“A PADRE PIO CHAPTER”
Like @TaylorRMarshall, I’m not happy about Archbishop Golka’s request and have concerns about what it could mean for Fr. Ripperger and the Doloran Fathers down the road.
That said, we all need to seriously consider this comment (below) and Taylor’s response to it, specifically: “It’s so often in the lives of priests, there come moments of restriction, and how a priest deals with that determines his sanctity and his spiritual potency…” youtube.com/watch?v=gP41kEc9…
As Taylor said yesterday, the best ways we can support Fr. Ripperger right now are by (1) praying for him and (2) sending a donation to support his work: dolorans.org/donate
One thing that will definitely NOT help Fr. Ripperger is bashing Archbishop Golka. On the contrary, we need to pray for His Excellency — that he will see all the good fruit that Fr. Ripperger’s public speaking has produced and allow him to resume such endeavors.
Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us! St. Padre Pio, pray for us!
As Fr. Ripperger told @ShawnRyan762 back in March, we need to “pray for the Church’s protection and pray so that God will give us holy leaders, a holy magisterium — we need to pray for it.”
Oremus 🙏
FR. RIPPERGER ON THE CRISIS IN THE CHURCH
A little over halfway through his appearance on @ShawnRyanShow, Fr. Chad Ripperger mentioned how demons have revealed during exorcism sessions “the very specific rituals and crimes that people in the hierarchy have committed.”
In other words, they have revealed “the full complexion of what’s going on in the Church and the fact that it’s authority structure has been spiritually compromised,” i.e., infiltrated by wolves in sheep’s clothing (cf. Matt. 7:15).
He also alluded to @rachelmastro85’s book, The Devil in Rome, which was released last December: liberchristo.org/liber-chris…
After they had moved on to a different topic, @ShawnRyan762 circled back to “the hierarchy and the occult within the Church.” He asked Fr. Ripperger, “Is there anything else you want people to know about that?”
In response, Fr. Ripperger emphasized the need to “pray for the Church’s protection and pray so that God will give us holy leaders, a holy magisterium — we need to pray for it.”
“The second component is, you get the leaders you deserve,” he said, noting that “a vast majority of the Catholics in the Church are leading habitual lives of grave sin, and they’ve got to stop it, because until we stop that, we can’t expect this to get cleaned up.”
Source: youtube.com/watch?v=I2p_cfip…
On this sobering point, Fr. Ripperger is merely repeating what St. John Eudes (d. 1680) famously wrote in his book, The Priest: His Dignity and Obligations (pp. 9-10): liberius.net/livres/The_Prie…
“The most evident mark of God’s anger and the most terrible castigation He can inflict upon the world are manifested when He permits His people to fall into the hands of clerics who are priests more in name than in deed, priests who practice the cruelty of ravening wolves rather than the charity and affection of devoted shepherds. Instead of nourishing those committed to their care, they rend and devour them brutally. Instead of leading their people to God, they drag Christian souls into hell in their train. Instead of being the salt of the earth and the light of the world, they are its innocuous poison and its murky darkness. …
“When God permits such things, it is a very positive proof that He is thoroughly angry with His people, and is visiting His most dreadful anger upon them. That is why He cries unceasingly to Christians, ‘Return, O ye revolting children…And I will give you pastors according to My own Heart’ (Jer. 3:14-15). Thus, irregularities in the lives of priests constitute a scourge visited upon the people in consequence of sin.”
The truth sometimes hurts, but Lent is the perfect time to face the reality of sin and its devastating consequences. Now, this doesn’t mean that God positively wills the corruption which bad priests, bishops, and popes have wrought in His Church (He “permits” it, as St. John Eudes says); nor does it imply that the faithful are responsible for the individual sins and crimes of the clergy. What it does mean is that our personal striving for sanctity — or lack thereof — has a real effect, for better or worse, on the overall spiritual health of the Mystical Body of Christ.
The best thing the average Catholic can do for the Church, then, is to take his own spiritual life seriously, strive for sanctity, and help others to do likewise, beginning in our own families. In due time, this will produce the good “fruit of the Spirit” (Gal. 5:22) in our own hearts and lives, which in turn will contribute to “the edifying of the body of Christ…in charity” (Eph. 4:12, 16).
