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Father V @father_rmv - Our hall at ND offered Mass daily, confessions before Mass, recitation of Compline nightly, a weekly Holy Hour with Benediction, daily Rosary before Mass, Forty Hours Devotion, Stations of the Cross, Penance Services in Advent and Lent, etc…please be careful about a general characterizing of ND. It is much more complex.
Quote: Alexandra DeSanctis Marr @xan_desanctis
A lot of the response to this article so far: “Well what do you expect, Notre Dame isn’t Catholic at all!” Meanwhile, the article literally opens with the story of students *carving a human-sized replica of the basilica out of ice* and thousands of them attending Mass outside it in 19* weather. Notre Dame’s Catholic identity is a complex thing. My piece: https://www.nationalreview.com/2026/02/the-university-of-notre-dames-alarming-pro-abortion-appointment/
https://x.com/father_rmv/status/2019077337778659404

FBI @FBI - CASE UPDATE from FBIAlbuquerque: Two men have been sentenced to prison for orchestrating a ransom scheme in which they held undocumented immigrants captive and extorted their families under threats of violence and cartel retaliation.
The FBI received a kidnapping complaint on March 1, 2025. Agents traced the ransom calls to a home in southwest Albuquerque where they discovered 11 undocumented immigrants from Guatemala, including one unaccompanied minor, as well as more than 20 cell phones and a ledger documenting smuggling activity. The victims reported that Isaias David Jose and Tomas Mateo Gaspar locked them in rooms, confiscated their shoes and phones, and threatened them with violence.
Read more about the investigation:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-nm/pr/two-men-sentenced-kidnapping-and-human-smuggling-scheme
https://x.com/FBI/status/2019086187697168677

FBI @FBI - CASE UPDATE from FBIMiamiFL: Florida Laboratory Owner Pleads Guilty to 52M Medicare Fraud Scheme Involving Genetic Tests
Sean Alterman, 38, owned and operated two laboratories that billed approximately 52 million to Medicare for false and fraudulent claims. Alterman made roughly 5.5 million from the scheme, much of which he received through shell companies. As part of his plea agreement, Alterman agreed to forfeit his Lake Worth, Florida estate and a 2022 Rolls Royce Ghost purchased with money traceable to the scheme.
Read more about the investigation by the FBI and our partners:
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/florida-laboratory-owner-pleads-guilty-52m-medicare-fraud-scheme-involving-genetic-tests
https://x.com/FBI/status/2019055365384548694