The legacy of Charlie Kirk: speaking the truth without fear
Who was the young conservative leader murdered in cold blood, his battles and style, why he was hated and what is his legacy. The testimony of those who knew him well and also a recount of his journey towards the Catholic Church.
Charlie Kirk’s murder: a turning point in the political drift of the West
Charlie Kirk, one of the leading figures of the American conservative movement, was killed by an unknown assailant. However, the extremist tendencies of the American left, which incited his murder, are well documented. So too is the media's drift, which continues to demonise him even after his death by labelling him a 'climate denier', 'no-vax' and 'extremist'.
Charlie Kirk assassinated, conservative activist who sought open debate
The conservative activist was assassinated while delivering a speech at Utah Valley University. The murderer who used a sniper rifle is unknown and at large. A leading figure among young Republicans, he was known for his passion for open debate and challenged everyone to try to beat him.
In the face of the LGBTQ+ lobby jubilee pilgrimage, silence does not suffice
The display of power by LGBTQ+ groups in St Peter's, along with their jubilee event, and the evident collusion of the Vatican, necessitate an appropriate response: the defence of Catholic morality and the significance of the Jubilee are at stake.
Gay Pride in St Peter's: that mess should have been avoided
A rainbow cross to pass the Holy Door threshold, a backpack bearing the slogan 'Fuck the rules', and an exhibitionism that anyone could have predicted except those who should have been vigilant to prevent exploitation. There was no papal assistance, but the Vatican seems anchored to old slogans and ambiguous silences.
Frassati and Acutis: an invitation to young people to 'orient their lives upwards'
Yesterday, eighty thousand people attended Mass for the canonisation of two young saints, Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis. Celebrated by Pope Leo XIV, the Mass highlighted that faith should not be reduced to private devotion and love for the Eucharist
The Global Sumud Flotilla does not benefit Gaza
The large-scale operation involving around fifty boats heading for Gaza from Mediterranean ports with a cargo of humanitarian aid is, in reality, a political and propaganda exercise that only benefits those who are promoting it.
Burnt alive for being 'blasphemous'. The sharia law in Islamic Nigeria.
A street vendor is accused of blasphemy by a customer, the police fail to protect her, and she is lynched and burned alive by the mob. This is how the Sharia law works in the northern states of Nigeria, in force for the last 25 years.
Father Martin spearheads gay lobby’s attempt to enlist Pope
The private audience gave the American Jesuit, promoter of the LGBTQ agenda within the Church, the opportunity to suggest that Leo XIV will adopt the same stance on the matter as his predecessor Francis. This is an attempt to block the Pope on these issues.
A doctor at war: bringing the light of Christ to Ukraine amid the bombs
From sick children in hospital to the horrors of conflict. But even at the front, Roman Marabian, the officer and head of medical services in Kharkiv, experienced the presence and love of God. He tells the Daily Compass, 'If we are still alive, it is only thanks to Him, who protected us.'
Pro- LGBT Cardinal Cobo divides Spanish Church
The Cardinal of Madrid bows to the LGBT lobby. The Bishop of Orihuela-Alicante reiterates Catholic doctrine. Confusion is fuelled by Fiducia Supplicans, leading down the failed path of embracing the secularised world.
Pro-abortion and gender: UNICEF is against children
A report by the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam) reviews dozens of programmes promoted by UNICEF, in which masturbation, homosexuality, and transsexuality are presented as normal and abortion is presented as a 'right'. This is the opposite of what one would expect from a children's agency.
