Catholic News Agency (December 22, 2025) reports on the antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) issuing twelve monthly prayer intentions for 2026 under the auspices of the “Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.” The list prioritizes worldly concerns over supernatural realities, framing prayer as activism rather than supplication to God for grace and conversion.
Vatican News portal (December 22, 2025) reports that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) addressed employees of the conciliar sect’s bureaucratic apparatus, urging them to adopt “simplicity and humility” as the “style of the Church.” The article describes Prevost’s attempt to sacralize secular labor through a distorted interpretation of nativity scenes, claiming that “all our activities […] acquire their full meaning in God’s plan” irrespective of doctrinal adherence or sacramental life.
Vatican News portal (December 21, 2025) reports on the fifth edition of the Zanzibar Cup kitesurfing competition, scheduled for February 7, 2026. The article highlights founder Dr. Stefano Conte’s vision of using sport to promote “peace, brotherhood, and coexistence” among participants of diverse nationalities and religions. The event receives institutional support from Zanzibari authorities and media partnership with Azam TV, with ambitions for European broadcast distribution. Vatican News presents this as a model of “shared human values” and “counterpoint to violence,” omitting any reference to Catholic doctrine or the social reign of Christ the King.
CatholicNewsAgency.com reports that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) delivered an Angelus address on December 21, 2025, focusing on four alleged virtues of St. Joseph: “piety and charity, mercy and trust.” The article claims these virtues should guide Catholics in the final days of Advent. The message describes Joseph as “fragile and fallible — like us — and at the same time courageous and strong in faith,” emphasizing his supposed decision to avoid “scandal” through “mercy” when confronted with the mystery of the Incarnation. The portal frames this as instruction for believers to become “a welcoming manger” through mutual forgiveness and encouragement. This modernist sentimentalism masquerading as spiritual guidance constitutes a grave doctrinal subversion.
Vatican News portal (December 21, 2025) commemorates the 50th anniversary of antipope Paul VI’s 1975 prostration before Orthodox Metropolitan Meliton of Chalcedon, hailing it as a “powerful gesture” of ecumenical reconciliation. The article nostalgically recounts how the usurper of the Apostolic See “unexpectedly bent to the ground” during a Sistine Chapel ceremony, kissing the feet of a schismatic cleric while invoking Christ’s washing of feet. Patriarch Dimitrios I reportedly praised this act as demonstrating what “the first bishop of Christianity is called to be,” with Vatican News explicitly connecting this spectacle to current ecumenical efforts under antipope Leo XIV.
The Roma locuta portal (December 21, 2025) promotes conciliarist propaganda through an article titled “Catholic Church Needs to Share ‘Beautiful Truth’ of Humanity Amid AI Concerns, Experts Say.” The piece presents “Catholic psychotherapist” Edwin Fawcett and “Fr.” Michael Baggot of the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum advocating anthropological engagement with artificial intelligence, while the “bishops’ conference of England and Wales” offers vacuous platitudes about human relationships. This modernist exercise reduces the Church’s mission to therapeutic naturalism, exemplifying the conciliar apostasy condemned in Pascendi Dominici Gregis (Pius X, 1907).
The Catholic News Agency portal (December 21, 2025) reports on the reopening of an archaeological site in Aqaba, Jordan, identified as a late 3rd- or early 4th-century church. The article frames this as evidence of Jordan’s “long-standing religious plurality,” citing American archaeologist Thomas Parker’s 1998 excavations revealing a basilica-style structure with artifacts including Roman coins and possible bronze cross fragments. Jordanian authorities promote the site as a cultural landmark celebrating interfaith coexistence.
Vatican News (December 21, 2025) reports on the Angelus address by antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”), focusing on Saint Joseph’s alleged virtues of “piety, charity, and mercy” presented as tools for social harmony rather than supernatural conversion. The article promotes universal peace for children while omitting the necessity of submission to Christ the King. The text concludes with sacrilegious blessing of nativity figurines (“bambinelli”) by the usurper of Peter’s See.
VaticanNews portal (December 21, 2025) reports on proposed trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States, quoting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s skepticism about negotiations with Russia amid ongoing violence. The article details a Russian missile strike killing eight in Odesa, Ukrainian drone retaliations, and Vladimir Putin’s demand for Ukrainian elections under Moscow’s influence. This reporting exemplifies the modern world’s descent into cyclical violence through its willful rejection of the Social Reign of Christ the King.
Catholic News Agency portal (December 21, 2025) recounts St. Francis of Assisi’s creation of the first Nativity scene in Greccio, Italy in 1223. The article describes how Francis “desired to ‘re-present the birth of that Child in Bethlehem'” after being inspired by his Holy Land pilgrimage, with Lord Giovanni Velita preparing a cave with live animals and manger. It claims eyewitnesses saw “a real infant appear in the empty manger” during Mass, followed by miraculous healings through contact with the hay. The piece notes antipope Bergoglio’s 2019 visit to Greccio where he signed Admirabile Signum, emphasizing how “all who were present” experienced “new and indescribable joy” at Francis’ Nativity. The article concludes by mentioning annual reenactments at Greccio now in their 50th year. This sentimentalized narrative masks profound theological dangers beneath its pious veneer.
