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'Painful' years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall bbc.in/4jIAUoU
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When we see the crowds of people forced by hatred and violence to walk the road to Calvary, let us recall that God has redeemed this road, walking it Himself, giving His life for us. Many Simons of Cyrene exist in our own day, bearing the cross of Christ on their shoulders!
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You remember the Cambridge train attack last year where a bloke tried stabbing 10 or more people?
His trial started today.
Not worthy of front page news apparently
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The massacre of the innocents, 11 million in 59 years.
Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks out on GB News from pro-life march on anniversary of Abortion Act
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It's relentless. Newspapers run stories declaring the glorious liberation of mid-life divorce while Hollywood and Netflix get in on the act. Why are we all being encouraged to break up our families, asks Joanna Gray. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/27/…
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More than 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia 'massacre', church official says bbc.in/4swbUDS
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🚨NEW: Household energy bills are forecast to surge by 27% to an average of £2,192 a year from January, according to a new forecast by EDF, one of Britain's biggest energy suppliers
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What a joy to remember thus morning:
To this I hold my hope is only Jesus
For my life is wholly bound to His
Oh how strange and divine
I can sing all is mine
Yet not I but through Christ in me.
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BREAKING: At least seven people have been killed in a gun attack on a church in Jordan.
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Marriage is a lifelong commitment, not a legal label to stretch around every adult arrangement. Scotland needs politicians who understand why stable marriages and strong families matter, especially to children.
Scottish Green activists push for legal recognition of polyamory trib.al/11BrUjn
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“I plead with you—never, ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, and never become discouraged. Be not afraid.” - Pope St. John Paul II
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EXCLUSIVE: Leaked Home Office counter-terrorism documents link “nostalgia for traditionalism” and fears over immigration, liberalism and multiculturalism to “Christian extremism”.
Officials propose working with churches to promote “theological resilience” against the use of Christian teachings to justify hatred or violence.
I obtained dozens of pages from RICU’s report on “Christian extremism”. Among the findings:
• Images of happy families in wartime, peaceful countryside and classical statues are described as a “hook” towards an extremist worldview.
• Tommy Robinson’s rallies and a Christmas carol concert come under scrutiny, alongside Christian fitness groups.
• “Bob from Speakers’ Corner” features, despite RICU identifying no extremist content from him.
Yet the report acknowledges that the threat of violence from Christian extremists remains “low”.
Jeremiah Igunnubole, UK legal counsel for ADF, says the report “suggests an institutional anti-Christian bias has taken hold in the Home Office”.
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Hard to believe, in the midst of a global energy war and crisis, there are some in the UK who still argue for limiting our energy independence.
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Maria is just 13 years old, trapped in a forced marriage with a man more than twice her age.
The court must take this opportunity to properly review the facts of her case, and safely return her to her family.
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Des images de désolation proviennent des grandes villes de France : j'en suis très profondément indigné.
Ces scènes de violence sont insupportables. Elles ont estompé les justes revendications, empêchent la majorité de s’exprimer, et font oublier les vrais motifs d'un malaise social profond. J'apporte mon soutien et ma compassion à tous les Français, manifestants, riverains, commerçants, policiers, pompiers et gendarmes, qui ont eu à subir cette violence.
L’analyse ne peut pas rester superficielle. En réalité, depuis bien des années, nous constatons que de nombreux mouvements sociaux et populaires sont gangrénés et parasités par des groupes terroristes. Car en effet, ces bandes terrorisent les populations, terrorisent les commerçants, terrorisent les représentants de l’ordre. Ces individus ont compris que notre État est faible et que toute démonstration de force le fait reculer.
La violence est un mode d’action. Samedi, le manque d’effectif de police et de gendarmerie, constaté dans de nombreux quartiers, a révélé un grand manque d’anticipation des autorités. Voire, ce qui serait pire, une véritable déroute des responsables politiques qui se refuseraient d’assurer la sécurité des Français.
Entre la peur de la confrontation, ou la volonté de laisser pourrir la situation, rien n’est fait et des centaines de Français ont été laissés à l’abandon. Pillages, violences envers des particuliers, incendies criminels, destructions de biens collectifs : tout cela s’est fait dans une impunité révoltante. Il faut que le pouvoir recouvre son autorité avant que ne surviennent de pires situations. Pour cela, il faut donner aux forces de l’ordre et aux magistrats la capacité de traiter ces individus comme des terroristes.
Des mesures exemplaires, constantes dans le temps, doivent s’appliquer à ces groupes afin de dissuader quiconque de se joindre à eux. Il faut que les manifestations puissent se dérouler sans que cela ne se termine dans ce chaos.
Le pouvoir se légitime par l’autorité qu’il manifeste et l’ordre qu’il fait régner. À l’approche des 800 ans du sacre de saint Louis, je prie pour la France et lui consacre toute mon attention.



























