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Repost from Pinesap βοΈπ²π―
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Both Cardinal Sarah and Burke love Pope Leo XIV.
Thatβs enough for me.
βI reject Bergoglio modernism, my favourite Pope is Gregory the 17th. He was a Supreme Pontif 1132-1133 and was waaaay more based than Francis, he even support Latin mass, the edgiest thing in the universe, took a lot of guts and Moxy.β
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Drunk. Broken. Then Jesus spoke...
"Why do you keep hurting me?"
On 16 April, 2026 Servant of God Sister Clare Crocket, died in an earthquake in Ecuador.
She had given up life as an actress to become a nun.
She was thirty-three when she died. From Derry in Northern Ireland.
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZKx1ZN_nHSA?si=gcuRaLjOC_9ho4l5
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APRIL 2: BISHOP PERSECUTED BY COMMUNISTS
Blessed Mykolai Charnetskyi
Bishop and Martyr
Died: 1959
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He was a Ukrainian Redemptorist exarch (bishop) and martyr. He was a Ukrainian Greek Catholic, a Church in full communion with Rome. He was arrested for his faith during the communist regime. He was sentenced to 6 years forced labor in Siberia. He worked in a blacksmith shop which ruined his health. His 6-year sentence continued for 11 years. After his release, he lived under constant surveillance and irregular torture.
Repost from Prayer Requests
Name: Federico
Intention: Please pray URGENTLY. He has expressed thoughts of self harming himself tomorrow. Please pray for God to help him and all the angels and Mary to intercede for him.
Repost from St Bennyβs Refectory
Veronica, although the Evangelists fail to mention her, will ever be venerated by the Christian World. Seraphica was a lady of wealth and position, who lived on the street through which Jesus passed on His way to Calvary. It is thought by some that it was in the home of Seraphica that Mary and her companions sought shelter from the crowd. Perhaps it was just at the time when Jesus was passing by, when Mary and the others were prostrated with grief, that Seraphica, unable to bear any longer the heavy pall of sorrow, rushed out to see Jesus, covered with perspiration and blood. stumbling along. Unable to restrain her pity and, womanlike, unmindful of the consequences in man's hour of need, Seraphica, undismayed by the threats of the soldiers, pushed her way through the struggling throng, fell upon her knees before the burdened Victim, and pressed upon Him her handkerchief. Jesus, grateful to the tender hearted woman, must have taken the linen with His left hand as He held the cross with His right, and applied it to His holy face. As quickly as she had come, Seraphica was gone back into the crowd and then into the house. Picture the holy awe that must have settled upon the Mother and those round about her, when Seraphica held up the blood-stained linen to their startled gaze, to see stamped upon it the image of the thorn-crowned head and bleeding face of the suffering Christ!
How richly did our Lord repay the kindness of this woman, Seraphica, known to the Christian World as Veronica, which name she took when she became a follower of the Crucified! Naturally the image of the Holy Face was treasured most zealously by Veronica and was handed down from generation to generation as one of the most precious relics of the early Church. The Pilgrim in Jerusalen is asked to turn aside, on the Way of Sorrows, and stop a moment in a little shrine, where is a sculptured replica of Veronica offering a linen cloth to the suffering Christ.
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Pope Francis made his first public appearance in five weeks on Sunday, waving from the balcony of Romeβs Gemelli Hospital.
Repost from The Daily Decade
Sadly I have had a number of personal issues arise that are keeping me from recording this week. I want to make sure everyone prays, however, for all who have asked for prayers.
Please pray for Val's father, who has been placed on oxygen and has declined in strength.
Pray an Itinerarium for the family of Stuka, who are travelling this week
Pray for the women encountered by Teresa who celebrate their barrenness and spinsterhood, and for all the barren and spinsters, especially those by choice.
Please continue to pray for the soul of Carol's brother Arthur, who was called before the throne unexpectedly.
Pray for George's stepfather, who has entered the advanced stages of Alzheimer's and has double pneumonia
Pray for John's family, who have been afflicted with flu, and especially his young daughter who was sick enough for a hospital visit.
Pray for me, and for all my listeners, for all their intentions.
God love you!
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Pope Francisβ health has continued to improve, and he signed a three-year synod plan from the hospital.
Repost from Ecce Verbum
Does βturn the other cheekβ mean not to rebuke any offender?
We need to pray and make reparations for the blasphemies and sacrileges committed. However, we should also energetically rebuke the offenders by instructing them that what they are doing is wrong and that they should stop mocking our faith.
Jesusβ teaching about βturning the other cheekβ in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:38-39) refers to not being vengeful, to never repay evil with evil, as Saint Paul also teaches in Romans 12:17.21.
Nevertheless, Jesus also rebuked and drove the sellers and the moneychangers out of the Temple with a whip, overturning their tables (Mark 11:15-16) (John 2:14-16). So, when someone mocks or shows irreverence toward our faith, we cannot remain silent as if nothing has happened. Instead, we should call their attention by telling them that what they are doing is wrong and that they should stop doing such things. We should rightfully rebuke them, but without insulting them or mocking them in return; otherwise, we would be sinning by repaying evil with evil.
Letβs also recall that Jesus responded when He was slapped in the face (John 18:22-23). That was a slap to the Face of God. Therefore, when our Lord is slapped, we cannot remain silent. Furthermore, βAdmonishing the Sinnerβ and βInstructing the Ignorantβ are some of the spiritual works of mercy.
(By Francisco Figueroa)
#charity
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βπ»π¦/πΉπ· NEW: Pope Francis has almost fully recovered, and will be traveling to Constantinople to meet with Patriarch Bartholomew of the Orthodox Church
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