DID YOU KNOW? WHY THERE MUST BE AT LEAST TWO CANDLES AT MASS Most Catholics see candles at Mass and think: “They’re just decoration.” Or: “They make the altar look beautiful.” But in the Church, nothing at the altar is decoration. Candles are not there for mood. They are there for meaning. The Church Requires Candles According to the Church’s liturgical law, at least two candles must be present at every Mass. Not one. Not zero. At least two. Why? Because the Mass Is a Sacred Act, Not a Speech In ancient times, candles were used for light. But the Church kept them even after electric light existed. Why? Because candles proclaim something: “This place is holy. This action is divine.” Whenever sacrifice is offered to God in Scripture, light is present. Two Candles: A Silent Witness In biblical tradition, two witnesses are required to establish truth. Scripture says: “A matter is confirmed by the testimony of two or three witnesses.” At Mass, the candles stand as silent witnesses to …More
Lithuanian ballerina Simona Petreikienė, who emailed Epstein in 2018 about meeting Pope Francis in Geneva, stating it was exciting but gave "no feeling of holiness." She received funds from his estate.
The Light of the World February 2, 2026, Feast of the Presentation of the Lord Dear brothers and sisters, today's feast, the presentation of the Baby Jesus in the Temple, brings us once again to the metaphor of "light," which perhaps more than any other expresses Jesus' identity and mission. "A light to enlighten the Gentiles," said the elder Simeon, referring to the Baby Jesus brought by his parents to the Temple of Jerusalem to be consecrated to the Lord like all the firstborn of Israel according to the law of Moses. Jesus himself will one day say of himself: I am the light of the world; whoever follows me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life. So it is, dear brothers and sisters, Jesus came to illuminate and reveal the secret of this marvelous and incredible enigma that is life. In the beautiful scene of the Presentation of the Baby Jesus in the Temple, we contemplate both the Holy Family of Nazareth and the Baby Jesus, the "Consecrated One" to God par excellence …More
Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York & ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, informed Jeffrey Epstein in a 2010 email that she was waiting for her 19y.o. daughter, Princess Eugenie, to return from a "shagging weekend."
Epstein Files Bombshell GEORGE CLOONEY in multiple Epstein Emails. In 2014, Clooney was in Copenhagen where Epstein appears to visit him there saying "Now I know Copenhagen has interesting girls" Clooney's name appears numerous times in Epstein emails. Once again all the biggest Trump haters were best friends with Jeffery Epstein
Why Good Members Are Leaving the Church? Good members don’t leave the church angry. They leave distracted, discouraged, and slowly drained. The hurt does not happen overnight it happens when love is replaced by noise, when shepherding is replaced by systems, and when faith is buried under pressure, politics, and performance. Distraction is subtle. It pulls the church away from Christ and replaces devotion with division, compassion with comparison, and discipleship with demands. When focus shifts from people to power, from souls to systems, and from the Gospel to gain, even faithful believers begin to wander—not because they stopped loving God, but because the church stopped reflecting Him. 10 Problems the Church Must Confront Honestly Faithful people rarely leave the church because of doctrine alone. They leave because love breaks down. They leave because trust erodes. They leave carrying wounds they never intended to collect. 1. Lack of Shepherding, Not Preaching Some pastors are strong …More
I highly recommend you to watch this short film/ documentary about Blessed Chiara Badano if you have not seen it before.. Dont be put off by the Focolare movement thing, this soul did attain sanctity, you can feel it... Blessed Chiara "Luce" Badano, a beautiful plan youtube.com/watch?v=HcIGGRtBskEChiara Badano, called Chiara "Luce" (which means "Light"), (Sassello, October 29, 1971 - Sassello, October 7, 1990) was an Italian teenager who has been declared "Blessed" within the Catholic Church. She belonged to the Focolare Movement and died prematurely at eighteen after succumbing to osteosarcoma, an aggressive and painful form of bone cancer. She was beatified on September 25, 2010 in the Sanctuary of "Our Lady of Divine Love" in Rome. English audio and English subtitles.
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Florida couple to sue fertility clinic after doctors implanted the wrong embryo. A DNA test confirmed the baby they welcomed in December is not biologically theirs. This is what happens when we turn children into commodities.
1. The first alarms were raised by doctors in South Korea. There, even children with normal intelligence are increasingly showing severe concentration problems, explosive anger when a phone is taken away, and memory gaps during simple tasks. The diagnosis sounds harsh: digital dementia. This is not a personality issue and not a “phase of growing up.” It’s a nervous system rewired around screens. Teenagers are already being admitted to digital detox clinics because, without their phones, they literally can’t function. 2. Schools around the world are seeing the same pattern. A child can’t hold attention for more than two minutes, can’t summarize a paragraph they just read—but can perfectly remember game mechanics, passwords, and in-game rules. Take the screen away and you get either aggression or emotional emptiness. This isn’t spoiled behavior. It’s addiction to short dopamine hits, hard-wired into the brain. 3. In 2015, Microsoft recorded a sharp drop in average attention span—from …More
Chiara Luce Badano Movie Trailer youtube.com/watch?v=dPIDRPwM7mA Filmed in Italy and presented by New City Press in English, this powerful film tells the story of Blessed Chiara Luce Badano from her childhood to her beatification in 2010. It features interviews with her parents, friends, doctors, and the young man who was miraculously healed through her intercession. Take the opportunity to learn about Chiara Luce and the motto she lived: "It's for you, Jesus. If you want it, I want it too."