Catholic News Agency reports (November 7, 2025) on conciliar sect entities like “Catholic Charities” expanding food distribution amid U.S. government SNAP benefit cuts. The article quotes figures such as “Archbishop” Mitchell Rozanski (St. Louis) and Kerry Alys Robinson (Catholic Charities USA) framing material aid as “faith in action,” while soliciting donations and volunteer labor.
Catholic News Agency reports the October 29, 2025 death of Julius Jia Zhiguo, described as an “underground Chinese Catholic bishop” of Zhengding Diocese. The article portrays him as enduring persecution from Chinese authorities since 1963, including forced labor and repeated arrests up to 2020. It quotes his statement: “My life consists of speaking about Jesus… every single day is dedicated to telling others about Jesus” while highlighting his alleged communion with Rome and missionary activities.
ACI Prensa (November 7, 2025) reports antipope Leo XIV’s address to Mexico’s National Missionary Congress, praising the “missionary work” allegedly inspired by Our Lady of Guadalupe and Blessed Juan de Palafox. The usurper of Peter’s throne claims the Gospel “did not erase what it found but transformed it” in Mexico, calling Guadalupe “a sign of perfect inculturation.” He paradoxically asserts missionaries must “bring Christ to the heart of every person” while promoting Palafox as a model of non-conversionary ministry: “the true missionary does not dominate but loves; does not impose but serves.” The message concludes with an invocation to Guadalupe as “Star of Evangelization.”
Catholic News Agency reports on a November 7, 2025, event hosted by the Pontifical Gregorian University, where antipope Leo XIV urged Catholics to lead in “ethical AI development.” The Builders AI Forum gathered 160 organizations to discuss artificial intelligence in education, healthcare, and business through the lens of conciliar sect’s “social teaching.” Antipope Leo declared AI development a “profoundly ecclesial endeavor,” framing technology as a tool for “evangelization” and “integral human development.” MIT researcher Jose Pacheco invoked the emotional testimony of Megan Garcia, whose son committed suicide after chatbot interactions, to emphasize the “urgency” of ethical discussions.
Catholic News Agency reports on a November 3, 2025, Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) report criticizing the Biden administration for regulatory actions that allegedly promoted anti-Christian bias. The report, framed as a response to Donald Trump’s executive order against religious discrimination, claims the Biden administration prioritized “radical pro-abortion and pro-LGBTQI+ policies” at the expense of religious liberty. Specific grievances include the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) dismantling conscience protections for healthcare workers, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) limiting religious exemptions, and systemic failures to respect religious liberty in federal rulemaking. The EPPC urges regulatory rewrites and congressional action to prevent future abuses. This critique, however, operates within a secularized framework that ignores the foundational crisis of the modern state’s rebellion against Christ the King.
Catholic News Agency reports on November 7, 2025, that the U.S. Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to enforce biological sex designation on passports. The unsigned order asserted such requirements “no more offends equal protection principles than displaying [a] country of birth,” framing sex as a “historical fact.” Dissenting Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan deemed the policy “questionably legal,” warning of “significant anxiety and fear” for those identifying as transgender. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi celebrated this as the administration’s “24th victory,” declaring: “There are two sexes, and our attorneys will continue fighting for that simple truth.” The article references the Vatican’s 2024 document Dignitas Infinita, which criticizes gender ideology for denying sexual difference.
The VaticanNews portal (November 7, 2025) reports a meeting between antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) and actor Robert De Niro, who received a Rosary during a “brief exchange” in the Apostolic Palace. The article glorifies De Niro’s Italian heritage and his acceptance of Rome’s civic honor, framing the encounter as a celebration of cinematic culture. Absent is any reference to the Church’s spiritual mission, the moral content of De Niro’s films, or the gravity of sacrilegious acts by usurpers of ecclesiastical authority.
VaticanNews portal reports the installation of German artist Michael Triegel’s altarpiece in the Church of the Teutonic Cemetery, featuring a homeless Lutheran man (“Scheffler”) depicted as St. Peter and buried in the adjacent cemetery. The work incorporates fragments from Lucas Cranach’s unfinished Reformation-era painting and includes Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer among saints. Framed as an “ecumenical dialogue,” the display lasts two years under collaboration between the Evangelical Cathedral Chapter of Naumburg and the Vatican’s German Archconfraternity. The article celebrates this as a “profound providence,” noting antipope Benedict XVI’s blessing of the project.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 7, 2025) reports that the Bavarian city of Regensburg lifted a 100-meter “buffer zone” banning prayer vigils near an abortion facility after German courts ruled the restriction violated constitutional freedoms. The article frames this as a victory for “peaceful protesters” represented by ADF International, a legal advocacy group. While superficially celebrating the repeal, the report exemplifies the neo-church’s surrender to secular humanism, reducing the Church’s mission to a legalistic battle for “human rights” rather than the uncompromising defense of divine law.
Vatican News portal reports that “Pope” Leo XIV will conclude the 81st General Assembly of the Italian Bishops’ Conference in Assisi on 20 November 2025. The assembly, focused on “pastoral priorities,” “safeguarding,” and “Catholic education,” epitomizes the conciliar sect’s abandonment of divine mandate in favor of human-centered pragmatism.
