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Declan Ganley
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It will take time for the real truth of all this to come out, if it ever does. One thing to know for certain, the security services of Communist China are resourceful and they are highly effective at what they do. They know how to target businesses and the people that control them and to do so via every trick in the book, a book they have expanded beyond what was ‘traditional’. Honey trapping is the lowest hanging fruit for them, very inexpensive compared to all of the other stuff they do.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was ousted from his post at the company he co-founded after reports of two affairs, including with one woman who is suspected of spying for China.
CFO Colette Kress was named interim CEO, while shares fell in premarket trading. Latest: bloom.bg/4BXe4AB
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Blimey.
JENSEN OUTView quoted post on X
*NVIDIA CEO HUANG RESIGNS, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
*NVIDIA NAMES CFO COLETTE KRESS INTERIM CEO
Paddy O’Gorman is right here of course. Thing is, it’s the Irish culture warriors of woke that loudly proclaimed that they didn’t want to see culture wars being brought into Irish politics. What they actually wanted was the outright surrender of the ‘normals’.
@donoghue_cathal @griptmedia @CormacLucey And its causa sua is against "incitement of hatred against people or groups in society" which can mean, as in my case, giving voice to women abused by trans-ID men. Then CnaM gets to be the investigator and judge rolled into one. This is war.View quoted post on X
Fortunately, this is a habit that never caught on in the Catholic parishes in Ireland. While it seems we don’t know anymore where or when to stand, kneel, genuflect or sit, because no one seems to want to help by pointing it out (I can’t see how this could be offensive), at least we didn’t have this catch on 😁 Quite widespread in America.
The Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, has asked laypeople to refrain from holding hands or raising their hands during the Our Father prayer at Masses in the archdiocese.
While the Catholic liturgy is fairly uniform across Catholic parishes, some Mass attendees raise their hands in the “orans” posture of prayer or hold hands during the Our Father prayer, while others don’t. The Archdiocese of Portland through an official instruction has asked laypeople to refrain from doing either.
“Over the last few decades there has been some confusion as to whether the lay faithful should extend or raise their hands (and even holding hands with others) when the Lord’s Prayer is prayed during Mass, as the priest does,” stated the announcement in the Archdiocese of Portland’s November 2026 issue of its Divine Worship Newsletter.
“Neither the deacons assisting at Mass, nor the lay faithful, are ever instructed to use this posture,” the announcement continued. “It is a liturgical posture that is proper to the priest. When the priest uses this posture, he is praying on behalf of the people.”
In arriving at its decision, the archdiocese cited various Church documents and instructions concerning liturgical norms.
The archdiocese referred to the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM), a foundational Vatican document on liturgy.
“While the GIRM does not explicitly forbid the lay faithful from using the Orans posture during the Our Father, it gives guidance as to why the lay faithful should not use this posture,” the announcement read. “Whenever the GIRM gives the instructions for hands to be extended, it is always with reference to the priest specifically, whether it be the principal celebrant or concelebrants.”
The archdiocese also referenced instructions given in Vatican II documents.
“Further, the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, states that ‘no other person, even if he be a priest, may add, remove, or change anything in the liturgy on his own authority.’ (SC 22.3),” the archdiocese continued. “Since the GIRM is very specific that the priest is instructed by the GIRM (152) to extend his hands when he prays the Lord’s Prayer, for the deacons or the laity to extend their hands would be adding to the liturgy.”
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