Video Reveals the Scale of the Nude Performance Outside Las Palmas Cathedral The video shows details of the performance involving nearly 500 nude participants painted in rainbow colours outside Las Palmas Cathedral in Spain last Sunday. Bishop José Mazuelos of the Canary Islands defended the demonstration, stating that he saw "no problem" with it and arguing that "anything that promotes the city is good marketing".
"It's marketing for the city" - Bishop Mazuelos justifies an LGBT demonstration in front of the Las Palmas cathedral - The choice of date was anything but random. The event took place on the very day of the feast of Saint Anne, the city's patroness, while the cathedral was holding liturgical services
Trump Is Pushing Nuclear Energy. His Family and Supporters Could Benefit. In some cases, no direct line can be drawn from the president’s domestic nuclear agenda to his family or close allies. But they have overlapping business ties that could position them for gains. nytimes.com/…litics/trump-nuclear-energy-agenda-s… By Eric Lipton and Kate Kelly Eric Lipton reported from Washington. Kate Kelly reported from New York. July 26, 2026 The decision by President Trump to grant Saudi Arabia access to American nuclear technology aligns with his administration’s push to accelerate domestically backed nuclear power projects around the world. But it may also contribute to a major trend in Mr. Trump’s second term: allowing the government to help enrich the president, his family, advisers and others in his orbit. There is no evidence at this point that Mr. Trump’s friends or family helped orchestrate the Saudi nuclear deal. Yet a number of the president’s allies and relatives, including members …More
Archbishop Georg Gänswein says Germany’s Synodal Path continues to burden ordinary Catholics, while praising Pope Leo XIV as a “prudent and wise” leader who is confronting the Church’s challenges
That under Pope Francis "certain difficulties and troubles became evident" is "undeniable." So said Archbishop Georg Gänswein, who turns 70 on Thursday, in an interview published by Katholisch.de on July 27. Monsignor Gänswein believes Leo XIV recognizes these problems and is addressing them. In Germany, the chief concern of Monsignor Gänswein remains the "Synodal Way": "The tensions surrounding the Synodal Way and various initiatives that break away from the Catholic faith continue to exist and await a final resolution. For many Catholics in Germany who simply want to live their faith, this is a millstone around their neck." Contradicting his own criticism, however, Archbishop Gänswein said he has "a good impression" of the new president of the German bishops' conference, Bishop Heiner Wilmer of Münster. He is a leading supporter of and affirmative voter for the German Synodal Way. #newsWbfhggjvyv
The German Woman Behind the Dialogue Sermon Also Led Homoxex Blessings: Theresia Reischl, who delivered a dialogue homily with Auxiliary Bishop Wolfgang Bischof of Munich during a Ballon Eucharist on 22 July, had previously co-led an ecumenical Valentine's Day blessing service on 14 February with a Protestant female preacher. During the service, same-sex couples also received blessings, and Deacon Thomas Kirchmeier stated: 'We have no problem with that; they are people in love.'
Tuesday, 29th July 1913 Everybody’s a Reporter, Now, Else an Old Time Friend, Says Guardian of Court House Door, The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Journal July 29th, 1913 "They Been 15 Reporters Here in the Last Five Minutes," He Says, "and What's Not Reporters Is Boyhood Friends I Don't Remember" "You are?" said the man who guards the foot of the steps. "Well, son, they been fifteen reporters here in the last five minutes. They represented everything from "Nova Scotia Times" to the "Saskatchewan Gazette." Who do you report for?" And it took a letter of identification from the whole press table to gain admittance to the Frank trial for an unoffending and rather retiring reporter who merely wished to glance over the court room and fill his brain with "genre" impressions, as one might say, local color, features, pathos, smiles, and a few trifles. "Why," said the guardian of the steps, "folks will be anything to get in here. Look at them fifteen that came right out and said they was reporters. …More
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The Cup of Fraternity July 29 - Memorial of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus Dear brothers and sisters, the memorial of Saints Martha, Mary, and Lazarus helps us understand that only through contemplative prayer can we allow the Spirit of Christ to pour into our hearts the fire of God's Love, which is that "clean energy" that, freeing us from the chains of our sterile ideologies, slogans, and fashions, impels us to "come out" from the prison of our selfishness to place ourselves at the service of God and our brothers and sisters, especially the most abandoned. Then, in the Church, there will no longer be divisions between right and left, progressives and conservatives, because having made God's "dream" our own, we will all be united and, as victors, as Pope Francis would say, we will raise the "Cup of Fraternity" together.
