Year: 2025

We are now in the season of Holy Lent, which means that Holy Week is approaching. Few people realize that Palmarian Holy Week is what most pleases God and the Most Holy Virgin Mary the most. Holy Week in El Palmar de Troya, Seville, Spain is the most glorious of all because everything that is done externally is spiritually united to the Mystical Body of Christ. The Church was born of the Most Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary on Calvary. That is to say, at that moment the Mystical Body of Christ was born. All members of the Palmarian Catholic Church form the Mystical Body of Christ. Therefore, no matter how beautiful processional floats are outside the Palmarian Catholic Church, and no matter how much prayer or how many…

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Palmarian Holy Year 2025 has now begun and the trumpets of the angels are announcing the victory of Christ the King. The mysterious and glorious triumph of the One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic and Palmarian Church is drawing nearer every day. The signs are clearly visible. The world is in chaos, wars continue, contagious diseases continue to afflict populations. The apostolate of the Holy Palmarian Church continues with great success. The Great Apocalyptic Sign, the Most Holy Virgin Mary, will soon make known that the Palmarian Catholic Church is the True Church of Christ. The apostolate of our Church has already made known the Great Work of the translation of the See of the Catholic Church from Rome to El Palmar de Troya. We do not need to attack the roman…

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It appears that the Palmarian Catholic Church is among the smallest churches in the world. It seems that very few are interested in it and that the Palmarian Church has no future. Appearances can be deceiving, for the Palmarian Church is the last bastion of Catholicism. Rome has lost the Faith. What proof is there of this? Let us take Ireland as an example, a country that was almost entirely Catholic in the past. Fifty years ago, there were very few people in Ireland who were not Catholic. And what about now? There are only a few Palmarian Catholics left who hold up the banner of Christ. All the rest are excommunicated. And how does a Catholic become excommunicated? For having entered non-Catholic churches, for having been present at non-Catholic…