Category Archives: World Organisations
Top Exorcist Laments Apathy to Medjugorje
Fr. Gabriele Amorth (born 1925) was ordained a priest in 1954 and became an official exorcist in 1986. For about 20 years he served as chief exorcist for the Diocese of Rome. In 1990 he founded the International Association of […] Continue reading Top Exorcist Laments Apathy to Medjugorje
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Space Age Pope Francis: I Would Baptise Aliens
Space Age Pope Francis: I Would Baptise Aliens
By Jack Moore May 13, 2014 12:15 BST
Pope Francis waves as he arrives for a special audience with members of religious colleges in Paul VI hall at the Vatican
Reuters:Pope Francis has said that if Martians arrived at the doors of the Vatican asking to be baptised he would not turn them away as humans are not to decide who should or should not receive the Holy Spirit, according to Vatican radio. Continue reading Space Age Pope Francis: I Would Baptise Aliens
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Lex credendi, lex vivendi: A response to Laudato Si’ – by Ilia Delio
by Ilia Delio Jun. 30, 2015
In 1967 historian Lynn White, Jr., wrote a provocative essay entitled “The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis” in which he blamed Christianity for the environmental crisis. Christianity, he said, with its emphasis on human salvation and dominion over nature, “made it possible to exploit nature in a mood of indifference to the feelings of natural objects.” Because the “roots of our trouble are largely religious,” he claimed, “the remedy must also be essentially religious. We must rethink and re-feel our nature and our destiny.” Continue reading Lex credendi, lex vivendi: A response to Laudato Si’ – by Ilia Delio
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Strong winds blowing from the UN to change climate at the Vatican
Wed May 27, 2015 – 1:39 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rlo6jpLnLJk
Editor’s note: Voice of the Family’s Maria Madise gave the following talk at the Rome Life Forum on May 8.ROME, May 26, 2015 Continue reading Strong winds blowing from the UN to change climate at the Vatican
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Pope Francis: God always forgives everything
23/01/2015 12:41(Vatican Radio)
Pope Francis said confession is not a judgment but a meeting with God who forgives all our sins, without exception. His words came during his homily at his morning Mass on Friday celebrated in the Santa Marta residence. Continue reading Pope Francis: God always forgives everything
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Ten Signs Western Society is a Satanic Cult
January 16, 2015
Many Jews, Freemasons, liberals, socialists and feminists have unwittingly been inducted into a satanic cult based on the Jewish Cabala. Society increasingly resembles this ruling cult, the Illuminati.
A satanic cult inverts healthy and unhealthy, natural and unnatural so, for example heterosexuality is treated as a pathology while homosexuality is natural. Similarly, it inverts beauty and ugliness, truth and lies, justice and injustice, making evil seem good. It controls its members by corrupting and making them sick. Its members are dysfunctional and identify with their condition. The real occult meaning of “revolution,” is supplanting God with Lucifer, turning reality upside down.
by Henry Makow Ph.D. Continue reading Ten Signs Western Society is a Satanic Cult
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Pope at Santa Marta: Jesus weeps
20/11/2014 11:19 (Vatican Radio)
Jesus weeps today when the doors of our hearts, those of the pastors of the Church, are closed to His surprises not recognizing the One who brings peace said Pope Francis at Mass Thursday morning in Casa Santa Marta Continue reading Pope at Santa Marta: Jesus weeps
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SYNOD1 on Family – Bishop Athanasius Schneider – A Must Read
Wed Nov 5, 2014 – 6:54 pm EST
Editor’s note: The following interview with Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana, Kazakhstan, was published today in the Polish magazine Polonia Christiana.
1. Your Excellency, what is Your Excellency’s opinion about the Synod? What is its message to families?
During the Synod there had been moments of obvious manipulation on the part of some clerics who held key positions in the editorial and governing structure of the Synod.
Continue reading SYNOD1 on Family – Bishop Athanasius Schneider – A Must Read
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Pope at Santa Marta: Called to be children of light
27/10/2014 11:31(Vatican Radio)
At morning Mass on Monday Pope Francis said that a conscientious examination of our words will help us understand whether we are Christians of light, Christians of darkness or Christians of grey areas. Continue reading Pope at Santa Marta: Called to be children of light
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Pope at Santa Marta: Holy law is not an end in itself
13/10/2014 11:33 (Vatican Radio)
Be open to God’s surprises, not closed to the signs of the times and remember holy law is not an end in itself. This was Pope Francis’ message this morning at Mass at Casa Santa Marta. Commenting on the words of Jesus to the Doctors of the Law, the Pope urged the faithful not to cling to their own ideas, but to walk with the Lord, always finding new things. Continue reading Pope at Santa Marta: Holy law is not an end in itself
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Brazil releases genetically modified mosquitoes to fight dengue fever
Kounteya Sinha | TNN | Sep 25, 2014, 05.35 PM IST
LONDON: Thousands of British made genetically engineered mosquitoes were released by Brazilian researchers in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday infected with bacteria that suppress dengue fever. Continue reading Brazil releases genetically modified mosquitoes to fight dengue fever
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Pope Francis About To Decree Virgin Mary To Be More Important Than Jesus Christ?
