Michigan teen starts Catholic online newspaper for other teens Luis Nava, a high school freshman in Lake Orion, Michigan, felt inspired to help peers find their voice and live their Catholic faith. ewtnnews.com/…n-starts-catholic-online- …
Adolescente de Michigan lanza un periódico católico online para otros adolescentes. Luis Nava, estudiante de secundaria en la International Academy de Michigan (Estados Unidos), ha lanzado un periódico en línea llamado The Catholic Michigander, donde aborda algunas de esas preguntas y más. hmtv
Luis Nava, a high school freshman at the International Academy in Michigan, takes to heart that he wants to be ready to answer any questions from his peers but also to better understand his Catholic faith. He began an online newspaper called The Catholic Michigander, where he tackles some of those questions and more. Nava is a parishioner at St. Joseph Parish in Lake Orion, Michigan, and spent his first few years attending school there. He recently spoke to students at the Catholic school about a project he started to help spread the Catholic faith among teens and to help young people understand what the faith is all about. “A lot of the times, if I’m facing questions from classmates that don’t have the same beliefs as me, I want to know exactly what I believe and exactly why I believe it,” Nava said. Learning about his faith became more of a quest after Nava attended a pro-life conference in 2024 at his parish. While he was there, Nava picked up a quote from William Wilberforce that …More
Stay away from leprechauns, inflatable shamrocks and rainbow parades stuffed to the (Darby O') gills with drunken Yanks pretending to be Oirish. We are embarrassed for you.
Archdiocese of Madrid seeks 10,000 volunteers and accommodation for Pope's visit to Spain in June
Archidiócesis de Madrid busca 10.000 voluntarios y alojamientos para visita del Papa La Archidiócesis de Madrid hace un llamamiento para conseguir 10.000 voluntarios de cara a la presencia del Papa León XIV en España el próximo mes de junio. hmtv
Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht celebrated his first public Mass in the Roman rite on Sunday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception (known as the Grote Kerk) in Oss, the Netherlands. In his homily (video below), he spoke about the Gospel of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. Cardinal Eijk recounted an example from the 1950s in the Netherlands. A priest teaching religion at a Catholic school told students that the multiplication of the loaves should not be taken literally, since such a miracle would be impossible. Instead, he explained it as a moral story: people shared the food they already had because they were inspired by Jesus’ preaching about love. Eijk added that this kind of denial destroyed the faith of many Catholics. He recalled that in the 1950s and 1960s the once-strong Church in the Netherlands collapsed, identifying one of the causes as poor preaching by clergy who themselves undermined belief. According to him, the faith of once-convinced Catholics was “…More
"The miraculous multiplication of the loaves was indeed performed by Jesus. (...) God created the universe ex nihilo. If He possessed the power to achieve that, then He is surely capable of multiplying bread in a miraculous manner" (Willem Jacobus Cardinal Eijk)
Vatican corruption case: Cardinal's conviction overturned The Vatican Court of Appeals overturned Cardinal Becciu's embezzlement and fraud conviction in a landmark ruling, citing procedural errors by prosecutors and Pope Francis. Watch KTLA
Veruntreuung am Vatikan: Berufungsgericht ordnet neuen Prozess gegen Kardinal an Das Berufungstribunal des Vatikans erklärt die Verurteilung von Kardinal Becciu und weiteren Angeklagten für ungültig. Papst Franziskus und Staatsanwälte sollen Verfahrensfehler begangen haben.
ADAM - BREAKING: EUROPE DITCHES AMERICA Iran's FM confirms European... BREAKING: EUROPE DITCHES AMERICA Iran's FM confirms European nations are SECRETLY negotiating directly with Tehran for safe passage of their ships, completely CUTTING OUT Washington. Trump did this. …
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Ross Harrison Interview on Israel-US vs Iran War 9.03.26 al-jazeera Ross Harrison is a senior fellow and book series editor at the Middle East Institute (MEI). He is also a faculty member in the Political Science Department at the University of Pittsburgh, where he teaches courses on Middle East politics and US foreign policy in the Middle East. From 2004 to 2020, he was the Professor in the Practice of International Affairs at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service. Mr. Harrison annually teaches a course on strategy and international security to senior Georgian government officials at the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies in Tbilisi, Georgia, a program funded by the US Department of State. He has published extensively on Middle Eastern regional dynamics in leading journals such as Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, and The National Interest. Mr. Harrison is the author of Strategic Thinking in 3D: A Guide for National Security, Foreign Policy …More
A historic moment in the Netherlands: Pontifical Mass by Cardinal Willem Jacobus Eijk according to the ancient Roman rite In a time when there is often talk of a crisis of identity and memory within Western civilization, there are moments that strongly remind us that the heart of the Catholic Church still beats to the rhythm of its two thousand years of tradition, which we call Tradition. One such extremely important moment in the history of the Church occurred yesterday, on Laetare Sunday, March 15, 2026, in the city of Oss, where His Eminence Willem Jacobus Eijk presided over a solemn Pontifical Mass according to the traditional Roman rite (Vetus Ordo). The liturgical celebration was held in the historic Grote Kerk (Great Church), dedicated to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, and this event represented for many believers a historic moment in contemporary Catholic life in the Netherlands. Namely, this is the first Pontifical Solemn Mass celebrated in this country by a Dutch bishop …More
Novus Ordo priest becomes Novus Ordo Bishop becomes Novus Ordo Cardinel and offers the Tridentine Rite. We are seeing a pattern of Novus Ordo-TLM fusion. The obvious objective is to regularize the false synodal church among those poor unfortunate and stagnant "traditionalists!'
St. Patrick for Adults Summary St. Patrick is not the sentimental figure of cultural celebration, but a real man formed through suffering, conversion, and mission. Kidnapped as a youth and enslaved in Ireland, he encountered God not in comfort but in hardship. His isolation became the ground of prayer, dependence, and interior transformation. What makes Patrick extraordinary is not simply that he escaped, but that he returned. He went back to the very people who had enslaved him, not in anger, but in obedience to a divine call. His life embodies the Gospel pattern: suffering transformed into mission, injury answered with charity, and fear overcome by vocation. Patrick did not conquer Ireland by force. He converted it through truth, holiness, and spiritual authority. He engaged a pagan culture without capitulating to it, transforming it from within through clarity of teaching and fidelity to the faith, including his articulation of the Trinity. For us, his life is not merely history but …More