The Finest Anglo-Saxon Sculpture in all of England – a Visit to Breedon-on-the-Hill Leicestershire – YouTube
The church of St Mary and St Hardulph at Breedon sits on top of a hill in Leicestershire. It was
Day: November 8, 2022
“Anti-White Racism Doesn’t Exist”: My Kids’ School Refused to Show Me What They Were Teaching – YouTube
During the pandemic, when much teaching was conducted online, Clare was in the unusual position of being able to witness
French cardinal admits to abusing teenage girl 35 years ago – The Catholic Leader
He is a member of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican office charged with investigating clerics
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 8th one thing is necessary Luke x.42
A brief meditation for Christians from Bishop ✠Richard Challoner for everyday of the year.
French church lifts veil on sexual abuse by bishops – UCA News
All the 11 former or serving French bishops will face either prosecution or church disciplinary procedures French church lifts veil
Energy must not become ‘a tool of geopolitical coercion,’ European bishops say | Crux
An overdependence on Russian oil and gas imports, they said, has thus allowed “the ‘weaponization’ of energy supplies by Russia,
RORATE CÆLI: Dutch Bishop: “God is out of the picture in this damned synodal process. The Holy Spirit has absolutely nothing to do with it.”
Once again, Bishop Robert Mutsaerts, auxiliary of Den Bosch, the Netherlands, has the right words for the right time.In a
‘Flaming basketball’ meteorite destroys Californian farmer’s home
Dustin Procita’s house was engulfed in flames that killed a dog and burned down a trailer and a pickup truck
Carissimi: Today’s Mass; Octave Day of All Saints
Carissimi: Today’s Mass; Octave Day of All Saints
Spiritual Reading for Tuesday – Twenty-second Week After Pentecost
Humility of the intellect consists, as we have seen, in esteeming oneself worthy of reproach and scorn; while humility of the will is a desire to be despised by others and taking pleasure in contempt. This is the more meritorious because an act of the will is more pleasing to God than an act of the intellect.