BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV says to Anglicans “We are Already One” Pope Leo XIV has stirred profound discussion with his declaration to an ecumenical gathering that Catholics and Anglicans are already “one” in Christ, urging Christians to “recognize, experience, and make visible” this unity. But is such a claim consistent with Catholic teaching? John-Henry Westen of LifeSiteNews examines the pope’s words in light of the unchangeable truths of the Catholic faith. While Christ prayed “that they may be

BREAKING: Conservative Bishops SPLIT on SSPX: Viganò vs Eleganti The Priestly Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) has announced it will consecrate new bishops without Vatican approval on July 1, citing a "grave necessity" to continue its ministry. This explosive move, following failed talks with Rome, is creating a deep rift among conservative Catholic leaders. Read full story here: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/sspx-announces-consecration-of-bishops-without-vatican-approval/ | LifeSite

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Pope Leo’s Agenda EXPOSED: Mother Miriam Reveals ERRORS of Pope Leo Mother Miriam delivers a powerful warning about the spiritual danger of silence in the Catholic Church, especially from bishops who privately recognize error but refuse to speak publicly. She argues that modern calls for “unity” have become detached from truth, forming a counterfeit harmony rooted in fear, not faith. From women’s ordination to Latin Mass suppression, she frames today’s controversies as symptoms of deeper doctrin

EXCLUSIVE: Jason Evert Reveals Key Moments in His Son's Miracle Healing “Melt the cancer.” That was the direct prayer of Franciscan friars over Jason Evert’s son, John Paul, after a terrifying diagnosis of lymphoma. In this emotional interview, Evert recounts the days of fear, the global network of prayer that mobilized, and the moment doctors stood in disbelief: the cancer was gone. Evert reveals how surgeons found the mass liquefied, mirroring the friars’ words—and shares the family’s journey