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In Spiritu Venti

“I will not remain silent”

Fr. Joachim Heimerl von Heimthal in conversation with Giuseppe Nardi.

Source : Stilum Curiae - Marco Tosatti
Miscellanea

Leo XIV openly rejects the reign of Christ the King over states and nations

Errors are found throughout Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas in which he says civil society possesses 'autonomy' from religion and that the state has 'full autonomy' from the Catholic Church.

Now, this authority, perfect in itself, and plainly meant to be unfettered, so long assailed by a philosophy that truckles to the State, the Church, has never ceased to claim for herself and openly to exercise. The Apostles themselves were the first to uphold it, when, being forbidden by the rulers of the synagogue to preach the Gospel, they courageously answered: “We must obey God rather than men.” — Pope Leo XIII, Immortale Dei, “On the Christian Constitution of States”

Source : LifeSiteNews
Miscellanea

Spanish Novus Ordo Priest Laicized by Leo XIV for Rejecting Francis as Heretical Pseudo-Pope

Prevost punishes Rev. Francisco José Vegara Cerezo…

We generally do not republish sedevacantist articles, which indiscriminately condemn everything related to the “Novus Ordo” and the Second Vatican Council. However, this well-informed article shows that the Vatican’s “mercy” is rightly appreciated beyond our borders...

Source : Novus Ordo Watch
Miscellanea

On the Threshold of Montserrat: The Word That Heals and the Door That Closes

A survivor of abuse at Montserrat abbey stands outside the Apostolic Nunciature in Madrid, seeking recognition and reparation. His experience highlights the disconnect between the Pope's public discourse on healing and the church's private, selective approach to victims.

Source : Tommaso Scicchitano Blog
Miscellanea

Magnifica Humanitas: A Long, Confusing Encyclical That Puts the Faith at Risk

On May 15, 2026, Pope Leo XIV published his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas—On the Safeguarding of the Human Person in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter MH). This lengthy document includes 244 paragraphs, about 42,000 words, and 224 footnotes, nearly all referencing Vatican II and the post-conciliar popes.

Source : Luiz's Substack
Miscellanea

HOMOSEXUAL AND PREDATOR CLERGY SUPPORTED

Faithful Straight Clergy Canceled

Priests who appear to lead double lives like Payne know that most bishops are closeted homosexuals who rarely punish gay priests who lead very uncelibate lives or get caught using gay dating apps like Grindr, so they don’t fear repercussions by posting photos of themselves on social media with their lovers at Pride events, gay bars and clubs, and even on vacations with other gay couples.

Source : Johneighteenthirtyseven
Miscellanea

A CHURCH THAT REFUSES TO TEACH

A LETTER ON THE SYNODAL BLA-BLA THAT IS NOT AS BLA-BLA AS IT SEEMS

We thought we had reached the pinnacle of what the Church, as it emerged from the last council, could produce with the pontificate of Francis. We realize, with some productions published under the new pontificate, that we remain at these heights.

Source : Paix Liturgique
In Spiritu Venti

RATZINGER said it: is CHRIST disappearing from the VATICAN today?

Religious humanism and its dangers

In 2026, the world is plunged into practical nihilism: nothing has meaning, everything is relative, humanity is reduced to a machine governed by algorithms and optimization logic. Faced with this spiritual void, the Church proclaims noble values – human dignity, fraternity, solidarity – but a crucial question arises: are these values rooted in Christ and transcendence, or in atheistic humanism, emptied of its supernatural content?

Source : Foi et Tradition