Vatican News portal reports on a Mass celebrated by antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) at Sant’Anselmo Church in Rome under the pretext of commemorating the 125th anniversary of its dedication. The text promotes naturalized spirituality while omitting the Church’s immutable doctrinal foundations. This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of Catholic sacramental theology with anthropocentric performativity.
Catholic News Agency reports that Zimnako Salah received a six-year prison sentence for planting fake bombs at churches in Arizona, California, and Colorado in 2023. Federal prosecutors emphasized the “hate crime” aspect, noting Salah targeted victims “because of their religion.” Authorities seized bomb components from his storage unit and documented his consumption of “extremist propaganda.” U.S. Attorney Eric Grant claimed Salah sought “many deaths and injuries,” while Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon declared the Department of Justice will “protect the rights of all people of faith to worship… free from fear.” The report’s naturalistic framing ignores the crimen laesae maiestatis divinae (crime of injured divine majesty) inherent in attacks against God’s temples.
Vatican News (November 11, 2025) reports on Iraq’s parliamentary elections under a new voting system, framing them as a “test” for implementing a “national agenda” influenced by foreign powers. The article emphasizes procedural details—proportional representation, geopolitical rivalries (U.S., Iran, Turkey), and the absence of Muqtada al-Sadr’s movement—while ignoring the systematic annihilation of Iraq’s Christian population and the theological bankruptcy of reducing governance to human machinations. This report exemplifies the conciliar sect’s surrender to naturalism, treating nations as mere playgrounds for worldly power struggles rather than territories demanding Christ’s reign.
The Catholic News Agency reports that “Bishop” Mark Seitz of El Paso has endorsed HR 4393 (“Dignity Act”), legislation offering conditional legal status to certain undocumented immigrants without providing citizenship. The bill proposes labor requirements, financial penalties, expedited asylum processing (60-day limit), and border security funding. Seitz praised this bipartisan effort during his USCCB committee address, invoking “Pope” Leo XIV’s alleged emphasis on the “common good” and “God-given dignity of every person.” The article notes endorsements from Protestant groups like the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference and business organizations, while omitting any reference to Catholic doctrine on the subordination of civil law to divine law.
The Vatican News portal (November 11, 2025) promotes “The Economy of Francesco” event scheduled for November 28-30 at Castel Gandolfo, framing the Jubilee Year as an environmentalist manifesto. The article advocates “rethinking the economy” through three heretical pillars: “social justice, care for the Earth, and freedom from debt,” while quoting Leviticus 25:11 to justify leaving land uncultivated. This represents not mere ecological concern but systematic naturalism replacing supernatural faith.
The VaticanNews portal (November 11, 2025) reports on “Pope” Leo XIV’s Jubilee Audience praising Blessed Isidore Bakanja as a model for “perseverance in faith.” The antipope declared: “We have much to learn from our persecuted brothers and sisters in Africa”, framing Bakanja’s martyrdom as mere psychological resilience rather than supernatural grace. This modernist distortion omits the martyr’s explicit rejection of colonialist apostasy while promoting ecumenical indifference to doctrinal truth.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 11, 2025) reports on an internal investigation by the Pontifical Swiss Guard regarding alleged antisemitic behavior during an interreligious event commemorating the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate. The incident allegedly involved a guard making derogatory remarks toward Jewish attendees of Bergoglio’s general audience, prompting the Vatican apparatus to emphasize its rejection of antisemitism. This spectacle reveals the conciliar sect’s fundamental contradictions and abandonment of Catholic principles.
Catholic News Agency reports on November 11, 2025, regarding the conclusion of Archbishop Timothy Broglio’s term as president of the United States Conference of “Catholic” “Bishops” (USCCB). The article highlights his defense of “religious freedom,” immigration policies, opposition to abortion and gender ideology, and promotion of international peace. The report notes tensions with the Biden administration over abortion funding while simultaneously revealing the USCCB’s refusal to deny Communion to pro-abortion politicians. The military archdiocese leader’s tenure allegedly championed migrant rights through programs receiving over $100 million annually before being phased out, with the conference issuing guidelines balancing border enforcement with undefined appeals to “human dignity.”
The Catholic News Agency portal reports (November 11, 2025) that “Cardinal” Gerhard Müller, former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, advocates for overcoming “ideological divisions” in the Church, rejecting labels like “conservative” or “traditionalist.” He claims the Church is defined by sacramental unity rather than “political” categories, while condemning “instrumentalization” of abuse cases and defending the Valle de los Caídos as a monument to reconciliation. This presentation masks a dangerous theological indifferentism that corrodes the Church’s divine constitution.
Catholic News Agency reports (November 11, 2025) on Scottish bishops’ opposition to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill after parliamentary rejection of amendments that would have restricted eligibility to terminal cases with less than six months prognosis and mandated palliative care funding. The article quotes Bishop John Keenan warning that the bill’s broad definition of “terminal illness” potentially includes those with disabilities, mental health conditions, or financial hardships. Disability advocates like MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy and pro-life voices echo concerns about threats to vulnerable populations. The piece concludes by urging Catholics to lobby legislators against the bill.
