News Politics Keir Starmer Moment Keir Stamer announces he will resign as PM LIVEUpdated 11 hours ago Keir Starmer has been met with a lively Commons today as Kemi Badenoch dismissed Andy Burnham as a "pair of eyelashes in a t-shirt" and branded Bridget Phllipson a "spiteful class warrior" Andy Burnham has lined up an old political ally for a top job should he secure the keys to Number 10. James Purnell - who served alongside Burnham as a special adviser in the early days of Tony Blair's government - is expected to be appointed as his Downing Street chief-of-staff. It comes after Keir Starmer faced a fiery Prime Minister’s Questions today for the first time since he announced his resignation with Kemi Badenoch showing little sympathy for the outgoing leader. During a heated exchange, Badenoch lashed out at multiple Labour members, including Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson who she branded a "spiteful class warrior". Phillipson and Tech Secretary Liz Kendall confronted the Tory …
Worse than Germany: On June 24, the Spanish Bishops' Conference appointed economist Luis Ayala Cañón as the new president of Caritas Spain, the Church's largest charitable organization. He previously served on the Spanish Government's Advisory Council for Health and Social Services, reports InfoVaticana.com. He was appointed by Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's administration in 2019. Ayala has also collaborated with left-leaning organizations, including Fundación Alternativas, a think tank widely associated with the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). Spain's Socialist government under Sánchez enacted anti-Catholic policies, including legalizing euthanasia, expanding abortion, and advancing gender and homosex legislation. In its announcement, the Spanish Bishops' Conference made no reference to Ayala's previous government role or political collaborations, highlighting only his academic credentials and expertise in economics and social policy. Picture: InfoVaticana.com, …More
"..for many centuries the Church went in another direction..developing a philosophy and a morality full of classifications in which it ordered who can receive Communion and who cannot, putting labels on them..terrible that this happened to us..Francis changed that.." Cardinal Tucho Fernández
Hopefully, the situation of the Nobility will go through the Renewal in the near future... Link to the site: The Ten Commandments of Chivalry - Nobility and … 'The Two Crowns' - Frank Dicksee, 1900
Primer ministro «católico» en un país oficialmente protestante El primer ministro británico, Keir Starmer, del Partido Laborista, ha caído en desgracia. Su propio partido se ha vuelto contra él por su impopularidad manifiesta en todo el país, de modo que se ha visto obligado a presentar la dimisión. En el Reino Unido, la costumbre es que el jefe del partido mayoritario sea primer ministro, de modo que quien suceda a Starmer al frente del Partido Laborista se convertirá en Jefe del Gobierno. hmtv
Senior Hamas official Bassem Naim held a call with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on 23 June, the Palestinian resistance group announced in an official statement. “Araghchi expressed his gratitude for the call and for Hamas’s supportive position, affirming that the Islamic Republic will continue supporting the Palestinian people and their just cause until the full realization of their legitimate national rights,” the statement said. It added that Araghchi told the resistance movement that “Iranian leadership, represented by the negotiating delegation, continues to raise the issue of the ongoing Israeli aggression against Gaza, the occupation’s continuing violations, and what he describes as ongoing genocide.” According to the Hamas statement, Araghchi affirmed that Iran was pushing for an end to genocide “in all international forums” as well as in “current negotiations.” He also renewed the call for serious international action “to protect the Palestinian people and compel …
In his 1995 article on Romans 9–11, the future Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Tucho Fernández, wrote that "all will be saved." His goal is to “relativize the very basis from which questionable doctrines were elaborated,” wherein the "questionable doctrines" is Catholicism as developed from Scripture by St. Augustine, the Fathers, and the Scholastics, notes ElWanderer.com on June 23. Fernández believes that Augustine's teaching "requires a revision" and later claims that Augustine's doctrine "did not offer a complete and harmonious vision of God, man and Christian experience." "I know God's concrete plans" Tucho's most extraordinary claim is: "I firmly trust that all will be saved; a trust based not on a desire, nor on my compassion for men, but on what I know of God and of His concrete plans thanks to His Revelation." ElWanderer notes that the Church has never received a revelation that all men will be saved. On the contrary. The Council of Trent teaches that …More
