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Cardinal Burke praised Benedict XVI’s Latin Mass document Summorum Pontificum today: “We thank God that through Summorum Pontificum the whole Church is coming to an ever greater understanding and love of the great gift of the sacred liturgy as it has been transmitted to us in an unbroken line...

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Friday night on the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage: Traditional Vespers just ended, celebrated by one cardinal, greeted by another. Standing room only—tradition-loving Catholics wall to wall! Cardinal Burke will offer TLM in the Basilica of St. Peter’s tomorrow. Keep praying!
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Friday night on the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage: Traditional Vespers just ended, celebrated by one cardinal, greeted by another. Standing room only—tradition-loving Catholics wall to wall! Cardinal Burke will offer TLM in the Basilica of St. Peter’s tomorrow. Keep praying!

Michael J. Matt

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Pope Leo XIV met Cardinal Ernest Simoni Troshani this morning The Albanian was tortured, imprisoned and forced into labour for 28 years by Communist authorities after offering Mass for the soul of JFK in 1963 In Saint Peter's Basilica at the Latin Mass Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage last month, the 97 year old prayed the Saint Michael prayer at the end of Mass Catholic Arena
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Pope Leo XIV met Cardinal Ernest Simoni Troshani this morning The Albanian was tortured, imprisoned and forced into labour for 28 years by Communist authorities after offering Mass for the soul of JFK in 1963 In Saint Peter's Basilica at the Latin Mass Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage last month, the 97 year old prayed the Saint Michael prayer at the end of Mass Catholic Arena

Catholic Arena

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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the elements of the Rite and active participation: “The Rite of the Christian liturgy is the ecclesial mediation through which the divine gift reaches us. In the liturgy, we are invited to participate, body, mind, and heart, and enter into a dimension inhabited by the Holy Spirit. In order to enter into this dimension, the liturgy is woven with signs and symbols that have a performative and transformative dimension. For example, kneeling is a sign of our worship of God. While exchanging the sign of peace, points to our ecclesial communion. Further, signs help us to recall the constitutive acts of the Sacraments, as when we are sprinkled with holy water, we remember our commitment to Christ. As we prepare for the solemnity of Corpus Christi, may each of us reawaken our openness to an encounter with God by rediscovering the signs and symbols of the sacred liturgy.”
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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the elements of the Rite and active participation: “The Rite of the Christian liturgy is the ecclesial mediation through which the divine gift reaches us. In the liturgy, we are invited to participate, body, mind, and heart, and enter into a dimension inhabited by the Holy Spirit. In order to enter into this dimension, the liturgy is woven with signs and symbols that have a performative and transformative dimension. For example, kneeling is a sign of our worship of God. While exchanging the sign of peace, points to our ecclesial communion. Further, signs help us to recall the constitutive acts of the Sacraments, as when we are sprinkled with holy water, we remember our commitment to Christ. As we prepare for the solemnity of Corpus Christi, may each of us reawaken our openness to an encounter with God by rediscovering the signs and symbols of the sacred liturgy.”

