The life of the Church has been marked for decades by a doctrinal confusion, Bishop Athanasius Schneider told the Spanish Youtube channel ‘El Debate’ on March 18. As the root, he identifies doctrinal relativism, which he links to the modernist movement. It infiltrated the church in the early 1900s and spread gradually, especially using the Second Vatican Council as a kind of catalyst. Accordign to Bishop Schneider, this tendency has grown over the past sixty years: “Today, especially with the previous pontificate of Pope Francis, we have the culmination of this movement of doctrinal relativism - that is, the idea that truth is not always the same.” Two Consequences of Relativism From relativism follows for Schneider the danger of naturalism. This outlook gives primacy to natural, temporal and social issues and reduces the need for supernatural grace. Another consequence is religious syncretism. If truth is relative and human beings are already fundamentally good, then it becomes easy …Zambiri
One of Epstein’s Levers of Power: Access to Elite Private Schools Jeffrey Epstein used his money and influence in the world of elite private schools to assist friends and acquaintances. nytimes.com/…yregion/epstein-files-private- … After Jeffrey Epstein agreed to pay more than $14,000 in private school tuition for the children of a German artificial intelligence researcher, he followed up with a pointed request: “You have yet to tell me your insights into how people see me.” It was the summer of 2017. Mr. Epstein had recently been sued by yet another woman who had accused him of having trafficked her for sex, and he was eager for the opinion of the researcher, whose work he was funding. The exchange, which was included in millions of files related to Mr. Epstein released by the Justice Department, shows how he wielded tuition payments to private primary and secondary schools, and the perception that he could sway their admissions processes, to build relationships and gain influence …Zambiri
University of Florida moves to deactivate College Republicans after report of antisemitic behavior GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The University of Florida says it's deactivating the campus College Republicans as a registered student group after being notified that some members engaged in antisemitism. The deactivation effort at the University of Florida campus marks the second time this month that a public university in Florida has taken action against a Republican group accused of being involved in racist or antisemitic behavior. Earlier this month, Florida International University in Miami launched an investigation into a group chat started by an official with the Miami-Dade chapter of the Republican Party that included violently racist slurs, antisemitic comments and misogynistic language. The chat involved students and several top conservative leaders at Florida International University. Officials at the University of Florida said over the weekend that they had been informed by the …Zambiri
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Vatican Secretary of State, Pietro Cardinal Parolin says that if he were face to face with U.S. President Donald Trump, he would tell him: “To put an end to it as soon as possible, because the real danger is that an escalation is just around the corner. I would say: leave Lebanon alone”
Vatican Nuncio brings aid and hope to Southern Lebanon - ShalomWorldNews Amid the lingering shadows of conflict in Lebanon, Archbishop Paolo Borgia, Apostolic Nuncio to the country, traveled to the Christian villages of the south on March 13, carrying both humanitarian aid and a message of solidarity from the universal Church. Before beginning the mission, the archbishop stood in prayer at the funeral of Fr. Pierre El-Rahi, a Maronite priest who lost his life while assisting an injured parishioner—an act of pastoral courage that deeply moved the local faithful. Following the funeral, Archbishop Borgia traveled through communities scarred by war to personally oversee the delivery of humanitarian aid provided by the French Catholic charity L’Œuvre d’Orient. Dressed in his cassock, sash, and zucchetto, the nuncio did not remain a distant observer. Instead, he joined volunteers in unloading boxes of essential supplies, quietly sharing in the relief effort. Images of the Vatican envoy …Zambiri
Zionists want southern Lebanon because it is a land that our Lord walked. They have the Holy Land already. They think they can conquer Him this way. They don't understand the Sacramental Presence of our Lord where He is potentially infinitely more present. ( "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." (John 20:29)).
Südlibanon: Vatikan-Botschafter versorgt isolierte Dörfer Während in Beirut die Einschläge wieder näher rücken, ist der Apostolische Nuntius im Libanon, Erzbischof Paolo Borgia, von einer riskanten Mission in den Süden des Landes zurückgekehrt. Mit 15 Tonnen Hilfsgütern im Gepäck besuchte der Diplomat des Papstes sechs teilweise abgeschnittene Dörfer. Sein Bericht zeichnet das Bild einer Region, die systematisch von der Außenwelt isoliert wird, aber dennoch fest auf die Vermittlung des Vatikans hofft.
