01/18/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. International law to date has been merely a useful cover for the lawlessness practiced in international relations, mainly by the USA and the empire’s brother country occupying Palestine – Israel. Finally, a politician has emerged who openly proclaims that he does not care about international law and that he and he alone will decide on American interventions in order to strengthen world peace through war. Excerpt from an interview published on January 7, 2026, in the New York Times. Source. The topic of the new world order was addressed by geopolitical analyst Peter Koenig in his article published on Thursday on GlobalResearch.ca: The Trump-based International Order. No this is not a conspiracy theory. It is real. They got away with Covid, “vaccinating” some 5.7 billion people worldwide, at least twice. The fate of the “vaxxed” ones, will play out in the coming three to ten years, when nobody can trace death and injuries back to the poisonous …
LiveLeak Law enforcement clash with an anti-ICE crowd in #Minneapolis. Leftists are now roaming #Minnesota, attacking anyone who expresses support for ICE. Violent "anti ICE" mob in Snowgadishu tells a man wearing an American flag hoodie with "Freedom" written on it to take it off or they'll hurt him. Conservative activist Jake Lang is pulled into a crowd of rioters. Jake lang escapes in car. Follow us -> LiveLeak (Telegram – a new era of messaging
'You're throwing a tantrum' A heated exchange between two men escalates when one shoves the other during anti-ICE activity in #Minneapolis. This is exactly how tensions spiral when emotions take over. Bad sign for stability. Follow us -> LiveLeak (Telegram – a new era of messaging
An independent investigation has documented decades of spiritual abuse, psychological control, and systemic governance failures within the Benedictine Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre. The contemplative community is based at the Sacré-Cœur of Paris, France. Background and timeline The congregation, founded in the late 19th century in connection with the national vow and devotion to the Sacred Heart, is dedicated to liturgical prayer, perpetual adoration, and the reception of pilgrims at the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. In June 2021, the congregation initiated an internal review. In 2022, former members were formally included in the process. In February 2023, the sisters publicly acknowledged serious internal abuses, issued an apology, and requested an external investigation. The independent report, completed after 18 months of work, was published in January 2026. Scope of the investigation The commission conducted 159 interviews with current sisters, former members, priests, bishops …Bontsi
These “independent commissions” do not understand the meaning of suffering, sacrifice, and self-denial, and call all of this “abuse of power.” It is entirely in line with the post-conciliar church, which is trying to eliminate the cross from Christ's message.
Saint John of Ravenna | Faithful Bishop & Shepherd | Feast Day January 19 | Saint Story for Kids In today’s Saint Story for Kids, we learn about Saint John of Ravenna, a holy bishop remembered for his faithful service to the Church and his care for God’s people. Saint John lived in Italy and served as a bishop during a time when the Church needed steady leadership. He was known for guiding his community with wisdom, prayer, and love — helping people stay close to God through teaching, example, and kindness. In this episode, children will learn: Who Saint John of Ravenna was What a bishop does in the Church Why faithful leadership matters How serving others is a way of loving God Saint John’s story gently teaches kids that holiness often grows through daily faithfulness, caring for others, and staying close to God in ordinary life. Feast Day: January 19 Liturgical Colour: White Perfect for families, classrooms, children’s liturgy, and young hearts learning about leadership, service, …Bontsi
(Feast of St. Marcellus I, Pope and Martyr – January 16) Brothers and Sisters, There is a kind of suffering that comes from the world, and we expect it. The world has always resisted the light. But there is another kind of suffering – sharper, quieter, and harder to bear – when the wound comes from within, when rejection comes not from strangers, but from one’s own. Holy Scripture says of Our Lord: “He came unto his own, and his own received him not” (John 1:11). And on this day, January 16, the traditional calendar places before us a Pope – St. Marcellus I – whose witness is marked by that same sorrowful pattern: not merely opposed by the enemies of the Church, but resisted amid turmoil and rebellion within the household of faith. So the title today is simple. And heavy. Exiled by his own. Pause for a moment and let that phrase do its work. Because it is not only history. It is a pattern. It is a temptation. It is a warning. And it is also – mysteriously – a path that God has …Bontsi
End Tribalism in Politics @EndTribalism RFK Jr. has revealed why he stopped getting the flu shot. “I was getting a flu shot every year.” “I stopped in 2005 when I began looking at the side effects.” “I was preparing litigation against some of the flu shots.” “One of the injuries that was listed on a lot of them was spasmodic dysphonia, which is an injury I have to my voice.” “That turns out to be a vaccine injury.” “That’s why my voice is so screwed up.” “Do I know that it was caused by my annual flu shot? I have no idea.” “It’s a potential culprit that I cannot rule out.” “We should have that data, but we don't.”
The Holy Door at Saint Peter's Basilica was sealed on January 16. Vatican craftsmen closed the door from the inside using 3,200 bricks. The door will remain closed until the next Jubilee.
