August 23, 2026

Dear Bishop,

you are the successor to the apostles in these difficult times.

The introduction of radio and television several decades ago brought about significant changes to family life. In the past, families would pray together in the evening. Today, they either watch television or each person stares at their smartphone. Some young people spend more than nine hours a day on their smartphones. People are becoming addicted not only to alcohol and drugs, but also to smartphones. A war against children has been declared on a global scale. Even before a child is born, doctors exert suggestive pressure on mothers to commit the murder of their unborn child. If a woman resists and the child is born, a series of dangerous vaccines await the child immediately after birth. These often result in autism or chronic illnesses, causing children to run fevers as high as 40°C (104°F) during the summer.

Children entering preschool must undergo programs that indoctrinate and criminally manipulate them into accepting the idea that boys are not boys and girls are not girls. UN programs even introduce systematic demoralization of children as young as four years old. One such program for young children is titled “(Children’s) Joy in Sex.” These are crimes against innocent children!

Statements by the Fathers of the Church, Popes, and Councils

St. Robert Bellarmine: “The Pope who is manifestly a heretic ceases by himself to be Pope and head, in the same way as he ceases to be a Christian and a member of the body of the Church.”

Fathers of the Church

St. Jerome: “The other sinners are excluded from the Church by sentence of excommunication, but the heretics exile themselves and separate themselves by their own act from the body of Christ… The non-Christian cannot in any way be Pope… he cannot be head of what he is not a member.” (Dial. contra Lucif.)

August 29, 2026

Was Francis Bergoglio a public heretic or not? The following evidence supports the claim that Francis Bergoglio was a public heretic:

1) The heresies in the document Amoris Laetitia, to which four cardinals responded with their ‘dubia’, followed by the ‘correction’ from Catholic intellectuals.

2) The document Ad Theologiam Promovendam dated November 1, 2023. In it, Bergoglio denied the essence of Catholic doctrine – that is, the entire Holy Scripture and Tradition. He stated: “All that I have decreed in this Apostolic Letter motu proprio given, I order to have stable and lasting force, notwithstanding anything to the contrary. …

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August 28, 2026

Catholic bishops and faithful of the United States,

on December 18, 2023, the day the apostate declaration Fiducia Supplicans was issued, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops committed a grave crime against the faithful Catholic bishops and against all Catholics in the United States.

“For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus

has made me free from the law of sin and death.”

“For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus

has made me free from the law of sin and death.”

We live in time. Through physical death we enter into eternity. The Apostle reminds us: “Redeem the time!” How should we redeem it? By walking in faith, i.e. in the Spirit of God, and thus abiding in Christ. Those who abide in their self, i.e. in their intellect, in their will and in their feelings, are under the law of sin. Those who are in Christ Jesus are not under the law of sin. The secret of a victorious life in time of trial is to enter into Christ by faith and to abide in Him. If you lose union with Christ, you yield to the law of sin and commit a sin. What to do? Become aware of your wretchedness and repent at once. How? Stand in spirit by the cross of Christ and confess your sin. Receive forgiveness by faith in the power of the Blood of Christ. This is the first step. But you are still not in Christ Jesus. You must unite to the crucified Christ through faith by surrendering your will to Him. And then the law of the Spirit works. At that moment you cannot sin because by your will you are fully united to Christ’s death through which He has overcome the power of sin also in you.

August 15, 2026

 Dear Mothers!

 We are living in a time when a hidden war is being waged against children. Who else will stand up for them if not you? What must be done first? Call upon God. And then? Act courageously in faith! How exactly? That will be explained later.

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«There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus,

who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.»

“There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus,

who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.”

These Scripture verses from the Epistle to the Romans are a continuation of the preceding verses where the Apostle cries out: “O wretched man that I am! Who will deliver me from this body of death?” In chapter eight we read that those are free who are in Christ Jesus. The law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus makes us free from the law of sin and death. The process of our deliverance in every new situation is accomplished again and again only in Christ Jesus.

The law of sin is a machine against which we are powerless relying on our human efforts. The law of the Spirit of life works in those who “walk according to the Spirit of God rather than according to the flesh” (Rom 8:1).

