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TONIGHT AT 7: Queens Restaurateur Channels Success Into Devotion to Padre Pio
Queens restaurant owner Joe Oppedisano has been directing much of his time, money, and energy toward a deep personal devotion to St. Padre Pio.
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During his flight to Equatorial Guinea, Pope Leo XIV responded to questions regarding a potential future consistory. “That is a question that many people want to ask,” he said. He then made it clear that no decision had yet been taken on the timing of a new consistory. "We need to consider the matter from a broader global perspective," he added, also suggesting that the African continent is being given attention.

Today, Leo XIV commented on the possibility of the next consistory and the creation of new cardinals: 'No decision has yet been made on when new cardinals will be created. We need to consider the issue from a global perspective. We hope that, in the near future — or perhaps a little further down the line — the appointment of a new cardinal for Angola can be considered, and that this will be the case for Africa, and perhaps even for Angola.”

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In an interview with The Good Newsroom, Archbishop Hicks of New York reflects on the first time he met Pope Francis, and how the Pope had a way of making personal connections.

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Carlus shares from Coenobium

The oldest prayer from the Apostles that miraculously still exists… Three years after the crucifiction, St Thomas sent Thaddeus to Edessa. Thaddeus not only brought the word, he brought the oldest Anaphora. This was a Eucharistic Prayer *from Jerusalem* which was prayed by the *Apostles themselves*. This prayer was kept alive in the Assyro-Chaldean churches, which are slowly going extinct. A prayer from the time of Christ. Not a few centuries later. Saving ancient Christianity = saving the prayers & treasures of the Apostles.

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Pierre Henri

Weather Monitor
@WeatherMonitors
Over 10 fuel tankers are currently on fire after a major explosion at the port in Homalin, Sagaing Region, Myanmar. Eyewitnesses report a rapid spread and multiple injuries. Emergency crews are still battling the intense heat, with fears of deaths.

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Cabinet dissent against Starmer over Mandelson …

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Epstein Craved Harvard Connections. Many There Were Eager to Help.
New documents reveal what professors did to help Jeffrey Epstein get inside Harvard’s gates.
nytimes.com/…0/us/epstein-files-harvard-universit…
Jeffrey Epstein walked out of Palm Beach County jail in July 2009, after serving 13 months for solicitation and prostitution with a minor.
Back at his waterfront mansion, he immediately began working to rebuild a cherished relationship, his connection to Harvard University.
“home and free,” Mr. Epstein wrote by email the day of his release, in a message contained among documents recently made public by the federal government. The recipient was Stephen Kosslyn, a Harvard professor of psychology at the time.
“HI Jeffrey!!!!!” the professor replied. “THIS IS FABULOUS!”
For a decade, Mr. Epstein had used the power of his money and the force of his personality to carve a unique place for himself at Harvard. He became not just a patron of the sciences but also a faux researcher …More

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Pierre Henri

Tommy Robinson
@TRobinsonNewEra
Pastor Steve Maile, Watford, Herts, handcuffed and taken away by a trio of police officers yesterday. His crime? Preaching The Gospel! Only Christians are treat like this. An absolute disgrace!

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On the first anniversary of Pope Francis’ death, Pope Leo XIV remembered him as a leader who gave greatly to the Church through his life, words, and actions.“I would like to remember, on this first anniversary of his death, Pope Francis, who gave so much to the church with his life, his testimony, his words, and his gestures,” Pope Leo said. He recalled how Pope Francis truly lived with “closeness to the poorest, the little ones, the sick, the children, the elderly.”

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john333

Are Catholic Charities Running a Massive Migrant Ponzi Scheme?
youtube.com/watch?v=kUi0PcRc9kA

Boanerges Boanerges

That's right, he gave so much, so much confusion, chaos, sin, destruction of faith and souls. So much, that Prevost continues to do the same, but he packages it better than Bergoglio

Irapuato

Mary Live with Dr. Mark Miravalle: Pope Leo Teaches Marian Coredemption
Good news! Pope Leo teaches Marian Coredemption, specifying Mary's offering of her suffering "for the good of all." Hear the full quote of Pope Leo and its doctrinal significance as explained by Dr. Mark Miravalle.

