The Catholic News Agency portal (November 26, 2025) presents a sanitized overview of Vatican City’s governance through an interview with Juan Ignacio Arrieta, secretary of the conciliar sect’s “Dicastery for Legislative Texts.” The article whitewashes the revolutionary nature of post-conciliar structures, presenting the Vatican City State as a benign administrative entity while obscuring its role in advancing globalist apostasy.
The VaticanNews portal (November 26, 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV has issued a “prayer intention” for Christians in conflict zones, particularly ahead of his planned visit to Turkey and Lebanon. The text presents this figure as praying that war-torn Christians might “be seeds of peace, reconciliation, and hope” while invoking generic spiritual platitudes about “fraternal bonds” and “bridges of justice and mercy.” The accompanying communique praises Middle Eastern Christian communities for their “unshakable faith” despite persecution, while promoting ecumenical collaboration with “people of other Churches and faiths.” This modernist spectacle constitutes not merely theological error but a direct assault on the Social Kingship of Christ.
Catholic News Agency reports on Arkansas artist Lakey Goff’s design for a “Living Wall: Monument to the Unborn,” approved by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ administration. The $1 million project features waterfalls, flora, and hexagonal stones where women can inscribe names of aborted children. Goff claims divine inspiration for this “act of repentance,” stating it will provide healing through nature’s sounds and the ability to “name babies.” The November 26, 2025 article highlights fundraising efforts through a 5K event involving groups including Arkansas Right to Life and describes Goff’s vision of the monument as facilitating “an encounter with Jesus Christ.”
The VaticanNews portal (November 26, 2025) reports on Archbishop Inacio Saure’s appeal for aid to 30,000 displaced persons in Mozambique’s Memba district, framing the crisis solely through naturalistic humanitarianism while omitting the supernatural obligations of the Catholic faith.
The Vatican News portal (November 26, 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s upcoming journey to Turkey and Lebanon, framing it as a pilgrimage “on the paths of unity and peace.” The itinerary includes commemorating the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in Iznik and visiting war-torn Lebanon to supposedly “console Christians.” The text emphasizes ecumenical dialogue with Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I while promoting religious indifferentism through phrases like “precious witness of fraternity and peaceful coexistence with those who belong to other religions.” This modernist spectacle completes the conciliar revolution’s abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (outside the Church there is no salvation).
Catholic News Agency portal reports on November 26, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) issued a decree centralizing financial control over St. Peter’s Basilica and St. Mary Major under the conciliar sect’s “Council for the Economy.” This September 29 motu proprio – conspicuously hidden from public scrutiny until now – completes the systematic destruction of ecclesiastical autonomy begun under his predecessor Jorge Bergoglio. The decree subjects both basilicas’ administration to the same modernist structures governing other Vatican entities under Praedicate Evangelium (2022), the apostolic constitution that dismantled the Roman Curia’s traditional framework.
Catholic News Agency reports on Caritas Ukraine’s collaboration with “Pope” Leo XIV and U.S. politicians to repatriate Ukrainian children from Russia. The November 26, 2025, article credits Caritas—an agency of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church—for providing psychological support, legal aid, and material assistance to children forcibly transferred during the Russia-Ukraine war. It cites statistics from secular NGOs like Bring Kids Back UA Task Force and Save the Children while emphasizing coordination with the Vatican and Ukrainian state institutions.
Vatican News portal (November 26, 2025) reports an interview with Maximino Caballero Ledo, Prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy, regarding the Holy See's 2024 financial statements. The article highlights a reduced deficit (€44.4 million from €83.5 million), citing increased donations, hospital revenues, and "prudent control of expenses" as contributing factors. Caballero frames these results as "significant progress," emphasizing "continuity, realism and discipline" to achieve "full financial sustainability." The report avoids any reference to the supernatural mission of the Church, focusing exclusively on budgetary metrics and operational efficiency.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 26, 2025) presents Angelo Roncalli’s 1935-1945 tenure in Turkey as a model of interfaith diplomacy, praising his compliance with secular dress codes, ecumenical outreach to Orthodox leaders, and instrumental role in establishing Vatican-Turkey relations. The article extols his Turkish-language liturgical innovations and posthumous recognition as “the Turkish Pope,” culminating in President Celâl Bayar’s 1959 Vatican visit that formalized diplomatic ties.
The Vatican News portal (November 24, 2025) reports that the conciliar sect’s Secretariat for the Economy achieved a €1.6 million surplus in 2024, reversing the previous year’s €51.2 million deficit. This purported “financial turning point” is attributed to increased donations, hospital revenues, and speculative investment gains managed by an Investment Committee that yielded €46 million. The report details expenditures of €393.29 million, with 83% allocated to five sectors: supporting local churches (37%), “worship and evangelization” (14%), communication (12%), diplomatic missions (10%), and charity (10%). This financial theater masks the spiritual bankruptcy of an institution that has abandoned its divine mission.
