Sicily: the seven rapists were 'model' immigrants
The group of young men who raped a 13-year-old girl forcing her boyfriend to watch, had all arrived illegally in Italy from Egypt. Their host community reported they had “good reports”. But, the Italian Home Office records an escalation of sexual violence by foreigners.
Farmers rebellion unmasks pied pipers of the green utopia
A clash is taking place between the ideology of apocalyptic environmentalism and the great farmers' uprising. At stake is the total alienation from reality that holds all 'euro-green' policies together, its unbridgeable distance from any practical rationality and the despotic and dystopian implications of their application.
Francis’ Church, next stop: gay marriage
Father James Martin catechises the Irish bishops on Fiducia Supplicans and in a tweet 'normalises' gay marriage. And the Pope's response to the latest dubia has already paved the way.
Narcos and terrorism, Iran and Latin America’s dangerous friendship
Iran is very interested in Latin America, the area just a few miles from the 'Great Satan', the United States of America. Iran receives support from terrorist organisations and pro-Iranian groups to expand its ideological influence in Latin America. While Hezbollah is involved in fund-raising, propaganda and smuggling operations.
Worldwide appeal to cardinals and bishops: stop Fiducia Supplicans
The blessing of gay couples subverts Catholic doctrine. Many Pastors forbid its application and now ask the Pope to revoke the Declaration. Illustrious signatures from all over the world launch a document, and to which it is possible to adhere.
Our Lady of Good Success, prophecies for our times
On 2 February, 430 years ago, the cycle of apparitions of "Mary of Good Success" began with the appearance of the Blessed Virgin to Sister Mariana of Jesus, today a Servant of God, leaving us prophecies - many already fulfilled, others to come - about the Church and the world today.
Gay couples, Pope’s contortions to avoid telling truth
In interview after interview, Pope Francis pulls out all stops to defend the Declaration on blessings to homosexual couples, and tries to corroborate a false narrative to muddy the waters.
European Green Deal destroys agriculture and threatens the environment
Drastic cuts in pesticides, the extension of organic farming, and the reduction of cultivated land are measures aimed at a 'degrowth' that threatens the whole of society. Brussels must re-open a dialogue with the agricultural world.
EU attack against farmers is self-defeating
The agricultural sector not only ensures food security, but also absorbs four times the carbon dioxide it emits while protecting land. Yet, European institutions are heavily penalising farmers in the name of an illusory climate 'salvation'.
Abducted nuns released in Haiti, witnesses of faith amid social chaos
The release of six nuns a week after being kidnapped turns the spotlight on a country held hostage by armed gangs and reduced to starvation. In 2023 alone there were almost 2,500 kidnappings and 5,000 murders.
Suspicious funds and dubious priests plague Bishop Viganò's hermitage
The money raised to host the nuns of Pienza (who will not reside there) will allow the renovation of an ancient convent in the Viterbo area in Italy, inhabited by former Familia Christi priests, who reject ecclesiastical authority. But, the project, launched in ambiguity, is Monsignor Viganò baby.
Criticising the Pope is lawful, here’s how
Criticism of the Pope is morally licit because he too can make mistakes, except when he speaks ex cathedra. The Bible, the Magisterium and canon law provide for it. But, it must respect the principle of proportion and be guided by prudence and charity.
