The Vatican News portal (December 20, 2025) publishes a Christmas message by Ibrahim Faltas, a Franciscan friar of the Custody of the Holy Land, lamenting violence in Gaza while promoting a naturalistic “peace” divorced from the Kingship of Christ. The text decries suffering yet omits the necessity of societal conversion to Christ the King, reducing the Incarnation to a vague humanitarian symbol.
Catholic News Agency (December 20, 2025) reports that “several” schools in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas received bomb threats on December 18-19, 2025, with local media indicating at least 13 schools targeted (12 Catholic). Authorities declared the threats “hoax calls,” with Olathe police confirming the threats at Prince of Peace Catholic School were “unfounded.” The archdiocesan statement from Superintendent Vince Cascone emphasized student safety and cooperation with law enforcement, while Roeland Park Mayor Michael Poppa condemned the “cowardly and deplorable attempts to spread fear.” The report exemplifies the conciliar sect’s reduction of Catholicism to secular crisis management.
Catholic News Agency portal reports (December 20, 2025) that antipope Leo XIV addressed Italian Catholic Action members, urging them to make peace with others as “the most valuable gift” this Christmas. The article quotes him stating: “It will be a gift more valuable than those you can buy in stores, because peace is a gift that is truly found only in the heart.” He equated this peace-making with “Catholic action par excellence,” invoking two post-conciliar figures – Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati – as models. The portal frames this message as emphasizing interpersonal reconciliation while acknowledging global conflicts.
The Vatican News portal (December 20, 2025) reports that “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, arrived in Gaza for Christmas celebrations at the Holy Family Parish. Accompanied by his vicar Monsignor William Shomali, the visit purportedly aims to express “solidarity” with parishioners and review humanitarian efforts. Pizzaballa will preside over a “Christmas Mass” on Sunday, described as an act of “hope” amid “adversity.” The article frames the event as reinforcing the “bond” between Gaza’s Catholics and the Latin Patriarchate.
Catholic News Agency portal (December 20, 2025) presents natural family planning (NFP) as the Church’s alternative to artificial contraception, quoting the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (“USCCB”) and citing Paul VI’s Humanae Vitae. The article claims NFP respects “God’s plan for married love” by tracking fertility signs while avoiding contraceptive methods, with Jessica Vanderhyde testifying about improved communication through periodic abstinence.
Vatican News (December 20, 2025) reports on an “Extraordinary Consistory” convened by “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) for January 7-8, 2026. The article describes the event as fostering “communion and fraternity” while offering “support and counsel” to the antipope in his “governance of the universal Church.” The gathering follows the closure of the “Holy Door” at St. Peter’s Basilica on Epiphany – a ritual instituted by John XXIII that sacrilegiously equates conciliar revolution with Jubilee grace.
The article from Catholic News Agency (December 20, 2025) promotes Iskali, a Chicago-based ministry targeting young Hispanics with programs blending “faith formation,” sports, mentorship, and social activism. Founded by Vicente Del Real, it claims inspiration from Our Lady of Guadalupe while employing Nahuatl terminology (“Iskali” meaning “growth” in Aztec). The initiative boasts four pillars: “faith and community,” mentorship, sports leagues, and monthly service projects. Del Real asserts it responds to Latino demographic growth in the conciliar sect by providing “personal encounters with God” and forming “transformative leaders.”
VaticanNews portal (December 20, 2025) reports that a wooden image dubbed “Our Lady of Hope” from the parish of Saint Mark the Evangelist in Castellabate, Italy, will be displayed near the Confession Altar during Christmas liturgies presided over by antipope Leo XIV. The article frames this as the culmination of the “Jubilee of Hope,” emphasizing Marian devotion while obscuring the doctrinal deviations inherent in this neo-modernist spectacle.
VaticanNews portal reports on 20 December 2025 that antipope Leo XIV (Prevost) concluded his “Jubilee Year” with a plea to remain “pilgrims of hope” who “generate life and renewal.” The address reduces Christianity to a naturalistic activism devoid of supernatural finality.
The Vatican News portal (December 19, 2025) presents a commentary by “Abbot” Marion Nguyen on the Fourth Sunday of Advent, framing St. Joseph’s justice as a model of “righteousness without judgment” that allegedly transcends doctrinal clarity. This analysis purports to address modern epistemological confusion but instead embodies the theological bankruptcy of post-conciliar subjectivism.