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Pierre Henri

Mr. Nobody
@MmisterNobody
Farmers across the country are scratching their heads, and not just from bug bites. They're finding boxes packed full of ticks dumped in their fields. Just sitting there. Full of ticks. In a box. Interesting timing, considering Pfizer just announced it's about to release a Lyme disease vaccine. What makes this one different from your average vaccine? It actually does its job inside the tick.
From epidemiologist Katelyn Jetelina "It trains your body to make antibodies, and when a tick bites you and drinks your blood, it also drinks those antibodies, which then kill the bacteria right inside the tick's gut, before it ever reaches you." In other words, the tick bites you, has a bad time, and you walk away fine.
So to summarize : mysterious boxes of ticks are appearing in farm fields, and the company that benefits most from a Lyme disease outbreak just happens to have a Lyme disease vaccine ready to go.

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Jeffrey Ade shares from Peter 33

Just found this thanks to @Peter 33 Great imagery and pithy theology!

Popis není třeba

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Jeffrey Ade

@Percy Franklin Thank you for sharing that. I think that is wonderful! God bless you!

Percy Franklin

The good bishop conditionally (re)confirmed me back in 1997. I remember during our conversations and his sermons that he had such a powerful command of the language and the Faith. You could not be unmoved when you heard him. Eternal Rest Grant unto him O Lord.

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Pope Leo XIV Delivers Key Speech to Civil Society in Equatorial Guinea
Pope Leo XIV addresses authorities, civil society leaders, and the diplomatic corps during a high-level meeting at the Presidential Palace in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. The speech forms a key moment of his apostolic journey, focusing on dialogue, peace, and international cooperation. The gathering highlights the Vatican’s diplomatic engagement with African nations and the importance of collaboration on social and humanitarian challenges. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Pope Leo continues his Africa tour with an official visit to Equatorial Guinea, including meetings with President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, civil society, scholars, and cultural figures in Malabo. The Pope will also visit healthcare and church institutions. Watch DRM News for live coverage and updates. Pope Leo XIV Speaks at Grand Diplomatic Meeting in Malabo Palace Inside Malabo Palace: Pope Leo XIV …More

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APOSTOLISCHE REISE VON PAPST LEO XIV.
NACH ALGERIEN, KAMERUN, ANGOLA UND ÄQUATORIALGUINEA

(13.-23. APRIL 2026)
BEGEGNUNG MIT VERTRETERN AUS POLITIK UND ZIVILGESELLSCHAFT
UND MIT DEM DIPLOMATISCHEN KORPS

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Apostolic Journey to Equatorial Guinea: Meeting …
ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS POPE LEO XIV
Presidential Palace (Malabo)
Tuesday, 21 April 2026

[Multimedia]
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Mr President,
Distinguished Civil Authorities
and Members of the Diplomatic Corps,
Ladies and Gentlemen,

I greet you cordially and thank you for your welcome and for the words addressed to me. I am happy to be here among you, visiting the beloved people of Equatorial Guinea. During his visit to the country, Saint Pope John Paul II described you, Mr President, as “the symbolic center to which the living aspirations of a people converge for the establishment of a social climate of authentic liberty, justice, respect and promotion of the rights of every person or group, and better living conditions, which allow everyone to realize themselves as human beings and as children of God” (Address to the President of Equatorial Guinea, 18 February 1982). These are words that remain timely and that challenge anyone …More

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Kat A
@SaiKate108
The Irish people are waking up and there’s no turning back!! Ivor Cummins says they now see it’s about so much more than fuel - it’s about the Epstein class ruling over them. Even the media which is usually a Government mouthpiece has turned on them over their sinister attempt to review and censor coverage of the protests. A powerful testament to what happens when people finally stand together.

