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The Government Said PREPARE! ALL AIRPORTS SHUT DOWN! What's Next?
The Government Said PREPARE! ALL AIRPORTS SHUT DOWN! What's Next?
James Kaddis
Nov 14, 2026
Governments all over the world, including the United States of America, are telling their citizens to PREPARE! In the same week, Microsoft suffered a massive global outage, and the FAA ordered ALL airports nationwide to stop departures! Everybody is asking, “What in the world is happening, and what's coming next?” Today, we're going to talk about that very thing, and you'll want to listen to the very end!
Wins By Religious Democrats Break Republican Grip On Faith In Politics
FROM AFP NEWS
By Malcolm FOSTER
Nov 12, 2026, 9:01 pm EST
By Malcolm FOSTER
Nov 12, 2026, 9:01 pm EST
US Senator-elect and seminarian James Talarico is one of a string of openly religious Democratic candidates who won in midterm elections (RONALDO SCHEMIDT)
Wins by a string of openly religious Democratic candidates in last week's midterm elections have broken the Republican stranglehold on integrating faith and politics, a change that could reshape America's political landscape for years to come.
For decades, Democratic Party candidates have been reluctant to talk about faith and done little to actively reach out to religious voters, who favored Republicans, viewed as the party of traditional family values.
But this year, that pattern was shattered as Methodist megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton in Kansas and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico in Texas won in deeply conservative states that hadn't elected a Democratic senator in decades.
Using the Bible to call for decency in politics and oppose the violent crackdown on undocumented immigrants, they were among six clergy or pastors-in-training winning seats as Democrats, helping them recapture Congress and deal a heavy blow to President Donald Trump's party.
In Michigan, voters provided another kind of religious breakthrough by electing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim senator.
"Democrats have long been the party of policies and programs rather than faith and values," but they "finally cracked the code," said Andrew Koneschusky, head of public relations firm Beltway Advisors in Washington and a former Democratic aide.
Wins by a string of openly religious Democratic candidates in last week's midterm elections have broken the Republican stranglehold on integrating faith and politics, a change that could reshape America's political landscape for years to come.
For decades, Democratic Party candidates have been reluctant to talk about faith and done little to actively reach out to religious voters, who favored Republicans, viewed as the party of traditional family values.
But this year, that pattern was shattered as Methodist megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton in Kansas and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico in Texas won in deeply conservative states that hadn't elected a Democratic senator in decades.
Using the Bible to call for decency in politics and oppose the violent crackdown on undocumented immigrants, they were among six clergy or pastors-in-training winning seats as Democrats, helping them recapture Congress and deal a heavy blow to President Donald Trump's party.
In Michigan, voters provided another kind of religious breakthrough by electing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim senator.
"Democrats have long been the party of policies and programs rather than faith and values," but they "finally cracked the code," said Andrew Koneschusky, head of public relations firm Beltway Advisors in Washington and a former Democratic aide.
DO YOU FEEL IT? Why Time Is Moving Faster Now
DO YOU FEEL IT? Why Time Is Moving Faster Now
On Life and Eternity
Nov 6, 2026
Why is time flying by so fast? The morning has barely begun, and suddenly it's already evening. Weeks pass without us noticing, months come and go, and another year is already drawing to a close. Many people today are saying the same thing: time seems to be moving faster. But why do we feel this way?
And what does the Bible say about it?
In this video, we will explore why modern people feel as though time is passing faster and look for answers in the Holy Scriptures. You will discover what Jesus Christ really meant when He spoke in Matthew 24 about the days being shortened for the sake of the elect. Many people misunderstand these words, so we will examine them carefully in the context of the entire chapter.
Entire command team of USS South Dakota relieved following grounding incident
Cmdr. Daniel Goodwin, along with his executive officer and top enlisted advisor, were removed from their posts.
Nicholas Slayton
Published Nov 13, 2026 7:27 AM EST
Cmdr. Daniel Goodwin assumes command of the USS South Dakota on June 30, 2026 at Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Conn. Navy photo by John Narewski.
The top leadership team of the nuclear-powered USS South Dakota submarine was removed from their posts last month.
