November 2025 – Page 48 – Antichurch.org

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Vatican’s Jubilee Debt Forgiveness: Naturalism Masquerading as Justice

Vatican News portal (November 7, 2025) promotes the “Economy of Francesco” event advocating debt forgiveness as a form of “social justice,” framing it through distorted biblical hermeneutics and omitting Christ’s sovereignty over economic systems. The article declares: “True debt forgiveness demands a seismic shift in our collective consciousness… rejecting the notion that debt forgiveness is a reward for irresponsibility” while demanding “reparations for centuries of exploitation” from wealthy nations.

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The Conciliar Sect’s Eco-Paganism Masquerading as Catholic Teaching

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The VaticanNews portal (November 7, 2025) reports on “Pope” Leo XIV’s message to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, calling for an “ecological conversion” framed as essential for cultivating peace. The usurper of Peter’s throne declares that “peace is also gravely threatened by a lack of due respect for creation,” urging world leaders to accelerate implementation of the Paris Agreement while invoking St. John Paul II and Bergoglio’s Laudato si’. This syncretistic manifesto reduces Catholic social doctrine to environmental activism while systematically erasing the Kingship of Christ.

A sedevacantist Catholic priest in traditional cassock stands before a colonial church in Puebla de los Ángeles, contrasting with a modernist 'missionary' promoting syncretism.

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Apostolic Mandate Distorted: Modernist Betrayal in Mexico Mission Congress

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VaticanNews portal (November 7, 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s message to the 17th National Missionary Congress in Puebla de los Ángeles, Mexico. The text promotes a vision of missionary work centered on worldly engagement (“put our hands into the dough of the world”), praises syncretic evangelization in colonial Mexico, and invokes Our Lady of Guadalupe as a model of “perfect inculturation.” The antipope urges missionaries to address “poverty, social divisions,” and technological challenges while rejecting “force or numbers” in spreading the Faith.

A Catholic nun in traditional habit stands solemnly in a dimly lit Vatican hall, holding a rosary, gazing toward migrants in an urban setting, symbolizing spiritual conflict and apostasy.

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Naturalist Apostasy Masquerading as Piety in Vatican’s Migrant Idolatry

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The Catholic News Agency portal reports on a November 6 audience where antipope Leo XIV urged two modernist religious congregations to “allow ourselves to be challenged by the presence of those who suffer without fear of abandoning our own security”. The Religious of Jesus and Mary and Scalabrinian Missionary Sisters were praised for their work with migrants and marginalized youth, with the antipope declaring their ministries represent “the same love for the poor” despite their different charisms. The portal’s uncritical presentation of this naturalistic spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic betrayal of the Church’s divine mission.

A group of European scouts walking solemnly through the streets of Vezelay, France, toward a modernist basilica, reflecting the tension between tradition and modernist deviations in Catholic pilgrimage.

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Scouting Apostasy Masquerading as Catholic Pilgrimage

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The Catholic News Agency portal (November 7, 2025) reports on 3,500 European scouts and leaders from 13 countries gathering in Vézelay, France, for a pilgrimage themed “Called to an Apostolate of Beauty.” Participants hiked through Burgundy, attended Novus Ordo Masses in compromised liturgical spaces, and concluded at the modernist-controlled Basilica of St. Mary Magdalene. The event emphasized communal experience over doctrinal fidelity, with “Archbishop” Pascal Wintzer dismissing the supernatural purpose of faith by declaring: “The Christian faith is not an insurance policy that protects us from life’s trials.”

Franciscan Sisters in a convent garden, reflecting sorrow over the loss of sacred mission to modernist activism.

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Franciscan Sisters’ Land Return: Modernist Subversion of Catholic Mission

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The Catholic News Agency portal reports on the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration selling land to the Lac du Flambeau tribe for $30,000 (1% of its market value), framing it as historic “repair for colonization” and “healing.” The land, purchased from the tribe in 1966 for their spirituality center, is returned alongside confessions of “complicity” in operating St. Mary’s Catholic Indian Boarding School (1883-1969), which they now condemn for “suppressing Native identity.” This theatrical gesture, praised by diocesan “bishop” James Powers as “justice and reconciliation,” exemplifies the neo-church’s apostasy from its divine mandate.

Faithful Catholics in prayer contrast with environmental protesters during Cardinal Parolin's speech at COP30 Summit in Belém.

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Vatican Secretary of State Promotes Climate Idolatry Over Salvation of Souls

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The Vatican News portal (November 7, 2025) reports on Secretary of State “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin’s participation in the COP30 Climate Summit in Belém, Brazil. The article quotes him claiming climate change causes more displacement than wars, urging governments to fulfill “past climate commitments” and praising a children’s project teaching “a different way of relating to creation.” Parolin asserts the Church’s role is to provide “an ethical response” through education, while admitting it lacks technical expertise. The piece frames environmental activism as a tool to “relaunch multilateral cooperation,” with no mention of Christ, sin, or eternal salvation.

A traditional Carmelite nun in solemn prayer in a dimly lit monastic cell, symbolizing the erosion of authentic monastic life in modern Sweden.

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The Illusion of Contemplation: A Neo-Carmelite Facade in Post-Christian Sweden

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VaticanNews portal (November 7, 2025) presents an interview with “Sr.” Elisabeth from the Glumslöv Carmel in Sweden, portraying it as a bastion of contemplative life. The article emphasizes her personal vocation journey, the monastery’s prayer life, and its struggles in a secularized society. Absent is any mention of the raison d’être of authentic Carmelite life: reparation for heresies, conversion of sinners, and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Instead, the piece reduces monasticism to therapeutic spiritualism, exemplifying the conciliar sect’s gutting of religious life.

Depiction of COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, highlighting the spiritual conflict between conciliar climate activism and traditional Catholic faith.

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Climate Idolatry and the Neo-Pagan COP30 Summit in Amazonia

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The Vatican News portal reports on the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, where world leaders gather to “update commitments” from the 2015 Paris Agreement. The article emphasizes global warming statistics, climate financing demands, and the concept of a “just transition” to low-carbon economies. Representatives of the conciliar sect, led by “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin, participate in this “Amazonian COP” to promote ecological agendas. The report frames climate change as humanity’s central crisis while omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the Church’s divine mission.

A solemn Catholic setting with young people from Israel, Palestine, and the United States engaging in games and dialogues in a modern hall with antipope Leo XIV addressing them.

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Vatican’s Peace Illusion: Scholas Occurrentes’ Naturalistic Mirage

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Vatican News portal (November 7, 2025) reports on the second “Meaning Meets Us” gathering organized by Scholas Occurrentes, featuring fifty young participants from Israel, Palestine, and the United States. The event emphasized dialogue, games, and interreligious encounters, culminating in a meeting with antipope Leo XIV, who encouraged them to “build bridges.” Shadan Khatib (a Palestinian Arab from Israel) and Yehonatan Grill (an Israeli student) praised the “safe space” to express themselves, while José María del Corral, Scholas’ director, claimed participants rediscovered their “inner child” through activities devoid of Catholic doctrine. The article frames this as a model for peacebuilding, ignoring the supernatural mission of the Church.