Catholic News Agency reports on 14 December 2025 Family Day celebrations at St. Austin’s Msongari Parish in Nairobi Archdiocese, where Auxiliary “Bishop” David Kamau Ng’ang’a declared: “Faith must be lived within a community… You need a backup. Don’t stay alone. You may not survive.”
Vatican News reports on an interview with Roberto Gualtieri, Mayor of Rome, who lauds the 2025 Jubilee of Hope as an “extraordinary” event fostering “collaboration and hospitality.” The mayor celebrates the participation of “a million young people” at Tor Vergata, infrastructure improvements, and the “positive image of the world” projected by pilgrims. He effusively praises the “close collaboration” between Rome’s civil authorities and the Vatican, particularly with Archbishop Rino Fisichella and antipopes Francis and Leo XIV, calling Piazza Pia the “square of the embrace” symbolizing unity between the Italian state and the conciliar sect. Gualtieri concludes by anticipating the 2033 Jubilee and Rome’s continued role in hosting “summits on peace [and] the environment.”
Catholic News Agency (December 30, 2025) reports that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) addressed the National Association of Italian Municipalities, condemning gambling as destructive to families while promoting “social cohesion” through secular humanitarianism. The article highlights his appeal to “civic harmony” and reference to Caritas Italy statistics on gambling addiction, framing the issue through sociological rather than theological lenses. This modernist reduction of morality to social engineering epitomizes the neo-church’s abandonment of its supernatural mission.
The Catholic News Agency reports on an ecumenical youth gathering in Paris organized by the Taizé Community, involving 15,000 young people from various Christian traditions. The event, described as a “pilgrimage of peace and hope,” features communal prayers in secular venues like the Accor Arena, psychological support services, and messages from heterodox figures including Patriarch Bartholomew I. Brother Mathew Thorpe of Taizé frames the gathering as an opportunity to “break free from algorithms” and practice “mutual listening,” while former prior Brother Alois claims it helps participants “understand the Gospel.”
Catholic News Agency reports on U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer’s December 29, 2025 interview with EWTN where he credited his parents for instilling his Catholic faith. Emmer nostalgically recounted attending Catholic schools and participating in choir, while emphasizing his opposition to abortion and “radical gender ideology.” The article notes contradictions between Emmer’s professed faith and his legislative record: support for in vitro fertilization (IVF), voting to codify same-sex civil marriage recognition in 2022, and endorsing mass deportations opposed by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Emmer rationalized these positions by appealing to “distractions” in modern society rather than doctrinal formation.
VaticanNews portal (December 30, 2025) promotes Robert Prevost (referred to as “Pope Leo XIV”)’s World Day of Peace message advocating “an unarmed and disarming peace.” Marie Dennis of Pax Christi’s Catholic Institute for Non-Violence praises this “Gospel non-violence” as a “concrete framework” for global peacebuilding. The article frames peace as a human-centered process of “relationship-building” and “dialogue,” omitting all reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the necessity of societal conversion to the Catholic Faith.
VaticanNews portal reports the deaths of 17 pastoral workers in 2025, with 10 fatalities in Africa and 5 specifically in Nigeria. The report from Fides News Agency – an organ of the conciliar sect’s “Pontifical Mission Societies” – employs a deliberately ambiguous definition of “missionaries,” including all Catholics involved in pastoral activities killed violently, regardless of martyrdom criteria. Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, secretary of the “Dicastery for Evangelization,” laments the violence while promoting interreligious dialogue with Muslims. The article’s naturalistic framing ignores the supernatural dimension of martyrdom and promotes egalitarian interfaith platitudes contrary to Catholic dogma.
Vatican News portal (December 30, 2025) reports over 3 million people attended events led by antipope Leo XIV and his predecessor Jorge Bergoglio (“Francis”) in 2025, with 2.9 million participating since Leo XIV’s May election. The article emphasizes numerical growth—250,000 at December “Angelus” events, 295,000 at October audiences—as evidence of the “conciliar sect’s” vitality.
Catholic News Agency’s December 30, 2025 article chronicles the death of Jorge Bergoglio (“Pope Francis”) and subsequent election of Robert Prevost (“Pope Leo XIV”) as milestones in conciliar sect history. The piece presents these events through naturalistic spectacle: “400,000 people filled St. Peter’s Square” for Bergoglio’s funeral, while Prevost’s election as “first American pope” is framed as historic. The narrative ignores doctrinal collapse, instead favoring sentimental imagery – Bergoglio’s hospitalized hands, Prevost praying at Bergoglio’s tomb, and crowds cheering Sistine Chapel smoke.
Vatican News portal reports on the conclusion of the post-conciliar “Jubilee Year 2025” in Guinea, celebrated prematurely on 27 December 2025 due to secular electoral concerns. The event, presided over by “Archbishop” Vincent Coulibaly, featured a pilgrimage to the Boffa Marian Sanctuary and homage at the tomb of Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo, the first indigenous “Archbishop” of Conakry. The ceremony invoked “peace and respect for law and order” while announcing plans for the 150th anniversary of evangelization in February 2026.
