VaticanNews portal reports on the signing of an updated Charta Oecumenica by Archbishop Gintaras Grušas (President of the Council of European Bishops’ Conferences) and Greek Orthodox Archbishop Nikitas (President of the Conference of European Churches). The document, first signed in 2001 and now revised to address “contemporary challenges,” was presented to antipope Leo XIV during a November 2025 Rome meeting. The portal describes this as a “milestone of European ecumenical cooperation” promoting “unity, dialogue, and cooperation” among Christians to address migration, environmentalism, technology, and youth engagement.
Grušas claims the text represents “joint witness of Christianity” based on “listening to God’s Word” and shared baptism, while Nikitas boasts that “walls of separation have come tumbling down” as they now “speak the same language, the language of Christ.” Both figures emphasize working toward worldly peace, with Nikitas proposing redirecting military spending to humanitarian causes. Antipope Leo XIV reportedly endorsed their efforts as part of a “synodal journey.”
This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic apostasy—replacing extra Ecclesiam nulla salus with religious indifferentism while reducing Christianity to socialist activism.
