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    Vatican News: Pope at Audience: Second Vatican Council still guiding star of Church’s journey

    January 8 2026
    Dermot Quigley
    There was good old fire and brimstone from his Eminence Cardinal Zen at the consistory, delivered in a three minute speech in front of Leo XIV: “…and the continual reference to the Holy Ghost is ridiculous and almost blasphemous (they expect surprises from the Holy Ghost; what surprises? That He should repudiate what He inspired in the Church’s two-thousand-year Tradition?)” The late Fr. Joe Dunn of the Radharc team, famously used the phrase "No Lions in the Hierarchy" when referring to the Irish Bishops. It seems there is A ROARING Lion in the College of Cardinals. Cardinal Zen has suffered more than most for the Traditional Roman Catholic Faith. I never thought to hear a Cardinal echo views on Synodality similar to my own. I profess belief in everything contained in the Credo of the Council of Nicea. I renounce the Synodal Church with the same vigour as my parents renounced Satan on my behalf at Holy Baptism. My wish for Cardinal Zen: Ad Multos Annos!
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    11 Jan 2026 – The Baptism of the Lord – 1st Sunday

    January 11 2026
    Thara Benedicta
    Dear All, With grace of God, I am grateful to share that I have written a new devotional book, "Daily Devotional for Women: Your 1-on-1 with Jesus". The purpose of this book is to enable a closer walk with Jesus daily. Though many women start their day with morning prayer, they often feel unconnected with the Lord Jesus. So the question asked, "What should I do in my morning prayer to feel connected with Jesus?" I am trying to answer this question by developing a personal 1:1 conversation with Jesus, through a quick daily reflection and meditation. This book is available from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GBWBZ4VB
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    Vatican News: Pope at Audience: Second Vatican Council still guiding star of Church’s journey

    January 8 2026
    Pat Savage
    Pope Leo told the cardinals gathered in St. Peter’s for 7:30 a.m. Mass that they are at the consistory “not to promote personal or group ‘agendas,’ but to entrust our plans and inspirations to a discernment that transcends us … and which comes only from the Lord,” I pray that the Holy Father's inspired words will filter down to bishops and priests and associations.
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    11 Jan 2026 – The Baptism of the Lord – 1st Sunday

    January 11 2026
    Thara Benedicta
    Key Message: Our Jesus was humble!! Homily: Let us imagine this scene: Our Lord Jesus, the Son of God, walks toward St. John the Baptist at the River Jordan and asks to be baptized. John the Baptist identifies that the person standing before Him is God Himself. So he immediately refuses. And our Lord forces him saying, "Let it be so now; it is fitting for us to fulfil all righteousness.” Our Lord Jesus Christ, our great God humbled Himself in front of a human and received Baptism. This is a great teaching for us on humility. Humility is not thinking less of yourself, but not thinking others less than you. Though our Lord knew who He was, He still accepted the position our Almighty Father had given to St. John the Baptist. He did not feel that He was becoming less there in front of everyone or going down below His status as God. He was not even worried about it or having a thought that He was going to be Baptized by a human. Our Jesus just happily stepped down and knelt before St. John the Baptist. Pride says, “I should not have to do this.” Humility says, “If this pleases the Father, I will do it.” Which among these thoughts strikes us generally? Also, we notice that Heaven also waited for our Lord Jesus to humble Himself. The Heavens opened only after Jesus humbled Himself. The Holy Spirit descended on our Lord only after obedience. And our Almighty Father’s voice was heard only after Jesus chose the low place. Our Almighty Father lovingly said, "I am pleased with My Son". What had our Lord Jesus accomplished till then? Our Lord Jesus was just obedient and humble. God always lifts the humble. We often want blessing before obedience. But our God thinks the other way. Being humble does not mean that we need to walk with our head bowed down or speak in a low voice. Our Lord Jesus was also a leader. A humble leader. When He had to keep opposing the leaders of those times, He courageously opposed them. When He had to wash the feet of the Apostles, He washed their feet. So our Lord Jesus did not refuse to step up and oppose or step down to serve. He neither thought less of the women caught in adultery. He never thought less of anyone. Can we take an oath not to think less of anyone following our Lord Jesus?
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