Naturalism Disguised as Ecclesial Solidarity
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on Lebanese Catholics abroad expressing hope for the upcoming visit of the current Vatican figure Leo XIV to Lebano…
Catholic News Agency reports that on November 15, 2025, the usurper of the Apostolic Palace (“Pope” Leo XIV) addressed filmmakers including Spike Lee and Cate Blanchett, claiming cinema expresses humanity’s “longing for infinity” and calling it a “workshop of hope.” The article describes this “pontiff” praising films like The Sound of Music and Life Is Beautiful while urging artists to make “cinema an art of the Spirit.” The report frames this as the Vatican endorsing cinematic art as a vehicle for spiritual exploration, with “Vatican News” ironically quoting Bergoglio’s predecessor Paul VI about the Church’s “friendship” with artists.
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 17, 2025) reports on the planned December visit of “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa to Detroit, where the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem will fundraise for “humanitarian efforts” in the Holy Land. “Archbishop” Edward Weisenburger praises Pizzaballa’s “courageous witness,” while the article frames Christians in Israel and Palestine as a persecuted minority requiring financial solidarity to maintain holy sites. The visit includes a fundraiser dinner hosted by the Chaldean Eparchy and a Mass at the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica.
The VaticanNews portal (November 17, 2025) reports on an address by “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to staff of the apostolic nunciatures, urging them to be “pilgrims of hope” in regions lacking justice and peace. The article quotes the antipope emphasizing the diplomats’ role in carrying “the redeeming word of the Gospel” while immersing themselves in local contexts, avoiding isolation, and drawing strength from sacraments and prayer. The piece concludes with a call for these diplomats to illuminate paths through their chapel tabernacles. This narrative, saturated with naturalistic equivocations, epitomizes the conciliar sect’s abandonment of Catholicism’s militant supernaturalism.
Vatican News portal reports (17 November 2025) on CAFOD’s advocacy at COP30, promoting climate finance and “solidarity” rooted in Bergoglio’s *Laudato si’*. Neil Thorns, CAFOD’s Director, claims Catholic actors amplify “the cry of the Earth and the cry of the poor” while urging “justice-based” climate policies. The article frames climate activism as an extension of Catholic teaching, praising Indigenous knowledge and demanding debt cancellation for the Global South.
The Catholic News Agency portal reports from Vatican City on November 17, 2025, that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) addressed the Catholic Biblical Federation steering committee. The usurper lamented Gospel distortion by “particular interests” in digital environments and cultures untouched by Scripture, while calling for “new forms of biblical outreach” to make God’s word “take root in people’s hearts.” The report emphasizes “easy access” to Scripture translations as essential for encountering God’s love, quoting Prevost’s claim that “the Church draws life not from herself but from the Gospel.” The article frames this as part of the conciliar sect’s ongoing efforts to adapt Scripture dissemination to modern technological and cultural contexts under the leadership of “Cardinal” Luis Tagle.
The “[X] portal” (November 17, 2025) reports on the collapse of a bridge at the Kalando copper-cobalt mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing at least 32 illegal miners. The article attributes the disaster to overcrowding, heavy rainfall, and panic triggered by soldiers enforcing access restrictions. It further contextualizes the tragedy within Congo’s socio-economic instability, foreign exploitation of mineral resources, and allegations of child labor and corruption. While detailing these material factors, the report remains silent on the radix malorum (root of evils) – the systematic rejection of Christ’s social reign.
EWTN News reports a dramatic surge in anti-Christian violence across Europe, documenting 2,211 hate crimes in 2024 including 94 church arson attacks – nearly double 2023’s figures. The Vienna-based Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe) recorded these incidents primarily in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, and Austria, with notable cases including the murder of a Spanish monk and the near-destruction of Saint-Omer’s historic Church of the Immaculate Conception. OIDAC Executive Director Anja Tang admits official statistics underreport the crisis, citing surveys showing nearly half of Polish and Spanish priests experience unreported aggression. The report concludes with calls for European Union intervention through hate crime coordinators and improved data collection, framing the issue as primarily concerning “religious freedom” and “human rights.”
Catholic News Agency reports (November 17, 2025) on the United States “Conference of Catholic Bishops” (USCCB) Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore, where “bishops” discussed faith formation ahead of the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC). The event, scheduled for November 20–22 in Indianapolis, will feature a digital dialogue between antipope Leo XIV and teenagers, framed as an opportunity for “prayer, community, evangelization, and service.” “Archbishop” Nelson Pérez of Philadelphia declared this encounter reflects the antipope’s “desire to connect with young people,” whom he claims “want to be seen, heard, and valued” by the Church. Auxiliary “Bishop” Joseph Espaillat of New York praised the event’s “energy,” while “Bishop” William Byrne of Springfield celebrated a 226% growth in the USCCB’s social media following as evidence of reaching “young people who are curious and hungry.” “Bishop” Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester attributed youth engagement to a rejection of atheistic “vapid philosophy,” urging attendees to “build community” at NCYC. The article presents this as a triumphant moment of ecclesial relevance, masking a profound betrayal of Catholic evangelization.
Catholic News Agency (November 17, 2025) attempts to explain why the “Catholic Church prohibits ‘gay marriage'” while revealing the conciliar sect’s theological incoherence. The article cites the post-conciliar Catechism and “professor” John Grabowski to defend marriage as “a partnership between a man and woman ordered toward procreation.” Yet this defense crumbles under scrutiny when measured against the immutable teaching of Pope Pius XI’s Casti Connubii (1930): “Any use whatsoever of matrimony exercised in such a way that the act is deliberately frustrated in its natural power to generate life is an offense against the law of God and of nature.”
