SYRIA Syrian Trappists: biased media and the West, at the service of war propaganda

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In an appeal letter the nuns attack the narrative given by governments, NGOs and international conflict bodies. In eastern Ghouta it is the jihadists who attack the capital and use civs…

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Book news: "Fascisti prima di Mussolini" (Ed. Seventh Seal)

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Seventh Seal

Sideri Rodolfo Culture
pag. 266

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ISBN 978-88-61481-97-8

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Fascism between history and revolution.

Among the kaleidoscopic images of fascism, the autobiography that the Mussolini movement wanted to offer about itself has often been underestimated. Through the analysis of “precursors” it is instead possible to read against the light what fascism deemed itself to embody and represent in the construction not only of a new social order, but also of a lifestyle inspired by a peculiar vision of the world.
During the twenty years of the regime, the debate developed in the contrast between those who believed that in these constructions fascism was in continuity with national history and that only in this continuity would the achievements that were carried out have the necessary solidity to last and those who instead believed that fascism should present itself as a radical revolution that constituted a clear break with the historical past of the nation.
If fascism did not clearly choose one of the two positions it is because it was still looking for its own ideological definition, but the necklaces dedicated to the pre-fascists and the forerunners, the parliamentary debate and even some statements by Mussolini himself, although reluctant to recognize precursors for his creation, lead us to lean towards the continuity thesis.
An inevitable propensity in a movement that considered the historical dimension of the individual and the State to be indispensable.

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“Whoever controls the internet controls the money (and therefore the world)”, on Jarod Lanier (in collaboration with the Assayer)

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Whoever controls the internet controls the money (and therefore the world)
Money was created to exchange and record owned wealth. But from a certain historical moment onwards it became a bet on the future, which has a lot to do with our faith in progress. Jaron Lanier, in his book “Dignity in the age of the internet” (The Assayer, 2014) explains how to orient yourself in the era of the digital and financial economy. With an eye on Mark Zuckerberg and the other titans of the web. And their crazy idea of ​​becoming big global banks (LAWS)

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In the hands of who we are…

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Is called Francesco, ha 73 years, he is a retired worker and lives in Maldola, a small town in the Forlì Apennines. His daughter Elisa, 45 years, She has been brain damaged since birth. The day before yesterday morning, all 8.30, before entrusting her to the minibus that would take her - like every one, and 12 years – in a Service Center, Francesco fired a gunshot into Elisa's head, who died instantly. Then, Francesco turned the gun on himself and shot himself. He is now in very serious condition, while Elisa's mother is still in severe shock. Francesco was afraid he couldn't do it anymore, he was worried about not being able to continue to support Elisa's expenses and above all he was anxious about his daughter's future. What would happen without him and without his wife?

A story like many, it will be said. Yes, like too many. At the beginning of March, in Florence, a man of 84 years, Warring, he took his hunting rifle and shot his wife Gina, 82 years old and to his daughter Sabrina, 44 years, tetraplegica. Him too, like Francesco, he was afraid of the future.

Another Francesco, Instead, who has no fear of the future, and therefore of death, because he shows that he does not believe in Hell either, much less, in the immortality of the soul, it desecrates the contemplation and prayers of monks. Read More

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Available numbers 108 Give Up Hearts

The. is available on the site number 108 (of the day 15 April 2018) Of Hearts Up®. The weekly can be downloaded for free in download section dedicated to Members and Supporters only.

Click here for the latest articles readable for free on the site:
– Press release number 108. I Magi;
– The theology or doctrine of the Magi;
– Prayer to Saint Justin, Martyr;
– The anathemas of the Council of Ephesus, numbers 9 e 10;
– Prayer to Saint Ermenegildo, Martyr;
– Life and sayings of the Desert Fathers: Father Giovanni Nano (part 2);
– Prayer in San Zeno, Bishop and Martyr;
– St. Thomas: choice of the suitable place for the foundation of a city;
– Prayers to Saint Leo the Great, Papa;
– Dictionary of dogmatic theology. The Enlightenment;
– Political Theology 97. The authority of the Church in society and modern claims;
– Miraculous tales n 56. Totila King of the Ostrogoths and Saint Benedict of Norcia.

Let us pray for our Priests and Religious, for vocations, for families, for the intentions of our Association and for the conversion of modernists by relying on the powerful intercession of Saint John of God.
Regards, Di Pietro Carlo.