The firing was first reported by the Connecticut newspaper The Day, which said that Cmdr. Dan Goodwin was removed from the post on Oct. 14. Alongside Goodwin, the submarine’s executive officer and chief of the boat — the top enlisted leader aboard a submarine — were also relieved that day. Two members of Congress wrote to acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle over the matter, accusing the Navy of failing to notify the House Armed Services Committee about the command triad’s removal.
The letter, from Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), the ranking member of the House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, and Adam Smith (D-Wash.), the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, cites The Day’s reporting and says the committee had not been informed for nearly a month, which they called “unacceptable.”
“In the wake of the collisions affecting USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62), USS John S. McCain (DDG 56), and the grounding incidents involving USS Hartford (SSN 768) and USS Connecticut (SSN 22), clear and timely communication with Congress was necessary to make informed decisions to ensure personnel safety and readiness of the fleet,” Courtney and Smith wrote.
The top leadership team of the nuclear-powered USS South Dakota submarine was removed from their posts last month.
The firing was first reported by the Connecticut newspaper The Day, which said that Cmdr. Dan Goodwin was removed from the post on Oct. 14. Alongside Goodwin, the submarine’s executive officer and chief of the boat — the top enlisted leader aboard a submarine — were also relieved that day. Two members of Congress wrote to acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle over the matter, accusing the Navy of failing to notify the House Armed Services Committee about the command triad’s removal.
The letter, from Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), the ranking member of the House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, and Adam Smith (D-Wash.), the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, cites The Day’s reporting and says the committee had not been informed for nearly a month, which they called “unacceptable.”
“In the wake of the collisions affecting USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62), USS John S. McCain (DDG 56), and the grounding incidents involving USS Hartford (SSN 768) and USS Connecticut (SSN 22), clear and timely communication with Congress was necessary to make informed decisions to ensure personnel safety and readiness of the fleet,” Courtney and Smith wrote.
Pentagon orders bases to plan for 90 days without the grid...
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Pentagon orders bases to plan for 90 days without the grid as Britain urges families to stockpile food and water
Thursday November 12th, 2026
Fortune, by Bilin Lin: The Pentagon wants every major U.S. military base to run for 90 days without outside help if a war cuts off power and supply chains. Across the Atlantic, Britain is telling families to keep canned food, bottled water, and cash on hand to get through three days of disruption.
The two efforts aren’t known to be coordinated, and neither government has said a new war is imminent. But both are planning for disruptions that could leave homes and military installations without the services they depend on.
Inside the Pentagon’s 90-day plan
The Pentagon is developing a requirement that every major military installation in the continental U.S. be able to sustain essential operations on its own for at least 90 days, Fox News Digital reported Oct. 25, citing internal planning documents. The requirement falls under an initiative called FORTRESS, short for Federal Operations for Resilience, Troop Resources, Energy, Supply, and Survivability.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled FORTRESS in his Sept. 30 “State of the Force” address. He pledged that every major installation would generate its own power, independent of the civilian grid. A follow-up memo laid out plans for a dedicated program office. The 90-day standard goes further than that original goal, extending self-sufficiency beyond electricity to water, fuel, and communications.
The plan envisions portable nuclear reactors, large-scale battery storage, and microgrids that can disconnect bases from civilian power networks. The Army has already moved in that direction: In August it announced up to $2.2 billion in awards to build nuclear microreactors at five bases, including Fort Bragg and Fort Hood.
“Power is combat now,” Pentagon chief spokesperson Sean Parnell, who Fox said led the FORTRESS initiative, told the outlet. “Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines, and just basic military command structures.”
Microsoft’s Global Outage and Fixes: What We Know
The company described “encouraging” progress on efforts to overcome a second day of disruptions to its email, messaging and other services.
Microsoft said it was working to repair its services after a global outage that began on Thursday.
Credit...Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters
By Michael Levenson
Nov. 13, 2026
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Microsoft is reporting widespread improvements to its services after a global outage took them offline on Thursday, disrupting communications and work at schools, government agencies and offices around the world. The company, headquartered in Redmond, Wash., said on Friday that it was seeing “encouraging recovery progress, with service availability and email delivery performance improving across a growing portion of affected infrastructure.”
