Now this latest message to Luz de Maria with manifestation from crucifix about this day: Please click on the youtube video contained within this message. MESSAGE FROM OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST TO HIS BELOVED DAUGHTER LUZ DE MARIA DURING THE MANIFESTATION OF A CRUCIFIX CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES – OCTOBER 30, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=sygX2NsxZ0I MANIFESTACIÓN DE UN CRUCIFIJO 30.10 2018 - YouTube Una vez más el Cielo se manifiesta de manera extraordinaria, visible, ante varios testigos, dando un mensaje a través de Luz de María en donde nos alerta sobre halloween. www.youtube.com My Beloved People: Here is My Blood… Here is the Oil of My Love that is shed for Humanity, before so much offense, before so much sin with which man continually scourges Me, wounds Me and crucifies Me. I MANIFEST MYSELF TO MY CHILDREN WITH MY LOVE SO THAT MY MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD COVERS ALL THOSE HUMAN BEINGS WHO, IN THE CELEBRATION OFFERED TO THE DEVIL ON HALLOWEEN, THINK TO CONSECRATE THEMSELVES TO THE DARKNESS AND PARTICIPATE WITH THE LEGIONS OF EVIL. I MANIFEST MYSELF SO YOU DESIST FROM SURRENDERING YOURSELVES TO EVIL. May My Most Precious Blood be the Shield that strengthens My People so that no soul is lost... May My Oil be in each one the defense so you do not succumb for a day of festivity and from then on continue to give yourselves more and more to the debauchery the devil has planted in Humanity. MY PEOPLE MUST MAKE REPARATION, THEY MUST OFFER ME THEIR LOVE AND MUST PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER SO THAT NONE OF YOUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS AROUND THE WORLD IS LOST. Pray so that My Most Precious Blood defends those human beings from falling into the hands of those children of Mine who have surrendered to the devil. MY PEOPLE, HERE I AM, I LOVE YOU AND BLESS YOU. Your Jesus. HAIL MARY MOST PURE, CONCEIVED WITHOUT SIN. HAIL MARY MOST PURE, CONCEIVED WITHOUT SIN. HAIL MARY MOST PURE, CONCEIVED WITHOUT SIN.
A San Andreas fault mystery: The 'slow-moving disaster' in an area where the Big One is feared The San Andreas fault begins its dangerous dance through California at the Salton Sea, at a spot that seismologists long have feared could be the epicenter of a massive earthquake. But in recent months, this desolate location where the North American and Pacific plates rub together has become the focus of intense interest for a type of movement that is less the Big One than the Slow One. A muddy spring mysteriously has begun to move at a faster pace through dry earth — first 60 feet over a few months, and then 60 feet in a single day, according to Imperial County officials. There’s no evidence suggesting this is an immediate precursor to a large earthquake, said U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist Ken Hudnut, who visited the moving spring in July. In fact, the area has been seismically quiet in recent months, with relatively few earthquakes. Hudnut and other experts stress the movement is not seismic activity. But it’s occurring partly as a result of historic earthquake activity that caused cracks, allowing gases produced deep underground to reach the earth’s surface. The biggest worry is that the slow-moving scientific mystery could become destructive in other ways. In its path are Union Pacific freight railroad tracks that connect the Inland Empire to Yuma, Ariz.; a petroleum pipeline owned by Kinder Morgan, one of North America’s largest energy companies; a stretch of fiber optic telecommunications lines owned by Verizon; and a portion of Highway 111, a major roadway connecting Interstate 10 in the Coachella Valley to the California-Mexico border. “It’s a slow-moving disaster,” said Alfredo Estrada, Imperial County’s fire chief and emergency services coordinator. Imperial County declared an emergency this summer, enabling officials to expedite efforts to prevent damage and perhaps even to stop the movement of the spring from getting closer to the railroad tracks. So far, they haven’t worked. Officials have been trying to drain water from the moving spring. Union Pacific built a 100-foot long wall of large boulders and steel more than 75 feet deep in the earth in an effort to protect the railroad. But in October, the muddy spring sneaked underneath the wall, moving it ever closer to railroad tracks. Overall, the pit, which produces a faint odor of rotten eggs, has moved more than 240 feet from where it was documented as being a decade ago. Based on publicly available satellite images, the spring hadn’t appeared to move much until roughly 2015, Hudnut said, but movement became particularly noticeable earlier this year. Union Pacific has been forced to build temporary tracks to avoid running trains over land impacted by the spring. Trains are now moving more slowly through the area, according to the company. The railroad may need to consider more permanent solutions, including building a bridge to bypass potentially