"I know many bishops, and almost all of them — mostly from Western Europe — tell me that they also want to ordain married men," said Bishop Johan Bonny of Antwerp in an interview with Katholisch.de on 2 April. In March, he announced his intention to ordain married men as priests by 2028. "I have not yet heard a Catholic bishop tell me, 'Even if the Pope gives me the possibility, I will not ordain married men.' They know this in Rome as well." Bishop Bonny worked in the Vatican for eleven years and is familiar with the different interests at play: "In Rome, they understand the situation here, and I know bishops and cardinals who support this solution, at least in Western Europe." He believes that the ordination of married men as priests is "a great necessity". "The consensus is there." Until the 1960s, a diocese such as Antwerp's had almost 1,500 active priests, as well as several hundred more who were retired. Now, the diocese has fewer than 100 priests, half of whom come from abroad. …އިތުރު
Many priests went from Antwerp to The Netherlands for their formation, because they didn't want to become social workers in Antwerp. Others went to France. Many were discouraged. At some time praying the rosary was prohibited in the Flemish seminary in Leuven. All conservative movements are discouraged or prohibited. The dioceses in Flanders constantly praise women rights, homosexuality and blaim the celibacy for ... And then you say there are no vocations, and you need to protestantisize the priesthood, in a paid job for married men (state paid in Belgium), and already hinting for woman priests.... But they cannot find men for the married diaconate. If you do not pray for priests, if you do not honour them, if you degrade the sacraments ... then go and do something else, mgr Bonny.
1) The Remnant Church, Faithful to Jesus, will withstand all fiery persecution. a) Saint Mathew 16: 18; “I say to you: You are Peter and on this rock I will build my Church and the gates of Hades will never prevail against it”. b) Daniel 12:1 “At that time Michael, the great prince who protects your people, will arise. There will be a time of distress such as has not been since nations first came into existence. But at that time your people—everyone whose name is found written in the book—will be delivered.” c) Revelation 1:17-18: “Do not be afraid; I am the First and the Last, the Living One. I was dead, but now I am alive for ever and ever, and I hold the keys of Death and Hades.” d) Any plant that is not planted by My Father will be uprooted. 2) “The gates of Hades will never prevail”. Means; The Remnant Church will continue proclaiming the DEATH and RESURRECTION of Jesus under the fiery persecution of false prophet and antichrist until Jesus RETURNS: a) 1 Corinthians 11:24-26:…އިތުރު
Every night I give a Latin blessing to the housekeeper. As soon as I begin the blessing, my dog wakes up from sleep and follows me to my sleeping quarters.
Facial expressions and body language are more revealing than the spin doctors’ narratives. Have you ever seen Trump like this before? US fighter jets shot down, oil prices skyrocketing, no support from NATO countries, allies pulling away... He didn’t see this coming.
The Passion of the Christ movie. This is an old episode of What Catholics Believe from 2004.
The Passion of the Christ movie. WCBOhio on Nov 14, 2015 This is an old episode of What Catholics Believe from 2004. It was recorded shortly after the release of Mel Gibson's film, "The Passion of the Christ". Due to poor picture quality the program was never shown. Hoping there may still be some interest in the discussion however, it was decided to salvage the footage by converting it to black and white and make the best of what was there. The audio is still quite good. The host was James Urling, a Cincinnati area attorney. At the time, What Catholics Believe was broadcast on Time-Warner cable, hence the running time to fit inside a half-hour slot (this is true of all the older series of shows). Also like all the older shows, this one too is small in format. This is due to the deprecated analog NTSC broadcast standards that were used at the time.
