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Report: Williamson Confirmed Viganò's Conditional Episcopal Consecration in Writing

Bishop Richard Williamson ( January 2025) allegedly confirmed to Sean Johnson that he had conditionally consecrated a Archbishop Carlo Viganò, 85, a bishop in 2023. Johnson published a 2023 email from Williamson on Seraphim54.substack.com on June 19.
Johnson is a former seminarian of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX) and father of nine children who now attends Mass at the US-based Congregation of Saint Pius V (CSPV), a traditionalist splinter group from the FSSPX.
Johnson's publication is consistent with information previously received by Gloria.tv from independent ecclesiastical sources.
Viganò was consecrated a bishop by Pope John Paul II in 1992.
Since 2023, a persistent rumour about the conditional [second] consecration of Viganò has circulated.
Johnson’s article claims that he emailed Viganò twice in November and December 2023 asking about those rumours but didn’t receive a reply.
Then, Johnson contacted Williamson.
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The terrifying number of patients who have suffered Covid jab complications revealed, after NHS pharmacist left paralysed by vaccine takes his own life

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The terrifying number of patients who have suffered Covid jab complications revealed, after NHS pharmacist left paralysed by vaccine takes his own life

Nearly half a million Britons claim to have suffered from side effects from the Covid jab, analysis of official figures reveals.
Over 2,500 people have submitted reports claiming that a family member has died as a result of the jab.
The figures from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) yellow card reporting scheme – which allows anyone to report complications from a drug – showed that the
AstraZeneca jab had the most reported complications.
This comes after a report of John Cross who took his own life after the Covid vaccine left him paralysed has finally been awarded compensation, three years after her husband's death.
John Cross suffered a rare reaction to the AstraZeneca jab which left him in hospital on a ventilator, unable to move, talk, or breathe.
He gradually managed to gain some mobility back, but never fully recovered after taking the jab.
Despite his illness, he was rejected from a government scheme that paid a lump sum of £120,000 to people harmed …

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Recently, Archbishop Davide Carbonaro of the Archdiocese of Potenza–Muro Lucano–Marsico Nuovo, Italy, conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation at the Roman parish of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP).

Sua Eccellenza Reverendissima Monsignor Davide Carbonaro ha conferito il sacramento della Cresima presso la Parrocchia della Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini a Roma, affidata alla Fraternità Sacerdotale San Pietro (FSSP).

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The leaked documents also provide a rare glimpse into the subjects scheduled for discussion during this year’s retreat.
Among the reported sessions are discussions titled “Navigating WWIII” and “Battlefield Technologies,” suggesting a heavy focus on geopolitical tensions and military developments.

Leak Exposes Peter Thiel's 'Secret Society' of …

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Leak Exposes Peter Thiel's 'Secret Society' of Global Elites - Slay News

A newly exposed leak has pulled back the curtain on Dialog, the secretive invitation-only society co-founded by billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel, revealing an extraordinary gathering of powerful politicians, military officials, intelligence figures, Big Tech executives, billionaires, and media personalities meeting behind closed doors.
The revelations have reignited concerns about the growing concentration of political, corporate, and technological power among a small group of global elites operating far from public scrutiny.
Secretive Gathering of Powerful Insiders
Dialog was founded in 2006 by Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of Palantir and one of Silicon Valley’s most influential figures.
The organization publicly
describes itself only in vague terms, claiming that members gather annually to discuss important issues.
Until now, little information about attendees or discussions has been available to the public.
According to leaked registration documents obtained by Wired, …

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New FSSP Apostolate in Arlington

The Diocese of Arlington, in Northern Virginia, has announced the creation of a new apostolate entrusted to the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter (FSSP), Bishop Michael Burbidge announced on June 19.
Father Jonathan Romanoski FSSP and Father John Audino FSSP have been appointed to the Chaplaincy.
Following the motu proprio Traditionis Custodes in 2021, the Diocese of Arlington experienced a unprecedented eradication of Masses in the Roman rite.
With 21 locations, Arlington Diocese was one of the strongest for the Roman Rite in the United States.
In 2022, the Diocese of Arlington reduced the number of "permitted" Mass locations from 21 to 8.
Of those eight locations, only three - Saint Rita in Alexandria, Saint John the Beloved in McLean, and Saint Anthony of Padua Mission in Falls Church - received Vatican permission to continue Masses in parish churches. The remaining five communities were relocated to non-parish churches.
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Drastically cut the number of traditional Masses and then wonder why the faithful flock to the SSPX.

Roinnean Wilma Lopez é seo ó Nuno Alvares

The text argues that saints are often portrayed today as gentle and effortless figures, which misrepresents true holiness. Using two images of Saint Anthony of Padua, it contrasts an early depiction showing him as strong and determined with a modern sentimental portrayal that ignores the hardships of his life.
Saint Anthony dedicated himself to prayer, study, preaching, and defending the faith, enduring suffering and constant struggle. The author emphasizes that sanctity requires courage, sacrifice, and perseverance. True holiness is not achieved without effort, and saints should be depicted as spiritual warriors whose struggles are part of their glory.

