Portal Catholic News Agency reports on antipope Leo XIV’s November 5, 2025 general audience, where he issued humanitarian appeals for Myanmar while delivering a catechesis reducing Christ’s Resurrection to psychological comfort. The article highlights his call for international aid to Myanmar’s displaced population and his theological reflections framing Easter as mere existential hope rather than the triumph over sin and death.
Portal Catholic News Agency (November 5, 2025) reports on Auxiliary “Bishop” Juan Antonio Martínez Camino’s book The 39 Martyrs of 1934 in Spain, framing the murder of clergy during the Asturian socialist uprising as a means to “recover evangelical strength.” The article credits the “bishop” with distinguishing these deaths from later Spanish Civil War martyrdoms while lamenting modern Spain’s “neo-pagan culture.” It concludes with reference to John Paul II’s 2000 Colosseum event commemorating 20th-century martyrs—a deceptive veneer masking the conciliar sect’s exploitation of martyrdom for ecumenical agendas.
Portal Catholic News Agency reports that “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) appealed for humanitarian aid to Myanmar while delivering a catechesis reducing the Resurrection to psychological comfort. The article states: “The paschal mystery is the cornerstone of Christian life… every day is Easter” and claims the “pope” urged providing “necessary humanitarian assistance” without spiritual conditions. This performance exemplifies the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of the Church’s divine mission.
Portal Catholic News Agency (CNA) reports on November 5, 2025, regarding a Symposium on Young American Men hosted by the conciliar pseudo-Knights of Columbus at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly claimed young men are “lost” due to fatherless homes and digital addiction, proposing “friendship” and “community” as solutions alongside U.S. senators from both major parties. The article omits all reference to the primacy of grace, the true Holy Sacrifice, and the Social Reign of Christ the King, offering instead a naturalistic program indistinguishable from secular humanism.
Vatican News reports on November 5, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) addressed the Major Archdiocesan Seminary in Trujillo, Peru—where he once served as a professor—emphasizing the priesthood as a “total gift” requiring prayer, study, and avoidance of “mediocrity.” The letter reduces priestly formation to subjective “discernment” and communal living while omitting the immutable truths of Catholic theology. This exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic dismantling of the sacerdotal mission.
Portal Catholic News Agency reports the death of Dominik Duka, a figure celebrated for resisting communist persecution and advocating for traditional family values. The article lauds his imprisonment under communism, collaboration with dissident Václav Havel, and his later role as “archbishop” of Prague, culminating in his elevation to the scarlet by Benedict XVI in 2012. It portrays him as a bastion of orthodoxy in the atheist Czech Republic while acknowledging controversies over his political ties and criticism of mass migration. The narrative concludes with accolades from Jewish groups for his interreligious dialogue.
Portal Catholic News Agency reports on November 5, 2025 the appointment of Kristina Zamarytė-Sakavičienė as Lithuania’s vice minister of justice, presenting her as a Catholic model of integrating faith into public life. The article highlights her pro-life activism, six children, and endorsements from conciliar hierarchy figures including “Cardinal” Sigitas Tamkevičius and “Archbishop” Kęstutis Kėvalas. Her stated positions include opposition to IVF and abortion based on “child-centric” ethics and natural law arguments, while advocating religious freedom in governance.
Portal Vatican News reports on a joint statement by “Archbishop” Borys Gudziak and “Bishop” Elias Zaidan of the USCCB, alongside Sean Callahan of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), urging world leaders to “act courageously” at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil. The statement invokes Jorge Bergoglio’s Laudato si’ to demand “urgent, courageous action to protect God’s creation,” emphasizing intergenerational solidarity and “integral ecology” while warning that climate inaction “ignores our responsibility as one human family.” The declaration frames environmental activism as a fulfillment of the “Jubilee Year of Hope,” claiming it responds to “the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor.”
Portal VaticanNews reports (November 5, 2025) that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) called for prayers and humanitarian aid for Myanmar amidst civil conflict, describing “years of civil conflict and internal unrest” without addressing spiritual causes or solutions. The article details military atrocities against Rohingya Muslims and pro-democracy forces since the 2021 coup, noting three million displaced persons and UN estimates that half Myanmar’s population requires aid. The text concludes with a plea for newsletter subscriptions and financial support for spreading the antipope’s messages.
Portal VaticanNews reports (November 5, 2025) that “Pope” Leo XIV during a general audience presented Christ’s Resurrection as “the Event that is the foundation of faith” which should “revolutioniz[e] how we live” and provide “the lodestar towards which we can direct our seemingly chaotic lives.” The antipope claimed this Paschal mystery fulfills humanity’s “thirst for meaning” amid evil and suffering, insisting that “every day is Easter” through “living remembrance” in the Eucharist. He quoted St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) to suggest human nature constantly seeks transcendence despite mortality, concluding the Resurrection constitutes “the most beautiful, joyful, and overwhelming news” satisfying our demand for meaning. The article concludes by framing the Resurrection as changing history through the women discovering the empty tomb.