unstable land, a company spokesman said. Caltrans is also prepared to shut down a portion of Highway 111 if the mud spring approaches the roadway, and has already planned a set of detours, said agency spokesman Ed Joyce. Indeed, the movement of the spring, even at its fastest, is far slower than the speed of a common snail. The spring has been traveling much like a moving sinkhole, with carbon dioxide bubbling up from a pool in a ditch, with the mud about 30 feet and 40 feet below the desert surface, Hudnut said. As the spring moves through a soft sedimentary rock called mudstone, it leaves behind a sunken, sodden trail below the desert surface, Hudnut said. Geologically, how mud springs form is somewhat similar to how sinkholes form — movement of liquid deep underground that undermines the earth’s surface, Hudnut said. A cavity forms underground, and expands upward until it breaks through to the surface, forming a circular pit that gets larger as it continues to erode from below. Imperial County officials said the muddy spring of interest has been documented since the 1950s, and hadn’t moved for decades. Signs of movement were detected years ago, said David Lynch, a geophysicist who has been studying muddy springs for 12 years. It was only in the last six months that it picked up enough speed that it began to pose a threat to man-made infrastructure, Imperial County officials said. Muddy springs have been well known features of Imperial County’s Salton Trough for decades. They are not like Old Faithful at Yellowstone, a hot spring that involves water circulating underground that becomes superheated from molten rock. The spring in question is actually only about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, Hudnut said. It’s bubbling not from boiling water, but carbon dioxide being created from deep underground the earth’s surface. The carbon dioxide is probably being formed as a result of the geologic processes deep underneath this part of California. As thousands of years of loose sediment dumped by the Colorado River get pushed deeper underground, where there’s more pressure and heat, the material is getting cooked and transformed into sandstone or greenschist rock, which produces carbon dioxide, Hudnut said. That carbon dioxide is likely coming out of the ground where there are fractures in the earth, Hudnut said. More than a decade ago, Lynch and Hudnut published a study in the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America documenting a number of muddy springs and similar geological phenomena. When mapped, the geothermal features formed a line that appeared to be a continuation of the San Andreas southeast of the conventionally accepted terminus of the fault. They wrote that the geothermal features “may represent a surface manifestation of the San Andreas fault southeast of the Salton Sea.” The movement of muddy springs is not unheard of. Max Rudolph, an assistant professor at UC Davis who studies geothermal activity in the Salton Trough, said similar features in other areas have moved, but it has taken decades or longer for there to be noticeable movement. “We know [that in the 19th century] before the Salton Sea was present in the Salton Trough, early travelers described a treacherous environment with bubbling mud pots and springs that made travel across the trough nearly impossible,” he said, indicating that geothermal activity in that area has dramatically changed over hundreds of years. The Salton Sea was formed accidentally in 1905 when the Colorado River breached its banks. Onlookers would be wise to stay away from the spring. If people were to fall in, the toxic air and lack of oxygen would suffocate them in minutes, Lynch said. But the carbon dioxide thins out within a few feet of the hole. The nearest community to the muddy spring is Niland, about five miles away. Lynch said he expects the mud spring will continue moving. But its slow place should give agencies and companies plenty of time to prepare. “It’s a quirky thing,” said Lynch, who has been consulting with Union Pacific since May. “If there was no railroad nearby, you wouldn’t even know about it. This would just be something out there chewing out the desert.” http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-niland-mud-pot-20181101-story.html
