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In the papal coat of arms of Leo XVI there is no reference to the munus petrinum, as in Bergoglio's blazon
Not only the missing red shoes. Prevost's coat of arms also echoes Bergoglio's and signals his authentic canonical status, that of anti-pope.
I just spoke with a close friend of Bishop Rene Gracida who was with him when he peacefully passed away this morning in his home. We both agreed he was a saintly man and one of the greatest bishops of our time.
Washington profiles traditional Catholics, Germany turns seminaries into therapy labs, Rome hands families a compost bin, and the daughters of the Carmelites of Compiègne prepare to leave forever
I do not come to beg mercy from those who relentlessly wound and abuse the Bride of Christ while claiming to govern her.
A formal complaint against Bishop Antonio Santarsiero Rosa was filed at the Apostolic Nunciature in Lima on March 26, 2026, yet the victims have received no acknowledgment from ecclesiastical authorities.
The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith saves the "beggar of love" Don Valentino Salvoldi, priest of the diocese of Bergamo, despite dozens of testimonies of sexual abuse against him
As Pope Leo XIV said on January 8, 2026, closing the extraordinary consistory, «often the scandal in the Church is because the door has been closed and the victims have not been welcomed, accompanied by the closeness of authentic pastors». The Church that pretends to be scandalized by what the Church does. Federica Tourn
By receiving the Anglican primate, Leo XIV mentioned the «new problems» that have arisen between Rome and Canterbury, one of which was right in front of him: the so-called archbishop fresh from the spectacle of "blessing" steps away from Peter's tomb while a bishop made the sign of the cross, in defiance of sacramental truth.
Yore has exposed what she calls a full-scale globalist coup to oust Pope Benedict XVI and install a more compliant pontiff aligned with the UN’s Agenda 2030.
The group has renewed its appeal for Pope Leo XIV to take action on the Sino-Vatican deal and ‘end the persecution.’
On June 13, 2026, the anniversary of the second apparition of Fatima, Father Nazareno Lanciotti will be elevated to the altars. This missionary, a leading figure of the Marial Priestly Movement (MPM), gave his life for a message integrating the denunciation of the infiltration of the Church. Today, the Roman hierarchy is organizing his beatification: a sincere homage, or a maneuver of recovery to defuse the prophecies of the ‘Blue Book’?
Over the past few decades many groups of Catholics have asked for clarifications and corrections from the Vatican, without receiving any response.
At the Vatican, a suspicious cloak of silence has fallen over the Rupnik trial.