Now that Zion Don @realDonaldTrump ✡️ has endorsed Bibi @netanyahu 🇮🇱 for re-election (truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT…), it seems a good time to repost this:
TAYLOR MARSHALL: “JUDEO-PROTESTANT WARMONGERING WON’T WIN THE MIDTERMS”
And he’s absolutely correct.
@TaylorRMarshall and I discussed this during our show yesterday: youtube.com/live/0xk1E5p6R9E…
FR. RIPPERGER ON GRATITUDE
Fr. Ripperger recently blessed the newly completed chapel of the Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother (Doloran Fathers) here in Colorado. His sermon for the occasion was quite providential, in light of his current situation.
“It doesn’t matter that you’re suffering. There’s some good there somewhere that God is giving you…. If we’re focusing on the good all the time, even in cases of adversity, then even when we are suffering … there were still be gratitude for what God has given to us here and now, regardless of what we’re suffering.”
Watch the full video here: dolorans.org/chapel
“In all things give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you all.” (1 Thess. 5:18)
As most of you know by now, Archbishop James Golka of Denver has asked Fr. Chad Ripperger to take one year off “from public speaking and interviews.” archden.org/archdiocese-of-d…
As a personal friend and big fan of Fr. Ripperger, I was obviously sad when he shared this news with me privately several weeks ago (it was never his intention to make a public spectacle of it). Now that it’s a matter of public record, I want to publicly commend Fr. Ripperger for accepting Archbishop Golka’s request with humility and obedience, according to the example of the Saints.
And let’s all remember this: “Archbishop Golka is grateful for Fr. Ripperger’s priestly service, exorcism ministry, and for the generous spirit in which he received this request. We ask the faithful to join us in praying for Fr. Ripperger and for the Society [of the Most Sorrowful Mother].”
In addition to praying, please consider donating to support the Society’s vital work: dolorans.org/donate
And with Christmas coming soon, now is a great time to order some of Father’s books: sentradpress.com
Let’s also pray for Archbishop Golka, that he will see all the good fruit that Fr. Ripperger’s public speaking has produced and allow him to resume such endeavors in one year’s time.
Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us!
As most of you know by now, Archbishop James Golka of Denver has asked Fr. Chad Ripperger to take one year off “from public speaking and interviews.” archden.org/archdiocese-of-d…
As a personal friend and big fan of Fr. Ripperger, I was obviously sad when he shared this news with me privately several weeks ago (it was never his intention to make a public spectacle of it). Now that it’s a matter of public record, I want to publicly commend Fr. Ripperger for accepting Archbishop Golka’s request with humility and obedience, according to the example of the Saints.
And let’s all remember this: “Archbishop Golka is grateful for Fr. Ripperger’s priestly service, exorcism ministry, and for the generous spirit in which he received this request. We ask the faithful to join us in praying for Fr. Ripperger and for the Society [of the Most Sorrowful Mother].”
In addition to praying, please consider donating to support the Society’s vital work: dolorans.org/donate
And with Christmas coming soon, now is a great time to order some of Father’s books: sentradpress.com
Let’s also pray for Archbishop Golka, that he will see all the good fruit that Fr. Ripperger’s public speaking has produced and allow him to resume such endeavors in one year’s time.
Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us!
Looking forward to seeing @reallycaviezel in @GhostSoldierMov next month.
St. Michael the Archangel, pray for us!
Kudos to @seanhannity for pressing the issue with @KatieZacharia, who has now confirmed she did not pass the bar exam.
To call oneself a “lawyer” (=attorney) without having a license to practice law is equivalent to calling oneself a medical doctor without having a license to practice medicine. (Having the degree is not in itself sufficient, which should be self-evident.)
Why, then, did President @realDonaldTrump refer to Katie as “an attorney” when he announced her as the new press secretary last week? truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT…
What a mess 🤦♂️
When and from where did @KatieZacharia earn a J.D. as she claims?
Also, just an observation: a lawyer is someone “whose profession is to represent clients in a court of law or to advise or act for clients in other legal matters.”
KATIE ZACHARIA FIRES BACK AT CRITICS QUESTIONING WHETHER SHE'S REALLY A LAWYER!
The new White House Press Secretary defends using the title despite not practicing as a licensed attorney.
