Age of Peace and Safety The Cross they deserted, abandoned the seed, left to pagan folly – too eager to mock, not caring for wheat raided by the weed, with the cornerstone turned to stumbling block. They scorned the Creator, preferred what’s created, rejecting God’s glory vainglory they chose, the Fall rose again and many prostrated, The Truth was ignored and lies were imposed. Just under good Heavens the war raged again, some old pachamamas claimed third of the fold, destined to be crushed, condemned to be chained by the greatest Word that was ever told.
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New York City NYC Spent Over $368 Million To Combat Homelessness This Past Fiscal Year. Now the State Can't Track the Money. The Big Apple is spending more than ever on services for the unsheltered, but state auditors don’t know if it’s working. | 3.18.2026 1:00 PM (Xinhua/Sipa USA/Newscom) As New York City continues to spend more money to fight homelessness, state officials are struggling to track how funds are being spent. That's according to a recent New York State Comptroller report, which found that the city spent $368 million on its unsheltered homeless population in FY 2025, more than triple the amount spent in FY 2019. The unsheltered homeless population—individuals who are not using the Department of Homeless Services' shelter system—makes up only a small fraction (3 percent) of the city's total homeless population, according to data from 2024. In FY 2019, there were 3,588 unsheltered people; in FY 2025, there were 4,504, "a 26 percent increase from pre-pandemic levels." As the …
**On the Honor Due to Fatherhood: A Meditation for the Feast of St. Joseph** The Fourth Commandment does not say: *Honor thy father, if he deserves it.* It says: *Honor thy father and thy mother* — full stop, without qualification, without an escape clause for the wayward, the weak, or the wicked. This is not an oversight in the divine economy. It is the very point. The commandment does not honor *this man* or *that man* in his particularity. It honors *fatherhood itself* — the office, the station, the participation in the paternal authority of God. When we honor our fathers, we honor the image of GOD the FATHER from whom all fatherhood in heaven and on earth receives its name (*Ephesians* 3:15). The vessel may be cracked. The image nonetheless points beyond itself to the archetype. St. Thomas Aquinas, expounding the *Secunda Secundae*, places piety (*pietas*) as that virtue by which we render to parents and to *patria* the debt owed for the gift of existence and formation (*ST* II-II …More
They very jealously guard their freedom to murder their own children Like the Aztecs who conducted 100,000s of human sacrifices each year The British murder on average 300,000 babies a year But that is not enough to placate their insatiable god Now they've legalised murdering babies up to the moment of birth It is now legal for mothers to murder their babies up to 9 months old for whatever reason But don't expect the death cult that rules the British to stop there No doubt they will soon demand that babies can be murdered after birth for mental health or financial reasons Moloch is a very demanding demon
All you so called conservative and Traditional Catholics its time to call out homosexual mafia in the church including the pope. Stop supporting there gay lifestyle Novus ordo is done. All religious need a purge including SSPX. ST Peter Damian pray for us
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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: …More
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
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 …More
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
Last Tuesday, I wrote a eulogy for my best friend. And then I read it to him. In a booth at a greasy spoon diner just off the interstate. At two o'clock in the afternoon. He was very much alive, holding a styrofoam cup of black coffee and looking at me like I had completely lost my mind. Which, to be fair, maybe I have. My name is Pete, and I’m 69. The guy sitting across from me is Steve. He’s 70. We’ve been best friends for forty-two years. We met on a construction site back in '84. He accidentally kicked a bucket of wet concrete right onto my steel-toe boots. I told him exactly what I thought of him, using some highly creative, unprintable vocabulary. But after our shift, he stuck his hand out and said, "Stuff happens, Pete. Don't hold a grudge." We haven’t gone a single week without calling each other since. Three months ago, we buried a mutual buddy of ours. The eulogies were incredible—people sharing how much light he brought into their lives, how he helped them out, how much he …More
Leo XIV appointed today two auxiliary bishops in the Archdiocese of Caracas, Venezuela. Monsignor José Manuel León (born 1966 in Barquisimeto) is a Passionist Father, was ordained to the priesthood on 19 March 1994 and is currently a parish priest. Pictured Monsignor José Dionisio Gómez Gouveia (born 1966 in La Guaira) is a diocesan priest of Caracas. He has served in multiple parishes, as a prison chaplain, and in seminary formation. "Beyond Traditions and Rites" Monsignor León's current parish Preciosísima Sangre is in eastern Caracas, near Petare and a slum area. His homilies are published on ParroquiaPreciosisimaSangre.wordpress.com. He uses a Francis-style pastoral tone with the buzzwords mercy, welcome, and fraternity. In a reflection from 8 July 2023, he wrote that Jesus moved beyond a religion sustained “only in traditions,” criticizes a faith reduced to rites, and says it is easy to “wash hands” while failing to extend them “for fraternal embrace.” He also attacks attachment …More