An abbey with almost 900 years of history is up for sale in France for around two million euros. Notre-Dame de Langonnet in Brittany was founded in 1136. The estate includes around 5,380 square meters of buildings, set within nearly 58 hectares of woodland, meadows and agricultural land. For centuries, Cistercian monks prayed here and shaped the area around the monastery. After the horrors of the French Revolution, the Spiritans - the congregation whose later superior general was Monsignor Marcel Lefebvre - made Langonnet their home in the 19th century. They remained for nearly 170 years. Generations of missionaries passed through the abbey before leaving for Africa and other parts of the world. Now that chapter is coming to an end. The last Spiritans are leaving, including elderly members of the order who had spent their retirement at Langonnet. The property has reportedly been looking for a buyer for around two years, while attempts to find a future that would preserve its religious …Bontsi
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Synodality is a “very cunning code word to undermine Catholic doctrine”, Bishop Athanasius Schneider told AdVaticanum on September 10. He believes the vagueness of the word is deliberate, a means of gradually adapting Catholic doctrine, morality and ecclesial structures to Protestantism and contemporary attitudes toward sexuality. Monsignor Schneider calls synodality the height of the modernist movement, leading toward relativism. He adds that this openness has one notable exception: the traditional Latin Mass. “This document will be cancelled” Responding to the document Mater Populi Fidelis against the Marian titles Co-Redemptrix and Mediatrix of All Graces, Bishop Schneider argues that the Church cannot cancel language found in missals and used by popes, saints and Doctors of the Church. He believes the document, not the titles, will eventually disappear: “I think, in the future, this document will be cancelled.” Communion in the hand: “one of the deepest wounds” Bishop Schneider …Bontsi
One day? One day Francis & Leo will be declared apostates & excommunicated, all their appointments nullified. One day the N O will be scrapped & probably all the documents of the failed Vatican 2. One day, but for now, keep letting the wolves eat the chickens.
Leo XIV-appointed Archbishop Richard Moth of Westminster, England, approaches 'Traditionis Custodes' from what he describes as a pastoral perspective, “Where there is pastoral need, then I would make the argument for it,” he told NcRegister.com on September 10. In his previous Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, he said he “responded to that pastoral need.” Archbishop Moth believes that we need a greater sense of the transcendent in the liturgy, but believes this is “perfectly possible” using the Novus Ordo. Asked about an expected meeting with Catholic Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who is supports abortion and homosexual "marriage", Archbishop Moth replied evasively: “A conversation I would have with somebody about their conscience is between me and that individual,” he said. “If particular issues are raised, I would speak about them and address them, yes.” Moth also calls it “very positive” that Burnham has raised the need to improve palliative care in the context of the assisted-suicide …Bontsi
– Folha de S. Paulo, April 26, 1979 – by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira The “most obvious weaknesses of present-day civilization.” What, then, is the conception of man — and of his “conveniences” — proposed by the new current John Paul II alludes to in his address to the Latin American bishops at the opening of the Puebla Conference? The Link Between Atheism and Collectivism Considering the question in general terms, does the new humanism logically lead to a right-wing, centrist, or left-wing position? The message does not say so. In the section on “the truth about man,” it identifies leftism in its various shades as the content of the new humanism, without specifying whether this link stems from the very premises of the system of errors it condemns or from one of those fortuitous coincidences that are not uncommon in history. In my view, this is not a coincidence but a genuine, logical sequence. Those who do not believe in God but only in humanity are led to see the full realization of this …Bontsi
A Christian of unknown denomination has become the patron of a new Catholic parish in Texas. Bishop Michael Olson of Fort Worth has announced the creation of a parish in Arlington named after Matthew Ayariga, a Ghanaian killed by ISIS in Libya in 2015. Ayariga was abducted alongside 20 Egyptian Coptic Christians. On February 15, 2015, ISIS executed all 21 men on a Libyan beach. According to accounts of the event, when Ayariga was asked about his faith, he replied, “Their God is my God.” The Coptic Orthodox group canonized all 21 victims shortly after their deaths. In 2023, Francis announced that the 21 martyrs would also be added to the Roman Martyrology.
Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Crispin Barrete Varquez, 65, as the new bishop of Tagbilaran in the Philippines. He has been bishop of Borongan since 2007, for nearly two decades. His appointment to Tagbilaran marks a return to his home diocese. He spent much of his priestly ministry there before becoming a bishop. Varquez Replaces a Bishop-Elect Who Withdrew Tagbilaran diocese has been without a bishop since September 2025, when Archbishop Alberto Uy was promoted to Cebu. In March 2026, Leo XIV named Rev. Gerardo Saco as his successor. He withdrew just three weeks before his episcopal consecration in May, citing his “human limitations and inadequacies.” Monsignor Varquez was supposed to be one of Saco's two co-consecrators. “Inclusive Lay Ministries” In October 2025, Bishop Varquez mandated all parishes in his diocese to include persons with disabilities and people of “different sexual orientations” in inclusive lay ministries. Monsignor Varquez said their "gifts" should be “…Bontsi
Everyone, except for the FSSPX: In a new video message, Leo XIV says we must “walk together” to ensure that “no one is marginalized, isolated, excluded, or rejected.” He tells the youth they must “Be builders of bridges between peoples, cultures and religions.”
