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Social Chaos, 3D Fake Meat & Assisi
Wear Your Garden Boots
Ave Maria Purissima !
Do wear your rubber wellington boots while gardening. Always dress appropriately. Just like Princes Charlotte.
Yours faithfully
C.P.
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3D Fake Meat & Fish at Markets
If you did not know, now markets are offering fake meat and fish made artificially.
It is hard to believe, but it already here.
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Yours is a great work!
C.A.P.
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Continuing the Assisi Abomination
This coming October 27 Pope Leo XIV will travel to Assisi to continue the scandal of merging all religions under the aegis of St. Francis of Assisi,
Started by JPII in 1986, Assisi became the symbol of the false ecumenism of the post-Vatican II Church.
At the moment when one admits that all religions lead to eternal salvation, he is denying the Catholic Faith. Indeed, how can the Catholic Faith continue to be the same when he admits that the Protestants – to give just one example – who deny Papal Primacy, Papal Infallibility, the Real Presence in the Eucharist, and all the Marian Dogmas, would also lead to eternal salvation? By admitting such absurdity, this Catholic would apostatize from the Faith.
An analogous reasoning could be made for each of those false religions represented in Assisi.
In short, Assisi is an expressive symbol of the apostasy of the Conciliar Church. It leads the whole world to accept it. Now then, to induce people to apostatize is the very definition of scandal. Etymologically, scandal means a stone placed on the road to make passersby fall.
Assisi is an abomination!
P.M.
Francesca Sabatinelli
From October 25 to 27, Assisi will host an interreligious peace prayer, the 40th annual meeting in a series initiated by Pope St John Paul II.
The meeting in Assisi in 1986
40 years ago, on October 27, 1986, Pope St John Paul II took part in the historic World Day of Prayer for Peace in Assisi, central Italy. For the first time in history, representatives of all world religions were invited by the Pope to pray together for peace.
Among those inspired by that meeting was the Community of Sant’Egidio, a Catholic lay organization, which since then has continued to promote what is known as the ‘Spirit of Assisi’ every year across Europe and beyond.
This year’s event be attended by Pope Leo XIV. “We are truly delighted by the Holy Father’s return to Assisi,” said the local bishop, Monsignor Felice Accrocca. “We firmly believe that the Pope’s presence, together with all the other religious leaders, can reinforce the shared journey against every form of violence.”
The peacemaking role of religion
The 2026 edition, which will take place in Assisi from October 25 to 27 and marks the 40th anniversary of the original gathering, was presented today at the headquarters of the Holy See’s Dicastery for Communication. The event was presented by Marco Impagliazzo, president of the Community of Sant’Egidio. “In Assisi,” he explained, “a new and creative perspective for interreligious dialogue was born. Over the past 40 years, that spirit has become a necessity in a globalized world.”
Today, Impagliazzo said, the world is “very frightened, fearful and torn apart, prey to nationalism and racism – a world that needs to be reunited once again.”
“But”, he continued, “if there is no spiritual unification of the world – and this is the message of Assisi and of all religions – it will be difficult for men and women to unite and to think of themselves as ‘brothers and sisters to all,’ as Pope Francis would say.”
A disarmed and disarming peace
The title of Assisi 2026 – “Disarmed and Disarming Peace” – comes from Pope Leo’s own words. The gathering will reaffirm that peace is possible, just as it was 40 years ago with Pope John Paul II and as it was at the 30th anniversary in 2016 with Pope Francis.
A total of 384 representatives of religions, cultures and institutions from 53 countries will take part in the event. There will be 155 speakers participating in 24 thematic forums, addressing subjects including peace, prayer, the economy, conflicts, children and young people, the media, migration, disarmament, humanity, Christian unity, dialogue across the Mediterranean, the poor, and contemporary martyrs.
The Pope will be in Assisi on the final day of the event, October 27. He will pray for peace together with the Christian community in the Lower Basilica, during a special prayer for peace in which both he and Patriarch Bartholomew will offer a meditation.
Afterward, Impagliazzo concluded, in the piazza outside the Basilica of Saint Francis, Pope Leo XIV “will give the world his message of peace, which is increasingly necessary.”
Original here
Posted October 22, 2026
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Salve Maria!
In light of the recent chaos in Europe, I believe anyone keenly aware of the prophecies of Our lady understands that the chastisement is coming soon. I believe that 'Paris burning' is said to be the start. How much more burning needs to be done in Paris for this prophecy to begin? Heaven alone knows.
However, it is not just the migrant crisis in Europe that we should be aware of. It seems that in almost all metrics, the world is plunging into chaos. Every continent appears to be on the brink of war and mass unrest. Many countries appear to be experiencing unprecedented natural disasters. The cost-of-living of seemingly every country has gotten so high that younger generations can barely scrape enough money to live, let alone think about starting a family. Not to mention that young children are unable to read or handle basic problem solving. The signs are numerous that our time is running out.
When God warned Noah about the Flood, the people laughed at him for years. When the great rain eventually began, and did not stop for 40 days, many saw their folly and repented of their ways but had only so many days to realize and do so.
How many years and warnings have we received in our times? How much more time will man need before repenting and begging for mercy?
In Jesu et Maria,
N.B.