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Apostate Liturgy of a False Shepherd: Gänswein’s Heretical Veneration of Benedict XVI

The EWTN News portal (January 11, 2026) reports that “Archbishop” Georg Gänswein, former secretary to Joseph Ratzinger (“Benedict XVI”), publicly declared praying to the deceased antipope while expressing hopes for his beatification. Speaking in Vilnius, Lithuania, Gänswein nostalgically recalled collaborating with Ratzinger, framing their relationship as divinely ordained formation. The article further details a gathering featuring secular speakers discussing addiction recovery, moral education, and clown therapy in hospitals—presented as complementary to Catholic discourse.

Pseudo-Trads

Charismatic Syncretism Masquerading as Mission in Northampton

The portal Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN) reports on the establishment of St. Elena House in Northampton, England—presented as a “house of mission and prayer” operating under the Diocese of Northampton. The initiative, led by Maria Heath (diocesan “director of mission”), involves three women aged 20–40 who combine work/study with efforts to “evangelize” through perpetual adoration and undefined “mission” activities. The project cites St. John Paul II’s concept of “new evangelization” and Vatican II’s *Lumen Gentium* (4) regarding “charismatic dimensions” of the Church. It invokes St. Elena Guerra—”canonized” in 2024 by the conciliar sect—as inspiration for its “prayer and mission” model. The house aims to foster “encounter” and combat “isolation” among singles, with ambitions to replicate nationwide.

Antichurch

Modernist Compromise Erodes Bangladesh’s Catholic Heritage

The article from EWTN News laments the financial crisis hindering the “Catholic Church” in Bangladesh from reclaiming the site of the nation’s first church, built by Portuguese Jesuits in 1600. Located in Iswaripur, Satkhira district, the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus—consecrated on January 1, 1600—has been erased physically, with its land now occupied by a Muslim family. The Khulna “diocese” under “Bishop” Michael D’Rozario (1970-2005) allegedly attempted to recover the site but abandoned efforts due to financial constraints. Current “priest” Philip Mondal admits the “diocese” lacks funds and seeks government intervention. Lay Catholics urge building a chapel to “preserve history,” while government land officer Rashed Hossain vaguely promises to “look into the matter” if formally approached.

Antichurch

Apostate Journey: Bergoglian “Pope” Plans Spain Tour to Promote Modernist Agenda

EWTN News, the propaganda arm of the conciliar sect, reports that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) intends to visit Spain in 2026, with planned stops in Madrid, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands. The January 9 announcement by “Cardinal” José Cobo reveals this theatrical exercise aims to promote the beatification of modernist architect Antoni Gaudí while exploiting migration issues for political posturing. This planned circus constitutes not merely another betrayal of Catholic tradition, but a calculated advance of the conciliar revolution’s naturalistic agenda.

Antichurch

Spain’s Church-State Abuse Agreement: Masonic Subversion of Divine Justice

The EWTN News portal (January 9, 2026) reports on an agreement between the Spanish “bishops’ conference,” religious superiors, and the socialist government to establish a joint compensation system for victims of clerical sexual abuse through the PRIVA Plan. This “comprehensive reparation” scheme involves state-appointed ombudsmen determining financial settlements for cases beyond canonical statutes of limitations, with the conciliar sect’s officials praising Vatican approval of the arrangement. The report exemplifies the complete absorption of the post-conciliar structures into the anti-church of man.

Antichurch

Venezuelan Bishops’ Silence on Christ’s Kingship Amid Geopolitical Upheaval

EWTN News (January 9, 2026) reports on Archbishop Jesús González de Zárate, president of the Venezuelan Bishops’ Conference, describing Venezuela’s political crisis as a “tense calm” following U.S. military intervention and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. The archbishop emphasizes “prudence and patience,” expresses concern for migrants, and invokes “Pope” Leo XIV’s call to “guarantee national sovereignty.” The article frames the Church’s role as a passive observer of geopolitical machinations, devoid of supernatural perspective.

World

Earthly Hope Amidst Tyranny: A Vacuum of Catholic Truth

EWTN News reports on reactions to Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces, quoting former Nicaraguan ambassador Arturo McFields, researcher Martha Patricia Molina, and exiled auxiliary “bishop” Silvio Báez. McFields claims Maduro’s arrest brings “winds of hope” to Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, calling dictatorships transient. Molina demands changes to international law to permit military interventions against “criminal dictatorships,” while Báez contrasts tyrannical power with the adoration of Christ. These statements, though superficially aligned with justice, omit the regnum Christi (kingship of Christ) as the sole foundation for societal order.

Antichurch

Austria’s Desperate Sacrilege: “Part-Time Priesthood” Exposes Conciliar Apostasy

EWTN News reports (January 8, 2026) that the Austrian bishops’ conference has instituted a “Second Path for Late Vocations” program. This initiative permits men aged 45-60 to pursue priestly ordination while maintaining secular employment, eliminating seminary residency requirements, and allowing “remote theological studies” tailored to professional schedules. The program cites the post-conciliar document Ratio Fundamentalis Institutionis Sacerdotalis as justification while acknowledging Austria’s priestly decline (3,269 in 2024). This constitutes not innovation but sacrilegious desperation born of conciliarism’s theological bankruptcy.

Antichurch

Technological Idolatry Masks Ecclesial Apostasy in Czech 3D-Printed Church Project

EWTN News reports (January 8, 2026) that Neratovice, Czech Republic—a town founded by communists as a “church-free” zone—plans to construct the “world’s largest 3D-printed church” through its “Archdiocese of Prague.” The structure, designed by architect Zdeněk Fránek with an “ark-like” form and “green roof,” has received financial backing from donors and political support from European Parliament member Tomáš Zdechovský. Archbishop Jan Graubner blessed the foundation stone in 2024 for this “$8 million project” intended as both a parish church and “Cardinal Josef Beran Community Centre.” This technological spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s abandonment of sacred tradition for modernist novelty.

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