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Helsinki’s Catholic School Project: A Modernist Mirage in Lutheran Garb

Catholic News Agency reports on Bishop Raimo Goyarrola’s plan to establish Finland’s first Catholic school within a Lutheran church building in Helsinki, describing it as a “dream” to serve approximately 20,000 Catholics in this majority-Lutheran country. The institution would operate under state-recognized homeschooling models while maintaining “Christian values” and admitting children of all faiths. This ecumenical venture exemplifies the conciliar sect’s surrender to religious indifferentism and structural apostasy.

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Secular Solutions Mask Apostasy in NYC Church Vandalism Response

Catholic News Agency reports New York State Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton advocating for government security grants after vandalism at Staten Island parishes. Incidents include defacement with human feces at St. Sylvester’s on Christmas Day, theft at St. Roch’s, and sacrilegious destruction during Mass at St. Ann’s where an assailant “snatch[ed] the missal and a cross from the altar” while injuring police officers. The senator described these as “vile acts” and proposed utilizing New York’s Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes program—yet this secularized response conceals the theological collapse enabling such desecrations.

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Cardinal’s Hollow Plea for Justice Ignores Divine Law

The Catholic News Agency portal (January 5, 2026) reports on “Cardinal” José Francisco Robles Ortega’s call for Mexicans to demand authorities prosecute criminals. The conciliar sect’s representative in Guadalajara decries extortion rackets forcing small businesses to close and laments organized crime recruiting teenagers. While acknowledging Mexico’s 93.2% impunity rate and ranking among the world’s most violent nations, he reduces peacebuilding to personal introspection and family vigilance. The article concludes with references to upcoming Cristero War centennial commemorations, framing the 1920s Catholic resistance as mere historical grievance rather than living martyrdom.

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Antipope’s Empty Condolences Obscure Eternal Truths

The Catholic News Agency portal (January 2, 2026) reports that antipope Leo XIV expressed “closeness and compassion” through a telegram signed by “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin regarding a deadly fire at Swiss bar Le Constellation. The article emphasizes the human tragedy while mentioning the antipope’s vague invocation of the “Mother of God” and “hope,” devoid of references to repentance, judgment, or the sacraments. This modernist response exemplifies the conciliar sect’s abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (no salvation outside the Church) in favor of naturalistic grief management.

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Conciliar Sect’s False Indulgences Mock Divine Justice

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 31, 2025) promotes purported plenary indulgences for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day through recitation of the Te Deum and Veni Creator, along with receiving blessings from the “pope” and “bishops.” The article claims these practices remit temporal punishment for sins, requiring detachment from sin, sacramental confession, Communion, and prayers for the antipope’s intentions. This fraudulent offer exposes the conciliar sect’s sacrilegious parody of true indulgences.

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Archbishop Hebda’s Empty Rhetoric Exposes Neo-Church’s Spiritual Bankruptcy

Catholic News Agency reports on “Archbishop” Bernard Hebda’s pastoral letter responding to federal agents’ fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. The prelate describes a “heaviness” in the community, urging prayers for the Good family, political leaders, law enforcement, and immigrants fearing deportation. He highlights declining Mass attendance in Latino parishes and promotes events like Bishop Andrew Cozzens’ talk titled “A Wounded Church: Finding Peace and Healing.” The article concludes with requests for prayers for “Fr.” Greg Schaffer in Venezuela and financial support for affected parishes.

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Apostolic Visit or Ecumenical Capitulation? Leo XIV’s African Agenda

The Vatican News Agency reports that “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) plans to visit Angola, Algeria, Cameroon, and Equatorial Guinea in 2026. Archbishop Kryspin Dubiel, apostolic nuncio to Angola, confirmed the visit would include “rediscovery of Angolan values” and collaboration with President João Lourenço’s government. Angola’s bishops framed the event as a “moment of great human and spiritual comfort” coinciding with Luanda’s 450th anniversary celebrations.

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Czech “Bishop” Promotes False Reconciliation Through Religious Indifferentism

The conciliar sect’s “bishop” Stanislav Přibyl of Litoměřice has declared a “Year of Reconciliation” on the 80th anniversary of post-WWII ethnic German expulsions from Czechoslovakia. The initiative involves ecumenical gatherings with Protestants, Jews, and German secular groups at sites like the former Theresienstadt concentration camp. The Člověk a víra portal reports this as an effort to heal “collective guilt” through interfaith prayer services rather than sacramental confession and conversion.

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Bishop Martin’s Assault on Eucharistic Reverence Exposes Conciliar Apostasy

Catholic News Agency reports that 31 priests in the Diocese of Charlotte have submitted dubia to the Vatican’s Dicastery for Legislative Texts challenging “Bishop” Michael Martin’s December 2025 decree abolishing altar rails, kneelers, and prie-dieus. The decree mandates removal of all kneeling aids by January 16, 2026, despite widespread lay and clerical opposition. Martin claims standing remains the “normative posture” per USCCB guidelines, while conceding kneeling cannot be prohibited for individuals. The priests question whether diocesan bishops possess authority to prohibit erection of altar rails or impede communal kneeling practices. Sources reveal actual support for the dubia exceeds 50% of clergy, with many fearing retaliation. Martin’s earlier leaked May 2025 letter proposed banning Latin, ornate vestments, and traditional prayers as “not in accord” with Vatican II reforms.

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Vatican’s Empty Ecclesiology: Belonging Over Souls in Modernist Agenda

Vatican News portal (January 13, 2026) reports on Leo XIV’s response to Swiss catechist Nunzia, who laments the collapse of family participation in sacramental life. The antipope dismisses empty churches as a “lack of awareness in feeling part of the Church,” claiming numbers matter less than an undefined “sense of belonging.” He concludes with a naturalistic appeal to “bear witness to the joy of Christ’s Gospel” divorced from doctrinal substance. This exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of salvation theology with communal psychotherapy.

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