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James Martin in leaked audio: There has been a “step forward,” not a full change in doctrine. Martin points to Fiducia Supplicans, approved under Pope Francis. It allows priests to give non-liturgical, spontaneous blessings to same-sex couples. These are not marriages and not formal ceremonies. Recognition of “goodness” in these relationships. He emphasizes that the Church is beginning to acknowledge positive elements (love, commitment, faith) in same-sex couples. Change is gradual, not revolutionary. The Church is “moving,” but slowly. What may seem minor in Western countries is very controversial globally, especially in parts of Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Pastoral shift driven by real people. The growing visibility of LGBTQ individuals (family members, parishioners) is pushing the Church to engage more compassionately and realistically.

With impunity, the apostate and gay activist James Martin normalizes sodomy

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john333

!960-70 hippie theology is now sour wine can we please lower the curtain.
I have to find myself its all about me

silvioabcd

E chi dovrebbe scomunicarlo e ridurlo allo stato laicale è più colpevole di lui.

Leo XIV Considers Francis a "Great Gift": While flying from Angola to Equatorial Guinea today, Pope Leo XIV commemorated his predecessor, Francis, who died on April 21 last year. Leo XIV alleged that Francis had given "so much" through his words and actions. "He promoted an authentic respect for all men and women, and taught us that we are all brothers and sisters," claimed Leo XIV, adding: "We thank the Lord for the great gift of Francis's life to the Church and the whole world."

On the first anniversary of Pope Francis’ death, Pope Leo XIV remembered him as a leader who gave greatly to the Church through his life, words, and actions.“I would like to remember, on this first anniversary of his death, Pope Francis, who gave so much to the church with his life, his testimony, his words, and his gestures,” Pope Leo said. He recalled how Pope Francis truly lived with “closeness to the poorest, the little ones, the sick, the children, the elderly.”

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Gisela Mueller

He had never been Pontiff. That's the reason of everything.

SonoftheChurch

Worst Pontiff ever.

Pierre Henri

Ice Age Farmer
@iceagefarmer
A fire has broken out at Western India’s largest oil refinery at Pachpadra, Balotra, ahead of its planned inauguration by PM Narendra Modi on 21th of April.
The destruction of energy infrastructure is continuing and is quite blatant — they WANT you to know. Evil is BEGGING to be seen. This is the collective shadow seeking integration.
The destruction grows by the day — time to start growing food and building your own systems.

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Oil refineries spontaneously combusting all over the world .

Michael Haynes

Michael Haynes 🇻🇦 - NEW: Pope Leo XIV today commented on possibility of the next consisto...
NEW: Pope Leo XIV today commented on possibility of the next consistory & new cardinals: “It has not yet been decided when new cardinals will be created. We need to look at the issue from a global perspective. We hope that for Africa, & perhaps even for Angola, in the near x.com/MLJHaynes/status/2046570192633827697/video/1

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Diana Pfeffer

Bill Gates says the merging of biometric digital ID, bank accounts and payment systems is needed to safely monitor people's health records, keeping tabs on farmers, and tackling "climate problems."

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Boanerges Boanerges

So they get to play God and with a push of a button delete farms, starve whole populations and blackmail them into taking the mark of their beast

Pierre Henri

TheBlaze
@theblaze
Congolese refugees march near the White House to protest, saying the US isn’t doing enough to help the Congo:
Stephen Miller
@StephenM
Obama and Biden flew around 120,00 refugees by airplane from the Congo and resettled them across the United States as part of the US Refugee Admissions Program created by President Jimmy Carter. In 1980, Jimmy Carter signed a law to provide refugees an expedited path to US citizenship and the following benefits:
—Voting. Refugees, once naturalized, have the same vote as all US citizens
—Sitting on juries. Refugees, once naturalized, can judge Americans guilty or not guilty.
—Serving as judges. Refugees, once naturalized, can become the final authority where you live on the meaning and application of the United States Constitution
—Serving as police officers. Mayors can recruit those admitted as refugees to serve as police officers with the power to arrest Americans.
—Free medical care
—Free housing
—Free food
—Free education
—…More

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