Orthodox Priest Gervasios Paraskevopoulos died in 1964. His skull was exhumed on 29th of June, 2014, washed, kissed and worshiped.   The Greek Orthodox Church writes about priest Paraskevopoulos from Patras in Greece, a man born in 1877. As a parish priest now Father Gervasios “was placed under the light, so that he could shine… Read More Greek skull looters

The US do believe that the Hamas and ISIS poses a different threats to the United States, and that the west can make peace with Iran. This was the response of State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki to the UN speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Psaki also distanced Washington from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s… Read More The US rebuke Israel

Abbas (Abu Mazen) is the problem, not the solution. From an OP-ED, Prof. Ron Breiman, Israel Hayom : The most prominent achievement of Operation Protective Edge was not properly manifested in the stated goals of the operation — weakening Hamas, without toppling it. This achievement, if properly maintained, can be used to protect Israel from… Read More The PLO spread hate

The head of “Saint Spyridon” is kept in a glass box, and paraded through the streets of Corfu. Saint Spyridon was present at the First Ecumenical Council in 325, which was attended by 317 God-bearing Fathers. The relics are taken in procession every Palm Sunday and on other special occasions, for veneration by the faithful.… Read More The “holy” head of Corfu

Paul the sixth Bishop of Constantinople has been dressed up with red gloves. Watch the careful examination of his skull and bones. Paul I or Paulus I or Saint Paul the Confessor (died c. 350), sixth bishop of Constantinople, elected first in 337 AD. Paul became involved in the Arian controversy which drew in the… Read More Corpse of bishop with red gloves

Like kneeling before the kipa of the Pope, the idolatry of the Roman Catholics comes to us without limits. The Rev. Curtis Guillory kneels at the skull cap ‘zucchetto’ worn by Saint John XXII during Thursday’s service to unveil the relic at St. Anthony Cathedral Basilica. Born as Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli and served as pope… Read More Praying before Pope’s cap

British PM to hold first direct talks with Iran’s president since 1979, to ask for help against ISIL. British Prime Minister David Cameron will hold face-to-face talks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, the premier’s office said on Tuesday, in what would be the first such high-level meeting between the two countries since 1979. During the… Read More London Tehran peace partners

More than 90 per cent of Israelis do not trust the “peace ability” of the United Nations. Less than 50 per cent of Americans trust their government. Levels of trust continue to slide across there board, all institutions below 50 percent. Compared to one year ago, the level of trust that young Americans between 18-… Read More Rapid decline in trust

The Pope read the Salve Regina to hail the Queen of Heaven, during his visit to Albania. In the 18th century, the Salve Regina served as the outline for the classic Roman Catholic Mariology book The Glories of Mary by Alphonsus Liguori. In the first part of the book Alphonsus, a Doctor of the Church,… Read More Pope hail queen in Albania

ISIL captures millions of dollars, gold ingots, stashed at former Iraqi Parliament Speaker’s Home‬. A video posted on the Internet on September 21, shows millions of dollars in cash as well as gold ingots allegedly captured by ISIS in the home of former Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama Al-Nujayfi. In the video, an unidentified ISIS member… Read More ISIL expose the USA

How Qatar is funding the rise of Islamist extremists. The fabulously wealthy Gulf state, which owns an array of London landmarks and claims to be one of our best friends in the Middle East, is a prime sponsor of violent Islamists. Qatar, the owner of Harrods, has dispatched cargo planes laden with weapons to the… Read More US-Qatar arm Islamic state

For the first time, Chinese warships docked in an Iranian port Saturday. Beijing and Tehran prepared to conduct a series of joint naval drills. “Discussing and studying the two countries’ naval relief and rescue operations and drills, confronting sea incidents and accidents and gaining the necessary technical preparedness are among the actions to be practiced… Read More China and Tehran unites

A car bearing Vatican diplomatic plates was stopped in France with 4kg of cocaine and 200g of cannabis on board. Bedridden cardinal’s aide entrusted vehicle to two men, who bought drugs thinking they were protected by diplomatic plates The car belongs to the 91-year-old Argentinian cardinal Jorge Mejia, emeritus librarian at the Holy See, who… Read More The Vatican drug mafia

Syrian rebels linked to al-Qaeda have seized UN weapons, uniforms and vehicles in the Golan Heights. This was said by the Syrian UN Ambassador Bashar Jaafari said Tuesday. “The terrorists are now using United Nations cars, which hold the emblem of the United Nations forces in the Golan. They are using the uniform of the… Read More Islamists drive UN-cars

(Bible lesson in Norwegian): Bibeltime med Ivar Fjeld i Betel Bibel- og Israelforening (BBIF), Vedavågen, Karmøy, tirsdag 2.september 2014. Tema er Israel, Islam og endetida. Published by Ivar

“Pope Francis may be the most authoritative representative” of “spiritually sensitive” religious leaders in the world today.“ There are the words of Yahya Pallavicini. He is imam of the al-Wahid Mosque in Milan, the highest representative of Islam in Italy. Italy’s highest spokesman for Islam liked everything that Peres said. Handsome, articulate and Western in… Read More Imam calls for Pope as leader

Mr Peres asked Pope Francis to head a parallel United Nations called the “United Religions” to counter religious extremism in the world today. Former Israeli President Shimon Peres has said that Pope Francis is more powerful than the United Nation when it comes to advocating peace. While visiting the Vatican earlier today, Mr Peres asked… Read More Peres: New United Religions