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Neo-Church Seminarian Promotes Modernist Distortions of Priesthood

The Catholic News Agency portal (January 3, 2026) reports on Xavier Polisetty, a seminarian from the Diocese of Fort Worth, who during the SEEK 2026 conference encouraged men to pursue priesthood in the post-conciliar structures. The article emphasizes emotional experiences over doctrinal formation, with Polisetty stating: “God will give you the grace to say yes” despite doubts about celibacy. He references “Fr.” David Michael Moses’ description of priests being “so close to Jesus” during sacramental rites, while admitting to weekly vocational uncertainties. This narrative typifies the neo-church’s anthropocentric approach to Holy Orders.

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Vatican Mouthpiece Normalizes US Aggression While Ignoring Christ’s Social Kingship

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The Catholic News Agency portal reports (January 3, 2026) that the Vatican’s official newspaper L’Osservatore Romano prominently covered US military strikes against Venezuela, detailing attacks on Caracas and military bases while quoting Venezuelan government condemnations of “aggression” and sovereignty violations. The article notes the conciliar sect’s Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin previously criticized “unjust prisons” in Venezuela during a homily canonizing two Venezuelan “saints,” while antipope Leo XIV remains silent pending possible Angelus remarks. This coverage exemplifies the conciliar sect’s naturalization of modernist geopolitics over Catholic truth.

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SEEK 2026: Conciliar Sect’s Numerical Triumph Masks Spiritual Bankruptcy

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The Catholic News Agency portal reports record attendance at the SEEK 2026 conference organized by FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), with over 26,000 participants across three U.S. cities. The article emphasizes numerical growth – 16,100 attendees in Columbus, 5,907 in Fort Worth, and 4,503 in Denver – with particular focus on increased student participation (11,744 from FOCUS campuses, 2,752 from non-FOCUS institutions) and ecclesiastical representation (58 bishops). Columbus Bishop Earl Fernandes describes the event as “like a mini-World Youth Day,” celebrating young adults’ enthusiasm while criticizing those who “serve in roles in their churches for decades without making space for young people.” The conference theme “To the Heights!” draws inspiration from recently “canonized” figures Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis, presented as models for overcoming modern struggles like loneliness. This carnival of neo-modernist euphoria perfectly encapsulates the conciliar sect’s substitution of quantitative metrics for supernatural faith.

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Vatican’s Carlo Acutis App: Digital Syncretism Masquerading as Piety

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Vatican News (January 3, 2026) announces a new mobile application from the Vatican Governatorate dedicated to Carlo Acutis, described as enabling “quick and intuitive” access to institutional communications while featuring sections on saints, news, and links to Vatican entities like the Vatican Museums and Pharmacy. This initiative exemplifies the conciliar sect’s substitution of supernatural faith with technological spectacle.

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Neo-Church’s Humanitarian Facade Masks Abandonment of Spiritual Mission

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The Vatican News portal (January 3, 2026) reports on Israel’s threat to revoke Caritas Jerusalem’s humanitarian operations in Gaza and the West Bank unless it complies with new registration requirements. The article emphasizes the “surprise” of Caritas Italy’s deputy director Silvia Sinibaldi, who insists the organization operates under “agreements between the State of Israel and the Holy See.” The piece frames the crisis through a secular humanitarian lens, lamenting potential disruptions to medical and psychosocial services while ignoring the Church’s primary duty to proclaim Christ’s Kingship over nations.

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FOCUS Parish Initiative Embodies Post-Conciliar Ecclesial Collapse

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Catholic News Agency reports on the expansion of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) into parish ministry, with Curtis Martin and his son Brock Martin describing their “FOCUS Parish” program as sending missionaries to “where the people are.” The initiative embeds two full-time missionaries in parishes to create “small communities” and form “missionary disciples,” currently operating in 25 parishes with plans to double in 2026. Brock Martin cites declining parish engagement as justification, while Curtis Martin claims this responds to an alleged “resurgence of faith” through “new ardor and new methodologies.”

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Naturalistic Distortion of Mercy in Irish Repatriation Charity

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Catholic News Agency portal (January 3, 2026) reports on the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust (KBRT), founded by Colin and Eithne Bell after their son’s 2013 death in New York. The charity has repatriated over 2,000 Irish bodies since its inception, funded through community donations. The article frames this work as fulfilling the corporal work of mercy by “burying the dead” and “comforting the sorrowful,” quoting Colin Bell’s description of their “therapeutic” efforts that allegedly honor their son’s memory. This humanistic narrative exemplifies the neo-church’s abandonment of supernaturalis caritas (supernatural charity) in favor of secularized philanthropy.

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Naturalistic Healthcare Initiative Masks Conciliar Sect’s Apostasy

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Catholic News Agency reports on Mount St. Mary’s University launching a physician assistant program to address Maryland’s healthcare staffing shortages. The January 3, 2026 article describes the program’s partnership with the Daughters of Charity – the order founded by St. Elizabeth Ann Seton – emphasizing clinical excellence and a Center for Clinician Well-Being to prevent burnout. Program Director Mary Jackson claims their Catholic identity shapes the initiative, preparing clinicians to serve “at moments of greatest vulnerability.” The article reduces Catholic mission to therapeutic naturalism while omitting the supernatural ends of medicine.

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