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El Papa León XIV impulsa un estudio para profundizar en el significado de la Tradición de la Iglesia El Papa León XIV ha renovado la Comisión Teológica Internacional, incorporando a 24 nuevos miembros que trabajarán durante los próximos cinco años en cuestiones fundamentales para la fe católica. Una de sus principales tareas será profundizar en el significado de la Tradición de la Iglesia, cómo se transmite desde los Apóstoles y cómo distinguir lo que pertenece a la Tradición apostólica de las costumbres y prácticas eclesiales que pueden cambiar con el tiempo. Una segunda línea de trabajo estudiará cómo se transmite la fe a través de las distintas culturas, prestando especial atención a la piedad popular y a la evangelización. La Tradición, junto con la Sagrada Escritura, constituye un fundamento esencial para la transmisión de la Revelación divina. Según fuentes del Dicasterio para la Doctrina de la Fe, los temas de estudio han sido acordados mediante el diálogo entre el Papa y el cardenal Víctor Manuel Fernández. No se trata de redefinir la fe católica, sino de profundizar teológicamente en cómo la Iglesia conserva y transmite fielmente lo recibido de Cristo y los Apóstoles.

Homily Wednesday, October 21, 2026: Are we staying ready for Jesus, trusting the strength He gives us each day? Readings: 1) Ephesians 3: 2-12 2) Luke 12: 39-48 My dear brothers and sisters, On this Wednesday of the Twenty-Ninth Week in Ordinary Time, God’s word reminds us that the Master is coming back for every one of us. Jesus tells a story about a servant put in charge of the household. The master expects him to do his job while he is away. If the servant knows what is expected and ignores it, the punishment is heavy. If he did not know, the punishment is lighter. We cannot say we do not know. Saint Paul says the mystery of Christ has been made known to us. God has opened his heart to the whole world through the Gospel. That means more is asked of those who have heard the Good News. We have been given responsibility for our lives, our talents, and our time. God wants us to use them for his purposes. The catch is that we cannot stay ready on our own. We get tired. We get distracted. We start thinking the master is delayed, so we put off the small daily choices that keep us faithful. That is why we need the Holy Spirit. He gives us the virtues of fortitude and faith so we can keep going. Fortitude is the courage to hang in there. It is not just for big battles. It is the strength to keep praying when we feel dry, to stay kind when we are worn out, and to choose what is right in the ordinary grind of work and family. Faith works right alongside it. Faith helps us believe Jesus really is coming and that he will reward those who are faithful. It lets us trust that the struggle is worth it because God keeps his promises. Mary, the Mother of God, lived this kind of readiness. She said yes and stayed close to Jesus through every season of her life, even when the path was hard. She shows us what it looks like to trust God day after day. As we come to the altar today, let's open our hearts to the mystery of Christ in the Eucharist. Ask the Holy Spirit for the courage and faith to stay awake and ready. Lord Jesus, thank you for revealing yourself to us. Give us the strength to serve you faithfully in the little things. Through the prayers of Mary our Mother, help us be ready when you come. Amen.

🙏❤️ KHM/KPW FAMILY, URGENT PRAYER REQUEST! A husband has just received heartbreaking news that his wife’s cancer has spread to her lungs. He’s hurting, and they both need our prayers. Father God, we come before You in the authority, power, and mighty name of Jesus Christ. We thank You that by His stripes we were healed! Right now, I bind the power of the spirit of cancer and command every cancerous cell to die out in Jesus’ name! I command every symptom to leave her body, and I loose the healing and life of Jesus to flow through her from the top of her head to the soles of her feet! Father, strengthen her husband, give them both peace, and guide those caring for her. We thank You for hearing our prayers in agreement with Your Word. We give You all the glory! In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen! 🙏❤️ KPW family, please stand with this couple in faith-believing prayer! #KPW #PowerOfPrayer #PrayerForHealing

If this is true we better be ready to check all candy before the children can eat it. Every year someone tries to poison kids during Halloween.

On Friday, my daughter transitions to a different radiation machine. IDK the technicalities, but it is a planned part of the process. It is all physically hard for her, due to joint pain, etc., and having to do double duty on a day. I hate cancer. Prayers appreciated.