Saturday, November 3, 2018, 20:33 by Reuters | https://www.timesofmalta.com/articl...ms-claim-17-lives-and-14-million-trees.693338 Watch: Italian storms claim 17 lives... and 14 million trees 'We'll need at least a century to return to normality' Heavy rain and gales devastating parts of Italy have claimed two more lives, taking the overall death toll to at least 17. A German tourist died on Friday when hit by lightning on the island of Sardinia while another person struck by lightning several days ago died in hospital, Italy's Civil Protection Agency said on Saturday. A spokeswoman said 17 deaths related to the severe weather had been reported to the Agency so far. Many of the victims to date have been killed by falling trees. Coldiretti, the association of Italian agricultural companies, said in a statement that gales had destroyed around 14 million trees, many in the far north. People help to remove debris around destroyed yachts on the shore after a strong sea storm in Rapallo. Photo: Reuters "We'll need at least a century to return to normality," it said. Areas from the far northeast to Sicily in the southwest have been affected, with the worst damage in the northern regions of Trentino and Veneto - the region around Venice - where villages and roads have been cut off by landslides. Many of Venice's squares and walkways have been submerged in the highest floods the canal city has seen in a decade. The governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia, said the region's storm damage amounted to at least €1 billion. Angelo Borrelli, head of the Civil Protection agency, said Veneto had seen winds of up to 180 kph (112 mph), and that the situation there was "apocalyptic". Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini was due to visit the region on Sunday. Fallen trees are seen in the water of Piave river near Belluno. Photo: Vigili del Fuoco Death toll from Italian storms rises to 29 Updated / Sunday, 4 Nov 2018 12:02 | https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2018/1104/1008534-italy/ Three other members of the same family were able to escape from the house At least 12 people have been killed by severe weather on the island of Sicily, bringing the overall death toll from the storms sweeping Italy to 29, officials have said. Nine people, including children aged one, three and 15, were found dead in a house in Casteldaccia, next to a small river which had burst its banks. Three other people were able to escape from the house, according to the Agi news agency. Torrential rain triggering landslides and flood waters led to the death of ten people in the region around Palermo, a spokesman for the Sicilian capital's Prefecture said. "There are still some people missing," he added. Two more people died in the region around the Sicilian town of Agrigento when the car they were travelling in was hit by a landslide, another official said. Italy's Civil Protection Agency said the number of deaths caused by the wave of bad weather stood at 17, excluding the fatalities in Sicily. In a tweet on Sunday, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said he was leaving to visit Sicily, adding he was also in constant touch with officials on the dramatic situation in the north of the country. Heavy rains and gale-force winds have been battering Italy for several days, uprooting millions of trees and cutting off villages and roads. Some of the worst damage has been recorded in the northern regions of Trentino and Veneto, the region around Venice. St Mark's Square, a popular tourist destination in the lagoon city of Venice, was flooded for two days earlier this week, with the adjacent St Mark's Basilica also inundated. On Saturday the governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia, said storm damage in the region amounted to at least €1 billion. Three-quarters of Venice flooded after exceptional high tide Updated / Tuesday, 30 Oct 2018 16:44 | https://www.rte.ie/news/europe/2018/1030/1007477-italy-weather/ People carry a buggy over the flood waters in Venice Rain-soaked tourists were barred from St Mark's Square in Venice where local authorities said the "acqua alta" (high water) peaked at 156cm, leaving almost three-quarters of the Italian city under water. Elevated wooden platforms usually placed on main passageways in the Renaissance city were not high enough to ensure safe passage in the low-lying square. Families carried children on their shoulders through the surrounding streets. While some tourists donned wellies, others had opted to take off their shoes and wade through the water. The waters have only topped 150cm five times before in recorded history. In 1966, when floods swept through the country, famously devastating Florence's historic centre, the waters reached 194cm in Venice. Nearly all of northern Italy was on alert due to storms, which swept across the country yesterday, with wind gusts up to 100km/h and rainfall in some places equivalent to the amount that falls over several months. At least eight people were killed and the national Civil Protection Agency issued multiple weather warnings, with many local authorities shutting schools and urging people not to travel unless absolutely necessary. Two young people died south of Rome when a tree hit the car they were travelling in, while another person was killed and several injured in the nearby town of Terracina after winds brought down scores of trees. Dozens of trees were reported uprooted across Rome and many parks and tourist sites were closed, including the Roman Forum and Colosseum. With further bad weather forecast, dozens of towns and cities said they would keep their schools closed, including in Rome, Venice, Verona and Naples. Edited to add additional videos: *** Prayers going up for those effected by the above.
