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A solemn Catholic scene depicting the subversion of Christ's kingship in EWTN's docuseries with conciliar modernists in Roman basilicas.

EWTN’s “Christ the King” Series: Modernist Subversion of Papal Monarchy

The Catholic News Agency portal (November 23, 2025) reports on EWTN’s four-part docuseries commemorating the centenary of Pius XI’s encyclical Quas Primas, featuring commentary from Jesuit and Dominican religious. The production, filmed across Roman basilicas and global monuments to Christ’s kingship, claims to explore “some of the core aspects of the kingship of Christ” through Scripture and devotional history. The premiere at the Vatican Film Archive allegedly drew diplomats and journalists, with producer Aidan Gallagher asserting the series aims to have Christ “reign in all hearts” for world peace. This spectacle exemplifies how the conciliar sect instrumentalizes orthodox doctrine to advance revolutionary agendas.

A devout Catholic family praying together during Advent in front of a traditional Nativity scene.

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Digital Nativity: Theo App’s Advent Campaign Undermines True Catholic Spirituality

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Catholic News Agency (CNA) reports on November 23, 2025, that the Theo prayer app aims to gather one million children for an Advent campaign featuring an animated donkey named Theodore – purportedly descended from the Bethlehem donkey – alongside “Fr.” Ambrose Criste and actor David Henrie. The 25-day program includes Luke’s Gospel readings, saint stories, and parent-child activities under CEO Francisco Cornejo’s direction, claiming to help families “discover the true meaning of the season” through digital engagement.

Antipope Leo XIV stands at the altar after a counterfeit 'Mass' on the 'Solemnity of Christ the King,' with a newspaper headline about kidnappings in Nigeria and Cameroon in the background.

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Conciliar Sect Exploits Kidnappings to Promote Naturalistic Agenda

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The VaticanNews portal reports (November 23, 2025) that antipope Leo XIV issued appeals after his “Mass” on the counterfeit “Solemnity of Christ the King” regarding kidnappings in Nigeria and Cameroon. The article describes his “immense sadness” over abducted students and “priests,” urging authorities to secure their release while praying that “churches and schools may always and everywhere remain places of safety and hope.” The text concludes with mentions of Ukraine and the antipope’s upcoming journey to Türkiye and Lebanon for ecumenical celebrations of Nicaea’s anniversary.

A devout Catholic family praying before an Advent wreath in a traditional church setting, emphasizing the true spirit of Advent.

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Advent Devotionals Peddled by Conciliar Sect Betray True Catholic Spirit

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The Catholic News Agency portal (November 23, 2025) promotes five Advent resources claiming to help Catholics “grow closer to Christ.” These include:
1. Ascension’s video series with “Fr.” Mike Schmitz
2. Hallow app’s “Pray25” challenge featuring actors Chris Pratt and Gwen Stefani
3. Gender-segregated devotionals from Blessed Is She
4. The Augustine Institute’s “How To Advent” series on FORMED
5. EWTN’s catalogue of journals emphasizing emotional experiences

A Catholic priest in traditional attire kneels in a historic church, reading an Apostolic Letter by antipope Robert Prevost with a statue of Christ the King in the background.

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Apostolic Letter ‘In Unitate Fidei’: Ecumenical Subversion of Nicaean Orthodoxy

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Vatican News portal reports (23 November 2025) that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) issued an apostolic letter titled In Unitate Fidei commemorating the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. The document promotes interfaith unity based on the Nicene Creed while downplaying doctrinal differences between Catholicism and “other Churches and ecclesial communities.” Prevost claims the Creed’s “common heritage” enables Christians to be “signs of peace” in a divided world, insisting that “what unites us is much greater than what divides us.” The letter advocates “reconciliation through dialogue” while dismissing theological controversies as obsolete.

Antipope Leo XIV leading a modernist Mass with a choir in a Vatican chapel, promoting false ecclesial unity and synodality.

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Synodal Singing: Conciliar Sect’s Betrayal of Christ the King

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Vatican News portal (November 23, 2025) reports on a Mass celebrated by antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) for the “Jubilee of Choirs,” framing choir ministry as a vehicle for “ecclesial unity” and “synodality.” The article quotes the usurper’s homily: “The liturgy invites us… to walk together in praise and joy towards the encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe”, reducing Christ’s sovereignty to a metaphor for collectivist sentiment.

A traditional Catholic procession honoring Christ the King, reflecting the feast's historical and doctrinal importance as emphasized in Quas Primas.

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Conciliar Distortions of Christ’s Kingship Reveal Modernist Apostasy

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Catholic News Agency (Nov. 23, 2025) reports on the centenary of Pius XI’s encyclical Quas Primas, emphasizing its response to early 20th-century secularism while quoting multiple post-conciliar Jesuits. The article credits French laywoman Marthe de Noaillat with campaigning for the feast’s establishment and frames Christ’s Kingship through ambiguous “justice and peace” rhetoric.

A solemn Catholic bishop in traditional vestments stands in a dimly lit church, contrasting with modernist clergy engaged in worldly activism outside.

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Conciliar Clergy’s Earthly Satisfaction Masks Spiritual Bankruptcy

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Catholic News Agency (November 22, 2025) reports surveys claiming 75% of Australian clergy have “good self-confidence,” 80% of French priests feel “happy in their mission,” and 90% enjoy “positive parish connections.” The article highlights auxiliary “bishop” Rob Mutsaerts criticizing Cardinal Fernández’s rejection of Marian title Co-Redemptrix, features Sister Dominica Mkhize framing Africa’s debt as “ethical tragedy,” announces a counseling center in Homs, and notes “Pope” Leo XIV’s planned ecumenical encounter with Patriarch Bartholomew. This celebration of psychological metrics and social activism reveals the conciliar sect’s complete inversion of sacerdotal priorities.

A reverent portrait of Marthe de Noaillat holding Pius XI's encyclical Quas primas in a traditional Catholic church with a stained-glass window of Christ the King.

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Laywoman’s Role in Christ the King Feast Exposes Modernist Distortions

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Catholic News Agency reports (November 22, 2025) on Marthe de Noaillat, described as the “Apostle of Christ the King” for her campaign to establish the feast of Christ the King. The article credits her with organizing a “global referendum” endorsed by Benedict XV and Pius XI, culminating in the 1925 encyclical Quas primas. It portrays her as a pious laywoman who overcame failed religious vocations and entered a Josephine marriage before dying tragically in 1926. The narrative frames her as a heroic figure whose “tenacious advocacy” supposedly secured the feast’s establishment. This hagiographical account conceals grave theological deviations and the modernist corruption of Christ’s social reign.

Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles praying for abducted students in Nigeria, highlighting the spiritual crisis and the need for conversion to the Catholic Faith.

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Nigeria’s Abduction Crisis Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Spiritual Bankruptcy

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Vatican News portal (November 22, 2025) reports on the abduction of 315 students and staff from St. Mary’s Catholic schools in Papiri, Nigeria, managed by the Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles (OLA). Sr. Mary T Barron, Congregation Leader of the OLA Sisters, issued a global prayer appeal while “Bishop” Bulus Dauwa Yohanna of Kontagora denied prior security warnings, calling them “propaganda.” The article frames the tragedy through naturalistic appeals for “peace” and “justice” while ignoring the supernatural causes of Nigeria’s collapse into violence.