The Conciliar Sect’s Blasphemous “Religious Liberty” Charade Exposed
Catholic News Agency’s December 19, 2025 article promotes the conciliar sect’s heretical “religious freedom” agenda through a curated selection of 2025 events. This modernist propaganda piece operates on the false premise that Dignitatis Humanae‘s errors constitute authentic Catholic teaching, ignoring the Church’s immutable condemnation of religious indifferentism. The article’s celebration of interfaith commissions and pluralist policies constitutes apostasy from the dogma extra Ecclesiam nulla salus.
Interfaith Commission: Masonic Assault on Christ’s Kingship
The purported “White House Religious Liberty Commission” represents the ultimate betrayal of Quas Primas (1925), where Pius XI established Christ’s social kingship as the only foundation for true peace. By including “Cardinal Timothy Dolan” and “Bishop Robert Barron” alongside non-Catholic members, this body commits the abomination condemned in Psalm 95:5: “For all the gods of the Gentiles are devils.” Such equal treatment of false religions constitutes formal cooperation with idolatry, violating the First Commandment and Pius IX’s Syllabus of Errors (1864), which condemned the notion that “every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which he shall consider true” (Error 15). The participation of conciliar “bishops” in this blasphemy confirms their status as antipapal usurpers, not Catholic shepherds.
Confessional Seal Attack: Sacramental Desecration
“Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a state law in May that would require priests to report child abuse to authorities even if they hear about it during the sacrament of confession.”
This diabolical legislation directly assaults the sacramental seal, which the Council of Trent declared inviolable under penalty of excommunication (Session XIV, Chapter 7). The conciliar “bishops'” lawsuit fails to recognize the true crisis: their own Novus Ordo sect created the abuse scandal by abandoning priestly formation and moral discipline. As St. Alphonsus Liguori teaches, a priest who violates the seal becomes “ipso facto excommunicated and guilty of a most grave crime” (Moral Theology VI.643). The conciliar sect’s legalistic response proves their loss of supernatural faith in the sacrament’s divine institution.
False “Prayer Rights”: Naturalism Disguised as Piety
The article applauds Donald Trump’s guidelines for “prayer at public schools,” ignoring that this interfaith approach promotes the heresy condemned by Gregory XVI in Mirari Vos (1832): the “absurd and erroneous doctrine favoring liberty of conscience.” Authentic Catholic action demands not generic “prayer rights” but the public enthronement of Christ the King and recitation of the Our Father – not ecumenical services with heretics and pagans. The article’s celebration of “Bible reading” in schools omits the crucial distinction: only Catholic Scripture study under Church authority bears spiritual fruit, whereas Protestant Bible-aloneism breeds heresy.
Ten Commandments Display: Empty Symbolism
Lawmakers’ advocacy for public Decalogue displays constitutes Pharisaical hypocrisy when they simultaneously uphold religious pluralism. As Leo XIII warned in Tametsi (1900), removing Christ from the Law reduces morality to empty legalism: “Without the Redeemer, the law is either meaningless or leads to the pride of the Pharisees.” The Decalogue’s public display without accompanying submission to the Church’s teaching authority mocks the First Commandment itself, becoming what St. Augustine called “a letter that kills” (2 Cor 3:6).
Supreme Court Heresies: Canonizing Indifferentism
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor establishes the blasphemous principle that parents may shield children from LGBT indoctrination based on personal belief rather than objective truth. This transforms religion into a private preference, denying Christ’s mandate to “teach all nations” (Mt 28:19). Meanwhile, the Court’s refusal to protect Native American religious sites reveals the bankruptcy of pluralism: When false religions conflict, the state inevitably favors cultural power over principle.
International Apostasies: Conciliar Complicity
The report’s handwringing over Afghanistan and China ignores that these regimes simply implement the conciliar sect’s own heresies in extremist form. When Beijing bans online evangelization, it applies the Vatican II principle that “missionary activity is foreign to modernity” (Ecclesiam Suam 35). The US Commission on International Religious Freedom’s (USCIRF) designation of China as a “country of particular concern” reeks of hypocrisy, given that the conciliar sect itself collaborates with Beijing through the 2018 China-Vatican deal. As Pius XII taught in Ad Apostolorum Principis (1958), any cooperation with communist persecutors constitutes “betrayal of the Church and of the Catholic Faith.”
Napa Index: Measuring Deviation From Truth
The Napa Legal Institute’s “religious freedom index” commits the naturalistic fallacy of quantifying spiritual realities. No “index” can measure a state’s fidelity to truth when its very methodology accepts the false premise of religious equality. The report’s lament that “most states fail to safeguard religious liberty” inverts reality: True Catholic states would restrict false worship as required by the Code of Justinian (1.1.1) and Pope Leo XIII’s Immortale Dei (1885). The highest-scoring state (Alabama) earns praise for protecting heresy, while the lowest (Michigan) receives scorn for marginally greater persecution of error – a demonic parody of justice.
Theological Atrocity: Conciliar Sect’s “Religious Freedom” Dogma
Throughout this propaganda piece runs the poisonous thread of Dignitatis Humanae‘s heresy, which claims that “the human person has a right to religious freedom” (DH 2). This directly contradicts the infallible teaching of Gregory XVI in Mirari Vos that “liberty of conscience is a most pestilential error,” and Pius IX’s condemnation in the Syllabus of Errors that “every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which he shall consider true” (Error 15). The article’s celebration of interfaith commissions and pluralist policies constitutes apostasy from the dogma extra Ecclesiam nulla salus.
Source:
Top 2025 religious freedom developments included mix of persecution, protection (catholicnewsagency.com)
Date: 19.12.2025