"Be sure that you first preach by the way you live. If you do not, people will notice that you say one thing, but live otherwise, and your words will bring only cynical laughter and a derisive shake of the head." -- St. Charles Borromeo
Peter said to them, “Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is for you and for your children and for all who are far off, everyone whom the Lord our God calls to himself.” 40 And with many other words he bore witness and continued to exhort them, saying, “Save yourselves from this crooked generation.” 41 So those who received his word were baptized, and there were added that day about three thousand souls.
"But it is evident that not all can devote themselves to the study of science; and therefore a short law was given by Christ, so that it could be known by all, and no one could be excused from observing it on account of ignorance. And this is the law of divine love. The Apostle says (Rom. 9:28): “The Lord will make a shortened word upon the earth.” But it should be known that this law must be the rule of all human acts. For just as we see in things made by art that each work is then said to be good and right when it is measured by the rule, so also any human work is right and virtuous when it agrees with the rule of divine love; but when it disagrees with this rule, it is neither good nor right nor perfect. In order that human acts may be made good, therefore, they must agree with the rule of divine love." — St. Thomas Aquinas
September 10th - Saint of the Day: Saint Pulcheria, Empress & Virgin She ruled an empire at 15. She took a vow no one expected. And she saved a truth the whole Church still confesses today. Saint Pulcheria was the granddaughter of Theodosius the Great, regent of the Eastern Roman Empire as a teenager, and a consecrated virgin who turned the imperial palace into a house of prayer. When a powerful patriarch attacked Mary's title "Mother of God," Pulcheria fought back and won at the Council of Ephesus. When heresy took over her brother's court, she was exiled from power, until the throne returned to her and she made the Council of Chalcedon possible, the council that defined who Jesus Christ truly is. The bishops acclaimed her "the new Helena." She died after giving every last thing she owned to the poor. Discover her full story, her hidden battles, and what her life says to yours at HolyManna.blog, where you'll also find daily saints, Mass reading reflections, and more. …Bontsi
Santa Pulcheria Imperatrice - Festa: 10 settembre Costantinopoli, 19 gennaio 399 – luglio 453 Figlia degli imperatori d'Oriente Arcadio ed Eudocia, Pulcheria nacque nel 399 a Costantinopoli. Ancora bambina perse i due genitori, e fino al conseguimento della maggiore età del fratello Teodosio II (detto "il Calligrafo") fu reggente dell'impero. Alquanto autoritaria, compì il proprio dovere con estrema religiosità e consacrò la sua verginità al Signore. Ebbe un ruolo determinante nelle nozze del fratello convincendolo a sposare la greca Atenia. Dopo la morte del fratello, nel 450, Pulcheria, diventata imperatrice, sposò il senatore Marciano con il patto che rispettasse la sua verginità. Ebbe un ruolo determinante nella sconfitta del nestorianesimo, e per questo fu canonizzata. La sua festa si celebra il 10 settembre. Il suo culto in Occidente ebbe nuovo impulso con papa Benedetto XIV il quale, colpito dal valore del suo casto matrimonio, con un decreto del 2 febbraio 1752 lo estese in …Bontsi
WARNING , ILLUMINATION OF CONSCIENCE, Gift from God, Pentecost for Greatest Gift to all Humanity to God that We have God, and Illuminate our conscious and the state of our Souls, Heaven, Purgatory or Hell
Tucker Carlson asks why algebra puts letters into numbers. Jess Elofson explains: "I think just to fuck with you." They discuss how they've never met anyone in their life who uses algebra, which is "fake math" for people "in the matrix." They conclude that caring about algebra is something that only "good little goy slaves" do.
Sisters Lana and Bana Ahmed were killed with their parents in Beit Lahia, north Gaza, during an Israeli attack last night. No more first day of school. No future to chase. They become part of the over 21,000 children Israel has killed since October 2023. facebook.com/share/p/1CAQJAqnqT/
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna @RepLuna Newly declassified documents about “Operation Round River” show how FBI Director Wray covered up the Biden family ties to Ukraine and labeled it as “Russian disinformation”. According to the new documents, Wray had multiple confidential sources about the Biden’s, Burisma and Ukraine but instead of investigating them, he ran damage control to neutralize the story and cover it all up during the 2020 election.
September 10th - Saint of the Day: Saint Pulcheria, Empress & Virgin
Saint Pulcheria was the granddaughter of Theodosius the Great, regent of the Eastern Roman Empire as a teenager, and a consecrated virgin who turned the imperial palace into a house of prayer. 
When a powerful patriarch attacked Mary's title "Mother of God," Pulcheria fought back and won at the Council of Ephesus. 
When heresy took over her brother's court, she was exiled from power, until the throne returned to her and she made the Council of Chalcedon possible, the council that defined who Jesus Christ truly is. 
The bishops acclaimed her "the new Helena." She died after giving every last thing she owned to the poor. 
Discover her full story, her hidden battles, and what her life says to yours at HolyManna.blog, where you'll also find daily saints, Mass reading reflections, and more. …Bontsi