The VaticanNews portal (November 14, 2025) presents a commentary by “Fr.” Edmund Power, OSB, on the Thirty-third Sunday liturgy that systematically evacuates Catholic eschatology of its doctrinal substance. Beneath the veneer of pious language lies a complete inversion of the Church’s teaching on the social reign of Christ the King.
The [Catholic News Agency] portal reports on “Pope” Leo XIV’s visit to a new health clinic beneath St. Peter’s colonnade, boasting of “state-of-the-art” medical equipment and free services for the poor. Cardinal Konrad Krajewski claims this initiative “restores dignity to the poor” by seeing “the face of Jesus” in them. While presenting itself as Christian charity, this spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s reduction of the Faith to horizontal humanitarianism (Pius XI, Quas Primas), abandoning the Church’s divine mission for social work indistinguishable from secular NGOs.
The catholicnewsagency.com portal (November 14, 2025) reports on Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) disaster response to Typhoon Kalmaegi, emphasizing evacuation coordination with civil authorities and distribution of $100 shelter vouchers to 500 families. CRS Philippines country representative Jonas Tetangco credits “RA 12287” legislation – touted as “the world’s first national legislation that enables work to be done prior to a dangerous natural disaster” – for allowing preemptive actions. The article notes collaboration with Caritas Philippines (officially linked to the Philippine “bishops’” conference) and lists material needs: food, water, hygiene kits, and tarps. A closing appeal for prayers appears as an afterthought amid detailed descriptions of infrastructure repairs.
Catholic News Agency portal reports (November 14, 2025) that antipope Leo XIV praised Augustinian nuns for their “silent and hidden love,” claiming their cloistered life offers freedom from “slavery of appearances.” The article describes his November 13 audience where he invoked St. Augustine’s Confessions and appealed to Venerable Pius XII’s monastic federations while paradoxically quoting Francis. This theatrical performance exemplifies the conciliar sect’s diabolical inversion of authentic religious life into anthropocentric psychodrama.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 14, 2025) reports on U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan’s rejection of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) immigration statement, which opposed “indiscriminate mass deportation” and invoked Gospel passages about welcoming strangers. Homan argued that such messaging encourages illegal border crossings leading to migrant deaths and drug-related American fatalities, insisting that strict enforcement “saves lives.” The article notes antipope Leo XIV’s recent appeal to consider Christ’s words about welcoming foreigners, alongside dispensations granted by certain “bishops” from Sunday Mass obligations for those fearing deportation. This progressive posturing exposes the conciliar sect’s wholesale surrender to secular humanitarianism at the expense of divine law.
The Catholic News Agency reports that New York’s conciliar sect “bishops,” led by “Cardinal” Timothy Dolan, issued a joint statement titled “For You Too Were Once Aliens” condemning deportations of migrants and opposing revocation of temporary protected status. They invoke the apostolic exhortation of antipope Leo XIV (Dilexi Te) and the postconciliar Catechism while claiming to follow St. Frances Cabrini’s example. The document exemplifies the complete inversion of Catholic social doctrine through naturalistic humanitarianism divorced from the Church’s supernatural mission.
VaticanNews portal reports that the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith under Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández issued a doctrinal note approved by “Pope” Leo XIV discouraging use of Marian titles “Co-Redemptrix” and “Mediatrix.” The document claims these terms risk exaggerating the Blessed Virgin’s role in redemption and mediation, citing Vatican II’s Lumen Gentium while ignoring centuries of magisterial teaching. Critics like Mark Miravalle and Laurie Olsen protest the decision by appealing to conciliar texts rather than immutable Tradition, revealing the bankruptcy of post-1958 theological discourse.
Catholic News Agency reports the sentencing of Kierre Williams to life imprisonment for the December 2023 murder of “Father” Stephen Gutgsell at St. John the Baptist Parish in Fort Calhoun, Nebraska. The article emphasizes the legal outcome, emotional reactions from the victim’s family, and biographical details about Gutgsell, including his ordination in 1984 and pastoral work. Washington County Chief Deputy Attorney Erik Petersen claimed the crime “shattered the innocence” of the town, while Gutgsell’s sister lamented his absence as “stolen from his family and parish.” The funeral occurred at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha under the auspices of the “Archdiocese of Omaha.”
The conciliar sect’s pseudo-episcopal conference (“USCCB”) announced plans for another “National Eucharistic Congress” in 2029, following their 2024 spectacle that attracted tens of thousands to Indianapolis. Bishop Andrew Cozzens of the Crookston modernist sect praised the event as “a time of great grace,” claiming increased Mass attendance and OCIA participation resulting from this “Eucharistic Revival” allegedly inspired by Bergoglio’s apostolic exhortation Evangelii Gaudium. The article concludes by invoking “Pope Leo XIV’s missionary zeal,” referring to the current antipope Robert Prevost.
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on Mr. Robert Prevost (“Pope Leo XIV”) urging academics at the Pontifical Lateran University to “think the faith” to counter alleged “cultural emptiness.” The article emphasizes dialogue with contemporary culture, administrative process reforms, and praises faculties dedicated to ecology and peace studies instituted by Jorge Bergoglio. Prevost declares this educational approach essential for forming “builders of a new, fraternal and solidary world.”