La porta santa della Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano è stata murata. «È bello diventare pellegrini di speranza. Ed è bello continuare ad esserlo, insieme! La fedeltà di Dio ci stupirà ancora. Se non ridurremo a monumenti le nostre chiese, se saranno case le nostre comunità, se resisteremo uniti alle lusinghe dei potenti, allora saremo la generazione dell’aurora. Maria, Stella del mattino, camminerà sempre davanti a noi! Nel suo Figlio contempleremo e serviremo una magnifica umanità, trasformata non da deliri di onnipotenza, ma dal Dio che per amore si è fatto carne» Leone XIV da pagina facebook di SilereNonPossum
Gloria.TV, a Catholic video-sharing platform, shows no widespread reports of JPEG display issues or editor malfunctions as of January 2026. Common causes for such problems often stem from client-side factors like file format incompatibilities, such as using .jpeg instead of .jpg extensions or progressive JPEG compression not fully supported by the site. No official announcements from site owners or admins address these specific issues recently. Possible Causes File naming or type mismatch: Sites like Gloria.TV may only process standard .jpg files; renaming .jpeg to .jpg resolves display problems in similar cases. Browser or cache problems: Outdated browsers, corrupted cache, or extensions can prevent images and editors from loading properly. Local device issues: High-resolution files, corruption, or OS-specific photo app glitches (e.g., Windows Photos) block JPEG rendering. Troubleshooting Steps Rename files to .jpg and ensure baseline (not progressive) JPEG compression before …Bontsi
I just uploaded two image files -- same exact image file but with different extensions: .jpg and .jpeg -- and both disappeared. One partially displayed after a few moments, then disappeared when I clicked it. 1) It might be due to the review process that scans uploaded images for objectionable content before posting. 2) It opens a blank image container if clicked, so I inspected the html code behind the page and the uploaded images are being linked to a storage directory. It shows the right dimensions of the uploaded image (width="357" height="500"), even with the blank container. Maybe another clue - perhaps the directory is corrupted: <img src="https://seedus4268.gloriatv.net/storage1/tgnvuvq7o6wp99bh3syhmhoha8hgrtpxuftmvyt?secure=mzShiKat8538fbO0YXWVqQ&expires=1768896547" width="357" height="500" alt=""> YET ANOTHER CLUE: When right clicking the image and telling it to open the image in a new tab, the following error is displayed. It does point to a directory problem with the images: …Bontsi
Gregory DiPippo argues that Vatican II’s liturgy constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium was effectively nullified not by neglect but by its early misapplication. He identifies the 1964 decree Inter Oecumenici—especially its promotion of Mass versus populum—as introducing changes never envisioned by the constitution itself. DiPippo contends that subsequent “conciliar reforms,” exemplified by recent experimental reordering of Mantua Cathedral, falsely claim fidelity to the Council while betraying its intent. He concludes that decades of such reinterpretations make it impossible to recover what the Council actually taught, and calls on Church leaders to acknowledge this failure.
Sacrosanctum Concilium was not "misapplied" as it had been written in a way allowing to apply it in whatever way revolutionaries wanted. It is quite grotesque to talk about "nullifying" or "killing" the document that was a mere, temporary jumping point for the further progressive leap. Come on, that document was dead as a dodo the very moment they voted for it. Too progressive to protect the liturgy and too conservative for the progressist lobby. Later events only confirmed the above. As "indultists" often miss reality they are cultivating the myth of good and salutary "Sacrosanctum Concilium" - actually, the document that had brought no good whatsoever in the field of the Catholic liturgy.
Angelo Gugel, the longtime papal valet who worked for three popes, has died in Rome at the age of 90, reports Vatican media. Appointed in 1978 by John Paul I, the “33-day pope,” Gugel went on to serve John Paul II throughout his nearly 27-year pontificate. He retired at the beginning of the papacy of Benedict XVI, at the age of 70. Known for his immaculate appearance, he preserved strict discretion even after retirement. From the Gendarmerie to the Papal Household Born on 27 April 1935 in Miane, in Italy’s Veneto region, Gugel joined the Vatican Gendarmerie at the age of 20. After a serious bout of tuberculosis, he was transferred to the administration of the Vatican City State. Albino Luciani, his former bishop in Vittorio Veneto and a family acquaintance, personally chose him as valet after being elected pope. When John Paul I died unexpectedly on 28 September 1978, Gugel was among the few people present in the papal bedroom. At the Pope’s Side Around the World Gugel accompanied John …Bontsi
Germany’s “slime Mass” apology from the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart reveals more than procedural regret; it underscores profound fault lines in German Catholicism—between synodal experimentation and fidelity to received doctrine. The Catholic Herald offers a measured analysis of the incident and its implications.
Life can get pretty scary. And it’s not always clear what’s going to happen next. In fact, by now, I think that is the default most of the time for most people. But that creates anxiety. After all, how are we supposed to meet the new week like this? The immortal image here depicts the scene from the Gospel of Mark by Rembrandt van Rijn. As always, Jesus shows us the way - and (as usual) it’s not what we’re expecting. The sleeping Jesus (showing us his human limits) is awoken by a raft of panicking grown men. Jesus wakes up (probably rather flustered) and says to the storm, “Quiet! Be still.” He then asks the disciplines: “Why were you afraid? Have you so little faith?” Mark continues: They were terrified and asked each other, “Who is this? Even the wind and the waves obey him!” As usual, Jesus is full of surprises. As we go into this week, let’s ask for the faith to weather whatever storms may come and have the courage and strength to be still.