The Conciliar Distortion of St. Francis Xavier’s Missionary Zeal
The Catholic News Agency portal (December 3, 2025) presents a hagiographic account of St. Francis Xavier’s missionary work, describing him as an “unlikely hero” who “transformed the entire Asian continent.” While accurately noting his 1541 departure for India and subsequent evangelization efforts in Japan, the article sanitizes the theological substance of his mission, reducing it to a naturalistic adventure story stripped of its dogmatic foundations. Such treatment exemplifies the conciliar sect’s habitual distortion of pre-Vatican II saints to legitimize its apostate ecumenical agenda.









