Vatican News portal (November 28, 2025) reports on antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) addressing clergy in Istanbul, promoting heresies under the guise of “renewed mission.” The article claims this land bears Christian roots while systematically undermining authentic Catholic doctrine through three principal errors: naturalization of the Church’s mission, acceptance of doctrinal evolution, and sacrilegious ecumenism.
The Vatican News portal (November 27, 2025) reports on preparations for antipope Leo XIV’s visit to a Little Sisters of the Poor facility in Istanbul. The article emphasizes the sisters’ interfaith accommodation – maintaining both a Catholic chapel and Islamic masjid – while caring for 60 elderly residents of various religions. Sister Margaret states residents feel “honoured” by the visit regardless of religious affiliation, while Mother Mary Ignatius claims they “don’t make any difference with religion.” The report frames this pluralism as virtuous, quoting the sisters’ excitement about the “privilege” of hosting the antipope during “Thanksgiving time.”
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on November 27, 2025, that workers erected an 88-foot spruce tree in St. Peter’s Square, gifted by Italian municipalities Lagundo and Ultimo. “Bishop” Ivo Muser of Bolzano-Bressanone called the tree an “ambassador” of local culture and faith, while a nativity scene donated by the Diocese of Nocera Inferiore-Sarno will honor St. Alphonsus Liguori. The display’s unveiling ceremony is scheduled for December 7.
Catholic News Agency reports on recent pro-life legislative efforts in North America. U.S. senators introduced a bill to make abortion training opt-in for medical residents, citing conscience protections. Undercover videos exposed Canadian abortionists performing late-term abortions without medical justification. North Dakota’s Supreme Court reinstated a near-total abortion ban after legal challenges. Senator John Cornyn urged maintaining Hyde Amendment protections in 2026 appropriations. The report frames these as pro-life victories while ignoring the conciliar sect’s complicity in the culture of death.
Catholic News Agency’s article “Was Squanto Catholic? What we know about this hero of the first Thanksgiving” (November 27, 2025) presents a naturalized account of Tisquantum’s life that obscures essential Catholic truths while promoting dangerous historical revisionism. The narrative centers on speculative claims about Squanto’s baptism by Spanish Franciscans while ignoring the Church’s divine mandate for the conversion of nations. The article states:
“It is apparently from these Franciscans that he received baptism and became Catholic, though it is not clear to what extent he was catechized and practiced his new faith.”
This equivocation reduces the sacrament of baptism to a cultural artifact rather than the supernatural regeneration described in De Baptismo (Council of Trent, Session VII). The article’s admission that “Native American culture was very spiritual” dangerously equates pagan animism with sanctifying grace, violating the Church’s constant teaching that “extra Ecclesiam nulla salus” (outside the Church there is no salvation) as defined by Pope Boniface VIII in Unam Sanctam (1302).
The Catholic News Agency portal reports that a pregnant homeless woman from Sydney, Australia received a symbolic “key” to a state-subsidized apartment from “Pope” Leo XIV during the ninth “World Day of the Poor.” This event, described as continuing a “tradition begun by Pope Francis,” forms part of the “13 Houses” campaign coordinated by the “St. Vincent de Paul Society” across 13 countries. While presented as charitable, this spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of supernatural charity.
Vatican News portal (November 27, 2025) reports on the arrival of antipope Leo XIV in Turkey, framing his visit as an “apostolic journey” to a nation where Catholics constitute a minority of 0.1% among 99% Muslims. The article features “Fr.” Alexander Jernej, CM—a Vincentian priest serving in Istanbul—who celebrates “ecumenical relations” with Orthodox and Protestant sects and claims growth in Turkish Catholic numbers. This narrative exemplifies the neo-church’s surrender to religious indifferentism and its abandonment of the Church’s divine mission to convert all nations to the One True Faith.
The VaticanNews portal (November 27, 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s visit to Turkey, highlighting his meetings with political leaders and Sunni Islamic authorities. The article describes wreath-laying at Ataturk’s mausoleum, appeals for “peace and prosperity,” and ecumenical events commemorating the Council of Nicaea. The text emphasizes “human fraternity” while omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the necessity of conversion to the One True Church.
VaticanNews portal reports (November 27, 2025) that a 25-meter red fir tree from Italy’s Bolzano province now stands in St. Peter’s Square, continuing a tradition allegedly begun in 1982. The tree’s selection is framed as “sustainable forest management,” with “Bishop” Ivo Muser claiming tree removal constitutes “active care strategy.” After Christmas, branches will be processed for essential oils by Austrian company Wilder Naturprodukte, while wood remnants go to charity. The article emphasizes environmental stewardship, noting this tradition originated when the apostate Wojtyła (“John Paul II”) accepted a tree from a Polish farmer.
The VaticanNews portal (27 November 2025) reports on the first international trip of “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to Turkey, emphasizing the “distinctly American gifts” he received aboard the papal flight: pumpkin pies, a baseball bat, and a syncretic Marian icon. The article describes the antipope’s jovial interactions with journalists, including jokes about security checks and discussions of the Wordle game, while omitting any reference to the spiritual purpose of an apostolic journey. This carnivalesque spectacle reveals the conciliar sect’s total surrender to worldly triviality and its rupture with the immutable Catholic tradition.