Sense Receptor @SenseReceptor Pharma insider involved in the Dutch case against the "Architects of the Great Reset" explains how Covid jabs are "indistinguishable from bioweapons": "They are made without any regulation." "The officials... dealing with these products are legally allowed to lie to people." This clip of Sasha Latypova (@sasha_latypova), a retired pharma R&D executive who is serving as an expert witness in the ongoing Dutch lawsuit against the "Architects of the Great Reset," including Bill Gates and Albert Bourla et al., is taken from a press conference video posted to YouTube on March 10, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip---------------- "In my testimony I say these words, they're indistinguishable from bioweapons. So you can't tell the difference between— Well, let's think of it, think of it this way. If you walk in the park and there's a syringe lying on the ground and you pick it up and you inject the next person with it, would you be prosecuted for …Zambiri
Court Suspends Demolition of Church in Western France: The administrative court in Nantes has suspended the planned demolition of Saint-Gault Church in Quelaines-Saint-Gault following an emergency legal challenge by Urgences Patrimoine. The judge cited “serious doubts” regarding the legality of the demolition, noting that the municipality's local urban plan (PLU) recognises the church as part of its architectural heritage. The demolition was approved by the municipal council on 27 November 2025.
Chers amis, C’est avec une joie immense qu'URGENCES PATRIMOINE vous annonce sa victoire ce matin. "Notre avocat, Maître Théodore Catry vient de m’adresser l’ordonnance du jugement de notre recours en référé contre la démolition de l’église Saint-Gault.
US vs Russian Air Defense Systems More truths confirmed and revealed. For years, the world has seen Russian air defense systems at work. However, since the start of the Iran War, the US's air defense systems, like the Patriot, have been tested repeatedly by Iranian missiles, with some analysts even questioning their so-called 'superiority' over their Russian rivals. US vs Russian Air Defense Systems Well below 5% --Defeating Patriots ---
Comparing two defense systems does not consider other variables. Availability of ammunition (interceptors) can become a problem. The missiles attacking one defense system may be superior to the missiles attacking the other defense system. A big issue is electronic warfare. A new and effective weapon may degrade due to the opponent's electronic countermeasures. In Ukraine, weapon effectiveness dropped after only about two weeks on average. Then, changes made the weapon more effective again. Rinse and repeat. Technology changes quickly on battlefields.
A Catholic church at Marquette University has been vandalized. Suspect is reportedly in custody. This is becoming a pattern. Week after week, churches, especially Catholic churches, are targeted.
Baroness Falkner has highlighted that abortion investigation statistics don’t distinguish between men and women. But conviction data does, and it shows the majority of those convicted for abortion offences are men. The real issue here is coercion, not women.
Leo XIV appointed today two auxiliary bishops in the Archdiocese of Caracas, Venezuela. Monsignor José Manuel León (born 1966 in Barquisimeto) is a Passionist Father, was ordained to the priesthood on 19 March 1994 and is currently a parish priest. Pictured Monsignor José Dionisio Gómez Gouveia (born 1966 in La Guaira) is a diocesan priest of Caracas. He has served in multiple parishes, as a prison chaplain, and in seminary formation. "Beyond Traditions and Rites" Monsignor León's current parish Preciosísima Sangre is in eastern Caracas, near Petare and a slum area. His homilies are published on ParroquiaPreciosisimaSangre.wordpress.com. He uses a Francis-style pastoral tone with the buzzwords mercy, welcome, and fraternity. In a reflection from 8 July 2023, he wrote that Jesus moved beyond a religion sustained “only in traditions,” criticizes a faith reduced to rites, and says it is easy to “wash hands” while failing to extend them “for fraternal embrace.” He also attacks attachment …Zambiri
“Blessed be the Lord my God, who teacheth my hands to fight, and my fingers to war.” — Psalm 143:1 (Douay-Rheims Bible Slowly, quietly, in the hush of prayer, From the darkness, the cross emerges clear. A bright glow lights the room, The time of penance draws to its end. The merciful waiting, Lord, with which You blessed us, Now ends with relentless might. Thrown into fire, I fought, In cold silence, I waited, Like steel, I was tempered. Slowly, quietly, in the hush of prayer, Justice raises the sword.
The Scottish Parliament rejected an assisted suicide bill by 69 votes to 57 on 17 March. The proposal would have allowed “terminally ill” adults to kill themselves. Claims that the bill was “the most safeguarded in the world” were refuted in the emotional and two-year long debate. MSPs were given a free vote, not along party lines. Three MSPs changed their vote from supporting the bill earlier to opposing it. The bill had already passed an earlier stage in 2025, but lost support after scrutiny and amendments. Concerns raised by opponents included pressure or coercion on vulnerable people and the doctor–patient relationship. The opposition included several medical bodies like psychiatrists and pharmacists as well as disability organisations. The vote was not the first but another failed attempt to legalise assisted dying in Scotland. Campaigners will likely bring forward new bills, supported by the state television BBC. #newsYrpzmnuvzv