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French public rosary crusade grows quickly as Parliament prepares to mandate vaccine passports
(LifeSiteNews) — Hundreds of groups joined a new Rosary crusade on Wednesday that finally reached France after having been launched at the end of November in Austria. As the French Parliament continues to discuss the implementation of a vaccine passport that the government wants to impose … Continue reading
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EXCLUSIVE: Bishop Schneider on Latest Vatican Crackdown on Tradition
Written by Diane Montagna | Vatican Journalist ROME, December 22, 2021 (The Remnant) In his first print interview since the release of the Responsa ad dubia (“Response to doubts”) on certain provisions of Pope Francis’ Traditionis Custodes by the Congregation for Divine … Continue reading
Open Letter from Christian Leaders to the Prime Minister Concerning Vaccine Passport Proposals
If you are a leader in a church or a Christian organisation and you live in one of the four nations of the UK, please consider signing your name to this letter by completing the form below. We will send … Continue reading
Catholic Conscience and the COVID-19 Vaccine
By Annamaria Cardinalli at Crisis Magazine: On Thursday, Vatican News confirmed that both Pope Emeritus Benedict and Pope Francis have received the currently available COVID-19 vaccines, themselves providing an example, ostensibly, for the Church as a whole. In the world’s eyes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion, abortion-tainted vaccines, Coronavirus Vaccine, Covid 19, Covid pandemic, HEK 293
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Cardinal Cancels Confessions in Cathedral due to Covid
From Gloria TV: Westminster Cathedral, the seat of Cardinal Vincent Nichols, has stopped offering Confession due to Covidiocy. This is disgraceful and cowardly. There are other Westminster Archdiocese churches who continue to hear Confession with safeguards in place that would … Continue reading
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Pope Francis: Let us Dream of a New World Order
By David Martin Pope Francis recently published a new book titled, Let us Dream: A Path to a Better Future, which is being touted “an inspiring and actionable blueprint for building a better world for all humanity” (Simon & Schuster). What is … Continue reading
Every Mass you attend could be your last, and every reception of Holy Communion could be your Viaticum
By Ann Barnhardt: Every Mass could be your last on earth. Between today and the next Mass, it may become impossible to ever go to Mass again. We simply cannot take it for granted any longer. Every sacramental Communion could … Continue reading
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‘We Never Leave the Lord Alone’: 135 Years of Eucharistic Adoration at Sacré-Coeur
Solène Tadié at the National Catholic Register: PARIS — As the health crisis caused by the coronavirus epidemic immersed the whole country into a long period of lockdown March 17, Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Paris, which had to close its doors … Continue reading
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