On 6 September, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX) was denied entry to the Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi. The group had planned to conclude their annual pilgrimage with public prayer inside the basilica. Individual pilgrims were permitted to enter privately or in small groups. The group therefore remained outside and concluded their pilgrimage in the basilica square. Father Gabriele D’Avino, head of the FSSPX in Italy, drew a contrast between this decision and the interreligious gathering in Assisi on 27 October, for which representatives of different religions and Christian denominations are expected to attend the 40th anniversary of the 1986 World Day of Prayer for Peace.

Assisi, porte chiuse ai fedeli lefebvriani: «Qui pregano tutti, tranne noi».

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Assisi, porte chiuse ai fedeli lefebvriani: «Qui pregano tutti, tranne noi». Lo scisma di Écône presenta il conto

Commenti e retroscena del panorama politico Iscriviti e ricevi le notizie via email Ad Assisi c'è posto per tutti, o quasi. Nella città diventata il simbolo mondiale del dialogo tra le religioni, dove tra poche settimane torneranno a incontrarsi cristiani di diverse confessioni, musulmani, ebrei, buddisti e rappresentanti delle religioni orientali, domenica scorsa le porte della Basilica sono rimaste chiuse davanti ai lefebvriani. Non ai singoli fedeli, che avrebbero potuto entrare privatamente e a piccoli gruppi, ma al pellegrinaggio organizzato che chiedeva di concludere all'interno della chiesa la propria giornata di preghiera. Così, sotto un sole cocente, un centinaio tra ragazzi e ragazze, suore, coppie e intere famiglie si sono fermati sul piazzale davanti alla Basilica. Croci di legno portate sulle spalle, stendardi con l'effigie di san Pio X, una statua della Madonna adagiata su un cuscino di fiori. Dopo chilometri percorsi a piedi recitando il rosario e cantando il Credo in …

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On 7 September, Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller addressed the “Tavola di Assisi 2026”: “Islam… is not ashamed of God, it is not ashamed of transcendence, but it proposes an anthropology and a revelation radically different from the Christian ones.” Invoking St Francis of Assisi’s encounter with Sultan al-Malik al-Kamil, Müller rejected the modern portrayal of Francis as a precursor of interreligious dialogue: “Francis did not go to Egypt to open a diplomatic salon and confirm the Sultan in his faith.” Instead, he went convinced that Jesus Christ is the only Savior. For Cardinal Müller, calling Muslims to conversion is “not an act of hostility… on the contrary, it is the highest act of charity.” He also warned that the Christian West is not “simply threatened by external forces, but is being worn down by an internal apostasy.”

Il cardinale Müller: "l'Islam non rispetta i cristiani deboli"
Il cardinale Gerhard Ludwig Müller, nell'intervento alle Tavole di Assisi organizzate da Simone Pillon, affronta di petto il tema dell'Occidente logorato dal postumanesimo e dal nichilismo. E parla del rapporto con i musulmani: "Va rispettata la nostra identità".
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Renzo Pegoraro, Leo XIV-appointed President of the Pontifical Academy for Life, has doubled down on his mad position on assisted suicide. Following his Avvenire interview, Monsignor Pegoraro told Corriere.it that Italy should pursue a national law, calling on political parties to press Parliament for legislation rather than leaving the issue to regional authorities. On the same day, his predecessor, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, intervened in LaRepubblica.it, saying Parliament should “shoulder its responsibilities” and establish national rules. Archbishop Pegoraro also addressed a Trentino provincial council committee examining an assisted-suicide bill, where he again called for uniform national regulation. LaNuovaBq.it suggests the simultaneous interventions could point to coordinated Italian Church backing for a national assisted-suicide law, possibly involving Italian bishops’ president Cardinal Matteo Zuppi.