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Cardinal Delivers Exorcism Prayer in St. Peter’s Basilica: Something else happened yesterday at the Summorum Pontificum Traditional Latin Mass in the Basilica of St Peter (October 25, 2025) that strikes me as significant. Among the well-known prelates in attendance at the Latin Mass celebrated by His Eminence Raymond Cardinal Burke was the renowned exorcist, Cardinal Ernest Simoni Troshani, who at 97 years of age stood at the pulpit and positively thundered an Exorcism prayer composed by Pope Leo XIII back in 1890. Who is Cardinal Simoni Troshani? Cardinal Simoni is an Albanian cardinal, born October 18, 1928, who according to his entry in the College of Cardinals Report, spent “eighteen years in jail at the hands of Albanian communists.” After having completed his seminary study clandestinely, he was ordained a priest on April 7, 1956. But on Christmas Eve 1963, after celebrating an “illegal” public Mass, Simoni was arrested and imprisoned. Initially, he was sentenced to death for offering the Mass (the TLM at that time), but the sentence was later commuted to twenty-five years of hard labor. During his years of imprisonment, Simoni endured “torture and harsh conditions, including work in mines and sewage canals.” Far from being intimidated by the threat of torture, he secretly celebrated the Latin Mass from memory and heard the confessions of his fellow prisoners. After his release in 1981, according to the College of Cardinals Report, Cardinal Simoni was still considered an “enemy of the people” and was thus forced to work in the Shkodrë sewers. Nevertheless, he continued to exercise his priestly ministry clandestinely until the fall of the communist regime in 1990. Fast-forward to present day. This heroic priest – once sentenced to death for celebrating the Mass – took part in yesterday’s Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage. From the sanctuary of the Altar of the Chair, His Eminence delivered an exorcism prayer composed by Pope Leo XIII on May 18, 1890. The prayer was composed after Pope Leo had overheard a conversation between God and the Devil, just after offering Mass, in which the Devil bragged that he could destroy the Church in one hundred years. Fearful for souls and for the life of the Church of which Leo was visible head, the Holy Father composed the Exorcism prayer, which was recommended by the Church whenever any acts of the Devil are suspected. Here is an excerpt from the Exorcism Prayer prayed yesterday in St. Peter’s: “Beseech the God of Peace to crush Satan under our feet, that he may no more be able to hold men captive and to harm the Church. Offer our prayers in the sight of the Most High, so that the mercies of the Lord may quickly come to our aid, that thou mayest seize the dragon, the ancient serpent, who is the devil and Satan. . . We cast you out, every unclean spirit, every satanic power, every onslaught of the infernal adversary, every legion, every diabolical group and sect, in the name and by the power of our Lord Jesus + Christ.” Momentous things are happening, friends. This is a war between God and Satan, and many have only recently begun to understand the scope of it. So let us join this Holy War with the tools and the armor of God’s soldiers. Keep offering prayers of reparation and petition, that God will protect us and Holy Mother Church against the fires of Hell. Especially on this great Feast of Christ the King, let us offer prayers of thanksgiving for the good shepherds—the generals in this army—whom God, in His Providence, has seen fit to grant us. The mere existence of such men proves, once again, that God has not abandoned His Church.
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Cardinal Delivers Exorcism Prayer in St. Peter’s Basilica: Something else happened yesterday at the Summorum Pontificum Traditional Latin Mass in the Basilica of St Peter (October 25, 2025) that strikes me as significant. Among the well-known prelates in attendance at the Latin Mass celebrated by His Eminence Raymond Cardinal Burke was the renowned exorcist, Cardinal Ernest Simoni Troshani, who at 97 years of age stood at the pulpit and positively thundered an Exorcism prayer composed by Pope Leo XIII back in 1890. Who is Cardinal Simoni Troshani? Cardinal Simoni is an Albanian cardinal, born October 18, 1928, who according to his entry in the College of Cardinals Report, spent “eighteen years in jail at the hands of Albanian communists.” After having completed his seminary study clandestinely, he was ordained a priest on April 7, 1956. But on Christmas Eve 1963, after celebrating an “illegal” public Mass, Simoni was arrested and imprisoned. Initially, he was sentenced to death for offering the Mass (the TLM at that time), but the sentence was later commuted to twenty-five years of hard labor. During his years of imprisonment, Simoni endured “torture and harsh conditions, including work in mines and sewage canals.” Far from being intimidated by the threat of torture, he secretly celebrated the Latin Mass from memory and heard the confessions of his fellow prisoners. After his release in 1981, according to the College of Cardinals Report, Cardinal Simoni was still considered an “enemy of the people” and was thus forced to work in the Shkodrë sewers. Nevertheless, he continued to exercise his priestly ministry clandestinely until the fall of the communist regime in 1990. Fast-forward to present day. This heroic priest – once sentenced to death for celebrating the Mass – took part in yesterday’s Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage. From the sanctuary of the Altar of the Chair, His Eminence delivered an exorcism prayer composed by Pope Leo XIII on May 18, 1890. The prayer was composed after Pope Leo had overheard a conversation between God and the Devil, just after offering Mass, in which the Devil bragged that he could destroy the Church in one hundred years. Fearful for souls and for the life of the Church of which Leo was visible head, the Holy Father composed the Exorcism prayer, which was recommended by the Church whenever any acts of the Devil are suspected. Here is an excerpt from the Exorcism Prayer prayed yesterday in St. Peter’s: “Beseech the God of Peace to crush Satan under our feet, that he may no more be able to hold men captive and to harm the Church. Offer our prayers in the sight of the Most High, so that the mercies of the Lord may quickly come to our aid, that thou mayest seize the dragon, the ancient serpent, who is the devil and Satan. . . We cast you out, every unclean spirit, every satanic power, every onslaught of the infernal adversary, every legion, every diabolical group and sect, in the name and by the power of our Lord Jesus + Christ.” Momentous things are happening, friends. This is a war between God and Satan, and many have only recently begun to understand the scope of it. So let us join this Holy War with the tools and the armor of God’s soldiers. Keep offering prayers of reparation and petition, that God will protect us and Holy Mother Church against the fires of Hell. Especially on this great Feast of Christ the King, let us offer prayers of thanksgiving for the good shepherds—the generals in this army—whom God, in His Providence, has seen fit to grant us. The mere existence of such men proves, once again, that God has not abandoned His Church.

