Canada's TD Bank fires executive for identifying with Jesus
Sonja Denobrega is the latest casualty of Canada's anti-Christian policy of DIE, diversity, inclusion and equity. Yes, Denobrega was fired by TD Insurance, a branch of the Toronto-Dominion Bank for adding a cross, to signify that she identified with Jesus, to her corporate email signature. And that's not acceptable. The bank fired her.
Denobrega has now gone to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and is seeking $400,000 in damage. She was an associate vice-president of underwriting operations. Why did she lose her job? She committed the crime of adding the phrase "I am HIS" to her outgoing emails.
Canada's insane and divisive DIE policy, implemented by the bank, allows a biological male to pass as a woman, plus numerous gender and sexual identities and pronoun expressions are all permitted. But don't you dare identify as a Christian and display the cross. You have now crossed the line. The person must be seriously punished. …everydayforlifecanada.blogspot.com
0nce, I had an account with this bank. I am glad I no longer have it. There are branches of this bank in the USA, and I hope your readers will divest themselves from doing business with them.
Lackner vor Bischofstreffen in Rom: "Amoris laetitia" ist "wegweisende Schrift"
Salzburger Erzbischof bei vom Papst einberufenem Treffen der weltweiten Bischofskonferenz-Vorsitzenden von 7. bis 14. Oktober im Vatikan - Lackner: Kirche heute gerufen, Menschen in allen Lebenslagen zu begleiten
Lackner vor Bischofstreffen in Rom: "Amoris laetitia" ist "wegweisende Schrift"
Seiner Vorfreude im Blick auf das am Mittwoch beginnende große, einwöchige Bischofstreffen zu Ehe und Familie im Vatikan hat Erzbischof Franz Lackner Ausdruck verliehen. Er freue sich sehr auf "Austausch und die Begegnungen" und die Beratungen über das vor zehn Jahren erschienene Schreiben "Amoris laetitia" von Papst Franziskus (2013-2025), so Lackner in einer Stellungnahme gegenüber Kathpress. Der Vorsitzende der Österreichischen Bischofskonferenz wird als einer von rund 200 Bischöfen, Vertretern aus Familien sowie weiteren Experten aus aller Welt an dem von Papst Leo XIV. einberufenen Treffen von 7. bis 14. Oktober …bischofskonferenz.at
God is merciful. He will forgive, but HE demands that you amend your life and stay away from sin. After death, God's mercy is turned into justice.
Leo XIV promotes Bishop García Macías, who fought the traditional Mass but promoted the Mayan liturgy in Mexico.
Today, Pope Leo XIV appointed Spanish Bishop Aurelio García Macías, 61, as Secretary of the Dicastery for Divine Worship. He is succeeding Archbishop Vittorio Francesco Viola, who has been appointed Archpriest of St. Peter’s Basilica.
García Macías is former rector of the seminary of Valladolid. A career man, with a gentle and courteous manner, like Monsignor Viola, he too was formed liturgically at Sant’Anselmo.
In 2021, Francis appointed García Macías Undersecretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship and, unusually for that position, simultaneously elevated him to the episcopate.
Part of the Sant’ Anselmo clique
García Macías became a close friend of Archbishop Piero Marini, the former papal master of ceremonies and a prominent figure associated with the postconciliar liturgical reform.
La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana identified García Macías in 2023 as part of a group of …
This is NOT the Catholic Church; it is a pseudo church which pretends to be Catholic but is not. Pagan worship is not Christian and never will be.
During the Vatican meeting marking the tenth anniversary of Amoris Laetitia, Pope Leo XIV and Cardinal Mario Grech both used language suggesting that different local Churches may develop different "pastoral" approaches.
As so often with synodal language, the implications remain ambiguous: neither explicitly says that different countries may adopt contradictory teachings or sacramental rules.
Leo XIV called for episcopal conferences and local Churches to discern “new paths.”
In his October 7 address, he said: “Moreover, the diversity of the situations from which we come can become a gift for the discernment of the whole Church.”
He later spoke of experiences brought from different cultural contexts, adding: “This will nourish the pastoral discernment of the Episcopal Conferences and the hierarchical structures of the Eastern Churches. It will likewise help the local Churches recognize new paths, and draw all the baptized more deeply into the Church’s synodal journey.”
Grech: Reception of …
God treats all people equally. The Church must stop being woke and implement that the only culture to be observed is Catholic culture.
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When Rabbis Become Untouchable: How Spiritual Authority Shielded Abuse
geopoliticsprime | Rabbi Moshe Yazdi told women who came to him for spiritual guidance that sexual acts were part of a necessary “spiritual correction.” In September 2026, the Jerusalem District Court sentenced him to 18 years in prison for offenses against two women.
His case shows how private spiritual counseling could give an abusive leader access to people seeking help with marriage, health and intimate problems. Speaking publicly could carry consequences beyond the encounter itself when families and religious institutions remained loyal to the rabbi.
In the cases examined here, criminal proceedings did not always end that authority. Convicted leaders returned to teaching or retained devoted followers, while closed communities extended control into family life and contact with the outside world.
Rabbis: How Spiritual Authority Protected Abusers
Eliezer Berland spent more than three decades at the head of Shuvu …
From what I have been told, this sin is more common among Jews and Protestants than it is with Catholic priests. But even if one priest is guilty, that is too many.
01:07"Just go to church. Who cares if they're actually Christian or not."
But if a priest offers the TLM that is an unspeakable crime against ecumenism.