Caritas Bangladesh: Humanitarian NGO Masquerading as Catholic Charity Serves UN Agenda in Rohingya Camps
The EWTN News portal reports that Caritas Bangladesh, operating under the aegis of Caritas Internationalis and in tight coordination with United Nations agencies and the Bangladeshi government, is distributing shelter, water, and “dignity kits” to Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar following deadly monsoon landslides. The article, framed as a humanitarian success story, quotes program director Apurbo Mrong boasting of coordination with “Camp-in-Charge offices” and “United Nations sector partners,” while noting the agency’s years-long operation of schools teaching the Myanmar curriculum and its integration into the global Caritas Internationalis network. The report cites the United Nations’ accusation of “ethnic cleansing” against Myanmar and references the 2017 meeting between the Rohingya and the antipope Francis during his apostolic voyage to Bangladesh. This report exposes not Catholic charity, but the complete subversion of the Church’s supernatural mission into a branch of Masonic humanitarianism, serving the anti-Christian agenda of the United Nations and the false ecumenism of the conciliar sect.