Drone Bomb Attack at Catholic Church in Indonesia: Four civilians were injured after an explosive device reportedly dropped by a drone exploded in the courtyard of St. Paul’s Nabuni Mbamogo Catholic Church in Intan Jaya, Central Papua, Indonesia, shortly after Sunday Mass on 17 May 2026. According to local reports, worshippers were gathered outside the church when the blast occurred. The incident comes amid escalating violence in Central Papua between Indonesian security forces and Papuan separatist groups.
Indonesia: Four people were seriously injured after a drone dropped a BOMB at a Catholic Church at St Paul's Church, Intan Jaya shortly after Sunday Mass
Worse than Germany:Bishop John Stowe of Kentucky, USA, compared the founders of the homosexual group ‘New Ways Ministry’ - which promotes homosexual “marriage” and “gender transitions” - to St. Paul, St. Francis of Assisi, Mother Teresa, and other Catholic figures. In a May 21 podcast the prelate said that the "Holy Spirit" might do something new: “Isn't this what Francis of Assisi experienced when his exuberance of spirit moved him to renounce the materialism and status that had defined his life and to embrace the outcast and the lepers? The Holy Spirit empowered him to discern how to rebuild the church by fidelity to the gospel and inclusion of the poor. Isn't this what Paul of Tarsus experienced when he saw no reason to exclude the Gentiles from this universal community? […] Isn't this opening of windows and doors what the founding leaders and supporters of 'New Way's Ministry' were doing as they embrace those wounded by rejection because of their sexual orientation? Since …Ավելին
Worse than Germany: During a recent wedding at Saint Martin Church in Aubière, Diocese of Clermont-Ferrand, France, a deacon sang Claude François’s song “Cette année-là” (“That Year”) in front of the altar. The guests are jumping up and down, applauding and singing along. The Diocese of Clermont has been ruined by Archbishop François Kalist since 2016.
Diocèse de Clermont-Ferrand : Un diacre déchainé chante Claude François devant l’autel : jusqu’où ira la désacralisation des mariages catholiques ?
— Folha de S. Paulo, May 22, 1980 — by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira I doubt the political party I suggested launching in my latest article, POTWCT, is gaining traction among Folha’s wide readership. Many people, like me, are unable to think clearly because of a lack of information. They are common across all political parties. Furthermore, they make up the vast majori ty of those who prefer not to join any party. The point is, to join POTWCT, someone must be free of vanity. The POTWCT is the “Party of Those Who Cannot Think,” and it wounds the vanity of every man and woman to admit they cannot do something. Even when that thing is as unprofitable and underestimated as thinking is today. For my part, even without joining that party, I still insist that I can’t think without information. I’m not ashamed of not having this information because the public and private entities responsible for providing it don’t make it easy or convenient for me, as a voter, to access. So, what can be done? …Ավելին
The folks who run things seem to be far worse than incompetent no where matter you go. I offer this detailed overview of some forgotten authority figures, like landlords, who do everything to drive us crazy.
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Two priests and a subdeacon of the Transalpine Redemptorists have fled from the monastery island of Papa Stronsay, Scotland, according to PressAndJournal.co.uk on May 20. The three reportedly coordinated their departure with Bishop Hugh Gilbert of Aberdeen, who is expected to establish a new community with them in his diocese. They are said to have secretly contacted the bishop using a monastery laptop and left the island by boat without informing their superiors. The plan was discovered on the laptop on the day of their departure. Father Anthony Mary criticized the men for leaving in secret. “They left on the evening boat, and we have heard nothing since — no word, no explanation, nothing,” he said. He also accused Bishop Hugh Gilbert of having “worked against us.” Father Michael Mary, founder of the Transalpine Redemptorists, said the three left because of “theological differences.” The departure came shortly after the community published a manifesto rejecting the legitimacy of …Ավելին
FACTUAL CORRECTIONS: The two priests and seminarian who left the Transalpine Redemptorists: 1) The text above makes it sound as though they "escaped" in a boat. This is inaccurate. They did not live in Papa Stronsay but in Stronsay. They simply walked from the house in which they were living and took the evening ferry. That they "fled" is media nonsense. 2) Clearly because they left to go to the Bishop of Aberdeen they had to have been in contact with him. It was not a secret. Their complaints to the Bishop of Aberdeen had been ongoing since October 2025, but indeed without any reference to the monastery superior. All attempts by the superiors to talk matters through were in vain. 3) The date that they left the house in Stronsay and took the ferry was: 27 March. This was not after the death of Brother Ignatius Maria. Brother died 12 April. The text above wrongly states that Brother's body had not yet been found as of yesterday (23 May). Brother's body was found and positively identified …Ավելին
Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 20:33 BST, 22 May 2026 | Updated: 23:39 BST, 22 May 2026 A man has been arrested after five people were stabbed in a daylight attack on a London street. Four men, aged 20, 22, 42 and 47, were rushed to hospital with stab wounds on Friday afternoon while a fifth man, aged 26, has also been taken to hospital. The fifth man has also been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and possession with intent to supply Class A and B drugs. Emergency services rushed to the scene, in Horn Lane, Acton, west London following reports of a stabbing at 2.47pm on Friday. It is understood that none of the men have sustained life-threatening or life-changing injuries in the attack. Chief Superintendent Jill Horsfall said: 'We recognise this will be concerning for the local community and want to reassure them that our detectives …
Archbishop Marcelo Colombo of Mendoza, president of the Argentine Episcopal Conference, has denied receiving any formal reprimand from the Vatican regarding the reception of Holy Communion, according to a report by InfoVaticana.com. The controversy began after ElWanderer.com claimed last week that both Archbishop Colombo and Bishop Gabriel Barba of San Luis had been reprimanded by the Vatican because they had prohibited kneeling to receive Communion. Archbishop Colombo described the reports as “a lie” and “fake news”. Speaking to Radio María, Archbishop Colombo insisted that 'there is nothing' to the story, adding that he had never received any official communication from the Vatican on the matter. Picture: Marcelo Colombo, Gabriel Barba, #newsLiksvbxwun
The Vatican has NOT reprimanded the leftist and anti-Catholic Argentine militants—Marcelo Colombo and Gabriel Barba—invalidly appointed as "bishops" by the false pope Bergoglio.
Most homeowners insurance do not cover Lithium Ion battery fires inside a garage. You need to construct a block dog house outside the garage to contain any fires - just in case.
The man featured for nearly 25 years on the cover of the Roman priest calendar “Calendario Romano” is not a priest. Giovanni Galizia, now 39, told La Repubblica he posed for the photo at age 17 in Palermo as a joke after meeting photographer Piero Pazzi. Galizia said he was never paid, never felt called to the priesthood, and now works in flight attendant training for a Spanish airline. He described the image as an aesthetic portrait of an embarrassed teenager whose friends were laughing during the shoot.
A calendar featuring close-ups of young, handsome priests has been a popular Rome souvenir for two decades. However, many of those photographed aren't actually priests.
On 21 May, Fsspx.news published a message from Father Davide Pagliarani, Superior of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, addressed to its members regarding the Episcopal Consecrations. The text was signed March 7. Main points, slightly shortened. - While the state of necessity could already be invoked in 1988, this state of necessity is, unfortunately, even more evident in 2026. - There is a positive aspect to this situation. The announcement on 2 February left no one in the Catholic Church indifferent. Almost everyone feels concern and the need to express their approval or disapproval. - The reason behind the decision to proceed with episcopal consecrations is the salvation of souls. This should not be seen as mere rhetoric or a simple canonical justification. - We must love the Church, even if its official representatives were to declare us excommunicated and schismatic once again. - We must never succumb to bitterness. - We must remember that if Divine Providence grants us the …Ավելին
The Superior General of the SSPX has defended the Society’s decision to consecrate bishops this summer, arguing that the “state of necessity” first invoked by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre in 1988 is now “even more evident in 2026”. Fr Davide Pagliarani also warned that any declaration of excommunication or schism against the Society “would be objectively unjust”.
The Diocese of Capua is investigating claims that a fiberglass statue of Padre Pio in Casalba near Naples shed a tear first noticed on April 18. Parish priest Don Girolamo Capuano says he reviewed April security footage and found no evidence of tampering. The diocese is examining the substance seen on the statue. The case has drawn pilgrims and national media attention, while Church authorities remain cautious after a previous “weeping statue” in the same town was later explained by rainwater leakage.
Tear on Padre Pio's face, the Curia examines the statue at the church in Macerata Campania
The German Bishops’ Conference gave Leo XIV a "very clear vote in favor of the female diaconate", Bishop Franz Jung of Würzburg told Mainpost.de on May 19. Now it is up to Leo XIV "to decide how things proceed," Bishop Jung added. The issue remains on the agenda and, in his view, it will "not be pushed aside from anytime soon". Picture: Franz Jung, Pressebild, #newsBbnnzwjvvu