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Da Pegoraro a Paglia, gli strani cattolici pro suicidio legale

Spinta indebita Ascolta la versione audio dell'articolo Dopo l’intervista ad Avvenire il presidente della Pav ha ribadito al Corriere, in modo ancora più chiaro, il suo appoggio a una legge sul suicidio assistito che ne eviti una peggiore. Stessa linea difesa da Paglia in un articolo su Repubblica. Ma dare il proprio assenso ad una legge ingiusta significa tradire la dottrina cattolica. C’è ormai da sospettare che il governo italiano abbia ricevuto l’appoggio di una parte importante della Chiesa per approvare una legge sul suicidio assistito. Solo ieri, 8 settembre, commentavamo l’intervista di monsignor Renzo Pegoraro, presidente della Pontificia Accademia per la Vita (Pav), in cui il prelato affermava che sarebbe moralmente lecito dare il proprio assenso ad una futura legge sull’aiuto al suicidio al fine di evitarne una peggiore. Intanto il presidente della Pav ha voluto ribadire in modo ancora più chiaro il proprio appoggio ad una simile legge e lo ha fatto tramite un’altra …

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The U.S. bishops’ Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) has given the Washington Interfaith Network (WIN) more than $400,000 across nine grant cycles since 2009, including $25,000 in 2026. The controversy concerns WIN’s leadership and CCHD oversight. Former CCHD grant specialist Randy Keesler was responsible for the Washington, D.C., region while also holding leadership roles within WIN - creating a potential conflict of interest. WIN is now headed by Protestant preacher Alison Dunn-Almauger, its executive director, who backed a homosexual campaign at Baylor University. Even more striking is WIN strategy-team member Rev. Rob Keithan, who previously worked with Planned Parenthood.

US bishops gave $400k to group run by a pro-LGBT female ‘pastor’ and with Planned Parenthood activist

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Washington Interfaith Network

Washington Interfaith Network (WIN) is a long-time grant recipient of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, having received over $400,000 in grants across nine grant cycles dating back to 2009. The CCHD’s relationship with WIN runs even deeper than grant giving as the recently retired CCHD grant specialist Randy Keesler (WIN’s leadership profile of Keesler indicates that he retired from the CCHD in the Fall of 2023) held leadership roles with WIN at least as far back as 2017. This article from 2017 quotes Keesler and describes him as a WIN leader: In December of 2017, IAF quoted Keesler – as the head of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church’s social justice ministry (a member congregation of WIN) – indicating that the project indicated above was spearheaded by WIN. In November of 2018, Keesler is again identified as the chairman for social justice at Holy Redeemer which is also identified as a member of WIN. On 9 November 2020, Keesler is identified by WIN as a “WIN Leader” is a …

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Que se passe-t'il à Sievernich? Rétrospective, témoignage, questions, bénédiction. Manuela STRACK
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Cardinal Burke Discusses Demonic Attacks with Shawn Ryan

The devil attacks those who spread Christian truth, “corrupts the shepherds” of the Church and seeks particularly to destroy the family, Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke told Shawn Ryan in his September 8 podcast.
Ryan is a former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor. He grew up Catholic but never “took Church seriously”. When he left home, he lost faith. In 2025, he called himself a Christian believer. In April 2026, he said, “I consider myself Catholic, but I bounce back and forth between that and non-denominational.”
In the interview with Burke, he said that he had undergone four exorcisms with two different priests after what he described as encounters with demonic entities. He also mentioned a psychedelic experience that he believed had shown him hell.
Ryan described sensationalist disturbances that continued after the exorcisms, including picture frames coming off the walls, unexplained bodily “manifestations” and every smoke alarm and detector in his house repeatedly going off at around 12:45…Doliwat

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Leo’s Pontifical Academy for Life: Catholics Can Morally Assent to “Imperfect Laws” Allowing Assisted Suicide

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Leo’s Pontifical Academy for Life: Catholics Can Morally Assent to “Imperfect Laws” Allowing Assisted Suicide

Archbishop Renzo Pegoraro heads the Pontifical Academy for Life. Leo appointed him president barely three weeks after his election in May 2025, despite Pegoraro’s already public record of treating contraception and assisted suicide as morally negotiable under certain circumstances. Leo then promoted him again in March 2026, making him a bishop with the personal title of archbishop. So this one belongs directly at Leo’s door. On September 6, Avvenire asked Pegoraro about assisted-suicide legislation in Italy. Pegoraro said Catholics might face an “imperfect law” permitting assisted suicide “to which it would nevertheless be moral to give one’s assent,” on the theory that still worse legislation might otherwise pass. That is an astonishing thing for the president of the Pontifical Academy for Life to say. Catholic moral theology already has a category for dealing with evil laws. Evangelium Vitae 73 allows a legislator, when an unjust regime is already established and cannot presently …

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Wow, looking at that logo, I can't tell if it's for the Vatican Atomic Energy Commission, or for an Arabian juggling troupe.

