Leo XIV appoints Mexican Bishop who said after ‘Fiducia supplicans’: “We bless everyone”. On September 21, Pope Leo XIV has promoted Monsignor Jorge Carlos Patrón Wong as Archbishop of Puebla de los Ángeles, Mexico. He was born on January 3, 1958, in Mérida, Archdiocese of Yucatán and ordained a priest on January 12, 1988, for that Archdiocese. In 2009, he was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese of Papantla and received episcopal ordination in December. On May 2, 2012, he became diocesan bishop of Papantla. Francis brought Patrón Wong to Rome. On September 21, 2013, he became Secretary for Seminaries at the Congregation for the Clergy. “Don’t Define Seminarians by Homosexuality” Asked in 2014 by LaStampa.it, about homosexual seminarians and support of a “gay culture”, Monsignor Patrón Wong replied evasively that sexual maturity is one component of broader personal maturity: “We cannot judge the state/existence in which a person comes before us.” And: “It is important … not to …Zvimwe
One cannot expect to sum up the entirety of this archbishop’s path in a few sentences taken out of context, as if he were an active proponent of homosexual propaganda. What do we know about the other Mexican bishop who was appointed?
The article CLAIMS that Patrón Wong publicly came out as gay, but no other credible report corroborates this extraordinary news. A public coming-out by a sitting Catholic archbishop would very likely have generated substantial coverage in Catholic, Mexican, and international media. Given the absence of corroboration, the claim appears very likely to be false. Arzobispo de Xalapa: Dios es el único que …
The Vatican has released the programme for Leo XIV’s visit to Latin America, his longest foreign trip to date. On Monday, the Vatican released the detailed itinerary for Leo XIV’s November 6–17 visit to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. Over nearly 12 days, Leo XIV will travel roughly 31,000 kilometres by air, with stops in: - Montevideo, Paysandú and Florida in Uruguay; - Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján in Argentina; - Lima, Chiclayo, Cusco and Pucallpa in Peru. The packed schedule includes nine public Masses and three prayer vigils, as well as meetings with political leaders, bishops, clergy, young people, workers and representatives of other Christian communities and religions. All three legs combine official state visits with pastoral visits. In Uruguay, November 6–8, Leo will visit the socially disadvantaged Casavalle area of Montevideo, hold a vigil at the Estadio Centenario and celebrate Mass at the national Marian shrine in Florida. Uruguay’s motto is “I bring you good news of great …Zvimwe
And yet still no proof? Just a lot of talk trying to dirty the minds and souls of people. Where is the proof? Still none? Just hear say from propagandists and NATO countries? I already posted the truth on those lies and destroyed them with truth. Facts! Not once, but many times. And still you try to pollute the minds and hearts of people. You have no shame nor care in the world for anyone but yourself and your agenda. But you won't get away with it at all Mr J.A.
Saint Cadoc of Llancarvan - September 21 St Joseph's Corner Also known as Cadoc of Wales Cadoc the Wise Cadocus… Cadog… Cadvaci… Cadvael… Cathmael… Cattwg… Docus… Catrwg Ddoeth Memorial 21 September 25 September on some calendars formerly 24 January formerly 23 January Profile Son of SaintGwynllyw, a king in Wales, a robber chieftain who led a band of 300; his mother, SaintGladys, had been stolen in a raid on a neighboring chief; brother of SaintGluvias. Raised by an Irishmonk; Cadoc’s father had stolen the monk‘s cow, and when he came to demand its return, the king decided it was sign. Studied in Wales and Ireland. Priest. Once chased through a wood by an armed swineherd from an enemy tribe. His hiding place spooked an old, gray, wild boar that made three great leaps at him – then disappeared; Cadoc took this as a sign, and the location became the site of the great church and monastery at Llancarvan, Wales; the house became renowned for the learning and holiness …Zvimwe
Heiliger Cadoc von Llancarfan | Der walisische Abt, der eine Gemeinschaft für Gott aufbaute Lange bevor es in Wales Universitäten, Priesterseminare und moderne Schulen gab, waren christliche Klöster Orte, an denen sich Menschen versammelten, um: zu beten zu lernen Gemeinschaft zu leben Reisende willkommen zu heißen im Glauben zu wachsen Einer der großen Namen dieser frühen walisischen Christenheit ist der heilige Cadoc, ein bedeutender Abt des 6. Jahrhunderts und Gründer des Klosters Llancarfan. EIN HEILIGER AUS DEM FRÜHEN CHRISTLICHEN WALES Der heilige Cadoc lebte im 5. und 6. Jahrhundert, einer Zeit, in der sich das Christentum in ganz Wales durch die Entstehung eigener Klostergemeinschaften ausbreitete. Der Überlieferung nach stammte Cadoc aus einer Adelsfamilie, entschied sich aber für ein Leben im Dienst Christi. Anstatt nach weltlichem Status zu streben, widmete er sich dem Ordensleben und wurde als Lehrer und spiritueller Führer bekannt. Schließlich wurde sein Name …Zvimwe
Dietrich von Hildebrand ~ Without reverence, the world is flattened; the mystery of being is silenced, and the door to the truly human life remains closed.
