What is above: encountering God through beauty
Helping people rediscover the way up to Heaven through the paths of art and creation. This is the goal that prompted an American student to expand an idea born during the months of lockdown.
Veritatis Splendor, 30th anniversary of a forgotten encyclical
The Vatican media ignored the 30th anniversary of Veritatis Splendor, St John Paul II's encyclical that denounced the misrepresentations of Catholic morality on fundamental issues. As those misrepresentations have now become the rule in the Church, commemorating the encyclical becomes compromising.
'Melting-Pope' at WYD omits God in speech to authorities
Meeting with rulers and diplomats, Francis extolled globalism and invited young people to cultivate the "desires of unity, peace, and fraternity": a proposal hardly distinguishable from worldly desires.
WYD: the golden calf of environmentalism
At World Youth Day in Lisbon (1-6 August), themes such as pollution and the climate occupy a central place. But environmentalism overturns the order of creation, degrades mankind and replaces the worship of God with the worship of the Earth.
"Holodomor was genocide", states Italian parliament
The Italian Senate has recognised the Holodomor in Ukraine as genocide. The 'death by starvation', the artificial famine created by Stalin to bend Ukraine and collectivise agriculture, is a crime denied for almost a century.
Farage saga exposes banks’ attack on free thought
The closure of Nigel Farage's bank account for his political ideas is a signal to target a politically exposed figure. But it is only the beginning: the banks are gradually encompassing the standards effect of the 2030 Agenda.
Jesuits expel Rupnik absolving themselves
Marko Ivan Rupnik is now definitively dismissed from the Society of Jesus. But the Jesuits' justifications don’t hold water, and they dump the hot potato of the 'artistar' priest's reduction to the lay state on the Holy See.
God, not man will save the Church
When confronted with the drift of the Church, there is a temptation to find refuge. But in the hour of the Passion Jesus did not teach to rebel, but to pray and watch. That is why we remain in the Church, which is Christ's, even accepting to die with her.
Max, the baby held by Jesus after drowning
The recently revealed story of a 2 and a half-year-old boy who had an extraordinary near-death experience and today says: "Jesus holds all the children who fall into the water".
West versus the rest: boomerang effect of the Biden line
The hyper-Atlanticism of the US, NATO, G7 and the EU, which has generated the line of head-on confrontation with Russia, is uniting all the emerging countries into a clear opposition to the designs of the Western countries. And China is increasingly emerging as the catalyst country.
Lisbon hosts WYD without Christ. And Aguiar is made cardinal
The grave statements by Msgr. Américo Aguiar, responsible for the WYD in Lisbon and just appointed cardinal, who absolutely does not want to "convert young people to Christ", have very serious implications: above all to render faith an illusion and the Church useless.
Miss Holland is trans, the anti-Christian revolution strides ahead
We are witnessing a grand style operation to change attitudes towards "sexual non-conformities". But the real goal is to destroy traditional European culture, born of Christianity.