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This week Bishop Beckman of Knoxville, Tennessee, banned the Prayer to St Michael Archbishop James Golka of Denver silenced Fr. Chad Ripperger, the most famous exorcist in the world Since the election of the first American Pope, Leo XIV, US synodal bishops have intensified the persecution of faithful Catholics Synodalism isn't Catholicism

🙏❤️ KHM/KPW FAMILY — PRAYER REQUEST Our sister Jen is asking for prayer for her dear friend Natalie, who is awaiting test results Wednesday and fears it may be cancer. Father, in the mighty name of Jesus, we speak healing and life over Natalie! We command fear to leave and declare health, restoration, and a good report! KPW Warriors, let’s surround Natalie and Jen with love and prayer! 🙏👑 #KPW #PowerOfPrayer #PrayerForHealing

Homily Tuesday, October 20, 2026: Are we keeping our lamps trimmed and burning, ready to welcome Christ whenever he calls? Readings: (1) Ephesians 2: 12-22 (2) Luke 12: 35-38 My dear brothers and sisters, On this Tuesday of the Twenty-Sixth Week in Ordinary Time, God’s word calls us to examine our readiness. As we move closer to the end of the liturgical year, Jesus reminds us to stay watchful. In our Gospel today, he tells us to keep our lamps burning and be like servants waiting for their master to return from a wedding feast. Jesus wants us to be alert and spiritually prepared at every moment. It's easy to get distracted by our daily routines, busy schedules, or the constant noise of notifications on our phones. We often live as if we have all the time in the world, putting off prayer, forgiveness, or acts of charity until tomorrow. But Christ invites us to live today with intention, keeping our eyes fixed on him. Then comes an amazing promise in the Gospel. Jesus says that when the master returns and finds his servants watchful, he will do something shocking: he will put on an apron, sit them down at table, and serve them himself. In the ancient world, no master would ever serve his servants. But our Lord turns the world's standards upside down. He shows us that he came not to be served, but to serve. We see this same servant heart in Saint Paul of the Cross, our Saint of the Day. He spent his life preaching God’s tender mercy, caring for the sick, and reminding people of the immense love shown on the Cross. He lived with his lamp burning brightly, constantly ready to welcome Christ in the poor and suffering. When we gather for the Eucharist, we experience this heavenly banquet right now. Jesus comes to serve us with his own Body and Blood. Let's let his love nourish us so we can stay faithful and ready to serve others. Lord Jesus, thank you for coming to serve us and give us life. Help us stay vigilant, with hearts awake and ready to meet you. Through the intercession of Saint Paul of the Cross, give us the grace to keep our faith burning brightly every day. Amen.

🙏❤️ KPW FAMILY, PLEASE JOIN ME IN PRAYER! Our brother’s 34-year-old stepdaughter has been diagnosed with cancer and is facing surgery. She’s a single mother of two. Father, in the mighty name of JESUS, we take authority over this cancer and command it to GO! We speak LIFE, HEALING, and COMPLETE RESTORATION! Guide the surgeons’ hands and bring peace to this family. Please pray and share! ❤️🙏👑 #KPW #PowerOfPrayer

Knoxville Catholics: resist mightily by kneeling after every mass and reciting the St. Michael Prayer boldly. Defy the demons.

Homily Monday, October 19, 2026: Are we building larger barns to hoard our gifts, or building longer tables to share them? Readings: (1) Ephesians 2: 1-10 (2) Luke 12: 13-21 My dear brothers and sisters, On this Monday of the Twenty-Ninth Week in Ordinary Time, God’s word invites us to take an honest look at our hearts and examine what we value most. In our first reading from Saint Paul to the Ephesians, we hear a comforting truth: salvation is a total gift from God. We didn’t earn it through our own impressive resume, nor can we buy it. God gives it freely out of endless love and mercy. Job showed us that everything comes from God, and today Saint Paul reminds us why. We are God’s handiwork, created to do good things for others. The Gospel shows us what happens when we lose sight of that truth. Jesus tells a story about a rich man who gets a huge harvest. Instead of thanking God or helping his neighbors, he decides to tear down his barns and build bigger ones to store it all. He thinks he can sit back, relax, and secure his future all by himself. That very night, his life ends, and all his wealth means nothing. He stored up treasure for himself, but he wasn’t rich toward God. It’s easy to fall into the exact same trap today. We live in a world that constantly tells us to store up more—more money, better title, or bigger security nets. We take credit for our hard work and forget that every talent, opportunity, and breath comes directly from God. When God blesses us with extra, he doesn't want us to build higher walls. He wants us to build longer tables. Saint Isaac Jogues, one of our Saints of the Day, understood this deeply. He was a priest who gave up a comfortable, safe life in Europe to share the Gospel in North America, pouring out everything he had to serve others, even to the point of giving his life. As we receive the Eucharist today, let's ask God to strip away our selfishness. Lord Jesus, thank you for every gift in our lives. Help us put aside our desire to hoard our blessings so we can serve others with open hands. Through the intercession of Saint Isaac Jogues, give us the grace to follow you faithfully every day. Amen.