wrap their heads around the concept of Subsidiarity applied universally, both in politics and economics. Those who advocated for Leo XIII’s vision of subsidiarity in the early 20th century were called “Distributists.” Again, however, the modern media misinterprets this as some form of socialism, or at least liberalism, which it is not, because the media does not understand Subsidiarity. They can’t wrap their heads around it.
I’m beginning to wonder if THIS is the reason why the mainstream media classified Cardinal Robert Prevost (Pope Leo XIV) as a “liberal” prior to his election. His first week as pope indicates he is anything but that. He’s definitely coming down on the conservative side of things concerning doctrine and morals — where it matters most as a Catholic.
However, he has given us clues that he views economics and politics as tools to serve the traditional family, and THAT is where I think he’s going to surprise us all with what the media will again misinterpret as “liberalism” or “socialism,” because they have no clue on Subsidiarity and Distributism.
I’ll provide some links to these concepts below. 👇🏻
The picture on the left was one of the last times I “performed” with my mega church worship team. I say performed, because worship teams are trained and scripted. We were taught how to move, raise our hands, ad lib during instrumentals to sound like “spontaneous worship,” and make eye contact with the “audience” in order to garner an emotional response. The church members treated us like rockstars. I felt like they were worshiping us instead of Jesus.
It. felt. so. fake. Because it was.
I was craving Jesus. Not smoke machines and theatrics. I thank God every day I found the Catholic Church. Now I sing at a modest podium off to the side of the sanctuary. No one is looking at me. Their focus is on the presence of Jesus. His altar. Exactly where the focus of worship should be.
Cardinal Robert Sarah: The Spiritual Heir of Pope Benedict XVI
In an age of confusion, compromise, and moral collapse, the world longs for clarity and conviction. Among the few who have stood firm in the storm is Cardinal Robert Sarah, a man whose soul echoes the voice of Pope Benedict XVI, and whose life reflects a deep communion with the mind of the Church.
Yes—Cardinal Sarah is the next Benedict XVI, not by title, but by truth.
Both men are united in their defense of the Sacred Liturgy, the Eucharistic reverence, the non-negotiable truths of the Catholic faith, and the mystery of the Cross. They have tirelessly opposed relativism, globalist ideologies, and the moral decay that has infiltrated even the Church.
Let the world remember:
1. On the Sacred Liturgy
•Pope Benedict XVI in “Sacramentum Caritatis” and “The Spirit of the Liturgy”:
“The liturgy is not about us. It is about God.”
•Cardinal Sarah in “The Power of Silence” and “God or Nothing”:
“When man no longer worships God, he becomes a slave to everything.”
Both called the Church back to the reverence of the Traditional Latin Mass, and the sacred silence that allows God to speak.
2. On Truth and Moral Clarity
•Benedict XVI’s Regensburg Lecture (2006) warned about irrational religious violence and the loss of Europe’s Christian roots.
•Cardinal Sarah echoed this, declaring:
“Europe is dying because it has cut itself off from God.”
Both stood firm against Islamization, radical secularism, and the false ecumenism that betrays Christ.
3. On Family and Sexual Morality
•Benedict XVI upheld the Church’s teaching on marriage, contraception, and human dignity, especially in Humanae Vitae’s light.
•Cardinal Sarah, in his addresses at the Synods on the Family, thundered:
“What the world needs is truth, not compromise.”
He condemned LGBTQ ideologies, gender confusion, and the betrayal of Catholic teaching by certain bishops.
4. On the Crisis in the Church
•Benedict XVI acknowledged:
“The greatest persecution of the Church comes not from her enemies outside, but from sin within.”
•Cardinal Sarah declared:
“The Church is dying because pastors are afraid to speak the truth.”
Both men understood that reform does not mean adaptation to the world, but a return to Christ crucified.
Why is Cardinal Sarah the next Benedict XVI?
Because like Ratzinger, he is not a politician, but a prophet.
Because like Ratzinger, he does not chase the media, but proclaims the eternal Word of God.
Because like Ratzinger, he is a servant of truth, not trends.
If the Church desires renewal, it must look not to diplomacy or synodal ambiguity, but to the fire of the Gospel that men like Cardinal Sarah and Pope Benedict XVI have carried—often alone, often misunderstood—but always with courage.
May heaven raise such a shepherd once more.
For the sake of the Church. For the salvation of souls. For the glory of God.
The Church Needs a Shepherd Like Cardinal Robert Sarah
Many voices have dismissed Cardinal Robert Sarah due to his age. But let us remember—Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was 78 when he became Pope Benedict XVI. Age did not limit his profound impact on restoring doctrinal clarity and sacred tradition. Likewise, Cardinal Sarah, in full possession of wisdom, health, and spiritual discernment, is perfectly capable of taking the helm of Peter’s barque at this decisive hour.