“We remain focused on addressing residual impact and ensuring reliable service restoration,” the company added.
Here’s what to know as of Friday afternoon.
What happened?
Outages started disrupting Microsoft tools and apps around noon Eastern time on Thursday and quickly spread to more than 70 countries and territories, affecting millions of users, according to Downdetector, an outage-tracking site.
Some of Microsoft’s most popular products, including the email manager Outlook, the workplace messaging and video calling app Teams and the artificial intelligence assistant Copilot, stopped working.
By Michael Levenson
Nov. 13, 2026
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Microsoft is reporting widespread improvements to its services after a global outage took them offline on Thursday, disrupting communications and work at schools, government agencies and offices around the world. The company, headquartered in Redmond, Wash., said on Friday that it was seeing “encouraging recovery progress, with service availability and email delivery performance improving across a growing portion of affected infrastructure.”
“We remain focused on addressing residual impact and ensuring reliable service restoration,” the company added.
Here’s what to know as of Friday afternoon.
What happened?
Outages started disrupting Microsoft tools and apps around noon Eastern time on Thursday and quickly spread to more than 70 countries and territories, affecting millions of users, according to Downdetector, an outage-tracking site.
Some of Microsoft’s most popular products, including the email manager Outlook, the workplace messaging and video calling app Teams and the artificial intelligence assistant Copilot, stopped working.
Interview with an Adventist Exorcist
Seth Pierce | October 27, 2026 | Interviews
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| Tim Maddox, the Adventist Exorcist |
Just over a year ago, I wrote a piece on demonology that possessed its readers, capturing the attention of some and exercising the patience of others. It was a news article on the work of Adventist missionary and deliverance minister, Tim Maddocks. While the article received a variety of responses, my intent was to explore current shifts in thought on a subject that may seem sensational to those in a Western context, but is very real to people in other parts of the world.
The recent surge of spiritual warfare rhetoric within American politics, the presence of exorcists in the news, and the annual claim of demonic activity around the Halloween season indicates that, even in the West, demonology is something many grapple with. Because of that ongoing interest, I reached out to Maddocks who graciously agreed to be interviewed on his work.
What follows is a good faith conversation on a challenging spiritual subject. And while the title of this interview uses the term “exorcism” for familiarity’s sake, that word fits better within Catholicism and Orthodox traditions, whereas Protestants lean toward the term “deliverance.” Deliverance ministries gained traction in the 60s alongside the charismatic movement then entering mainstream Christianity in the US. Adventist missionaries, due to a lack of resources within the church, relied on many resources by non-Adventist charismatics. Today deliverance ministries are part of many missionary experiences, as well as a key element in charismatic traditions.
The UN, the Occult & the SDA Church: What's Really Going On?
Advent World News
Nov 13, 2026
For decades, powerful organizations have sought to shape the future of our world. From global governance and religious unity to spiritualism and the rise of a New World Religion, questions about their influence are more relevant than ever.
What connections exist between the United Nations, Alice Bailey's occult teachings, Lucis Trust, and the Seventh-day Adventist Church?
Advent World News investigates these connections and examines their possible significance in light of Bible prophecy and Ellen White's warnings about end-time deception.
A movement toward global unity—or something more?
Gaudium et spes, the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World
Session 4: Gaudium et spes, the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World
St. Ignatius Parish
Nov 18, 2022
Dr. Jeanette Rodriguez, Phd shares her insights into Gaudium et Spes.
Encountering Vatican II | Session 4 | 11.17.22
SD Supreme Court rules in favor of pastor in dispute with church over donation
South Dakota Supreme Court chamber
The South Dakota Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s ruling favoring a church in a dispute with a pastor over a $300,000 donation.
The case involves a gift allegedly made to Mario Torres, a pastor at Iglesia Pentecostal Fuente De Vida in Mitchell, according to the opinion released this week.
Iglesia Pentecostal Fuente De Vida was founded in Columbus, Nebraska in 2009. Torres became a pastor at the church and later founded a parish in Mitchell. Another church was also opened in Yankton.