Michael J. Matt

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Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "Dear brothers and sisters, in our catechesis on the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, today we considered the profound and vital connection between the Word of God and the Church. Sacred Scripture, which has been entrusted to the Church and is guarded by her, reveals its meaning and manifests its strength in the life and faith of the Church, above all in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. For this reason, the Church continually meditates upon and interprets Scripture because it is the means by which we come to know the incarnate living Word of God who is Jesus Christ. Indeed, praying with Scripture opens the door for an intimate relationship with God who through these sacred writings invites us into conversation with him. As Saint Jerome rightly points out, ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of God. With this in mind, I encourage you to read and contemplate the inspired word of God daily. May the Word of God nourish our hearts and minds and lead us to the fullness of life."
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Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "Dear brothers and sisters, in our catechesis on the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, today we considered the profound and vital connection between the Word of God and the Church. Sacred Scripture, which has been entrusted to the Church and is guarded by her, reveals its meaning and manifests its strength in the life and faith of the Church, above all in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. For this reason, the Church continually meditates upon and interprets Scripture because it is the means by which we come to know the incarnate living Word of God who is Jesus Christ. Indeed, praying with Scripture opens the door for an intimate relationship with God who through these sacred writings invites us into conversation with him. As Saint Jerome rightly points out, ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of God. With this in mind, I encourage you to read and contemplate the inspired word of God daily. May the Word of God nourish our hearts and minds and lead us to the fullness of life."

Vatican News

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The parishioners were slow to arrive for Holy Mass, so I myself had to ring the bell to call them to hasten. In the sacred liturgy of the Church, time is to be treated with great reverence and punctuality.
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The parishioners were slow to arrive for Holy Mass, so I myself had to ring the bell to call them to hasten. In the sacred liturgy of the Church, time is to be treated with great reverence and punctuality.

Rev. Fr. Petros Mwale

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"The Sacred Heart of Jesus, substantially united to the Word of God, is overwhelmed with love for us. His compassionate love is ever aflame on our behalf. He has chosen to love us with a human heart unconditionally, totally, and forever. Out of faithful and enduring love for us, God the Son Himself has come to shepherd us, to rescue us from our sins and to provide for us an earthly home in the Church and our lasting home with Him in the Heavenly Jerusalem."
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"The Sacred Heart of Jesus, substantially united to the Word of God, is overwhelmed with love for us. His compassionate love is ever aflame on our behalf. He has chosen to love us with a human heart unconditionally, totally, and forever. Out of faithful and enduring love for us, God the Son Himself has come to shepherd us, to rescue us from our sins and to provide for us an earthly home in the Church and our lasting home with Him in the Heavenly Jerusalem."