The Scoppio del Carro, Explosion of the Cart, is one of the most amazing Easter Sunday traditions At the Duomo in Florence, a makeshift dove is launched from the church to a cart outside with a pyrotechnic display This tradition stems from the First Crusade, when a Florentine named Pazzino de' Pazzi was one of the first to scale the walls of Jerusalem, being rewarded with flints from the Holy Sepulchre which he then returned with and used for the Easter fire
Many dioceses across Europe, North America, and Asia have seen significant increases in Catholic baptisms and conversions this Easter. The strange thing is that anti-Catholic media including New York Times, Washington Post or CNN advertised this trend. The most significant increase was reported in France, where 21,386 catechumens were baptized during the Easter Vigil. The total included more than 13,000 adults and over 8,000 adolescents, marking the highest figure ever recorded in the country. Outside Europe, large numbers were also reported in parts of Asia. In Hong Kong, approximately 2,500 catechumens were baptized, while Singapore reported 1,089 catechumens entering the Church. In North America, several major dioceses published substantial baptism figures. The Archdiocese of Toronto reported 1,584 catechumens, while Vancouver recorded around 650 catechumens. In the United States, diocesan figures included approximately 900 catechumens in Richmond (Virginia), more than 680 in …އިތުރު
Professor Marandi — Israel Woke Up in a NEW Reality Today It's up to the Epstein World Order to finally take Iran seriously I snagged this video before YouTube censored it and while I am very curious about Professor Jiang Xueqin's reaction, I haven't found a credible video of him discussing the matter,yet
Messages | Mission of Divine Mercy youtube.com/watch?v=Ypj1eugPu9M God's Divine Call while we are still Alive... "The Father's Call" Hear, all ye nations... Take heed, all peoples... Look to the heights... And contemplate My Face. The Face of your God. The Face of your Savior. The Face of the One... Who loves you in truth. (Verse 1 I see you enveloped in wars, In bloody persecutions... And moral persecutions. You live in the miasma of sin, Your own and those of others. You live the subjugation... Of immorality and the rejection of God. You live the continual oppression... Of the hatred and envy of Satan. My child... I see it all. (Chorus: So LOOK UP TO THE HEIGHTS! LOOK UP TO HEAVEN! Listen to the One... Who speaks Words of Truth. Words of Hope. How many lies surround you... I know. But My Word is ALWAYS the same. (Verse 2: Full of Light, Life, Strength. Clear, pure, full of vigor. You need the TRUTH. You need My Word. YOU NEED ME... The LIVING Word of the Father. In TRUTH is found Mercy... …އިތުރު
Saint Juliana of Liège and Blesseds Pierina Morosini & Michele Rua. Juliana of Mount Cornillon Juliana of Liege Memorial 5 April Profile Orphaned at age 5. She and her sister Agnes were raised by the nuns at the convent of Mount Cornillon. Juliana read the works of SaintAugustine and Saint Bernard while she was still very young. Augustiniannun at Liege, Belgium in 1206. Worked with the sick, and in the convent‘s hospital. Prioress of the convent at Mount Cornillon in 1225. Received visions from Christ, who pointed out that there was no feast in honour of the Blessed Sacrament. Based on this, she promoted the additional of what became the feast of Corpus Christi. The messages she received led to being branded a visionary, and accused of mismanagement of hospital funds. An investigation by the bishop exonerrated her; she was returned to her position, and he introduced the feast of Corpus Christi in Liege in 1246. On the bishop‘s death in 1248, Juliana was …އިތުރު
In his Urbi et Orbi Easter message, Pope Leo XIV greeted the faithful around the world in ten languages. "Happy Easter! Bring the joy of the risen Jesus, who is present among us, to everyone.” Click on the video to hear him in Italian, French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Arabic, Mandarin Chinese and Latin.
Leo XIV. wünscht den Gläubigen frohe Ostern in zehn Sprachen: Italienisch, Französisch, Englisch, Deutsch, Spanisch, Portugiesisch, Polnisch, Arabisch, Mandarin-Chinesisch und Latein
And isn't this the same apostate who wishes Muslims a Happy Ramadan? And who congratulates an Anglican heretic? And who allows himself to be subjected to the incantations of shamans? All while brazenly presenting himself as the pope of all false religions—and, moreover, demanding to be recognized as Pope.
What is wrong with this? The enemies CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post have begun covering a "mass" conversion to Catholicism. Any ideas?
Christ .. depicts the final 12 hours of Jesus of Nazareth’s life, capturing his suffering, sacrifice, and ultimate triumph of love and faith. Tornike Umankoshvili
Following government directives, public Easter services in Dubai have been cancelled since Good Friday. The regime's excuse is that tensions in the Middle East are escalating. Dubai has two Catholic parishes - Saint Mary's and Saint Francis of Assisi in Jebel Ali. Both have confirmed the closures on their websites and will remain closed "until further notice". Saint Mary’s Church is one of the largest Catholic parishes in the world, with around 30,000 members, many of whom are Filipino workers. On Good Friday, many Catholics who had not been informed of the closure were seen praying outside on the pavement instead. Easter liturgies were only being streamed online. Bishop Paolo Martinelli, Apostolic Vicar of Southern Arabia, acknowledged worshippers' disappointment at missing Holy Week celebrations. #newsAfvbsxvwah
10K views · 856 reactions | Happy Easter These wonderful depictions of the Easter story can be found in the parish church of St Mary the Virgin, Little Easton, Essex. The church at Little Easton is a typical medieval estate church, being located right next to the Manor House. The church is filled with the memorials of the local landowning family. They restored the church in the 19th century, however, some older features survive - such as the wall paintings and some medieval monuments. I couldn’t find much about the exact origin of the enamel painted windows. But I think they definitely weren’t always located in the windows here at Little Easton, perhaps they came from the nearby Manor House or perhaps they were purchased from elsewhere in the 19th century by the lords of Manor for the church. Other windows by Baptista Sutton can be found at Middle Temple Hall in London and Abbot’s Hospital in Guildford. | Great British Architecture Happy Easter These wonderful depictions of the Easter …އިތުރު