Apostate Angelus: Naturalizing the Incarnation to Serve Humanism
The Vatican News portal (January 4, 2026) reports on an Angelus address by antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), who reduces the mystery of the Incarnation to a tool for humanistic solidarity. The usurper of Peter’s throne claims the “joy of Christmas” must inspire a “journey” of “care for humanity,” framing worship as inseparable from social activism. He asserts that God’s Incarnation demands “examining our spirituality” to ensure it is “truly incarnate,” while equating “fraternity” with divine worship. This message, delivered at the close of a “Jubilee Year of Hope,” omits all references to the Redemption, the necessity of grace, and the Social Kingship of Christ—exposing the conciliar sect’s total surrender to modernist apostasy.