VaticanNews portal (December 9, 2025) reports the launch of a digital Annuarium Pontificium by “Pope” Leo XIV’s regime, touted as providing “up-to-date information on the Catholic Church’s institutions across the globe.” The project – developed jointly by the modernist structures calling themselves “Secretariat of State” and “Dicastery for Communication” – replaces the traditional printed pontifical yearbook with an online database accessible via subscription. The article celebrates this as “a significant step in updating and modernizing the information tools,” with “Pope” Leo XIV personally navigating the platform during its launch.
Modernist Subversion of Ecclesiastical Tradition
The very concept of digitizing the Liber Pontificalis constitutes sacrilege against the depositum fidei. This ancient chronicle of papal succession, stretching back to St. Peter, has been reduced to a “service tool” for bureaucratic efficiency – a direct violation of Pope Pius XI’s warning that “the Church is a divine institution, whose mission is supernatural and eternal, not subject to the changing fashions of human opinion” (Encyclical Quas Primas, §18). The article’s boast about overcoming “logistical limits of the printed volume” exposes the conciliar sect’s materialist mentality, treating Holy Mother Church as a multinational corporation needing “user experience” optimization rather than the Mystical Body of Christ.
Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra’s claim that this digital abomination demonstrates “transparency and responsibility towards the Catholic community” inverts the Church’s divine constitution. Pascendi Dominici Gregis condemned precisely this error: “They make the whole question turn on the dignity of man, and on liberty” (§3), substituting governance through sacramental authority with democratic accountability. The new platform’s “advanced search functions” enabling users to “filter data by name, diocese, or country” institutionalizes the heresy of collegiality condemned by Pope Pius VI in Auctorem Fidei (1794) – reducing the hierarchical Church to a dataset for lay manipulation.
Reduction of the Church to Naturalistic Institution
Nowhere does this technological spectacle acknowledge the Church’s divine foundation or the supernatural purpose of her structures. The complete silence about the sacramental character of ecclesiastical offices proves the conciliar sect’s apostasy – for as Pope Leo XIII taught, “The Church is a society divine in its origin, supernatural in its end and in the means proximately leading to its end” (Encyclical Sapientiae Christianae, §7). The platform’s stated beneficiaries – “Apostolic Nunciatures,” “Bishops’ Conferences,” and “research centers” – reveal the sect’s true nature as a human organization concerned with diplomatic influence and academic prestige rather than the salvation of souls.
The article’s claim that journalists can now access “certified content and reliable, verified information” mocks the Church’s teaching authority. Pope Gregory XVI’s Mirari Vos condemned the “absurd and erroneous maxim” that “freedom of conscience must be maintained for everyone” (§14), yet here we see the conciliar sect offering its self-styled “official communications” for secular verification. This digital yearbook completes the revolution begun at Vatican II – transforming the Church from the societas perfecta into just another NGO seeking media validation.
Technological Idolatry as Spiritual Bankruptcy
The grotesque spectacle of “Pope” Leo XIV performing the “first login” while surrounded by technicians constitutes public idolatry of the machine. Msgr. Lucio Adrián Ruiz’s pride in recruiting “young professionals trained in service design” confirms the conciliar sect’s total embrace of the modern world condemned in Pope Pius IX’s Syllabus of Errors (§77-80). Their subscription-based platform – with fees for iOS and Android access – fulfills St. Pius X’s prophecy that modernists would reduce religion to “a kind of business” (Encyclical Pascendi, §38).
The project’s invitation for users to send “observations and suggestions to improve the service” institutionalizes the Protestant heresy of private judgment. Contrast this with Pope Pius XII’s teaching: “The Church is by divine right a perfect society, independent of any earthly power, having in itself all the resources necessary for its proper ends” (Allocution to Roman Patriciate, 1946). This digital yearbook – constantly updated with “new appointments and changes in office” – manifests the conciliar sect’s nature as a merely human organization in terminal decay, desperately trying to mask its implosion through technological spectacle.
Omission of the Supernatural as Damning Admission
The article’s complete silence about the state of grace, sacramental validity, or doctrinal orthodoxy constitutes its most damning feature. By treating all “ecclesial realities” as equally legitimate, the platform implicitly validates apostate “bishops,” heretical “religious institutes,” and invalid “liturgies” – precisely the indifferentism condemned by Pope Gregory XVI as “that fatal opinion… that eternal salvation may be attained by the profession of any faith” (Encyclical Mirari Vos, §13).
When “Archbishop” Peña Parra speaks of “the life of the Church,” he refers not to the Mystical Body nourished by valid sacraments, but to the bureaucratic apparatus created since Vatican II. The platform’s planned “recovery of historical information” will doubtless whitewash the true papal lineage – omitting that since the invalid “pontificate” of John XXIII, Rome has been occupied by antipopes whose “appointments” lack sacramental reality.
In this digital abomination, we witness the final transformation of the conciliar sect into the “abomination of desolation” predicted by Daniel (12:11) – a pseudo-church concerned with data streams rather than sanctifying grace, where apostates masquerading as prelates sell access to their rotting institutional corpse. True Catholics must reject this technological idol and cling to the unchanging Church outside the occupied Vatican structures, where valid sacraments and integral doctrine still exist in catacomb chapels and traditional orders preserving the Faith.
Source:
Pontifical Yearbook now available online with information on global Church (vaticannews.va)
Date: 09.12.2025