In 2022, a parishioner made a major donation, writing three $300,000 checks. However the checks were written differently. One was made payable to "Iglesia Pentecostal Fuente De Vida" with the word "tithe" in the memo line and was given directly to the founder of the church. For the other two checks, the parishioner left the "pay to the order" line blank and wrote "mission" on the memo line. One check was given to Torres, the other was given to the pastor of the Yankton church. The parishioner did not discuss the intent of the check with Torres at the time.
Torres put the check in the church's bank account. However, court documents say Torres later learned the parishioner meant the check to go directly to Torres rather than the Church. Torres transferred money from the church’s account to his own.
The church sued Torres for conversion and breach of fiduciary duty. Torres sued on counterclaims of conversion and fraud.
Kids Movies Are Making God the Villain
Little Light Studios
Why do so many kids movies make the rule-maker the villain and the rebel the hero? This documentary traces that story back to ancient Gnosticism and holds it up to Scripture.
This is a follow up to our documentary Magic Kingdom: • Magic Kingdom FULL DOCUMENTARY | Disney Ex...
In Magic Kingdom 2: Gnosticism and Law, we follow a pattern the early Gnostics invented when they retold Genesis: the serpent becomes the liberator, the Creator becomes a tyrant hiding the truth, and freedom comes from crossing the line God drew. Once you see the formula, it shows up everywhere. We walk through Zootopia and Zootopia 2, Smallfoot, DreamWorks' The Bad Guys and Disney's Wish, take a quick look at UglyDolls, The Lego Movie, Wreck-It Ralph, Shrek and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and close on why God gave His law to protect us, not to hold us back.
Before You Watch The Chosen, WATCH THIS.
Before You Watch The Chosen, WATCH THIS.
Heritage & Hope Ministries
What are you really inviting into your home when you watch The Chosen? With Season 6 premiering this Sunday, millions of Christians are preparing to watch Jonathan Roumie portray Jesus once again. But how closely does The Chosen follow the Bible, and what spiritual influences are shaping the series? In this investigation, we examine 9 reasons Christians should reconsider watching The Chosen, including biblical inaccuracies, Dallas Jenkins' creative decisions, Mormon involvement, New Age spirituality, Jonathan Roumie's Catholic beliefs, and the growing influence of ecumenism. Is this popular Christian television series bringing people closer to the Jesus of Scripture, or presenting a different picture of Him? Before you watch another episode, consider the evidence and decide for yourself.
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The Bow-circled Throne, November 14
Behold, a throne was set in heaven, and one sat on the throne. And he that sat was to look upon like a jasper and a sardine stone: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, in sight like unto an emerald.
Revelation 4:2, 3.
In the rainbow above the throne is an everlasting testimony that “God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” ...
As the bow in the cloud is formed by the union of the sunlight and the shower, so the rainbow encircling the throne represents the combined power of mercy and justice. It is not justice alone that is to be maintained; for this would eclipse the glory of the rainbow of promise above the throne; men could see only the penalty of the law. Were there no justice, no penalty, there would be no stability to the government of God. It is the mingling of judgment and mercy that makes salvation complete....
Mercy invites us to enter through the gates into the city of God, and justice is satisfied to accord to every obedient soul full privileges as a member of the royal family, a child of the heavenly King. If we were defective in character, we could not pass the gates that mercy has opened to the obedient; for justice stands at the entrance, and demands holiness in all who would see God.
Were justice extinct, and were it possible for divine mercy to open the gates to the whole race, irrespective of character, there would be a worse condition of disaffection and rebellion in heaven than before Satan was expelled. The peace, happiness, and harmony of heaven would be broken. The change from earth to heaven will not change men’s character; the happiness of the redeemed in heaven results from the character formed in this life after the image of Christ. The saints in heaven will first have been saints on earth.
The salvation that Christ made such a sacrifice to gain for man is that which is alone of value; for it is that which saves from sin.... Thus the law of God is not weakened by the gospel, but the power of sin is broken, and the scepter of mercy is extended to the penitent sinner.... God will never forget His people in their struggle against evil. Let Jesus be our theme.34The Review and Herald, December 13, 1892.
