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Nepal’s Tsunami & Pachamama Archbishop
Removing Cobwebs
Dear Marian,
Re: SSPX: Excommunications, Excuses & Tricks
This article was a marvelous and simple explanation of the SSPX dilemma and will hopefully be prayerfully read and considered by all.
You removed the cobwebs that seem to have entangled so many of our faithful Catholics.
In Maria,
D.S.
Re: SSPX: Excommunications, Excuses & Tricks
This article was a marvelous and simple explanation of the SSPX dilemma and will hopefully be prayerfully read and considered by all.
You removed the cobwebs that seem to have entangled so many of our faithful Catholics.
In Maria,
D.S.
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Needed Chastisement
TIA,
Re: SSPX: Excommunications, Excuses & Tricks
More than ever. The chastisement must come to the Vatican and the whole world.
K.V.V.
Re: SSPX: Excommunications, Excuses & Tricks
More than ever. The chastisement must come to the Vatican and the whole world.
K.V.V.
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Was Nepal’s Tsunami the Start?
Dear TIA,
We have all heard or watched the news about Nepal.
It is an enormous disaster that raises many questions:
I am forwarding to you an in-depth study by a geologist that shows what most of the videos/news do not.
Watch it here.
Keep up the good work.
In Christ Jesus,
E.J.
We have all heard or watched the news about Nepal.
It is an enormous disaster that raises many questions:
- Was that phenomenon only natural, as the media is insisting?
- If there were a supernatural element, was it linked to the nearby Holy Mountains of the Himalaya in Tibet, just across the border?
- Since Tibet is considered by many the center of evil on earth,
could we consider that catastrophic event as a punishment of Our Lord and Our Lady against the Devil?
- Most of the victims – the press is also hiding this point – were pilgrims who were going to venerate
holy places in that chain of mountains, especially Mount Kailesh, considered the “cosmic center of the universe” by the Tibetan monks and pilgrims. Was that cataclysm, again, a punishment by God of that false cult?
- These questions gain in expression when we consider that the
height of the pilgrimages to those mountains is precisely the month of August, when the disaster occurred.
- If Tibet is one center of evil, certainly the present-day Vatican is another. Will God punish this other center soon as predicted in many important prophecies, including La Salette?
I am forwarding to you an in-depth study by a geologist that shows what most of the videos/news do not.
Watch it here.
Keep up the good work.
In Christ Jesus,
E.J.
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Novus Ordo Destroyed the Roman Rite
Salve María Don Atila and friends of TIA,
Re: With the New Mass We Destroyed the Roman Rite
God bless you and may Our Lady of Good Success keep guiding your fight. With this email I send to you the link to the re-posted publication of yours of Fr. Gelineau about the destruction of the Roman Rite with the Rite of Paul VI. Thank you very much for everything. I added a small commentary right before the translation of the post that keeps in line with the content itself.
In regard to another topic, this year we have raised our voice once again to defend God's honor and majesty against the heinous activity convoked by the Archdiocese of Panamá called "Semana de Templos abiertos" ("Week of open Temples"). Sheer apostasy. As Prof. Plinio displayed until his dying breath, we have to fight the good fight and give testimony of our faith. If we don't do it, who will?
+In Maria Regina,
Mgster. Yousef Altaji Narbón, Panamá
Re: With the New Mass We Destroyed the Roman Rite
God bless you and may Our Lady of Good Success keep guiding your fight. With this email I send to you the link to the re-posted publication of yours of Fr. Gelineau about the destruction of the Roman Rite with the Rite of Paul VI. Thank you very much for everything. I added a small commentary right before the translation of the post that keeps in line with the content itself.
In regard to another topic, this year we have raised our voice once again to defend God's honor and majesty against the heinous activity convoked by the Archdiocese of Panamá called "Semana de Templos abiertos" ("Week of open Temples"). Sheer apostasy. As Prof. Plinio displayed until his dying breath, we have to fight the good fight and give testimony of our faith. If we don't do it, who will?
+In Maria Regina,
Mgster. Yousef Altaji Narbón, Panamá
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Burning Books
Dear TIA,
Here is a report by 404 media telling us that AI companies are buying rare books, scanning them and burning them so that only virtual copies remain.
Anthropic, led by Dario Amodei, is doing the same, with a project called “Project Panama.” Look here.
These reports are confirmed here.
The new era of AI “book burning” has arrived. Is it not obvious that a new religion has arrived?
In Jesu et Maria,
S.B.
Here is a report by 404 media telling us that AI companies are buying rare books, scanning them and burning them so that only virtual copies remain.
Anthropic, led by Dario Amodei, is doing the same, with a project called “Project Panama.” Look here.
These reports are confirmed here.
The new era of AI “book burning” has arrived. Is it not obvious that a new religion has arrived?
In Jesu et Maria,
S.B.
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Pachamama Archbishop
Dear TIA,
Some days after Auxiliary Bishop of Cusco, Lizardo Estrada Herrera, participated in a pagan ritual ceremony in Cusco, Peru, that honored Pachamama – Mother Earth – Pope Leo XIV promoted him to Archbishop.