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No Mass in St. Peter’s: Roman Rite Pilgrimage Moves to St. Mary Major

The final programme for the annual Rome pilgrimage of the Traditional Roman Rite (23–25 October) has been announced.
However, there is a notable change this year: the pilgrims will enter St Peter's Basilica at 1 p.m. to pray, but there will be no Mass.
Instead, pilgrims will travel to the Basilica of St Mary Major, where Bishop Athanasius Schneider will celebrate Mass at 3 p.m.
On Friday evening, Bishop Schneider will preside over Pontifical Vespers at the Pantheon.
Unlike in previous years, no cardinal is scheduled to celebrate the principal liturgies.
On Sunday, the traditional Feast of Christ the King, Masses will be held at San Giovanni Battista dei Fiorentini, Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini and Sant’Anna al Laterano.
The organisers have expressed their gratitude to Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas, Archpriest of St Mary Major, for welcoming the pilgrims.
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Considering St. Peter’s has never been properly reconsecrated it is a good thing. Isn’t Bergoglio interred at St. Mary Major?

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The rainbow where allowed and the TLM not! That tells where is the pope’s heart!

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Completed in May 2026, the restoration of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in O’Neill, Nebraska, revived its historic artistic character. Like many churches, its interior was disfigured in the mid-20th century, including the loss of its original apsidal fresco and installation of a monumental crucifix with a faux stained-glass-style backdrop. Conrad Schmitt Studios renewed the interior with stenciling, gold leaf, faux-marbled columns, and a new apsidal mural depicting the Ascension. The project also returned the high altar to prominence.

Before and After: St. Patrick's Catholic Church in O’Neill, Nebraska

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Liturgical Arts Journal: Before and After: St. Patrick's Catholic Church in O’Neill, Nebraska

Home » Architecture » Before and After: St. Patrick's Catholic Church in O’Neill, Nebraska The good folks at Conrad Schmitt Studios recently shared news of a project at St. Patrick Catholic Church in O’Neill, Nebraska that involved bringing the parish back closer to its historical artistic roots. As many will know, many historical parishes were subjected to various changes particularly in the second half of the twentieth century and this particular church was no exception to that trend. Originally the church had various iterations for its apsidal fresco -- something that underwent various changes over the years, before finally being lost altogether, replaced by a monumental crucifix and what would appear to be a faux, stained glass window style frame. From the style, this would appear to have been done sometimes in the 1960's or very early 1970's. Conrad Schmitt was brought in to resurrect some of the detailing that had previously graced this church, including stencilling, gold leafing …

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From whitewash to inspirational religious art.

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Blessed Francisco Gárate Aranguren - September 9
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Second of seven boys born to Francisco and Maria Aranguren, a pious farm family in the Basque region of northern Spain; three of them grew up to become Jesuit brothers. Francisco left home at age 14 to work as a domestic servant at the newly opened Jesuit College of Nuestra Señora de la Antigua in Orduña, Spain. By age 17, he had felt a call to join the Jesuits himself, and travelled on foot to Poyanne in southern France to enter the initiate, the Jesuits having been expelled from Spain following the revolution of 1868; he made his initial vows as a Jesuit lay brother on 2 February 1876, his final vows on 15 August 1877. Beginning in early 1877, he served as a sacristan and infirmarian at the La Guadia college where he was in charge of the medical care for 200 young men. Assigned to the Jesuit Duesto college as doorkeeper, sacristan and infirmarian in …Doliwat

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Synodality Is Inspired by the Protestant Model - Cardinal Brandmüller

Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, 97, in a text published by Sandro Magister on September 8, writes about “synodality.” Main points:
- According to the classical Catholic understanding, a synod is a meeting of bishops for the purpose of exercising jointly their teaching and pastoral ministry.
- In 1965, Paul VI created the so-called Synod of Bishops as a consultative body of the pope.
- Recently established bodies whose members include, in addition to bishops, priests and lay faithful of both sexes cannot properly be called synods.
- Competent laypeople can, of course, be entrusted with a consultative role. But wherever such collaboration is practiced, one should carefully avoid any misleading use of the terms “synod,” “synodality,” and the like, and instead find a term that adequately expresses the actual situation.
- The establishment of such bodies arises from an effort to adopt secular structures and democratic procedures within the life of the Church.
- What is being proposed within the …Doliwat

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Bergoglism as a whole is incompatible with Catholicism.

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"It is clear that such a concept of synodality is incompatible with Catholic ecclesiology." Card. Walter Brandmüller

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