Maranatha, E. G. White, p.326.
Friday, November 13, 2026
FAA issues nationwide ground stop due to 'extraordinary circumstances'
LIVE: FAA issues nationwide ground stop due to 'extraordinary circumstances'
FOX 5 New York
A nationwide ground stop has been issued by the Air Traffic Control System Command Center on Friday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
FOX 5 New
Urgent: 2,000 Migrants Hit The Checkpoint — The Organizer Admits THIS
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However, the vital information provided during the rest of the video is very revealing.
Urgent: 2,000 Migrants Hit The Checkpoint — The Organizer Admits THIS
The Next News Network
Nov 13, 2026
A Tapachula caravan migrant expects to reach his 'new home'—the organizer admitted Democrats won't lose the Latino vote.
One migrant told Fox News the same thing as the caravan left Chiapas, and the routes point straight at Texas, Arizona, and California. This is not a spontaneous tragedy; it is a choreographed border crisis engineered by the Democrat NGO pipeline in broad daylight. Every bus out of Chiapas means a dollar out of an American worker's pocket, a school seat taken, a hospital bed filled, and fentanyl riding the same chaos. The caravan did not form by accident, and it is not walking without a plan; it is moving on a promise the Democrats have spent four years making.
The funding trail is hiding in plain sight. In September, DHS restored Catholic Charities' federal funding eligibility. Two days later, a caravan moved. Border journalist Anthony Aguero caught it on camera and said what the legacy media will not: 'I feel this is not organic at all.' Sister Norma Pimentel announced the windfall from an Austin stage while a Mexican checkpoint filled with two thousand people. That is the pipeline, with the nun narrating it for the cameras.
Where were UNHCR, OIM, and UNICEF? Nowhere. This was never a humanitarian emergency; it was a coordinated arrival built by every Democrat who spent the Biden years advertising open borders and amnesty to Hispanic voters. The organizer's admission confirms what America First voters have warned about for years: mass illegal immigration is not about compassion; it is about importing a permanent Democrat voting bloc. That is the real reason the Democratic Party will not lose the Latino vote—they are betting the border crisis will deliver it. The caravan organizer did not stumble into that admission; he announced the electoral strategy out loud while two thousand people left Tapachula.
Tom Homan did not wait for the caravan to reach the checkpoint. He said it plainly: 'Congress may be more blue. Texas may be more blue. But the White House is red, BRIGHT RED. We're not giving one inch.' President Trump changed the price of pretending at 7:30 AM and sent the peso sliding. Claudia Sheinbaum claims U.S. asylum rules have not changed, but the caravan's own organizer understands the political map better than she admits. The only thing standing between that caravan and your kid's school is the red Oval Office Tom Homan just described.
This is the border crisis the legacy press will not explain: Catholic Charities gets restored DHS eligibility, a caravan forms forty-eight hours later, and Sister Norma Pimentel announces the windfall from a stage in Austin while a Mexican checkpoint fills with two thousand people. That timing is the story: a federal funding decision, a caravan, and a stage in Austin all moving together. The funding trail makes the whole choreography come into focus. The full funding file remains the buried half of the story. The establishment still has not explained how caravans always know election results before the ballots are certified.
P.S.
References:
Federal funding restored to Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley
Migrant caravan sets out from southern Mexico bound for US after midterms
Ro Khanna’s wife’s trust sold Nvidia weeks before the CEO’s exit
Katie Pavlich
Updated: Nov 13, 2026 / 04:12 AM CST
The California Democrat’s wife’s trust sold $1,000 to $15,000 worth of Nvidia stock on two dates, one in September and one in October, according to disclosures tracked by Capitol Trades. The second sale came a day after Nvidia hit an all-time high. Weeks later, CEO Jensen Huang resigned amid allegations of an affair with an alleged Chinese spy.
Nvidia stock falls on resignation of Jensen Huang
Chris Josephs, co-founder of investing platform Autopilot and creator of the Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker, discussed the trades Thursday on NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight.” He stopped short of accusing Khanna of insider trading, saying he doesn’t know what the congressman knew. But he said Khanna sits on a committee that oversees China’s ties with U.S. tech companies, and that the October sale landed about a month before the scandal broke.
