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Category Archives: You must be joking!
I don’t know what to make of this.
I don’t get it. From a newpaper in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. New Archbishop hopes to blend Indigenous and Catholic spirituality In his native tongue of Tamil, Susai Jesu’s name literally translates to Joseph Jesus. Catholicism runs deep in the Indian-born … Read More
I guess we can criticize the Pope now
This is funny. This from the guy who acted as if even Francis’ sneezes were sacred “current” magisterium, has signaled that – now – it’s okay to criticize the Pope! But in the era of #LaudatoSi is it right to … Read More
Posted in Blatteroons, Leo XIV, Liberals, Lighter fare, You must be joking!
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We’re saved! At LAST we will learn how to do “walking together” together
We’re saved! This can only be described as … wait for it … COMEDY GOLD!!! ? #morons https://t.co/CllVYCpimr — Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) January 16, 2026 At LAST we learn what “walking together” involves. It is “conversation in the Spirit!” There’s … Read More
“Babes in Arms” Meets “Universi Dominici Gregis” – Hijinks Ensue
A lot of you are interested in Latin and the documents written in that venerable language, still (I think) the official language of the Holy See. However, I saw document today that demonstrates that, all this time, we’ve been duped. … Read More
Expanding your Rosary recitation with… wait for it…
US Catholic has something about expanding your Rosary recitation with… wait for it… SYNODAL Mysteries! Here they are! Have at! Sunday: Attentional Reading the Gospel (Acts 1:1–5). Listening to the scriptures Waiting on the Spirit (Acts 1:6–11). Patience Praying in … Read More
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