by Jan Omega, September 15 2014
For most of the world, Pope Francis is the one pope that everyone seems to like. With is open mind and open attitude to other religions, as well as his more humanist approach to being Catholic, many have fallen under his spell of universal peace. The Inquisitr reported numerous times on the pope’s actions that appeal to others. This includes stating that atheists are also saved, inviting Muslims to pray Islamic prayers at the Vatican, and even stating that Evangelizing is one thing that doesn’t equate to personal happiness. Continue reading Pope Francis About To Decree Virgin Mary To Be More Important Than Jesus Christ?
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Pope at Santa Marta: Learning from Our Lady of Sorrows
15/09/2014 11:48 (Vatican Radio)
Pope Francis marked the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows during Monday morning Mass at Casa Santa Marta, with a reflection on how Mary learned, obeyed and suffered at the foot of the Cross.
The Holy Father said that in the liturgy of the day first we are shown the glorious Cross, then the meek and humble Mother. Continue reading Pope at Santa Marta: Learning from Our Lady of Sorrows
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Ebola, AIDS Manufactured by Western Pharmaceuticals, US DoD?
Tue, 09/09/2014 – 09:59
Scientists Allege
By: Dr. Cyril Broderick, Professor of Plant Pathology
Dear World Citizens:
I have read a number of articles from your Internet outreach as well as articles from other sources about the casualties in Liberia and other West African countries about the human devastation caused by the Ebola virus. Continue reading Ebola, AIDS Manufactured by Western Pharmaceuticals, US DoD?
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Pope Francis: questions remain over his role during Argentina’s dictatorship
by Uki Goni and Jonathan Watts
Thursday 14 March 2013
Jorge Bergoglio was head of the Jesuit order in the 1970s when the church backed military government and called for patriotism Continue reading Pope Francis: questions remain over his role during Argentina’s dictatorship
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Pope Francis and the Cold War in Latin America
March 14, 2013 by Lisa Reynolds Wolfe
Today, March 14, 2013, the world is celebrating the election of Latin America’s first pope, Pope Francis. But all is not rosy. Despite worldwide celebration, snide newspaper headlines are emerging. Here’s a sample. It popped up yesterday in The Guardian Continue reading Pope Francis and the Cold War in Latin America
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Pope Francis the Reformer?
Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the seventy-six-year-old Archbishop of Buenos Aires, is the new Pope—the first Jesuit and the first Latin American ever to hold that job.
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General Assembly grants Palestine non-member observer State status at UN
29 November 2012 – The General Assembly today voted to grant Palestine non-member observer State status at the United Nations, while expressing the urgent need for the resumption of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians leading to a permanent two-State solution.
The resolution on the status of Palestine in the UN was adopted by a vote of 138 in favour to nine against with 41 abstentions by the 193-member Assembly. Continue reading General Assembly grants Palestine non-member observer State status at UN
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FBI Interested in Texas “Doomsday” Ecologist who said Ebola the Solution to Human Overpopulation
AUSTIN, April 6, 2006
Ebola, a form of hemorrhagic fever in which the internal organs of the victim liquefy, has one of the highest rates of fatality of any known contagious disease at approximately 80-90% and is one of the most contagious diseases known to medical science. It is also high on the list of possible bio-terror weapons of concern to international law enforcement and military security agencies. Tom Clancy’s thriller novel, Rainbow Six describes a group of radical environmentalists that wants to rid the world of people using a modified version of Ebola.
All of which is why the FBI is interested in talking to Texas ecologist and herpetologist, Dr. Eric R. Pianka, who suggested at a meeting of the Texas Academy of Sciences that an airborne version of Ebola that would wipe out 90% of the human population was the solution to the human “overpopulation problem.” Continue reading FBI Interested in Texas “Doomsday” Ecologist who said Ebola the Solution to Human Overpopulation
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The poisonous Protocols
Umberto Eco on the distinction between intellectual anti-Semitism and its popular counterpart
Saturday 17 August 2002
Amid the controversy following the desecration of Jewish graves in Rome last month, some words of Pier Ferdinando Casini, speaker of Italy’s chamber of deputies, have been remembered. He claimed that anti-Semitism is less rooted in Italy than in other countries. It is my belief that a distinction must be made between intellectual anti-Semitism and popular anti-Semitism. Popular anti-Semitism is as old as the Jewish diaspora. It arose from an instinctive reaction of the common people to different people, who spoke an unknown language evocative of magic rites. A people steeped in the culture of the book, the Jews learned to read and write. They practised medicine, engaged in trade, and lent money – hence the resentment towards them as “intellectuals”. Such were the roots of peasant anti-Semitism in Russia. Continue reading The poisonous Protocols
The Loud Cry 