“I don’t know if he knows something … but he did time it relatively well,” Josephs said.
Khanna has publicly backed a ban on congressional stock trading, but he voted against the House’s Stop Insider Trading Act. Democrats have said they opposed it because it did not cover the president.
Who is interim Nvidia CEO Colette Kress?
Khanna has said his stocks sit in a family trust that he does not manage. Josephs argued that setup gets tricky, which is why he believes a law is needed: “Even if they aren’t insider trading, the perception of it is just not good, not healthy,” he said.
Josephs added that lawmakers should still be allowed to own stocks and “partake in the capitalism of America,” as long as the rules and clear and enforced.
Live Deer Cam 24/7 | Whitetail Deer Feeding Live from Canada
🦌 Live Deer Cam 24/7 | Whitetail Deer Feeding Live from Canada
Started streaming on Nov 10, 2026
Live deer cam, 24/7 whitetail deer feeding live from Canada. A relaxing live animal cam and critter cam with natural forest sounds.
Season 2 is on, streaming every day until March 31. A small group of local whitetails visits the trough day and night, and the night vision picks them up after dark.
Feeding Schedule:
8am CST Daily - First feeding of the day
11am CST Daily - Kitchen open for donations - Viewer donated treats from on-screen menu via Super Chat or https://buymeacoffee.com/deerstreams.
Feed the Deer using https://buymeacoffee.com/deerstreams when the menu is on-screen. If the menu is not on screen, the kitchen is closed and all treats donated will be delivered at 11am CST the next day.
• $3: 3 carrots
• $6: 3 apples
• $10: Spin the Wheel
• $20: The Feast (carrots, apples and oats)
Pope Leo Mulls Changes in How Church Treats Abuse Victims
Thursday, 12 November 2026 07:46 PM EST
Pope Leo met with six victims of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy on Thursday in Lima in his second meeting with survivors during a 12-day trip to South America and discussed how the Church can better listen to abuse victims, the Vatican said.
Leo, the first Peruvian citizen to lead the Catholic Church, is on an emotional return visit to Peru through November 16 on the last leg of a three-country tour that has broken crowd records.
The pope, originally from Chicago, has met with survivors during several of his foreign visits, in an effort to help repair the Church's standing after abuse scandals tarnished its reputation.
The meeting on Thursday lasted more than an hour, said a Vatican statement.
"The pope met with each person individually, listening to their stories of suffering and pain," it said.
"Together, they reflected on how to foster a change in mindset through listening to victims, seeking the truth, paths toward healing, and a commitment to creating safe environments," it said.
Camila Bustamante, one survivor participating in the meeting, told Reuters it was "an important milestone" and that Leo appeared "very committed" to helping victims. But she cautioned that survivors rarely achieve closure in their cases.
"Victims are accustomed to persevering, even when things become difficult," said Bustamante, who is also a journalist. "I believe the message must be that we should not give up and that we must continue working for a world without abuse."
Leo served as a missionary in Peru for about 20 years and was the bishop of the northern city of Chiclayo from 2015 to 2023.
Some survivors credit him with pushing for the Vatican to dissolve the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a Peru-based Catholic community that faced allegations of sexual, physical and psychological abuse inside the group. The late Pope Francis, Leo's predecessor, dissolved it in 2025.
The Vatican said on Thursday that some of the survivors Leo met in Peru were former members of the Sodalitium.
The pope, who also visited Uruguay and Argentina on his tour, met with five survivors of abuse in Buenos Aires on Monday.
One international survivors' group, Ending Clergy Abuse, criticized that meeting for not including more survivors, including the at least 20 people abused in Argentina at an institute for deaf children in a notorious case.
The Vatican, which normally does not discuss how the pope's meetings with victims are arranged, citing victims' privacy, did not provide further information about how the Buenos Aires meeting was arranged.
God's True SDA Church, by Peter Lausevic
God's True SDA Church, by Peter Lausevic
Roanoke SDARM
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