The Blessed Virgin Mary is a model of humility. She said: “I am a bondslave of the Lord!” “He looked upon the lowly state of His bondmaid.” Let us keep our eyes on her and become like her. She is our Mother!

As for purity, let us remember that it is the fruit of God’s grace bestowed upon the humble. Purity must be rooted in humility, that is, in complete self-surrender to God, or self-sacrificing and all-consuming love. Without humility, we will have neither love for God nor for our neighbour, neither purity nor any other virtue. Saint Basil writes in one of his letters: “If you excelled in prayer, self-denial, extraordinary self-sacrifice and the like, it would all come to nought without humility!” So let us really try hard to take the lowest place. If we are mocked, unjustly suspected, disparaged, slandered or considered useless, harmful or dangerous because of Jesus, let us accept this injustice through faith. Let us give it all to Jesus and thank Him for it.

If we lived in the truth, put our sins under the power of the Blood of Jesus, walked in the light, judged ourselves, then it is true: “If you judge yourselves, you will not be judged.” (1Cor 11:31) This is very important. If we judged ourselves, we will encounter Jesus as the One who is waiting to receive us with open arms. “Good and faithful servant: enter into the joy of your Lord.” (Mt 25:23) This encounter will be inexpressible joy. The Word of God says: “No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined the things that God has prepared for those who love Him.” (1Cor 2:9)

The sins which we have given to Christ have already been judged. We confessed them and repented. It does not mean that we should go to confession every day but every day we should enter into the light and repent, that means, admit our sin: “Yes, Lord, I have sinned. I forgive my brother who has hurt me, and I beg You to forgive me too. I exalted myself above him, I criticized him, I failed to do what I was obliged to do, I was lazy. You had Your plan for me this day, and I followed my own interests. You wanted me to preach the Gospel to the people I met but I followed my own plans and lost the chance. Yes, Lord, I have sinned, I was self-willed, I confess. I cannot rectify it but now I judge myself. I want to obey You again.” And God forgives, rectifies all our mistakes but we must repent time and again.

«He who receives a prophet in the name of a prophet shall receive a prophet’s reward.»

“He who receives a prophet in the name of a prophet shall receive a prophet’s reward.”

Who is a prophet today? A prophet is someone who proclaims God’s truths, stands by them, and suffers for them. Not everyone who prophesies is a prophet. Even a child can prophesy when they speak a statement inspired by the Spirit of God, whether to encourage, instruct or rebuke. In his letter to the Corinthians, the Apostle urges us to earnestly strive for the gift of prophecy. Prophecy is not fortune-telling. The biblical term ‘to prophesy’ means proclaiming God’s word in God’s power in a way that touches the human heart and is relevant to the situation.

Even today, however, there are false prophets, and there are many of them. In theological faculties, they are liberal theologians who deny the divinity of Christ, His real and historical resurrection, and even the divine inspiration of Holy Scripture. In effect, they do not believe in any miracle recorded in the Bible. They do not openly admit this, however, and so it seems as though they are articulating the truth quite eloquently. However, by using ambiguous terms, they distort it to such an extent that they effectively destroy it.

Our programme is the words of Jesus: “Launch out into the deep!” “Forsake everything!” “Follow Me!” We should put the word “forsake” into practice every day. Forsake your pleasure or your plan and accept My (Jesus’) plan and will. This is always painful at the time but later on it becomes a source of knowledge, joy and new grace.

“Be afraid of the one who can destroy both soul and body in hell.”

“Be afraid of the one who can destroy both soul and body in hell.”

This statement by Jesus remains exceptionally relevant today. Earlier, Jesus says, “Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul.” This means that people must not allow themselves to be intimidated and must not stray from the truth, even at the cost of their own life. The thousands of martyrs serve as an example of this. They remained steadfast in their faith and were not afraid. Naturally, we fear those who harm our physical well-being, and even more so when they threaten our lives. Therefore, we need to draw strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer so that we can stand firm in the face of trials.

Now, however, we are dealing with the question of whom we should truly fear. Sadly, most people are not only completely unafraid of the one against whom Jesus warns them, but even willingly let themselves be deceived by him. This is a strange paradox. Our fallen nature – or, as Scripture calls it, our old self with its misguided way of thinking – takes no account of death, God’s judgment, or eternity, and reacts instinctively in a distorted way.