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- TREVIGNANO: JUDICIAL UPDATE
- Papal Blessing February 22, 2026
- POPE LEO XIV
- PROTESTANTS BECOME CATHOLICS WHEN THEY HEAR THIS:
-  Pope John Paul II MEETS SR. LUCIA OF FATIMA
- Update: FATHER CHARLES MURR
- “ AS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH”
-  THE JOYFUL MYSTERIES OF THE ROSARY
- THE JOYFUL MYSTERIES OF THE ROSARY
- Papal Blessing Feb 18, 2026
- ‘OUR FATHER’ PRAYER- HAND GESTURES?
- “I will be exalted among the nations“
Be still and know that I am God” is a well-known verse from
Psalm 46:10(specifically, it is the first part of the verse, often quoted with “I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth”).
It is a profound call to surrender, trust, and recognize God’s sovereignty, particularly in times of trouble, chaos, or overwhelming busyness.
What Does It Mean?
- “Be Still” (Cease Striving): In the original Hebrew, “be still” (raphah) can be translated as “let go,” “release,” “relax,” or “cease striving”. It is not just about physical inactivity, but a command to stop worrying and trying to control outcomes through our own strength.
- “Know that I am God”: This is a call to recognize, acknowledge, and experience God’s power and presence. It encourages moving from intellectual knowledge to a personal, heart-level trust that He is in control, even when the “earth gives way”.
- Context: Psalm 46 is a “song of confidence” (often attributed to the sons of Korah) written during a time of immense danger or natural disaster. It establishes God as a “refuge and strength” (v. 1).
- Sunday Angelus Blessing given by Pope Leo XIV
- O CRUX AVE MEDIA Geopolitical update
- Victor Davis Hanson catch-up
- February 14, 2026 Papal blessing
- FATHER MURR’S MISSION
- Wednesday audience with Pope Leo
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Psalm 6
A suffering man cries to God for mercy
I am filled with dismay… Father, save me from this hour (John 12:27).Lord, do not reprove me in your anger:
punish me not in your rage.
Have mercy on me, Lord, I have no strength;
Lord, heal me, my body is racked;
my soul is racked with pain.But you, O Lord… how long?
Return, Lord, rescue my soul.
Save me in your merciful love,
for in death no one remembers you;
from the grave, who can give you praise?I am exhausted with my groaning;
every night I drench my pillow with tears;
I bedew my bed with weeping.
My eye wastes away with grief;
I have grown old surrounded by my foes.Leave me, all who do evil;
for the Lord has heard my weeping.
The Lord has heard my plea;
The Lord will accept my prayer.
All my foes will retire in confusion,
foiled and suddenly confounded. - THE THEOLOGICAL NOTES OF THE CHURCH EXPLAINED: FR. RIPPERGER AND RYAN GRANT
- HAS THE HOUR OF THE CHUURCH ARRIVED
- “At the expense of the truth“ Robert Moynihan And Dr. Gavin Ashenden (“ you mustn’t kill your patient”)
Excellent especially on history of Islam start at video marker- 47.26
- THE ROSARY PRAY OR DOWNLOAD – MP3/
- RALPH MARTIN ON First things article by CARDINAL PELL on the continued need for evangelization.
- Geopolitical update by O CRUX AVE
- Fatima Scholar predicts Major Sign
- THE LORD’S PRAYER IN ARAMEIC
Abùn d’bàh’shmàyah (Our Father Who art in heaven)
Nech’ tha’dhà sh’smàh (hallowed be Thy name)
Titèl’ malkhutàh (Thy kingdom come)
Nèhweh zebianàh (Thy will be done)Aikana d’bàh’shmàya af’ ba’hara (On earth as it is in heaven)
Hab’lan llahkhmah desunkana nihà’umana (Give us this day our daily bread)
Wash’buch’lan auh’bain’ (and forgive us our trespasses)
Aikana dhaf’ kh’nanh sbach’n’ le’haih’bain’ (as we forgive those who trespass against us)
Ula’ talàn ‘llen’siuna (and lead us not into temptation)
Elah ‘pazzàn’ ‘men bisha (but deliver us from evil)Amèn (Amen)
- The Lord’s Prayer in arameic
Our Father or Lord’s Prayer (Aramaic version)
aboon dabashmaya Our Father in heaven,
nethkadash shamak Holy is Thy name.
tetha malkoothak Your Kingdom is coming,
newe tzevyanak Your will is being done
aykan dabashmaya on earth as it is in heaven.
af barahav lan lakma dsoonkanan Give us bread for our needs day by day.
yamana washbook lan forgive our offensesas we have forgiven our offenders.
hanan shabookan Ihayavine oolow talahn lanesyana Do not let us enter into temptation.
ela fatsan men beesha amin Deliver us from error. -  HOW CAN THE DEVIL BE SO CLOSE TO THE POPE?
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