Leo XIV appoints prelate to major Archdicoese in Slovakia. Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Marek Forgáč, 52, as Archbishop of Košice, Slowakia. He has been Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Košice since 2016. Košice has nearly 500 priests and 700k Catholics. A psychologist with a doctorate in social psychology, Archbishop Forgáč considers psychology to be a source of truth. In a 2024 interview, he recalled meeting a homosexual man whom several priests had refused to receive. Deeply moved by his “suffering”, Forgáč listened to the homosexual and gave him a blessing. When asked about blessings for homosexuals, the bishop emphasised compassion and the importance of pro-homosexual psychology: “Psychology helps us greatly, not only in our concrete approach to a person, but also in understanding the truth.” After admitting that there “are universal norms” he added a “but” to say that “we need to see the concrete person standing before us.” “Sometimes that person's story may …More
Pharisees and Sadducees appear in the Bible only in the period between the Old and New Testaments. Their only common ground was opposition to Jesus and each other.
The Spanish surgeon behind the technique used in the Pope's lung operation says he may not need further cancer treatment. Spanish thoracic surgeon Diego González Rivas, whose team developed the minimally invasive technique used to operate on Pope Leo XIV, says the Pontiff is recovering well. González Rivas developed the single-incision uniportal VATS technique in 2010 and trained surgeons at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital. The Pope's operation was performed Tuesday by a team led by Professor Stefano Margaritora, head of thoracic surgery at Gemelli. Surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung after detecting an early-stage adenocarcinoma. González Rivas contacted the medical team Wednesday morning and learned that the Pope was already in a regular hospital ward and pain-free. Speaking to Spanish radio station COPE, he described the prognosis as very good, saying early surgery offers a high chance of cure. Chemotherapy or radiotherapy will probably not be needed, depending on pathology …More
On Saturday, October 10, the Institute of Christ the King and more than 600 people embarked on the annual Pilgrimage for Vocations in Lisieux, France, and prayed to Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, asking her to intercede on their behalf and obtain from Heaven an abundance of holy priestly and religious vocations. St. Thérèse of Lisieux, pray for holy vocations! Video Credit: Thomas Beuvin
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Incredible Teresa October 15th, Memorial of Saint Teresa of Avila. Dear brothers and sisters in a West that has once again become "madly pagan" (as Mother Liliana del Paradiso put it), where cults devoted to false idols flourish and spread idols of the "self" placed above everything and everyone, of the body *alone*, of emotions *alone*, and of the demand for "everything right now" in a time reduced to the "here and now" Saint Teresa of Avila can help us rediscover the "hidden treasures" lying beyond the walls erected by these idols. She an exceptional woman, as Saint Paul VI described her, a mystic and a teacher of life and prayer leads us to the great Beauty that is God, the splendor of the immortal soul, the incredible "rational power" of the mind, and the luminous, eternal hope that awaits us in the future.
Card Roche: Leo “is not going to change Traditionis Custodes. He is not going to go back to Summorum Pontificum.
Cardinal Roche: a considerable gap between his claims and the documented facts. Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship, gave AdVaticanum.com an interview on October 13 containing factual errors, questionable assertions and what critics might describe as gaslighting. The world’s bishops wanted restrictions on the Latin Mass Cardinal Roche has “no doubt” that the world's bishops wanted to change Summorum Pontificum and restrict the Traditional Latin Mass, adding that “the bishops were very concerned about the situation.” Reality check: The majority of bishops responding to the Vatican's 2020 questionnaire stated that changing Summorum Pontificum would cause more harm than good. Benedict XVI issued ‘Summorum Pontificum’ for the FSSPX Cardinal Roche claims that Summorum Pontificum was created to accommodate the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X (FSSPX). Reality check: Benedict XVI was asked by Peter Seewald in 2016 about precisely this interpretation. His reply …More
Laut einer Mitteilung des Pressebüros des Vatikans verbrachte Papst Leo XIV. nach der gestrigen Operation, bei der ihm aufgrund eines Lungenadenokarzinoms der Unterlappen seiner rechten Lunge entfernt wurde, eine ruhige Nacht.
Pope Leo XIV has undergone surgery for lung cancer, but he is not staying in the papal apartment at the Gemelli Hospital. What we know about his condition, how his medical information is being protected, and what to expect over the coming days.
Former European Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni suggested in a television interview that it would be extremely difficult for a future Italian government to depart from the EU's position on military support for Ukraine. He referred to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, saying, “Call Orbán and ask him how that worked out.”
Rispondendo ad alcune domande durante la trasmissione In Onda, l’ex commissario europeo evoca la parabola di Orbán per avvertire Meloni e un futuro governo italiano che mettersi contro l’orientamento europeo è «molto complicato». Altro che democrazia. Luca Volontè