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Help, the municipalities have run out of money (and this also explains the vote for the Five Stars)

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Help, the municipalities have run out of money (and this also explains the vote for the Five Stars)

From administrations forced to sell parts of roads to those in which employees are employed as street cleaners: years of cuts have left thousands of municipalities broke. An austerity that has especially affected the South, with obvious consequences on the last vote. (Of Gianni Balduzzi, LAWS)

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Are you ready to watch Paul the Apostle of Christ?

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Paul the Apostle of Christ, Passion Flowers & Water Rights

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Have you seen the movie Paul, Apostle of Christ? Is it worth seeing? Fr. Paul Alvarez offers a review of the film starring Jim Caviezel as St. Luke and James Faulkner as St. Paul. He points out shadows and lights in the production, offering some guidelines to help you better analyze as a Catholic what you are viewing.
The final verdict on the 8th World Water Forum held in Brazil last month is out: Its goal is to encourage an anti-hierarchical fanaticism. This forum, promoted by the UN and applauded by the Vatican, uses water rights as a new ploy to promote egalitarianism and a One World Order. Read the final analysis of the series of articles we posted on the event here.
Most of the rich symbols of the Passion of Our Lord have their roots in the Middle Ages, but there is one that comes from the American Continent. It is the exuberant and beautiful Passion Flower. The early Spanish and Portuguese missionaries saw this flower as a gift from God and used it to help explain Passion of Christ to the natives.
Catholic Psychology: The Four Temperaments
What is your temperament? Choleric, melancholic, sanguine, phlegmatic? This is the Catholic way to better understand yourself, your spouse, your children and those around you. Based on Catholic sources, Dr. Marian Horvat explains how to identify and work with the temperament God gave you. (50 min. CD)
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Multicultural society is against the common good

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Immigration subverts nations (and the Social Doctrine of the Church)
Of Stefano Fontana

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We have long observed a clear support from the ecclesiastical hierarchy and from a large part of the Catholic world (conciliate, n.d.r.) to the idea of ​​encouraging a reception of immigrants that is almost free of filters and rather broad and generalized. It should be noted, however, that this new attitude differs from what is traditionally proposed by the Social Doctrine of the Church, that is, a government of migration guided by the criterion of the common good. Consequence, Indeed, of this new attitude seems to be the replacement of the common good with the multi-religious society, seen as the goal of society. A welcome without filters and without the governance of the common good means that the resulting multi-religious society is good in itself., to the point that even Catholics should work for it rather than for the common good or for it as it coincides with the common good.
The question owes its interest to the fact that a new approach of this kind would entail a substantial revision of the Social Doctrine of the Church, its structure and foundations. I don't process intentions, and therefore I cannot say whether the purpose of this “opening” to the immigration phenomenon is precisely to change the Social Doctrine of the Church in some fundamental points, However, I cannot avoid an objective verification of this important question. Read More

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Il manifesto prolife che ha messo a nudo l'ideologia radicale del PD

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Just as it happened in the communist regimes, certain truths (today for example. a photo of an embryo) they throw the current system into panic… collapse is also approaching for it?
Of Rodolfo Casadei

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«In communism as in liberal democracy we encounter the same peculiarity: what is incidental is treated as a systemic problem, which means that everything that happens is systemic and nothing is incidental to the system. Therefore it becomes natural for true liberal democrats – as it was for true communists – victimize their colleagues because of an occasional comment, or a lack of vigilance, or for an inappropriate joke, making life difficult for undisciplined people with constant warnings and creating new rules and stricter laws. By doing this, the self-proclaimed guardians of purity see themselves as those who carry on their shoulders the future of liberal democracy around the world. If it weren't for their effort and dedication, this great political undertaking, they think, would experience setbacks, and this must never be said. As in any system built on violence and lies, in communism this belief a little’ paradoxical in the contemporaneity of invincibility and vulnerability could be easily explained. It was felt that even just a few true thoughts and ideas, once publicly recognized as such, they would have exposed the falsity of the entire system and finally made it fall. Even the system's most deluded supporters knew that the truth was its most powerful enemy. And it was the truth in an almost literal sense that brought him down. In a liberal democracy this way of seeing things seems absurd, because the system is stable and the principle of freedom of speech is written into the Constitution. But those who hunt down political incorrectness and work to strengthen political correctness believe or perhaps unconsciously think that the stability of the system is not as strong as is naively believed, that free speech is not as problem-free as some bad actors believe it to be.". (R. Legutko, The Demon in Democracy – Totalitarian Temptations in Free Societies, pp. 103-104). Read More

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