“I was very careful how I executed this.” @KatieZacharia
@JackPosobiec
Let us pray for Pope Leo XIV — for his physical health, yes, but even more so for the graces he needs to confirm his brethren in the Faith and to do what Our Lady asked at Fatima.
“In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph. The Holy Father will consecrate Russia to me, and she shall be converted, and a period of peace will be granted to the world.” (July 13, 1917)
“The moment has come in which God asks the Holy Father to make, and to order that in union with him and at the same time, all the bishops of the world make the consecration of Russia to my Immaculate Heart, promising to convert it because of this day of prayer and worldwide reparation.” (June 13, 1929)
More background here: catholicfamilynews.com/blog/…
Matt Gaspers retweeted
October 13, 1917: a crowd gathered at Fatima awaiting the miracle promised through three shepherd children. What followed became known as the Miracle of the Sun. ☀️🙏
This sermon examines eyewitness accounts, contemporary newspaper reporting, and the spiritual meaning of that extraordinary day.
The miracle points us toward a message we must take to heart: turn toward God, repent, and persevere in prayer.
▶️ Watch: “Fatima’s Miracle of the Sun: Eyewitnesses, Evidence & Meaning.”
Today, pray a Rosary for someone’s conversion and entrust your family to Our Blessed Mother.
Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!
What part of the Fatima story has most strengthened your faith?
#OurLadyOfFatima #MiracleOfTheSun #Fatima #SensusFidelium
youtu.be/v3rGCNocB2I
FATIMA, AKITA, AND WHAT AWAITS US
One hundred and nine years ago today, Our Lady appeared for the sixth and final time at Fatima (Oct. 13, 1917). Just before she performed the Miracle of the Sun — a public miracle witnessed by some 70,000 people — Our Lady said these final words: “Do not offend the Lord our God any more, because He is already so much offended.”
As we all know, the vast majority of humanity has ignored this urgent plea — both the good and the bad, according to Sister Lucia. “The good continue on their way but without giving any importance to [Our Lady’s] message. The bad, not seeing the punishment of God actually falling upon them, continue their life of sin without even caring about the message.”
“But believe me,” Lucia said in 1957, “God will chastise the world and this will be in a terrible manner. The punishment from Heaven is imminent.” (Frère Michel de la Sainte Trinité, The Whole Truth About Fatima Vol. III: The Third Secret [Immaculate Heart Publications, 2001 revised ed.], p. 504)
Our Lady herself described the coming chastisement on October 13, 1973, when she told Sister Agnes Sasagawa (a Japanese nun in Akita) that “if men do not repent and better themselves, the Heavenly Father will inflict a great punishment on all humanity. It will definitely be a punishment greater than the Deluge, such as has never been seen before. Fire will plunge from the sky and a large part of humanity will perish… The good as well as the bad will perish, sparing neither priests nor the faithful. The survivors will find themselves plunged into such terrible hardships that they will envy the dead.” (Francis Mutsuo Fukushima, Akita: Mother of God as CoRedemptrix [Queenship Publishing, 1994], pp. 14-15)
“He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.” (Matt. 11:15)
Video source @TheFatimaCenter (2009 documentary): youtube.com/watch?v=vIJHTQYQ…
Sources on the Miracle of the Sun:
fatima.org/miracle-of-the-su…
johnhaffert.com/wp-content/u…
Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!
THE 109th ANNIVERSARY OF THE MIRACLE OF THE SUN
Today marks the 109th anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun, which took place in Fatima, Portugal, on October 13, 1917. Witnessed by up to 100,000 people, including atheists, sceptics, and secular journalists, it remains one of the greatest public miracles.
Our Lady foretold the exact date and time three months in advance. Then, after hours of torrential rain, the sun tore from its orbit, spun erratically, changed colours, and plummeted toward the trembling crowd before being miraculously restored to its rightful place.
But why did God choose this specific miracle?
A Warning of Judgment? Did the falling sun foreshadow the supernatural and man-made chastisements that would befall an unrepentant world?
The Eclipse of Faith? Did the sun’s dizzying gyrations predict the chaos following an "evil council" that would alter Church teachings?
The Destruction of the Mass? If the sun represents the Mass, without which Padre Pio said the world could not survive, does its crashing signify the modern attempts to destroy the Ancient Latin Mass?