During the EWTN Mass this morning, some poor crazed person came running up during the consecration, yelling and screaming and swearing. They kept the camera on Fr. Wade and appeared to get the situation under control quickly enough. Please pray for that poor soul.
I just watched this with my husband and while we'd like to believe that we are on the side most closely aligned with God, I'm quite sure He would enlighten us. We are to love and pray for those who persecute us and it's getting harder and harder.
There is a very churning charged atmosphere in the spiritual realm right now I believe. I was at Adoration yesterday and two strange people came in acting odd. First a man and then a woman. The Blessed Sacrament is out on the altar in the Monstrance. At one point I was the only one there. I was uneasy and eventually the mother superior called the police. We are in warring times. The battle is palpable. Tuesday is Dday in the US. We need much much prayer.
I think there is a rule that there are always to be two adorers minimum at Adoration Our church did not enforce this so I had to stop going to Adoration there. You bring up a good point. This is a war.
I saw it too. If that person had been armed the priest would have been a sitting duck. He did keep his composure though.
And was it me or did I hear this attacker yell support for the “Trad” Mass while he was blaspheming feet away from Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament? This is what happens when one becomes consumed by the heresy that the Novus Ordo is a “lesser” Mass and Vatican II is the work of the Devil.
Unfortunately, that is being reported around the net. The attacker was shouting expletives, including the F-bomb, and a plea to "end the abomination" and "restore the traditional Mass." EWTN security did a great job apprehending him quickly.
I've been watching the Still Report for quite a long time and I've never seen Bill emotional like that. He's always so level headed it's one of the things I have always admired about him. Thnks for posting!
So, has anyone published the mans name or verified that he actually believes that or is it simply a pretty convenient place to stage a televised event to bash and make TLR goers look like lunatics? I don't believe what I see online unless it can be backed up with facts. I can not imagine screaming expletives at the regular mass (which I go to as well) and a plea for a return to the Latin rite. This makes no sense what so ever. I go to a TLR parish and don't know a single person who would ever remotely consider doing such a thing. The only way that they gain any ground is to encourage division and cause us to fight among ourselves, remember that when you see things like this.
Don, that's why I gave his report so much credence. I was quite surprised to hear the raw emotion in his voice.
All I am seeing is the same canned word for word report across multiple so called news platforms. Nobody is giving us any facts outside crazed lunatic screaming about Latin Mass. Patheos has a video of it but no facts outside a few about the man being charged with trespass and the police dept that charged him. This might actually be enough to find the mans name since this info is usually publicly available if you know where to look. https://www.patheos.com/blogs/deaconsbench/2018/11/shock-screaming-man-disrupts-live-ewtn-mass/
Unfortunately, Don, attacks like that make no sense at all It’s diabolical Sometimes information is withheld from the public There are copy cats Maybe we don’t need to know all the details about every incident We just think we are privy to everything since we have the internet This is probably not a popular response but it’s the way I feel.
If the person has been take to a medical facility for evaluation, to release his name ATT would count as a violation of his privacy.
A few days ago my husband was watching the evening news in DC He said that it was mentioned briefly that there was a disturbance of some kind at the National Shrine, security took care of it, the police were called. There was no further repetitive mention of it on news, internet, or twitter. So this is the third incident in recent days in different churches that we have posted on this forum. Probably privacy is a concern, and not giving the perpetrators more mention than is deserved from such acts.