Supporters of Germany’s Synodal Way have vowed to keep pressing for lay people to preach the homily during Mass after the Vatican again rejected the proposal
The president of the German lay organization ZdK, Irme Stetter-Karp, 69, commented on the paper tiger from Rome claiming that laypeople supposedly may not preach during Eucharists. The German Synodal Way had already voted in favor of the proposal in March 2023, with strong support from the bishops. “We therefore expect the German bishops to reaffirm their substantive position to Rome, strengthen their arguments, and under no circumstances read Cardinal Roche’s letter as a cause for discouragement,” she said. For Ruth Fehlker of the Catholic Women’s Association of Germany (kfd) - that only a few days ago called for abortions in Catholic hospitals - the letter demonstrates “how great the gap is between the pastoral realities of many local churches and the directives coming from Rome.” #newsNtnvgtepdv
Will folks like Irme Stetter-Karp be excommunicated for their disobedience to Rome? The Vatican’s refusal to allow laypeople to preach during Mass has not closed the debate in Germany. As soon as Rome’s response became known, the main organizations linked to the Synodal Way urged the German bishops to keep up pressure on the Holy See and to raise the issue again in the future. According to the KNA news agency, both the Central Committee of German Catholics (ZdK) and other reformist groups reacted critically to the rejection communicated by the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, which recalled that the homily during Mass is reserved exclusively to priests and deacons. ZdK urges bishops not to back down The president of the Central Committee of German Catholics, Irme Stetter-Karp, stated that Rome’s rejection should not be interpreted as a reason to abandon the proposal promoted by the Synodal Way. The lay leader recalled that the document titled “…
Pope Leo outlines core Catholic social teaching in encyclical Catholic social teaching is in the New Testament. Does Prevost actually think he can improve on what our Savior taught?
Il Giovane February 24, 2026 […] There are numerous examples we could present today that would make some of our current opinions on the matter inside the Catholic Church, let’s say, awkward. So do not assume the following is an outlier or even an exception to the pattern. This is what Christ taught would happen, going all the way back, by example, to the very choosing of his apostles. St Catherine of Siena (1347–80), who is known for never hesitating to rebuke high-ranking clergymen and even the pope, threw her delicate but fiery weight behind Pope Urban VI. Seemingly contrary to her John the Baptist spirit, she once whispered: “Always obey the pastor of the Church, for he is the guide whom Christ has appointed to lead souls to Him.” Such a quote from one of Catholicism’s greatest models—ignoring her numerous rebukes—undoubtedly provides the finishing touch for one tribe of Catholics in the current argument trending this week. See? the quote seems to say. Obey. Case closed. The …More
Aldo Maria Valli writes he wanted to believe Leo XIV would turn things around, but now admits it's not going to happen. On the contrary, it's getting worse
After the election of Leo XIV, Aldo Maria Valli wanted to believe in the new pope and in the possibility of a change of direction, he admitted on his blog on June 25. Valli was the longtime Vatican correspondent for Italy’s public broadcaster, RAI. But: “The cold shower (or rather, a whole series of cold showers) quickly woke me from that dream in the form of statements fully in line with the Bergoglian disaster and a succession of ‘peace & love’ initiatives, marked by a shallow humanitarianism completely devoid of references to transcendence, sin, conversion, and the salvation of the soul.” On the consistory on Friday and Saturday, he writes: “Under Leo XIV, the Church is not merely avoiding any reversal of course; it is enthusiastically reaffirming the synodal model, transforming it into a permanent method of ecclesial governance.” Valli points to the names of the cardinals (Ryś, Fernández, Brislin, and Grech) chosen to lead the principal sessions. It is, he says, a gathering of …More