Who Is the Real Saint Anthony of Padua?

There is a tendency nowadays to depict saints as people who bypass the realities of life and somehow attain sanctity with little effort. Here we have two pictures of Saint Anthony of Padua.
The first is a fresco in the basilica dedicated to the saint in Padua, Italy, and it is the oldest known depiction of the great thirteenth century apostle and miracle worker.
In this picture, we see a powerfully built Franciscan, his expression young though mature, serious and determined.
The second is a holy card bought in the souvenir shop of the same basilica. This depiction is obviously not inspired by the fresco. Here we see a delicate, rosy cheeked young man, his face devoid of the natural masculinity necessarily brought on by the preacher’s arduous life.
His is sentimental, of soft countenance, devoid of the personality and strength of character necessary for climbing the mountain of perfection.
Anthony was born Ferdinand of Bouillon of a Portuguese noble family.
Early in life he engaged in …níos mó

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Hammer of heretics, pray for us!

Novena - Oremus

Same for St Francis, portrayed as friend of environment and animals.

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Blessed Sacrament Stolen in France: The parish church of Mugron in southwestern France, Diocese of Aire and Dax, was targeted in a theft between June 14 and 17. The missing items include all hosts reserved in the tabernacle and multiple chalices. An investigation is underway. A Eucharist of reparation is expected to be celebrated in the coming days.

Profanation à l’église de Mugron : calices, patènes et Saint-Sacrement dérobés

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[ Landes] Profanation à l’église de Mugron : calices, patènes et Saint-Sacrement dérobés - Tribune Chrétienne

L’église de Mugron, dans les Landes, a été victime d’un vol particulièrement grave entre le 14 et le 17 juin. Plusieurs objets liturgiques ont été dérobés au sein de la sacristie de l’édifice religieux. Le premier bilan fait état de la disparition de onze objets, dont huit calices. Mais selon des fidèles joints sur place par Tribune Chrétienne, le préjudice est en réalité bien plus important. D’après leurs témoignages, plusieurs patènes ont également été dérobées. Plus grave encore, le Saint-Sacrement a été emporté, tout comme l’ensemble des hosties conservées dans le tabernacle.
L’église de Mugron appartient au diocèse d’Aire-et-Dax, dirigé par Monseigneur Nicolas Souchu. Joint par téléphone ce jeudi après-midi, le diocèse ainsi que son responsable de la communication, Paul Perromat, ne semblaient pas encore avoir connaissance de tous les éléments de l’affaire.
Selon les mêmes sources, le curé de la paroisse est profondément bouleversé par les faits. Face à la …

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Ancient Chaldean Church vandalized in Northern Iraq | Shalom World News
An ancient witness of Chaldean Christian faith in Iraq has been desecrated in Sharanish, a historic Christian village near Zakho, close to the Iraq–Turkey border. Video from inside Mar Kiriakos Church shows extensive vandalism, with sacred spaces damaged and church property destroyed. The incident has left the local community mourning the incident, which is another blow to a village that has endured years of instability and displacement. Sharanish, home to the Chaldean churches of Mart Shmune and Mar Kiriakos, remains a symbol of the ancient Christian presence in Mesopotamia. As investigations continue, the faithful hold on to a message carried through centuries: a wounded church can still be a living testimony of faith.

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Argentine Bishops Thank God for the 'Courage' of an Abortion Activist

The Argentine Bishops' Conference issued a tribute to the abortion activist Taty Almeida, 95, following her death on June 14.
In a June 15 statement signed by Archbishop Marcelo Colombo, president of the conference, and Bishop Raúl Pizarro, secretary general, the bishops sarcastically praised Almeida's "historic commitment to human rights". They even “thanked God for sustaining her courage”.
Almeida was one of Argentina's best-known “human-rights” activists. She was a longtime member of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo movement about people who disappeared during Argentina's military dictatorship.
The bishops' statement ignored her support for abortion.
Almeida publicly supported Argentina's abortion movement. She frequently appeared wearing the green scarf that became the symbol of the campaign for legal abortion and backed the effort that led to abortion legalization in 2020.
Almeida was closely associated with sectors of the Argentine caviar left and often appeared alongside progressive …níos mó

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Francis has completely ruined Argentina. Deliberately.

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US Cardinal: Leo XIV Deepens Francis' Outreach to Homosexuals

The homosexual group Outreach, founded and led by the homosexual activist James Martin SJ, organises its annual conference on June 19-21 at the Jesuit-run Georgetown University. From 2021 to 2024, Francis sent an endorsement message.
In 2026, two US Cardinals support the homosexual conference. Outreach published endorsement letters by Cardinal Robert McElroy of Washington and Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago (below).
Cardinal McElroy wrote on June 19 that he is “delighted” to welcome the homosexual group in Washington, adding: “For I know that the Holy Spirit will be profoundly present in our meetings and discussions at this key time in the history of our Church and our nation.”
He wrote that the conference is taking place “at a moment when the pastoral foundations laid by Pope Francis for authentic ministry to and with the LGBT community are being deepened and refined by Pope Leo.”
Cardinal McElroy further stressed that the conference comes “directly after the release of Study …níos mó

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Not a snitch schismatic from the Apostolic faith.