Cardinal Burke

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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the ecclesial dimension of the Liturgy, encouraging all members of the Church to pray the Divine Office: “Far from avoiding the world and its needs, all prayer, especially in the entire liturgy, is the essential dimension of our humanity. In our prayer, we unite ourselves with Jesus, to offer praise and thanksgiving, to God the Father, through the power of the Holy Spirit. In a particular way, Saint Paul VI expressed a longing that the Liturgy of the Hours, the daily public prayer of the church, would be prayed by all the members of Christ's body. In this way, we will allow the Holy Spirit to breathe into each thought and action, inspiring a deeper experience of the Paschal mystery. My brothers and sisters, may we find the spiritual nourishment necessary on an earthly pilgrimage by joining with the whole church, in her liturgical prayer, as we await the coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ.”
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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the ecclesial dimension of the Liturgy, encouraging all members of the Church to pray the Divine Office: “Far from avoiding the world and its needs, all prayer, especially in the entire liturgy, is the essential dimension of our humanity. In our prayer, we unite ourselves with Jesus, to offer praise and thanksgiving, to God the Father, through the power of the Holy Spirit. In a particular way, Saint Paul VI expressed a longing that the Liturgy of the Hours, the daily public prayer of the church, would be prayed by all the members of Christ's body. In this way, we will allow the Holy Spirit to breathe into each thought and action, inspiring a deeper experience of the Paschal mystery. My brothers and sisters, may we find the spiritual nourishment necessary on an earthly pilgrimage by joining with the whole church, in her liturgical prayer, as we await the coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Catholic Sat

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You knew exactly what was happening in the Church. You knew all the players attempting to subvert the traditional teachings of the Church. You openly campaigned for the Papacy during the 2005 Conclave because you knew the liberals/progressives were campaigning also. You released Summorum Pontificum SPECIFICALLY because you understood that Tradition was the only way for the Church to survive. You created new Bishops and Cardinals who YOU KNEW were liberals/progressives and hated you, and yet you elevated them. You were supposed to usher in a new era for the Church, and you let it go. You left us to the wolves who are now devouring the sheep and have DESTROYED EVERYTHING you accomplished with the stroke of a pen. The "Hermenuic of Continuity" was an abject failure as it always was going to be. Now, the Synod on Synodality will be the final nail in the coffin that Cardinal Daneels and the rest of the Sankt Gallen Group dreamed of. You quit. You walked out on us. I loved you, Holy Father, and you just walked away to die in obscurity and despair. May God have mercy on your soul.
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You knew exactly what was happening in the Church. You knew all the players attempting to subvert the traditional teachings of the Church. You openly campaigned for the Papacy during the 2005 Conclave because you knew the liberals/progressives were campaigning also. You released Summorum Pontificum SPECIFICALLY because you understood that Tradition was the only way for the Church to survive. You created new Bishops and Cardinals who YOU KNEW were liberals/progressives and hated you, and yet you elevated them. You were supposed to usher in a new era for the Church, and you let it go. You left us to the wolves who are now devouring the sheep and have DESTROYED EVERYTHING you accomplished with the stroke of a pen. The "Hermenuic of Continuity" was an abject failure as it always was going to be. Now, the Synod on Synodality will be the final nail in the coffin that Cardinal Daneels and the rest of the Sankt Gallen Group dreamed of. You quit. You walked out on us. I loved you, Holy Father, and you just walked away to die in obscurity and despair. May God have mercy on your soul.

Apostolic Millenial Groyper

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NEW: Cardinal Müller during Mass today for anniversary of Benedict XVI’s death — “what is a church of Jesus Christ? She is not a man-made organization with a grand ethical or social program, an NGO now. The Church of Christ is a community of his disciples who say of themselves and profess before the world, we saw his glory, the glory as of the Father's only Son, full of grace and truth.”
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NEW: Cardinal Müller during Mass today for anniversary of Benedict XVI’s death — “what is a church of Jesus Christ? She is not a man-made organization with a grand ethical or social program, an NGO now. The Church of Christ is a community of his disciples who say of themselves and profess before the world, we saw his glory, the glory as of the Father's only Son, full of grace and truth.”

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The sacred remains of the Unknown Martyrs of the 8-Year Sacred Defense were carried through Tehran today in an atmosphere filled with emotion, as large crowds of Iranians gathered to pay their respects.
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The sacred remains of the Unknown Martyrs of the 8-Year Sacred Defense were carried through Tehran today in an atmosphere filled with emotion, as large crowds of Iranians gathered to pay their respects.

