Faith

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Here is What the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart will Look Like

John-Henry Westen examines Our Lady of Fatima’s promise that “in the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph” and explores what that triumph could look like in the world and in the Church. Drawing on the Fatima message and Sister Lucia’s memoirs, John-Henry explains the connection between the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart, Russia’s conversion, and the promised period of peace. He argues that the triumph will also involve a widespread revival of devotion to the Immaculate Heart through consecration and reparation, ultimately leading to a renewed recognition of Christ’s social kingship. Looking to Portugal, Austria, and Spain as […]
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John-Henry Westen
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A Dying Man’s Last-Minute Return to the Catholic Church

A Catholic priest received an urgent call to travel nearly 200 kilometers to the bedside of a dying man who had left the Catholic Church years before. What followed was an extraordinary return to the faith, as the man received the sacraments before death, and became the priest’s first conversion.In this powerful conversation, the priest shares what it is like to bring the sacraments to those near death, along with remarkable stories of conversions, unexpected recoveries, and moments that revealed to him the supernatural reality of his priestly ministry. HELP SUPPORT WORK LIKE THIS: https://give.lifesitenews.com/?utm_source=SOCIAL U.S. residents! Create a will […]
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Leo XIV’s Synod proposes lay women to officiate at weddings

A newly released Synod document revisits the question of women deacons and proposes changes to canon law that could allow laypeople, including women, to assist at marriages without first obtaining authorization from the Holy See. The document emphasizes expanding women’s roles in the Church, including positions such as acolytes and lectors. John-Henry Westen describes the proposed changes as significant and as another step toward reshaping the Church’s ministerial structure. Westen also discusses Pope Leo XIV’s remarks about Germany’s AfD party, which the Pope characterized as promoting hatred and division. Westen challenges that characterization by pointing to the party’s positions on […]
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“Do It Yourself Religion”: How Flannery O’Connor Predicted the Catholic Crisis

Flannery O’Connor described Southern Protestantism as a “do-it-yourself religion, and Frank Wright argues that the same mentality has now infected the Catholic Church. Drawing on O’Connor’s comments about Wise Blood, he contends that abandoning authoritative doctrine leaves people without a reliable means of correcting religious error. When everyone becomes their own pope, no one can be corrected. Wright applies this critique to Pope Leo XIV’s September 25 speech in Paris, arguing that the pope’s treatment of liberty, equality, fraternity, and religious freedom conflicts with traditional Catholic teaching. He directs viewers to Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s September 28 LifeSiteNews article, which […]
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Frank Wright
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