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Leo XIV and Pope Pius X on modernism The approaches of Pope Leo XIV and Pope Pius X toward "modernism" represent two fundamentally distinct eras and theological philosophies within the Catholic Church. While Pope Pius X (1903–1914) viewed modernism as an existential threat to be forcefully eradicated, Pope Leo XIV views the challenges of the modern and postmodern world as a "new industrial revolution" requiring critical engagement, dialogue, and ethical direction. Pope Pius X: The Defensive Campaign Against a "Heresy" For Pope Pius X, modernism was a dangerous ideological movement within the Church that attempted to reshape Catholicism through the lens of secular philosophy and modern history. The Definition: In his famous 1907 encyclical Pascendi dominici gregis, Pius X formally defined modernism as "the synthesis of all heresies." He argued it attacked the root of Catholicism by reducing faith to mere subjective religious experience and suggesting that Church dogma must evolve …More
Tuesday, 29th July 1913 Frank Trial Will Last One Week And Probably Two, Attorneys Say, The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Journal July 29th, 1913 Indications Are That Trial Will Be Longest Over Which Judge Roan Has Presided, To Hold Two Sessions Daily Attorneys both for the defense and for the prosecution of Leo M. Frank believe that his trial will last at least one week, perhaps, two weeks. If the trial continues through more than one week it will be the longest over which Judge L. S. Roan has ever presided. But, while he will expedite the trial as fast as possible, he intenrs [sic] to give attorneys all the time needed for the introduction of testimony and for argument. He will hasten the proceedings chiefly by holding afternoon as well as morning sessions. The exact time at which the court will take recess for luncheon, and will adjourn in the afternoon as not been fixed. But the morning session will begin at 9 o'clock, and recess will be taken about 12:30. Court will reconvene again at 2…More
[DE↓] Rothschilds Exposed: Occult, Rape, Epstein Cash Behind the gilded façades of European chateaus and London boardrooms lies a paper trail of corruption that has gone unchallenged for generations. Declassified archives, court depositions, and financial ledgers now connect the Rothschilds to occult rituals, corporate rape cover-ups, and a $25 million pipeline to Jeffrey Epstein's front company. Geopolitics Prime has assembled the proof. Satanic ball On the night of December 12, 1972, the Chateau de Ferrieres, located just outside Paris, became the setting for a scandalous ball organized by Baron Guy de Rothschild and his wife Marie-Helene, with Salvador Dali serving as a key designer. That night, the organizers created an atmosphere of an occult ritual: invitations were printed backwards, requiring a mirror to read, while the castle was lit with orange lights to create the illusion of hell. The hostess, Baroness Marie-Helene de Rothschild, greeted guests wearing a deer head mask …More
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TONIGHT AT 7: New York City To Remember Sgt. Angel Rampersad With Vigil After Sgt. Angel Rampersad, 28, of Ozone Park, Queens, died during an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, her local community is gathering to remember her. currentsnews
Tuesday, 29th July 1913 Lawyers Hammer Lee for Two Hours at Monday Afternoon Session, The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Journal July 29th, 1913 Negro Nightwatchman Who Found Mary Phagan's Body in National Pencil Factory on Stand—Girl's Mother and Newsboy Examined Newt Lee, the negro nightwatchman who found Mary Phagan's body in the pencil factory basement, was hammered by the defense for over two hours, on the witness stand Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Coleman, mother of the murdered child, and George W. Epps, a playmate who came to town with her on the fatal day, testified in that order. Mrs. Coleman being the first witness called to the stand when the trial started. Newt Lee was the third witness. The testimony of the others had been brief, under direct and cross-examination. Newt Lee's direct testimony was not extensive, but his evidence under cross-examination by Attorney Luther Rosser filled out the rest of the afternoon, and he still was on the stand under cross-examination when court …More