There is no doubt that Francis continues to live in Leo…
Read more below.
P.M.
Pope Leo appoints archbishop who offered Pachamama ritual
Antonino Cambria
Pope Leo XIV named Bishop Lizardo Estrada Herrera, O.S.A, as coadjutor archbishop of Cusco on Saturday, just weeks after Herrera attended a ritual offering to Pachamama.
Per the Vatican daily bulletin on August 29, Pope Leo appointed Bishop Herrera, who had served as the auxiliary bishop of Cusco and as secretary general of the Peruvian bishops’ conference, as coadjutor archbishop, meaning he will become the next ordinary of the archdiocese upon a vacancy.
Earlier this month, during a conference in the same Peruvian city ahead of Leo’s November visit to the country, Herrera attended an Andean ritual dedicated to Pachamama that involved cocoa leaves, food offerings, and guided breathing exercises.
Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu, a priest and canon lawyer who serves in the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and as papal commissioner for clerical sexual abuse cases, notably took an active part in the August 13 pagan ritual. Bishop Miguel Ángel Cadenas of Iquitos, Peru, was also in attendance.
After the ritual, Michael Hichborn of the Lepanto Institute reported that the event was also organized “to dialogue, share their demands, and build agreements around human rights and the common good,” drawing together:
Representatives of social organizations, indigenous and peasant communities, women’s and youth groups, LGBTIQ+ people, people with disabilities, human and environmental rights defenders, relatives of victims of state violence, and faith communities.
“So, in addition to opening the meeting with idolatrous veneration of a pagan deity, the meeting was held in conjunction with LGBT groups to include such in the promotion of ‘human dignity’ and ‘human rights,’” Hichborn stated in his article.
Exactly a week after the ritual, an “unusually powerful” 6.7-magnitude earthquake that struck near Arequipa was felt by about 2.4 million people, including those in Cusco. Thankfully, it appeared to have resulted in no deaths and minimal injuries and structural damage.
Earthquakes have historically been associated with God’s divine punishment for sin. And while this earthquake may not have been the result of God’s punishment, the possibility cannot be ignored.
The Catholic Church teaches that as a result of the fall, evil entered the world and affected nature, creating the possibility for natural disasters.
Original here
Some days after Auxiliary Bishop of Cusco, Lizardo Estrada Herrera, participated in a pagan ritual ceremony in Cusco, Peru, that honored Pachamama – Mother Earth – Pope Leo XIV promoted him to Archbishop.
There is no doubt that Francis continues to live in Leo…
Read more below.
P.M.
Antonino Cambria
Pope Leo XIV named Bishop Lizardo Estrada Herrera, O.S.A, as coadjutor archbishop of Cusco on Saturday, just weeks after Herrera attended a ritual offering to Pachamama.
Per the Vatican daily bulletin on August 29, Pope Leo appointed Bishop Herrera, who had served as the auxiliary bishop of Cusco and as secretary general of the Peruvian bishops’ conference, as coadjutor archbishop, meaning he will become the next ordinary of the archdiocese upon a vacancy.
Earlier this month, during a conference in the same Peruvian city ahead of Leo’s November visit to the country, Herrera attended an Andean ritual dedicated to Pachamama that involved cocoa leaves, food offerings, and guided breathing exercises.
Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu, a priest and canon lawyer who serves in the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and as papal commissioner for clerical sexual abuse cases, notably took an active part in the August 13 pagan ritual. Bishop Miguel Ángel Cadenas of Iquitos, Peru, was also in attendance.
After the ritual, Michael Hichborn of the Lepanto Institute reported that the event was also organized “to dialogue, share their demands, and build agreements around human rights and the common good,” drawing together:
Representatives of social organizations, indigenous and peasant communities, women’s and youth groups, LGBTIQ+ people, people with disabilities, human and environmental rights defenders, relatives of victims of state violence, and faith communities.
“So, in addition to opening the meeting with idolatrous veneration of a pagan deity, the meeting was held in conjunction with LGBT groups to include such in the promotion of ‘human dignity’ and ‘human rights,’” Hichborn stated in his article.
Exactly a week after the ritual, an “unusually powerful” 6.7-magnitude earthquake that struck near Arequipa was felt by about 2.4 million people, including those in Cusco. Thankfully, it appeared to have resulted in no deaths and minimal injuries and structural damage.
Earthquakes have historically been associated with God’s divine punishment for sin. And while this earthquake may not have been the result of God’s punishment, the possibility cannot be ignored.
The Catholic Church teaches that as a result of the fall, evil entered the world and affected nature, creating the possibility for natural disasters.
Original here
Posted September 1, 2026
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Re: SSPX: Excommunications, Excuses & Tricks
Your article was excellent. It is an answer to prayer for us simple folk who have difficulty knowing the right path to take on this rocky questionable road SSPX has taken to achieve their goals.
I know it will bring relief to many faithful Traditionalists to know the truth and make it easier for them to decide the way they must go to keep the true faith and remain INSIDE the Catholic church.
In Maria,
L.M.