Servant Of Divine Mercy
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Soccer watch parties in churches, Latin Mass in the basement. What's wrong with this picture? - LifeSite

Fri Jun 19, 2026 - 4:54 pm EDT
(
LifeSiteNews) — In Madrid, a church has set up TV screens for visitors to come watch Spain’s World Cup before the tabernacle, which is shrouded with a red curtain. In Innsbruck Cathedral in Austria, people gather to eat pasta and socialize at a long table in front of another tabernacle, this one left exposed.
Meanwhile, a group of pilgrims traveling with a Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) priest were denied permission to offer the Latin Mass three times in three different cities in Italy. At San Giovanni Rotondo, they were forced to assist at Mass in a hotel basement. At Assisi, they learned that an Orthodox Divine Liturgy was taking place even as they were refused the ability to offer the TLM.
Catholic commentator Chris Jackson recently highlighted how these recent scenes are emblematic of what the postconciliar Church has become, revealing a larger pattern of exploiting instead of honoring the sacred. The full import of these events, however …

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Such innocence, strength, and piety.

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What a great way to start the day for me, thank you.

Traditional Latin Mass Denied in Ávila – Priest Forced to Celebrate in Hotel Room
Father João Silveira, a missionary priest, accompanied American pilgrims to Ávila, Spain – one of the most historically significant Catholic cities, home to St. Teresa of Ávila and St. John of the Cross. The group had arranged to use a chapel for Mass. Then they were told: the Traditional Latin Mass is prohibited in the Diocese of Ávila. According to Father Silveira, the Vicar General informed him that Bishop Jesús Rico García, appointed in 2023, had banned the old rite. Unable to use the chapel, the pilgrims ended up celebrating Mass in a hotel room. Father Silveira questioned: "Would God be honored more in a hotel room than in a church?" He argued that if the traditional liturgy shaped saints like Teresa and John of the Cross, restricting it in their own city is hard to understand. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions over Traditionis Custodes and the future of the Traditional Latin Mass.
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A hardening of heart has been going on and is really disheartening to hear about. Onward.

Paolo F

"Todos, todos, todos!" Really? It's heartbreaking how these synodal episopal wolves are scandalising the faithful.

TOWARDS THE MARK OF THE BEAST.

TOWARDS THE MARK OF THE BEAST.

They Want To Implement A Global System Of Digital Identification “For All” That Would Be Connected To Our Bank Accounts.
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out where this could be heading. For a moment, I would like for you to imagine a rather chilling “fictional” scenario. Not too far in the future, all “global citizens” are required to possess proper “digital identification” or else they will not be permitted to access the new global digital financial system. Central banks all over the globe have rolled out their new “central bank digital currencies”, but in order to use those currencies you must “prove that you are who you say you are”, and the only way to do that is with the new global system of digital identification that has been introduced. As cash is phased out, those that resist being part of the new global system are increasingly pushed to the outer fringes of society. Hardly anyone is willing to employ them any longer, it has become virtually impossible for them to get …níos mó

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On Ratzinger's and Tucho's omissions regarding private revelations

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A Conspicuous Omission in the New DDF Document on Private Revelation - Guest Article

How often have we heard, concerning supernatural phenomena: “The faithful are not obliged to give an assent of faith to them,” or concerning a private revelation: “Its use is not obligatory”?
Such language, taken from the recent document “
Listening to the Spirit Who Works in the Faithful People of God” released by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, May 17, 2024, is no doubt familiar.
While I am no dissenter from the authoritative teaching of the Church, and I accept the DDF document as magisterial, I am nonetheless concerned that an important aspect of our Catholic Tradition is harmfully overlooked in it.
Is it true that
As the DDF document rightly points out, “no new public revelation is to be expected before the glorious manifestation of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Certainly we’ve heard this before—the Deposit of Faith was closed at the death of the last Apostle. But does this mean that no private revelation is ever obligatory?
Was not the Bishop of Guadalupe under some …

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Davis uses friendship, pulling people from KKK

Daryl Davis was once an aspiring and successful musician. He had played with Chuck Berry, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Muddy Waters. However, his true claim to fame, the legacy he has forged came in a very different way.
He went out of his way to befriend KKK Grand wizard, Roger Kelly. He spent years building trust between them and laying the foundation of what became a friendship. They broke bread at each other’s tables. They welcomed each other into their homes. Davis even went as far attending Klan rallies as a guest of Kelly.
Most importantly, Davis cultivated an atmosphere of listening. He didn’t hate Kelly because Kelly hated him. Instead he listened to Roger Kelly. And eventually, Kelly started listening to him. This lead to the two realizing they had far more in common than not.
In the end, Kelly denounced his ties to the KKK. So much so, he handed his hood and robe to Daryl Davis.
In total, Davis has seen over 200 klan members walk away from the KKK and hand over their robes …níos mó

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The Klan was also anti-Catholic

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A friend has known Mr Davis for decades and confirmed this truly amazing account.