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Traditional Catholic priest in church contrasting with modernist advocates of AI and therapy.
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Conciliar Sect’s AI Delusions Reveal Apostasy from Supernatural Order

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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).

Ancient 3rd-4th century church in Aqaba, Jordan, with archaeologists examining artifacts including a bronze cross fragment and Roman coins.
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Jordan’s Ancient Church Exhibit: A Modernist Distortion of Early Christianity

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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.

Saint Joseph holding the Christ Child in solemn reverence before a traditional altar, contrasted with the modernist distortion by antipope Robert Prevost (Leo XIV).
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Naturalistic Distortion of Saint Joseph in Vatican’s Advent Message

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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.

St. Francis of Assisi creating the first Nativity scene in Greccio with a miraculous appearance of the infant Jesus during Mass.
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St. Francis’ Nativity Scene: Traditional Piety Versus Modern Distortions

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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.

Nativity scene in Bethlehem with Franciscan friar Ibrahim Faltas praying beside the manger, contrasting divine peace with modern conflict.
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The Hollow “Peace” of Bethlehem’s Betrayers

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The Vatican News portal (December 20, 2025) publishes a Christmas message by Ibrahim Faltas, a Franciscan friar of the Custody of the Holy Land, lamenting violence in Gaza while promoting a naturalistic “peace” divorced from the Kingship of Christ. The text decries suffering yet omits the necessity of societal conversion to Christ the King, reducing the Incarnation to a vague humanitarian symbol.

A Catholic priest kneels in prayer before a ruined Syrian church after airstrikes, symbolizing the futility of secular retaliation without divine justice.
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Bloodshed Without Redemption: The Futility of Secular Retaliation in Syria

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The VaticanNews portal (December 20, 2025) reports U.S. and Jordanian airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, framed as retaliation for the December 13 ambush near Palmyra that killed two U.S. soldiers and a civilian interpreter. Over 70 sites were struck using “more than 100 precision munitions,” with Jordan’s air force participating to “prevent extremist groups from threatening regional security.” Syria’s cooperation with the U.S.-led coalition is highlighted, alongside its pledge to combat ISIS. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared the operation “a declaration of vengeance,” not war. The article omits any moral or theological reflection, reducing the conflict to geopolitical maneuvering. **This report exemplifies the bankruptcy of modernist naturalism, divorcing human action from divine law.**

A priest in traditional cassock kneels in prayer in an empty Catholic school classroom with police cars outside during a bomb hoax crisis.
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Bomb Hoaxes Against Catholic Schools Expose Conciliar Sect’s Spiritual Bankruptcy

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Catholic News Agency (December 20, 2025) reports that “several” schools in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas received bomb threats on December 18-19, 2025, with local media indicating at least 13 schools targeted (12 Catholic). Authorities declared the threats “hoax calls,” with Olathe police confirming the threats at Prince of Peace Catholic School were “unfounded.” The archdiocesan statement from Superintendent Vince Cascone emphasized student safety and cooperation with law enforcement, while Roeland Park Mayor Michael Poppa condemned the “cowardly and deplorable attempts to spread fear.” The report exemplifies the conciliar sect’s reduction of Catholicism to secular crisis management.

Antipope Leo XIV addressing Italian Catholic Action members in a church, promoting false conciliar peace
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Leo XIV’s “Peace” Distortion Exposes Conciliar Apostasy

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Catholic News Agency portal reports (December 20, 2025) that antipope Leo XIV addressed Italian Catholic Action members, urging them to make peace with others as “the most valuable gift” this Christmas. The article quotes him stating: “It will be a gift more valuable than those you can buy in stores, because peace is a gift that is truly found only in the heart.” He equated this peace-making with “Catholic action par excellence,” invoking two post-conciliar figures – Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati – as models. The portal frames this message as emphasizing interpersonal reconciliation while acknowledging global conflicts.

A solemn scene of a Vatican Prelate presiding over a Christmas Mass in Gaza's Holy Family Parish, highlighting the spiritual emptiness of the conciliar sect's ministry.
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Vatican Prelate’s Gaza Visit Exposes Conciliar Church’s Spiritual Bankruptcy

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The Vatican News portal (December 20, 2025) reports that “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, arrived in Gaza for Christmas celebrations at the Holy Family Parish. Accompanied by his vicar Monsignor William Shomali, the visit purportedly aims to express “solidarity” with parishioners and review humanitarian efforts. Pizzaballa will preside over a “Christmas Mass” on Sunday, described as an act of “hope” amid “adversity.” The article frames the event as reinforcing the “bond” between Gaza’s Catholics and the Latin Patriarchate.

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