Scorched hands imprinted on books and fabrics: is it possible that souls left physical signs to ask for help? In the heart of Rome, the Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatory guards these shocking "proofs" of the afterlife. Step inside this unique place with us to discover verified stories, analyze artifacts burned by the "fire of love," and understand the profound message of hope that the deceased send to the living.

The new Epstein files contain messages attributed to Steve Bannon that speak of a plan to “take down Pope Francis.” We do not know whether—and to what extent—those plans were put into action, but it is impossible to ignore that, in the final years of his pontificate, Francis was overwhelmed by attacks that went so far as to cast doubt even on his legitimacy. As Christians, this calls us to discernment: the Church has always been under attack, and prophecy has warned us that t

A recently surfaced unpublished letter from Sister Lucia addressed to Pope Paul VI reopens the debate on the Third Secret of Fatima. The seer admits that while the "facts" have been revealed, the "perspective" of the message still hides deep mysteries. What has not yet been understood? A journey through history, prophecy, and current events to understand the Virgin's warning.

In 1973, in a remote convent in Akita, Japan, a wooden statue of the Virgin Mary reportedly began to bleed, perspire, and shed human tears 101 times, in front of witnesses and TV cameras. Laboratory tests on the collected fluids were described as human blood and human tears, while the message entrusted to Sister Agnes Sasagawa spoke of “fire falling from the sky” and a crisis within the Church. In this article, we revisit the facts, the reported scientific examinations, and t

Two words hit like a warning siren: “Orwellian language.” Pope Leo XIV uses them to describe a cultural climate where, under the banner of inclusion, space for freedom narrows and a dominant mindset takes over. From a Christian perspective, this critique goes deeper than most people think.

They had never seen a white man or a Bible. Yet, when the friars emerged from the forest, the warriors made the Sign of the Cross. "Who taught you this?" The tribal chiefs' answer made theologians in Rome and Madrid tremble: someone had preceded them, but she wasn't human. Or at least, she wasn't there in the body.