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Importantes cambios en la diócesis de León: mujeres en el gobierno, seminaristas a Salamanca y salida de los claretianos
El obispo Luis Ángel de las Heras asume el rectorado del Seminario San Froilán mientras espera la aprobación de un seminario interdiocesano por parte de la S...
Dos mujeres se incorporan al gobierno diocesano
Siete seminaristas se incorporan a Salamanca
Comunidad de 34 seminaristas de ocho diócesis
Nuevas áreas pastorales
El adiós de los Claretianos de León
El obispo de León, Luis Ángel de las Heras, ha anunciado una reorganización de las responsabilidades diocesanas que incluye la incorporación de dos mujeres al gobierno de la diócesis, el traslado de los seminaristas del Seminario Conciliar San Froilán a Salamanca y el cierre de la casa asistencial de los Misioneros Claretianos después de 57 años de presencia en León.
Las novedades forman parte de los nombramientos, cambios de destino y nuevas áreas pastorales comunicados este lunes por el prelado con motivo …

Leo XIV claims that Christ founded a “religious movement” - in direct contradiction to Church teaching and the Gospel.
The recently published document The Path of Hope was signed by the heads of three Vatican dicasteries and approved by Leo XIV on 22 June. It states in §10:
“Early Christianity developed from the movement initiated by Jesus and his disciples, distinguishing itself from the various forms of Judaism over time.”
That’s the liberal Protestant view associated with figures such as Albert Schweitzer.
It clashes with propositions explicitly condemned by St Pius X in Lamentabili sane.
Condemned sentences are:
§59: Christ “inaugurated a religious movement adapted to, or to be adapted to, different times and places.”
§60: “Christian doctrine was originally Judaic. Through successive evolutions, it first became Pauline, then Joannine and finally Hellenic and universal.”
Catholic teaching states: Christ did not merely initiate a movement that gradually became Christianity. He …

Saint Pio of Pietrelcina
Feast September 23
Francesco was born in the small Italian village of Pietrelcina on May 25, 1887.
His parents, Grazio Forgione and Maria Giuseppa Di Nunzio, were peasant farmers, but they recognized their son was close to God.
When he was only five years old, he solemnly consecrated himself to Jesus. It is said he often spoke with Our Lord, Our Lady and his guardian angel, who defended him against attacks by the devil.
He joined the Capuchin Franciscans at the age of fifteen, and took the name Pio with his religious vows. After seven years of study he was ordained to the priesthood in 1910.
During the same month he was ordained, Padre Pio was praying in the chapel when Our Lord and His Blessed Mother appeared and gave him the Stigmata. However, the wounds soon faded and then disappeared. “I do want to suffer, even to die of suffering,” Padre Pio told Our Lady, “but all in secret." Soon after, he experienced the first of his spiritual ecstasies.
Pio was in the …

After more than four centuries, the Dominicans have left the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Las Caldas de Besaya in Cantabria, Spain.
Last Sunday, the Dominicans formally entrusted the sanctuary to the Diocese of Santander.
The church will remain a place of worship. The property continues to belong to the Dominicans. But the resident Dominican community - once one of the Order’s important houses in Spain - has come to an end.
The scale of the change is captured by Fr. Francisco García Ortega OP, the last superior of the community.
He entered the Dominican Order at Las Caldas 55 years ago, aged 17. At the time, the sanctuary housed Dominican philosophical studies.
“We were more than 200 friars, and now we are only two,” García Ortega told DiocesisDeSantander.com. Those two are García Ortega and Fr. Fernando Serrano Pérez OP, who has served at Las Caldas for about 30 years.
The Dominicans first came to Las Caldas in the early 17th century. Fr García Ortega noted that during four centuries …

Il Dicastero vaticano mette in guardia dall'inculturazione della liturgia
Sì a inculturazione della liturgia se davvero utile, senza sincretismo o ricerca di impatto visivo. «La liturgia non è opera nostra»
The Vatican Dicastery warns against the inculturation of the liturgy
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Yes to forms of inculturation of the liturgy, but only if truly useful and without syncretism or the pursuit of visual impact. "The liturgy is not our work."
«Neither a museum of immutable forms, nor a laboratory of experiments» .
This is how the Spanish bishop Aurelio García Macías , undersecretary of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, recalled the new bishops coming from the missions.
The theme is that of theinculturation of the liturgy, that is, the possibility of integrating elements of different local cultures into worship .
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The secretary of the Vatican dicastery …