Jonah the Prophet - September 21 Also known as Ionas Jonas Yona Yunaan Yunus Memorial 21 September Profile Old Testament patriarch and prophet. Hero of the Book of Jonah, he was so reluctant to deliver his prophecy against the city of Nineveh that God had to have him swallowed by a giant fish and then spat out on the city’s shore. Died c.761 B.C. tradition says he was buried in a tomb in modern Mosul, Iraq the tomb was enclosed in a shrine in the 8th century BC the tomb and shrine were destroyed by Muslims in July 2014 Canonized Pre-Congregation Holy Manna Blog
Leo XIV-appointed Bishop: "Every creed stems from God." Auxiliary Bishop Robert Boxie, 46, of Washington, spoke during a September 10 youtube.com interview about 'diversity': "God has created the multitude, you know, every race and every culture and every language and every ethnicity, every creed – that that all stems from God." Pope Leo XIV appointed him auxiliary bishop in May 2026. He was consecrated a bishop on July 7.
Robert Boxie: "Every Creed stems from God" (September 10, 2016)
Having been involved in adult foster care, I can truthfully testify that at least seven of the residents I helped take care of were euthanized by the hospital they died in.
Bishop Strickland about the Traditional Latin Mass and the conciliar church Brothers and Sisters in Christ, For many Catholics, the traditional Roman liturgy is not merely in danger of being taken away. It has already been taken away. Diocesan celebrations have been suppressed, parishes have been forbidden to continue them, and faithful families have been told that the Mass which nourished generations of saints is no longer available to them. Some now drive long distances to find it. Others have no diocesan celebration within reach at all. Where communities such as the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter remain, the faithful are grateful. These priests have sought to preserve the traditional liturgy while maintaining a recognized canonical relationship with Rome. But precisely because they continue to submit to Roman authority, their people still live with the possibility that permissions may be narrowed, communities displaced, or the Mass restricted again. They know that what is permitted …Zvimwe
The heresy of modernism not TLM is the focal point of the crisis . Vatican II fruits are rotten . One calling themselves Pope and Bishop while not fallowing faith of our fathers is what screw tape calls triumph of his father master plan (great apostasy )
On 12 September, St John’s Church in Hyde Park, London, an Anglican temple, was hired to host Modest Fashion Week London. The runway event focused on Muslim fashion and hijab-wearing women.
More embarrassment for the Church of England. St John’s Church in London hosted the ‘Modest Fashion Week’, with parades of hijab- and niqab-wearing women.
REVIEW OF THE VATICAN NOTE ON NOSTRA AETATE BY LIONEL ANDRADES 21.09.2026 I. Introduction 1. On 28 October 1965, the Second Vatican Council’s Declaration Nostra Aetate “on the relation of the Church with non-Christian religions” opened a new chapter in the history of relations among Catholics, Jews, and believers of other faiths and spiritual traditions. Far more than a mere text, it marked a profound change in the Church’s understanding and expression of her relationship with followers of other religions. In that Declaration, the Church explicitly affirmed that she “rejects nothing of what is true and holy in these religions,” inviting the faithful to regard with esteem and respect “the manner of life and conduct, the precepts and doctrines.”[1] Written amid the creative and fraternal vitality of the Council, it remains highly relevant in a world marked, on the one hand, by widespread attitudes of closed-mindedness and, on the other, by a search for a peaceful coexistence within a …Zvimwe
Bishop who said after ‘Fiducia supplicans’: “We bless everyone”.
zu beten 
zu lernen 
Gemeinschaft zu leben 
Reisende willkommen zu heißen 
im Glauben zu wachsen Einer der großen Namen dieser frühen walisischen Christenheit ist der heilige Cadoc, ein bedeutender Abt des 6. Jahrhunderts und Gründer des Klosters Llancarfan. 
EIN HEILIGER AUS DEM FRÜHEN CHRISTLICHEN WALES Der heilige Cadoc lebte im 5. und 6. Jahrhundert, einer Zeit, in der sich das Christentum in ganz Wales durch die Entstehung eigener Klostergemeinschaften ausbreitete. Der Überlieferung nach stammte Cadoc aus einer Adelsfamilie, entschied sich aber für ein Leben im Dienst Christi. Anstatt nach weltlichem Status zu streben, widmete er sich dem Ordensleben und wurde als Lehrer und spiritueller Führer bekannt. Schließlich wurde sein Name …Zvimwe