VaticanNews portal reports on November 13, 2025, the election of Claudiu-Lucian Pop as Major Archbishop of Romanian Greek-Catholics, the Aramaic village renaming in Turkey, and Christian returns to al-Ghassaniyah, Syria. These events are framed as positive developments, yet reveal the conciliar sect’s abandonment of integral Catholic mission in favor of naturalistic ethnic preservation and false ecumenism.
Catholic News Agency (CNA) reports that “Bishop” Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas—a key figure in the United States Conference of Catholic “Bishops” (USCCB)—praised legislation (HR 4393) offering temporary protections for illegal immigrants while refusing to endorse it due to its lack of citizenship pathways. The bill, sponsored by Rep. María Elvira Salazar and Rep. Veronica Escobar, proposes financial penalties for illegal entry, accelerated asylum processing, and border security funding. Seitz called it “a step toward fulfilling the call made by our Holy Father” but withheld full support, stating: “We have never supported a bill, formally, that doesn’t give a pathway to citizenship.”
VaticanNews portal (November 13, 2025) reports that antipope Robert Prevost (styled “Leo XIV”) issued a chirograph establishing the “Apostleship of the Sea” as a canonical legal entity under the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. The article claims this body will coordinate pastoral care for maritime workers, citing as precedent Pius X’s 1914 motu proprio Iam pridem, John Paul II’s Stella Maris (1997), and Bergoglio’s bureaucratic restructuring. The text emphasizes “human mobility” and “integral human development” through consultations with “national directors” since 2022. This administrative reshuffling exemplifies the conciliar sect’s substitution of supernatural grace with naturalistic social work.
VaticanNews portal (November 13, 2025) promotes antipope Robert Prevost’s book La forza del Vangelo: la fede cristiana in 10 parole, featuring his unpublished introduction decrying “structural injustices” where “those who have more always have more.” The work organizes Prevost’s speeches around ten themes—Christ, heart, Church, mission, communion, peace, poor, fragility, justice, hope—proposing “the desire for communion, recognizing that we are brothers and sisters” as “the antidote to all extremism.” Seven Italian cities will host promotional events featuring documentaries about Prevost’s missionary work.
EWTN News reports on the fourth meeting between representatives of the conciliar sect’s Roman apparatus and the German Episcopal Conference regarding plans for a “synodal conference.” The November 12, 2025 encounter, described as occurring in an “honest, open, and constructive atmosphere,” discussed the proposed body’s “character, composition, and competencies.” Participants included antipope Leo XIV’s key collaborators—Cardinals Parolin, Fernández, Koch, and Roche—alongside German bishops led by Georg Bätzing. Notably, Bishop Stefan Oster attended as a “guest,” despite his prior criticisms of the German Synodal Way. This theatrical dialogue perpetuates the conciliar sect’s systematic demolition of Catholic ecclesiology.
The Vatican News portal (November 13, 2025) reports on a two-day formation workshop at Uganda Martyrs’ Major Seminary, organized by the African Synodality Initiative (ASI). The event promoted “synodality as a way of life” under the guise of fostering “communion, participation, and mission.” Facilitators included Fr. Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, SJ, Fr. Marcel Uwineza, SJ, Sr. Anne Arabome, SSS, and lay practitioners who employed methods like “Conversation in the Spirit” to advance communal discernment. This initiative, part of ASI’s continental program, aims to prepare African clergy and laity for the 2028 Ecclesial Assembly, openly rejecting the hierarchical and doctrinal integrity of the Catholic Church.
Catholic News Agency reports on November 13, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV will inaugurate the academic year at Rome’s Pontifical Lateran University—an institution fraudulently termed “the pope’s university” by its rector, the modernist “archbishop” Alfonso Amarante. The article whitewashes this sacrilegious act as a gesture of “pastoral care for the formation of the future of the Church and society,” while glorifying the university’s 252-year history under Clement XIV, Pius XI, and the apostate John XXIII. Amarante claims antipope Leo XIV’s visit signals commitment to “education as a path to peace and hope,” praising the university’s “dual soul” of theology and secular “peace studies.” This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of doctrinal formation with naturalistic humanism.
VaticanNews portal (November 13, 2025) reports on Madeleine Wörner of MISEREOR advocating for a “just transition” at COP30, framing climate action as inseparable from social justice. The article lauds collaboration between National Catholic Climate and Environmental Actors (NCCEAs) and the Holy See Delegation, emphasizing wealth redistribution, fossil fuel phaseouts, and embedding “human rights” into economic restructuring. Wörner declares Europe must “go first” in financing this global transformation, citing Colombia and Kenya as models. The meeting concludes with plans for NCCEA working groups, celebrated as “part of the hope.”
The VaticanNews portal (November 13, 2025) promotes Leo from Chicago, a documentary glorifying antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) through sentimental childhood anecdotes and ecumenical narratives. Family members describe him as “God’s gift to moms,” while friends recall his basement “Masses” using an ironing board as an altar and his Lutheran pastor friend John Snider. The film emphasizes Prevost’s “diplomatic” ability to transform “an unruly little mob into friends” and his baseball fandom, framing these as evidence of pastoral virtue.
VaticanNews portal reports on November 13, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) addressed Argentina’s Industrial Conference, urging business leaders to place “human dignity and the common good at the heart of economic life” while invoking Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum. The message promotes economic justice framed in purely naturalistic terms, conspicuously avoiding any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the necessity of Catholic confessional states.