St. Catherine of Siena is frequently quoted in her love of the pope of her day (as well she should be.) However, she is less frequently quoted in what she had to say about the antipope of her day. There have been 20-40 antipopes in history, so a discussion on this topic is not “anti-Catholic,” or “schismatic,” as the following account of St. Catherine clearly demonstrates. […] In 1378, after the election of Pope Urban VI, the majority of Cardinals, Prelates and the people recognized Clement VIl as pope, even though he was in reality an antipope. Thirteen out of sixteen cardinals questioned the validity of the election of Pope Urban due to the threat of violence from the Roman people against the Sacred College, and even Urban’s few supporters immediately retracted their election, summoning a new Conclave at Fondi which elected the antipope Clement VIl. Even Saint Vincent Ferrer was convinced that Clement was the real pope, while Saint Catherine of Siena sided with Urban. If universal …More
Paulist Priest Promotes Transgender Church Musician: Skinny Fr Chris Lawton of the pro-homosexual parish St Paul the Apostle in New York City published on June 18 a Facebook interview with the “transgender Clover”. The interview, which focused on living one's "authentic self" and homosex inclusion in the Church, concluded with the exchange: "Happy Pride" - "Happy Pride." Fr Lawton is a member of the Paulist Fathers and was ordained to the priesthood in 2024. "Clover" is a music minister of the parish.
Roman Catholic priest Chris Lawton of St. Paul's Catholic Church in NYC interviews 'Clover,' the church's transgender music minister. Here, they exchange 'Happy Pride' greetings while speaking on the importance of living one's 'authentic self.'
All these impostors masquerading as priests—following the apostate gay activists Bergoglio, Prevost, Tucho, James Martin, and other members of the gay mafia—believe themselves superior to God; they think that by defying God's law and disobeying Catholic morality, they can change it. Poor wretches: they merely seal their own apostasy and drag others along with them to eternal perdition.
The proximity of the consistory (Friday and Saturday) to the FSSPX consecrations (Wednesday) has allegedly prompted Leo XIV to remove the liturgy from the consistory's agenda. This information was published by Nico Spuntoni on IlGiornale.it, who cited an anonymous cardinal as his source. Although "synodality" was already discussed in January, it has returned to the agenda. Spuntoni adds three more pieces of information. - Notable absences at the consistory due to ill health include conservative Cardinals Joseph Zen (Hong Kong), Péter Erdő (Budapest), and Willem Eijk (Utrecht). - There is unease among the professed members and religious sisters of the Priestly Fraternity of St Pius X, who do not wish to risk incurring a possible excommunication. - The consistory's agenda has not generally generated enthusiasm among cardinals. Some also dislike the Synod Secretariat's method of working in small groups. #newsSdvnwboncj
25. June 2026 25. June 2026 06/25/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. … the Time Magazine ran a 2025 cover story asking where all the cancer in young people was coming from. The answer, McCullough says, is visible in the data: after two decades of gradually rising cancer rates, 2021 marked a sharp inflection upward — the same year mass COVID vaccination rolled out. Excerpt from an article published on Wednesday on thefocalpoints.com: Post-Jab Cancer Wave. A study conducted by Japanese scientists has once again shown that mRNA “vaccines” against COVID-19 accelerate the spread of tumors and make their progression more aggressive, thereby drastically shortening patients’ life expectancy. The study confirms that mRNA vaccines cause “turbo cancer”—a phenomenon that has long been dismissed as a “conspiracy theory” or “misinformation” by health authorities, the mainstream media, and dubious “fact-checkers.” I just received a new article by Sascha Łatypowa: The Silent War of Eugenics. …
Did German Chancellor Frederick Merz book an $8000 only fans private session with a transgender model during the G7 summit? Does this remind you of Keir Starmer and the Ukrainian rent boys ?
Hat der deutsche Bundeskanzler Frederick Merz während des G7-Gipfels eine private „OnlyFans“-Session mit einem Transgender-Model für 8000 Dollar gebucht? Erinnert euch das an Keir Starmer und die ukrainischen Stricher?