A great grandmother and her four great grandchildren were among the people killed as more than 120 reported storms crossed the Lone Star State in 24 hours.

U.S. He fully expressed Paul VI’s Communistic philosophy.

The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, a Roman Catholic priest and peace activist who was imprisoned for burning draft files in a protest against the Vietnam War, died Saturday. He was 94. MORE

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Dear TRADITIO Fathers:

Given that the present Newpope and his Newclergy are illegitimate beyond doubt, I have gone over to the sede-vacantist position (that the Apostolic See is vacant) and do not recognize Francis-Bergoglio as legitimate. As to Bernie Fellay, the Superior-Dictator of the Neo-SSPX, his machinations to sell out to the anti-Catholic Newchurch of the New Order have been going on for many years. If Archbishop Lefebvre were alive today, he would ignore the false “authorities” of what he called the anti-Catholic Modernist Rome. Yes, things are bad for the Church, but that is how God shows his anger — by giving us the bad leaders that we deserve.

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Lions & foxes, not bulls & bears in Iran’s stock market – CNBC’s Michelle Caruso-Cabrera reports from inside Tehran’s stock exchange which has a market cap of $100 billion.

(Note: 99% of alleged “trandgendered” children are on psychotropic drugs prescribed by medical doctors. As the whole world laughs at America we sink deeper into the drug induced abyss. Conservative estimates place 8.5 million children of school age on mind altering drugs (see https://www.cchrint.org/psychiatric-drugs/children-on-psychiatric-drugs/ ).

This combined with 150 million Americans addicted to drugs, both “legal” and illegal, clearly shows the US is in a drug-induced coma. And virtually EVERYONE is on drugs in the US!!! Continue reading →

Five Major Areas of Decline

1. The Military

Besides what has been called the “gayification” of our Armed Forces, we’ve seen the undermining of religious expression among our military chaplains and officers. Lieutenant General (retired) William Boykin put it best, “If chaplains and other personnel are censored from offering the full solace of the gospel, there is no religious freedom in the military.” MORE

There are fears Christian Orthodox cathedrals are being targeted by arsonists after at least four were destroyed in blazes after worshippers celebrated Easter. MORE

The Venezuelan opposition has claimed that 600,000 people have signed a petition for a recall referendum on President Nicolas Maduro.

It is more than triple the number needed to start organizing the process.

Earlier, Mr Maduro dismissed the initiative, saying he would serve out his full mandate until 2019.MORE

Police say that a man is facing voluntary manslaughter charges after he shot another man during Sunday service at a Montgomery County church in Pennsylvania.

The shooting occurred following a dispute over seating arrangements at the Keystone Fellowship Church, a suburban Philadelphia church on Stump Road, North Wales, Pennsylvania, according to NBC 10. VIDEO

Ascension Thursday
Vol 9 Issue 18 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
April 30, 2016 ~ Saint Catherine of Siena, opn!

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (66)
2. Fifth Sunday after Easter
3. St. Joseph, Laborer
4. Christ in the Home (40)
5. Articles and notices

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A lot of these secret accounts are used to support revolutions around the world.

VATICAN CITY (AFP) – A clean-up of the Vatican bank has been completed, with the final tally of suspect accounts that had to be closed nearing 5,000, the Holy See’s financial watchdog said Thursday.

Unveiling the 2015 annual report of the Financial Information Authority (FIA), its director Tommaso Di Ruzza said a three-year examination of the scandal-hit Institute of Religious Works (IOR), as the bank is officially known, was now finished. MORE

SEVILLE (SPAIN) (AFP) – Construction workers have found 600 kilos (1,300 pounds) of ancient Roman coins while carrying out routine work on water pipes in southern Spain, local officials said Thursday.

“It is a unique collection and there are very few similar cases,” Ana Navarro, head of Seville’s Archeology Museum which is looking after the find, told a news conference.

Dating back to the late third and early fourth centuries, the bronze coins were found Wednesday inside 19 Roman amphoras, a type of jar, in the town of Tomares near Seville. MORE

Andy Park wanted to test the limits of Target’s new bathroom policy that allows transgender people to use whichever store restroom “corresponds with their gender identity.” Park visited a Target store in St Petersburg, Florida, on April 22 and recorded his experiences on a hidden camera. MORE