VaticanNews portal reports (November 11, 2025) on “Sr. Vincentia Sabarina HK” leading interfaith mangrove planting in Indonesia to combat tidal flooding. The article praises collaboration with Muslim groups, universities, and environmental organizations under the banner of the Laudato Si’ Movement. It frames this effort as “faith-driven” while emphasizing ecological restoration over spiritual priorities.
Vatican News portal reports (11 November 2025) on a conference titled “Mysticism, Mystical Phenomena, and Holiness” organized by the “Dicastery for the Causes of Saints” at the Pontifical Urban University. The event featured “Cardinal” Víctor Manuel Fernández and other speakers advocating for the normalization of private revelations while minimizing the Church’s doctrinal authority. The report celebrates “the free action of the Spirit” manifested in “mysticism open to all,” framing these experiences as a “therapeutic path” for modern humanity’s alleged “loss of sensitivity toward God.”
Catholic News Agency’s November 11, 2025 article promotes David Tamisiea’s endorsement of state-funded school vouchers, citing the Vatican II document Gravissimum Educationis to justify state financing of private education. The report uncritically presents Tamisiea’s claim that “parents should have the freedom to choose the educational setting best suited to their child” through “public funding,” while acknowledging rural and homeschooling opposition over fears of government overreach. This position exemplifies the conciliar sect’s surrender to secular educational models and its abandonment of regnum sociale Christi (the social reign of Christ).
The Catholic News Agency (CNA) portal – an organ of the neo-conservative EWTN apparatus – commemorates St. Martin of Tours (November 11, 2025) with a narrative stripped of doctrinal clarity and saturated with ecumenical sentimentalism. While purporting to honor the saint, the article reduces his militancy against heresy to a vague “care of souls” and omits critical lessons for our apostate age.
Catholic News Agency reports that the Vatican has announced antipope Leo XIV’s favorite films — It’s a Wonderful Life, The Sound of Music, Ordinary People, and Life Is Beautiful — while promoting his November 15 meeting with Hollywood figures including Spike Lee, Cate Blanchett, and Mel Gibson’s Mary Magdalene actress Monica Bellucci. The article frames this as benign dialogue between the conciliar sect and cinema, ignoring the grave theological dangers of such syncretism.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 10, 2025) reports the U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to reconsider its 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalizing same-sex civil marriage. The article details Kim Davis’ failed legal challenge after her imprisonment for refusing to issue marriage licenses to homosexual couples, with commentators Thomas Jipping and Mary Rice Hasson dismissing her case as ill-suited to overturn the ruling. Most scandalously, the piece notes that 70% of self-described Catholics support same-sex “marriage” according to Pew Research. This represents not merely legal rebellion but apostasy from Divine Law (Pius XI, Quas Primas), confirming the near-total collapse of the conciliar sect’s doctrinal integrity.
The Catholic News Agency portal reports that ten “bishops” of the conciliar sect in the United States will compete for leadership roles in the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) during their November 2025 plenary assembly. The candidates include figures such as Robert Barron, Kevin Rhoades, and Alexander Sample, each promoting various modernist agendas ranging from synodality promotion to compromised positions on immigration and liturgy.
The Catholic News Agency portal reports (November 10, 2025) on the release of a documentary titled “Leo from Chicago” by the Vatican’s “Dicastery for Communication.” This production, created with the collaboration of the Archdiocese of Chicago and the “Apostolado El Sembrador Nueva Evangelización,” chronicles the life of antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) in the United States. The film features childhood locations, family interviews (including brothers Louis Martin and John Prevost), and mundane details like pizza restaurants and baseball stadiums. It follows “Leo from Peru”—a previous documentary about Prevost’s time in South America. The release coincides with the sixth month of this antipope’s illegitimate occupation of the Roman See.
The Catholic News Agency (CNA) portal reports the death of Paul Badde, former journalist for “Die Welt” and Vatican correspondent, framing him as an authoritative Catholic voice. The obituary highlights his books on Benedict XVI and the Veil of Manoppello devotion, his collaboration with EWTN and CNA Deutsch, and his role in founding “Vatican Magazine.” The article presents these as unqualified merits, omitting any doctrinal evaluation of his associations with conciliarism.
VaticanNews portal reports on November 10, 2025, that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) addressed an international congress on “Artificial Intelligence and Medicine,” warning that technology could fuel “antihuman ideologies.” The article highlights concerns about insurance companies using AI to deny claims for restorative reproductive medicine while promoting “healthcare professionals” as “guardians of human life.”
