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Young people leaving a church after a Taizé ecumenical gathering, with Brother Mathew Thorpe and Patriarch Bartholomew I in the foreground.
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Taizé Ecumenical Gathering: Naturalism Masquerading as Christian Unity

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Catholic News Agency reports that 15,000 young people from various Christian traditions gathered in Paris from December 28, 2025, to January 1, 2026, for an ecumenical event organized by the Taizé Community. The gathering featured communal prayers in Parisian churches, workshops, and testimonies, with accommodations provided by local families and institutions. Brother Mathew Thorpe, prior of Taizé, described the event as an opportunity to “break free from algorithms” through “mutual listening,” while Eastern Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I urged participants to become “young peace builders.” This syncretic spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (outside the Church there is no salvation) in favor of religious indifferentism.

A solemn depiction of the false Holy Year 2025, with two antipopes and millions of misled pilgrims in St. Peter's Square.
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Conciliar Sect’s Jubilee of Apostasy: A False Hope in the Shadow of Antichrist

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VaticanNews portal reports on the events of 2025, centering on the death of Jorge Bergoglio (“Francis”), the conclave election of Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”), and their joint subversion of the Holy Year concept through naturalistic spectacles masquerading as spiritual exercises. The article breathlessly describes over 30 million pilgrims attending modernist ceremonies, two antipopes manipulating the faithful, and ecumenical betrayals culminating in Prevost’s blasphemous invocation of “disarming peace” while embracing heretical leaders. This theatrical production concludes with Bergoglio’s burial at Santa Maria Maggiore – a sacrilegious desecration of a Marian basilica – and Prevost’s Nicaea commemoration that substitutes pagan interfaith dialogue for Catholic dogma.

A traditional Catholic Mass in a historic church with a congregation in prayer, emphasizing the sacredness of the Mass and doctrinal purity.
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SEEK 2026: Neo-Modernist Spectacle Masquerading as Catholic Renewal

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EWTN News reports that the “SEEK 2026” conference organized by FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) will occur simultaneously in Columbus, Denver, and Fort Worth from January 1-5, 2026. The event, themed “To the Heights!” after the recently “canonized” Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini (Paul VI)’s protege Pier Giorgio Frassati, promises “transformative experiences” through “prayer, adoration, [and] the sacraments” alongside entertainment and talks. Columbus pseudo-bishop Earl Fernandes praises the conference as showing “the new, young face of the Church, ablaze with hope,” while FOCUS founder Curtis Martin claims participants will “reignite our passion to share Christ with the world.” The event will be broadcast globally through EWTN’s platforms.

Antipope Leo XIV performs empty rituals in a Vatican hall, evoking hollow piety while denying Christ's kingship.
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Apostate Vatican Urges Empty Rituals While Denying Christ’s Kingship

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Catholic News Agency reports on antipope Leo XIV’s December 31, 2025 general audience, where the usurper of Peter’s throne encouraged Catholics to perform an examination of conscience and “entrust the new year to God.” The article describes how the antipope invoked the Te Deum hymn while lamenting “scenarios of war” and recalling the death of his predecessor Bergoglio (“Francis”). The piece highlights Leo XIV’s references to jubilee practices and his quotations from St. Leo the Great and Montini (“Paul VI”), framing this as spiritual guidance. This theatrical display of piety constitutes nothing less than sacrilegious mockery of true Catholic devotion.

A solemn Catholic scene depicting the Vatican's New Year message as empty hope amidst apostasy.
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Vatican’s New Year Message: Empty Hope Amidst Apostasy

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The Vatican News portal (December 31, 2025) compiles reflections from six post-1958 antipopes—Paul VI, John Paul II, John XXIII, Benedict XVI, Leo XIV (Prevost), and Francis—on the new year. The article presents their messages as centered on “thanksgiving,” “hope,” and earthly virtues like “kindness,” while omitting the Social Kingship of Christ, the necessity of repentance, and the Four Last Things. The portal frames 2026 as a “blank page” for humanistic endeavors, epitomizing the conciliar sect’s apostasy from Catholic eschatology.

A traditional Catholic priest kneeling in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament in a solemn church interior, symbolizing faithfulness amid apostasy during the conciliar sect's neo-Modernist jubilee.
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Neo-Modernist Jubilee Masquerades as Hope Amid Apostasy

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Catholic News Agency’s December 31, 2025, article frames eight events as evidence of hope during the “Jubilee Year of Hope.” This narrative, however, is a masterclass in the conciliar sect’s strategy to normalize doctrinal corruption through emotional manipulation and naturalistic spectacle. The article’s celebration of ecumenism, pseudo-miracles, and “St.” John Paul II’s heresies constitutes a direct assault on the immutable Catholic Faith.

Cardinal Koch celebrating a Mass in the Vatican Grottoes commemorating Benedict XVI's death, highlighting traditional Catholic liturgy and modernist apostasy.
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Vatican Commemoration Exposes Modernist Apostasy

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VaticanNews portal reports (December 31, 2025) that Cardinal Kurt Koch celebrated a Mass in the Vatican Grottoes commemorating the third anniversary of Benedict XVI’s death. The article quotes Koch praising Benedict’s “search for the face of God” through his book trilogy and emphasizes the concept of eternal life as communion with God. Koch describes death as a “new beginning” where Christ’s love overcomes isolation, referencing Benedict’s writings on the Shroud of Turin and Holy Saturday. The piece frames Benedict’s legacy around personal spiritual seeking rather than doctrinal clarity.

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