As our modern world plunges deeper into global chaos, escalating wars, and severe crisis within the hierarchy of the Church, the message of Fatima is louder than ever. Yet, the miracle ended with the sun being restored, order renewed, and the people cleansed. There is hope, if we finally obey Our Lady.
Read our full anniversary article:
fatima.org/news-views/annive…
#Catholic #OurLadyofFatima #MiracleoftheSun
It is outrageous and absurd to claim that retributive justice (e.g., capital punishment for capital crimes) = returning evil for evil.
Whether they realize it or not, they’re essentially accusing God Himself of being evil, since He is the author of the death penalty (read the Bible).
As we mark again the World Day Against the Death Penalty, we call to mind God’s command: ‘do not repay anyone evil for evil.’ (Romans 12:17)
Amidst a culture that seems focused on death, we remember that no person is beyond God’s love, mercy and redemption, as Archbishop Shelton J Fabre, reminds us. The Church offers this message to all people - without exception. We mourn with victims’ families and also recognize that the death penalty only pulls us away from a culture of life.
Join us in prayer for an end to the use of the death penalty in our country and around the world, and for the conversion of all hearts and minds towards a culture of life.
@CMNEndtheDP @ArchLouKY
Respectfully, Holy Father, you are mistaken: catholicfamilynews.com/blog/…
The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty
FREEMASONRY AND JUDAISM VS. CATHOLICISM
I started listening to Conor Gallagher’s interview with @JoshuaTCharles this morning and was pleasantly surprised to hear my name (thanks, Josh!): youtube.com/watch?v=oy_M-FoO…
Their discussion is based on Msgr. George F. Dillon’s classic work, The War of the Antichrist with the Church and Christian Civilization (originally published in 1885), which @TANBooks republished in 2023 (this new edition features an introduction by Josh, who prepared it for publication): tanbooks.com/products/books/…
Msgr. Dillon’s book was a response to Pope Leo XIII’s call to “tear away the mask from Freemasonry, and to let it be seen as it really is…” (Humanum Genus, n. 31): vatican.va/content/leo-xiii/…
The question is, what is Freemasonry?
As Josh explains, it is based on naturalism — or sola natura (nature alone), as he calls it — meaning the belief that man is capable of perfecting himself and achieving his final end by his own natural powers and without any need for divine grace.
Interestingly, as Josh points out, this same error is fundamental to Judaism — perhaps why Bl. Pope Pius IX applied the Scriptural phrase “synagogue of Satan” (Apoc. 2:9, 3:9) to Freemasonry (Encyclical Esti Multa): vatican.va/content/pius-ix/i…
For more on this topic, check out Why Catholics Cannot Be Masons by John Salza (also published by TAN): tanbooks.com/products/books/…
And be sure to watch my full interview with Josh: youtube.com/watch?v=SI1DJcqq…
Matt Gaspers retweeted
Missa Praelatitia celebrated by Bishop Athanasius Schneider at the Church of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus, a parish entrusted to the Institute of Christ the King.
Amazing photos by @TLMPhotograper . All for the greater glory of God!
For clarity’s sake, I was never made aware of “new restrictions” (plural) for speakers prior to the Restore Tradition Women’s Conference. The only topic I was told in advance to avoid was the SSPX (which had nothing to do with my talk, anyway).
I’d also like to point out that, aside from the “Purify the Church” statement at the beginning, @rachelmastro85’s speech (youtube.com/watch?v=Uj62-JVO…) was essentially a compilation of material from her Rome Life Forum speech last December (youtube.com/watch?v=VYNwg88Q…) and her book (checkout.square.site/merchan…), including the connections she mentioned between her abuse case and Cardinal Bernardin (see 22:45 and following of her RLF speech) and Cardinal Ratzinger’s critique of the Novus Ordo which she quoted (see Chapter 4 of her book).
“Now the things which I write to you, behold, before God, I lie not.” (Gal. 1:20)
Replying to @MattGaspers @rachelmastro85
You as a speaker were made aware of the new restrictions the diocese has for its speakers and therefore would be very aware of what restrictions she broke. The conference team and pastor of the parish needed to make sure they were obedient to the bishop.
What Hamas did to Israel three years ago was evil — and so is what Israel has been doing to Gaza ever since.
Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us!
UN on Gaza genocide: ohchr.org/en/press-releases/…
WHO on Gaza casualties: app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrI…













