Vatican’s Angelus Promotes Scripture Distortion and Apostate Ecumenism
Vatican News portal (January 25, 2026) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s Angelus address, which underscored three modernist initiatives: the “Sunday of the Word of God,” “World Leprosy Day,” and the “Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.” The article frames these events as pastoral priorities while omitting supernatural truths, thereby exemplifying the conciliar sect’s systematic dismantling of Catholic identity.
Scripture Reduced to Humanistic Dialogue
The “Sunday of the Word of God” is falsely attributed to “Pope Francis,” who allegedly instituted it “to promote deeper knowledge of Sacred Scripture.” This innovation directly contradicts Dei Verbum (Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, 1965), which itself already diluted the Church’s immutable principles of biblical interpretation. True Catholic doctrine, as defined by Pope Leo XIII in Providentissimus Deus (1893), demands Scripture be read through the sensus catholicus—the unanimous understanding of the Fathers and Magisterium—not as a tool for “community life” or subjective reflection. Antipope Leo XIV’s praise for those who “commit themselves to this fundamental mission” exposes the sect’s agenda: replacing divine authority with communal hermeneutics, reducing the infallible Word to a democratic exercise.
Leprosy Day: Naturalism Masquerading as Charity
The World Leprosy Day commendation exemplifies the neo-church’s cult of man. While claiming “closeness to those affected,” the address reduces suffering to a sociological problem, omitting any reference to sin, redemption, or the necessity of sacramental grace. Contrast this with St. Damien of Molokai, who ministered to lepers not merely as “stigma victims” but as souls in need of salvation, offering Mass, confession, and extreme unction. The Raoul Follereau Association, praised here, operates under secular humanitarianism, ignoring the primacy of spiritual healing—a silence that reveals the conciliar sect’s abandonment of Christus Medicus.
Ecumenism: Apostasy Codified as “Unity”
The “Week of Prayer for Christian Unity” culminates in antipope Leo XIV celebrating Vespers at St. Paul Outside the Walls with “representatives of other Christian denominations.” This blasphemous act violates the dogmatic decree Mortalium Animos (Pius XI, 1928), which condemned ecumenical gatherings as “tantamount to abandoning the religion revealed by God.” By endorsing the theme—“There is one body and one Spirit”—the antipope equates heresy with the Mystical Body of Christ, a diabolical inversion. True unity, as defined by the Council of Florence (1442), requires submission to Rome: “Outside the Church there is no salvation” (Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus).
Theological Bankruptcy in Lex Orandi
The Angelus itself—once a prayer honoring the Incarnation—now serves as a platform for heresy. Not once does the antipope invoke Mary’s intercession or reference the sacrificial nature of the Mass, revealing the neo-church’s contempt for supernatural order. The article’s closing appeal to “support us in bringing the Pope’s words into every home” parodies Christ’s Great Commission (Matthew 28:19), substituting divine mandate with propaganda for a false pontiff.
Omissions: The Silence Screams Apostasy
Nowhere does the text mention:
1. The necessity of conversion to Catholicism for salvation.
2. The blasphemy of non-Catholic “denominations” partaking in liturgy.
3. The Church’s historical works—like the Order of St. Lazarus—which combined leprosy care with fides et ratio.
Such omissions confirm Pius X’s warning in Pascendi Dominici Gregis: Modernism “synthesizes all heresies” by naturalizing faith.
Source:
Pope marks Sunday of the Word of God, Leprosy Day, Christian Unity (vaticannews.va)
Date: 25.01.2026