@Billy F The Church is a Kingdom and Christ is King. Have you ever read a booklet by the late, great Michael Davies RIP? He wrote a fantastic little booklet on the Social Kingship of Christ: The Reign of Christ the King Ideal for wide distribution. Kindle edition is only 99p (approx $1.26) on Amazon: Amazon.co.uk or on Amazon.com $0.99 on Kindle and $5.95 in book form. Ideal for the month of June, the Sacred Heart.

"When asked at the Italian Bishops’ Conference if gay men should now be allowed to train for the priesthood as long as they remained celibate, Pope Francis said they should not." So why are we ordaining gays in the UK - one in Leeds and two in Westminster? All under Pope Francis's watch? His behaviour on this (and other) issues is like that of someone with bi-polar illness. No doubt a grovelling apology will be issued a.s.a.p. and it will all be explained away and said that he didn't mean that in the first place.

@chris griffin I never said you had to believe in Fatima. Show me where I did. I asked you to read this post by Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort The … who died in 1716 - 201 years before Fatima even happened. The rest of your comments are just ad hominem attacks without explanation.
I think there are even more than twelve apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary that have been approved by the Church. The Church doesn't teach that we have to believe any of them. Nor does the Church teach that we have to honour (by specific acts of devotion) all the particular apparitions, daily or even occasionally.
It would be easy to say certain things to you publicly, that would possibly humiliate you, but I don't want to do that. I'd like to speak with you privately, through 'Chat' to prove that I am not just trying to score points off you. If you want to, you know where I am, through the 'Chat' facility. If you don't want to, fine. Incidentally - are you male or female? 'Chris' could mean Christopher or Christine and could have some relevance on my observations of your behaviour on GTV. I am male, by the way.

The following excerpt is from E Michael Jones booklet: 'The Man Behind the Curtain - Michael Voris and the Homosexual Vortex' (Fidelity Press, 2016) This was written 8 years ago - wake up and smell the coffee!

"The infallible sign that an “apostolate” has become a racket is the benefactor cruise. Church Militant TV was no exception to this rule. On April 2, 2016, Voris and his benefactors set sail on Church Militant’s fourth annual “retreat at sea,” a cruise along the coast of California which included “13 exclusive conferences given by Michael Voris” on topics like “Crisis in the Church” and “Purity” as well as daily Mass and Eucharistic adoration, all followed by meals prepared by the Ruby Princess chefs, who are “true culinary artists” who make each meal “an unforgettable gourmet experience.”

There was more than a little irony involved in the cruise. As Maureen Mullarkey later put it: “Your best hope is to pay up for his luxury Lenten cruise (“at the foot of the Cross” on the Ruby Princess), daiquiri in hand, and seagulls overhead.” Beyond the obvious cognitive dissonance which meditation on the Cross of Christ caused when linked to unforgettable gourmet meals, there was the added irony involved in the fact that Voris was a frequent habitué of gay cruises during his years as an active homosexual. The fact that Voris kept photo albums of those cruises, which included photos of his “marriage” ceremony to the man who made him HIV positive was some indication that he had more than a lingering attachment to his former life. The “retreat at sea” cruise was just one more indication that Voris was acting out a spiritual version of the same life he had lived as a homosexual.

There were other indications that he wanted to hold on to his past while still clinging to the belief that he was leading a new, more spiritual life. In addition to being narcissistic, Voris was obsessive/compulsive and had filing cabinets full of receipts from every gay spa and restaurant he had ever frequented, which indicated more attachment to his former life as well as the fact that he trivialized the degree of sin that he had been involved in. Voris’s homosexuality was not an isolated incident; it was a public commitment, as symbolized by his “marriage” ceremony at sea, that continued for years. The fact that he had broken with former sex partners was not a sign that he had broken with the past, but was simply typical of the homosexual scene, where relationships don’t last. You simply have sex and move on. Gay culture is completely narcissistic. Once a homosexual has sex, he has no more use for a sex partner; he cuts them off, and they are dead to him."