The past ten years have been marked by theological ambiguity, relativistic synodality, and ecumenical gestures that compromise the uniqueness of Christ and His Church. Bishops across the world, even in our own states and dioceses, have misled the faithful by ignoring the luminous teachings of Pope Benedict XVI—often replacing truth with fashionable ideologies.
But Cardinal Sarah stands as a man formed in the desert of contemplation, forged by suffering, and faithful to the deposit of faith. If elected, he will not waste time with diplomacy that surrenders truth. He will speak infallibly when necessary, to correct the heresies and errors that have spread under the guise of “pastoral care” and “inclusion.” He will re-anchor the Church in her sacred tradition and halt the confusion poisoning future generations.
The enemies of the faith know this. That is why, even now, they seek to block him—just as they did in the last conclave. But the faithful must not be silent. We must pray for the conversion of liberal cardinals, that they may no longer follow the spirit of the world, but return to the Holy Spirit.
The Church does not need a manager. She needs a prophet. A father. A defender of truth.
And that is why the Catholic Church needs Cardinal Robert Sarah on the Throne of Peter.
Pray. Fast. Watch. The time is now.
Cardinal Erdő: "relativism- the inability to declare something as objectively right or ...wrong-is a "grave crisis" of modern secular states. Without a foundation in natural law, he argued, societies become unstable, and moral evil becomes permissible." https://t.co/CfEHHOnz02
They are not Catholic. They have renounced the Catholic Faith. They are frauds and they know it. They are a menace to every genuine Catholic everywhere. We must demand their resignation.
The next pope, Müller argues, should not “look for the applause of the secular world that sees the Church as a humanitarian organisation doing social work”.
A true Pope is not a politician, a diplomat, or a mere administrator. He is a guardian of the Deposit of Faith, a watchman of truth, and above all, a protector of souls. His mission is eternal: to save souls from the fires of hell, to preach Jesus Christ—the only Savior of the world—and to guide the Church, the Bride of Christ, in holiness, clarity, and courage.
Today, as the Church faces confusion, moral collapse, and ideological storms, we look to Heaven for a shepherd who is both faithful and fearless. Cardinal Robert Sarah stands as a prophetic voice in our times—formed in silence, forged in suffering, and rooted deeply in the Gospel. His life is a testimony to divine grace, and his words reflect the burning light of Christ amidst a darkened world.
Pope Benedict XVI, the great theologian and defender of the faith, recognized this light. He once said: “In Cardinal Sarah, the liturgy is in good hands.” But more than that, Benedict saw in him a soul anchored in Christ, immune to worldliness, and wholly devoted to the salvation of mankind.
Let us now pray with fervor.
Let us ask Our Lady of Fatima, the Queen of Peace and Defender of the Faithful, to intercede in these critical hours. May her Immaculate Heart guide the Church to choose not a celebrity, not a conformist, but a holy man of God—a Pope who fears no one but God.
Heavenly Father,
In Your divine mercy, look upon Your Church.
Raise up a Holy Father who will protect the truth, rescue souls, and glorify Your Son Jesus in every nation.
We ask this through the powerful intercession of Our Lady of Fatima, and the prayers of Saint Peter, Saint Joseph, and all holy popes who have gone before us.
Come, Holy Spirit, and renew the face of the Church.
Cardinal Robert Sarah—may Heaven guide your path.
When one of my daughters was preparing for First Communion, her teacher said we receive in the hand because we’re “grown up” and can feed ourselves.
I told her later that we receive on the tongue b/c we’re little children and need to be fed by Our Lord.
A Solemn Prayer for the Repose of the Soul of the Holy Father
Eternal Father, Lord of Heaven and Earth,
In this sacred hour, we commend to Your infinite mercy the soul of Your servant, Papa Francesco, Successor of Peter, Vicar of Christ on Earth, Guardian of the Sacred Deposit, and Shepherd of Your flock.
He who once bore the weight of the keys,
Now lays down his earthly burden at Your throne.
Grant him, O Lord, the reward prepared from all eternity for those who love You faithfully.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.
May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Litany for a Holy Pontiff
Lord, have mercy on us.
— Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, hear us.
— Christ, graciously hear us.
God the Father of Heaven,
— Have mercy on Your servant.
God the Son, Redeemer of the world,
— Have mercy on Your servant.
God the Holy Spirit,
— Have mercy on Your servant.
Holy Mary, Mother of the Church,
— Pray for him.
Saint Peter, to whom Christ entrusted His Church,
— Pray for him.
Saint Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church,
— Pray for him.
All holy popes and confessors,
— Pray for him.
All angels and saints of God,
— Intercede for him.
Receive, O Lord, Your servant and shepherd,
whom You have called from this world to Yourself.
Grant that he, who was faithful in dispensing the mysteries of Your grace,
may now behold You face to face,
and forever praise You in the company of the angels and saints.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, Your Son,
who lives and reigns with You in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
God, forever and ever. Amen.