Un « concert rituel » d'inspiration chamanique et New Age dans une église
Un concert rituel d'inspiration chamanique et New Age a eu lieu dans une église de Barcelone. Découvrez comment Kuyay Santosha a investi Sant Pau del…
A Barcelone, l’église romane de Sant Pau del Camp a accueilli un « concert rituel » de Kuyay Santosha, un artiste qui se présente comme un musicothérapeute et lie sa proposition au chamanisme, aux « sons guérisseurs » et à la spiritualité New Age.
Kuyay Santosha est présentée ainsi sur l’un des sites qui assurent sa promotion : « Compositrice, chanteuse et musicothérapeute d’origine espagnole, spécialisée dans la musique thérapeutique et les sons de guérison favorisant la connexion spirituelle. Son approche artistique mêle les vibrations d’instruments ancestraux, comme le tambour chamanique, à des chants qui font office de prières ou d’offrandes pour encourager la guérison et l’introspection. » Kuyay Santosha attribue des propriétés curatives à sa musique et la …

The Cure For Teen Depression Is Giving Your Kids Siblings
What does the fertility rate have to do with mental illness? More than you might suspect.
While watching the recent documentary Thank You for Sharing, I found the last 10 minutes to be the only interesting part. While the rest of the documentary railed against the industry of medical professionals incentivized to create and “treat” mental illness over the past century, the last few minutes finally addressed how to escape the scourge of “mental illness” and learn to be well.
Most of the interviews consisted of generalizations about the danger of “experts,” and some reviewers found that worthwhile. Some of us, perhaps, tire of discussing what is wrong and are more interested in what we can do about the problem.
And it is clearly a problem. More than 16 percent of U.S. adults report taking psychotropic drugs. Among women, it’s more than 1 in 4. These are some of the same drugs that, according to the court of public opinion, are …

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A passage from the Quran asking “What do you worship?” was chanted during the opening Mass at Catholic KU Leuven attended by Archbishop Luc Terlinden
Islamic prayer asking ‘What do you worship?’ …

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Cardinals praise ‘irreversible’ synodality and ‘healing’ nature of Church decline
The true state of the Church is far worse than many surveys document, but for Cardinals Hollerich and Marx the answer is to be synodal even more determinedly than before.
Describing Pope Francis’ synodality as “irreversible” and the decline in Church figures as “healing”, two prominent cardinals have weighed in on the future of the Church in Europe.
Synodality is impossible to forestall, Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich attested this past week. Luxembourg’s Cardinal Hollerich served as the relator general of the multi-year Synod on Synodality and thus – alongside Cardinal Mario Grech – has become one of the most vocal champions of Pope Francis’ synod and synodal style.

[Review] Belloc’s “Cranmer”: the misdeeds of the man who invented Anglicanism
by Luca FumagalliOriginally published in 1931 an recently reissued by Mysterium Press, Cranmer is one of the finest historical essays by Hilaire Belloc concerning the period of the Reformation. Although he was a poet, writer, journalist and member of parliament, today he is best remembered as an
by Luca Fumagalli
Originally published in 1931 an recently reissued by Mysterium Press, Cranmer is one of the finest historical essays by Hilaire Belloc concerning the period of the Reformation. Although he was a poet, writer, journalist and member of parliament, today he is best remembered as an historian and Catholic apologist. He was also a close friend of G. K. Chesterton, with whom he shared numerous battles in defence of the Church and in aid of the poor.
As Belloc himself writes in the opening pages of his book, Cranmer is not a mere biography; rather, it is an examination of the psychology of the famous …

Kardinal Marx: "Ich fühle mich absolut einsatzfähig"
Der Münchner Erzbischof im katholisch.de-Interview
30 Jahre im Bischofsamt – für Kardinal Reinhard Marx Anlass, zurückzublicken und zugleich nach vorn zu schauen. Im Interview mit katholisch.de spricht der Münchner Erzbischof über die Freude und die Belastungen seines Dienstes, die tiefen Einschnitte durch den Missbrauchsskandal und seine Erfahrungen mit dem Synodalen Weg, dessen Mitinitiator er war. Zudem erklärt Marx, wie er auf das Verhältnis zu Rom und Papst Leo XIV. blickt, warnt vor der wachsenden Macht von Algorithmen und sozialen Medien – und macht deutlich, dass er trotz seines bevorstehenden 75. Geburtstags noch lange nicht amtsmüde ist.
Frage: Herr Kardinal, am 21. September 1996 wurden Sie zum Bischof geweiht. Wenn Sie heute dem Reinhard Marx von damals begegnen könnten: Was würden Sie ihm über die kommenden 30 Jahre erzählen – und wovor würden Sie ihn vielleicht auch warnen?
Marx: Dass es viel Freude mit sich bringen wird …