Iran Military Monitor

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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the liturgy through the lens of tradition and of development: “The Second Vatican Council recognized it was time to adjust some adaptable elements in the liturgy for the health and vitality of the Church, to fortify and rejuvenate Christians, and to foster unity and evangelize men and women. The Council affirmed that legitimate progress in the liturgy must also preserve sound tradition, and that certain elements of the liturgy can never change because they are divinely instituted. In a particular way, I encourage all priests to respect the texts and norms of the liturgy with openness, humility, trust in God’s greatness and with sincere fidelity to ecclesial communion.”
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Continuing his catechetical series on the Dogmatic Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the liturgy through the lens of tradition and of development: “The Second Vatican Council recognized it was time to adjust some adaptable elements in the liturgy for the health and vitality of the Church, to fortify and rejuvenate Christians, and to foster unity and evangelize men and women. The Council affirmed that legitimate progress in the liturgy must also preserve sound tradition, and that certain elements of the liturgy can never change because they are divinely instituted. In a particular way, I encourage all priests to respect the texts and norms of the liturgy with openness, humility, trust in God’s greatness and with sincere fidelity to ecclesial communion.”

Catholic Sat

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The subject of Sacred Geometry is FAR MORE IMPORTANT and RELEVANT than many people realize. Sacred Geometry holds the key to what has been called free/unlimited zero point energy technology. The cabal knows this and keeps it hidden and to themselves so they can keep us enslaved Sacred Geometry is like the signature and fingerprint of God.
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The subject of Sacred Geometry is FAR MORE IMPORTANT and RELEVANT than many people realize. Sacred Geometry holds the key to what has been called free/unlimited zero point energy technology. The cabal knows this and keeps it hidden and to themselves so they can keep us enslaved Sacred Geometry is like the signature and fingerprint of God.

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For nearly six years, the Salt Lake Temple has been surrounded by scaffolding that supported the sacred structure as it was renovated. This week, the scaffolding has been removed, marking another milestone. As the scaffolding comes down, consider the supports in our lives that steady and strengthen us: faith in God, family and the Savior's love. From April through October 2027, whether in person or virtually, all are invited to experience the Salt Lake Temple Celebration, including the opportunity to tour the interior of this house of the Lord. Learn more on Church Newsroom.
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For nearly six years, the Salt Lake Temple has been surrounded by scaffolding that supported the sacred structure as it was renovated. This week, the scaffolding has been removed, marking another milestone. As the scaffolding comes down, consider the supports in our lives that steady and strengthen us: faith in God, family and the Savior's love. From April through October 2027, whether in person or virtually, all are invited to experience the Salt Lake Temple Celebration, including the opportunity to tour the interior of this house of the Lord. Learn more on Church Newsroom.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "We begin our new series of catecheses on the Second Vatican Council by considering Dei Verbum, the Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation. As today’s Scripture reading reminds us, Jesus calls us friends because he has revealed to us everything that he has heard from the Father. It is through Revelation, which reaches its fullness in Jesus, the Word made flesh, that we are invited to share in God’s life as his children in Christ. We are reminded that friendship with God is not only a gift, but also an invitation that requires a response, as in any relationship. To cultivate this friendship, we must spend time with God in prayer, both personally and especially through the Liturgy, where the community gathers to listen to the word of God with the guidance of the Church. Together, let us respond wholeheartedly to the Lord’s invitation and discover in his friendship the true mystery of our salvation."
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Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "We begin our new series of catecheses on the Second Vatican Council by considering Dei Verbum, the Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation. As today’s Scripture reading reminds us, Jesus calls us friends because he has revealed to us everything that he has heard from the Father. It is through Revelation, which reaches its fullness in Jesus, the Word made flesh, that we are invited to share in God’s life as his children in Christ. We are reminded that friendship with God is not only a gift, but also an invitation that requires a response, as in any relationship. To cultivate this friendship, we must spend time with God in prayer, both personally and especially through the Liturgy, where the community gathers to listen to the word of God with the guidance of the Church. Together, let us respond wholeheartedly to the Lord’s invitation and discover in his friendship the true mystery of our salvation."

Vatican News

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