Vatican News portal (December 30, 2025) reports over 3 million people attended events led by antipope Leo XIV and his predecessor Jorge Bergoglio (“Francis”) in 2025, with 2.9 million participating since Leo XIV’s May election. The article emphasizes numerical growth—250,000 at December “Angelus” events, 295,000 at October audiences—as evidence of the “conciliar sect’s” vitality.
Catholic News Agency’s December 30, 2025 article chronicles the death of Jorge Bergoglio (“Pope Francis”) and subsequent election of Robert Prevost (“Pope Leo XIV”) as milestones in conciliar sect history. The piece presents these events through naturalistic spectacle: “400,000 people filled St. Peter’s Square” for Bergoglio’s funeral, while Prevost’s election as “first American pope” is framed as historic. The narrative ignores doctrinal collapse, instead favoring sentimental imagery – Bergoglio’s hospitalized hands, Prevost praying at Bergoglio’s tomb, and crowds cheering Sistine Chapel smoke.
Vatican News portal reports on the conclusion of the post-conciliar “Jubilee Year 2025” in Guinea, celebrated prematurely on 27 December 2025 due to secular electoral concerns. The event, presided over by “Archbishop” Vincent Coulibaly, featured a pilgrimage to the Boffa Marian Sanctuary and homage at the tomb of Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo, the first indigenous “Archbishop” of Conakry. The ceremony invoked “peace and respect for law and order” while announcing plans for the 150th anniversary of evangelization in February 2026.
VaticanNews portal (December 30, 2025) promotes the views of John Dolan, occupant of the Phoenix diocesan seat, advocating a synthesis of psychological methods and Catholic pastoral practice in mental health ministry. The article presents Dolan’s threefold approach: clergy training in “mental health first aid,” prison advocacy programs, and expanding psychiatric bed capacity. The commentary culminates in Dolan’s declaration that psychiatry constitutes a “gift of the Holy Spirit” requiring no conflict with faith.
Catholic News Agency (December 29, 2025) reports on actor Jonathan Roumie’s interview with “Fr.” Mike Schmitz regarding his portrayal of Jesus in the Protestant-funded series The Chosen. Roumie claims his childhood experiences—including self-crucifixion reenactments and bullying—”prepared me for this role” of Christ. He details filming Christ’s Passion while offering his “past trauma” to God, alleging a mystical connection to Christ’s suffering. The article applauds his recent adoption of kneeling for Communion despite resistance from “priests.”
Catholic News Agency reports on December 29, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Roberto Prevost) addressed Spanish pilgrims from the “St. Thomas of Villanova Parish” in Alcalá de Henares, promoting a concept of “emptying oneself” to allow “God’s action.” The article frames this message within the context of the “Jubilee Year of Hope” – an invention of the conciliar sect lacking any basis in Catholic tradition. The counterfeit pontiff praised the 16th-century Spanish bishop Thomas of Villanova for his “openness to God’s action,” while conspicuously avoiding any reference to sacramental grace, doctrinal integrity, or the social reign of Christ the King. This spiritual reductionism epitomizes the neo-modernist project of replacing Catholic asceticism with subjectivist experience.
The Catholic News Agency portal (December 29, 2025) reports that “Bishop” Earl Fernandes of Columbus, Ohio, issued a Mass dispensation until January 11, 2026, for immigrants fearing deportation by ICE agents. The article frames this as pastoral sensitivity, quoting Fernandes’ claims about ICE trucks near parishes and plummeting attendance at Hispanic Posadas. This modernist distortion of sacramental theology exposes the conciliar sect’s surrender to naturalistic politics over supernatural truth.
Vatican News (December 29, 2025) reports on the aftermath of Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, detailing material losses ($4.1 billion), casualties (643 dead), and humanitarian needs (1.8 million affected). The article emphasizes UN-coordinated relief efforts, international funding appeals ($35.3 million), and damage to infrastructure while framing the disaster exclusively through secular humanitarian lenses.
Vatican News portal (December 29, 2025) reports on Archbishop Fulgence Muteba’s endorsement of antipope Leo XIV’s call for a “disarmed and disarming peace,” applauding the continuity of the environmentalist encyclical Laudato si’ and promoting synodality as a path to “communion.” The article frames the Democratic Republic of Congo’s conflict through the lens of economic exploitation while omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the necessity of conversion to the Catholic Faith for true peace.
The Vatican News portal (December 29, 2025) reports that large screens near the Vatican display images and messages from antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) as part of a Christmas initiative by the Dicastery for Communication. The campaign, running through December 31, features photographs of the antipope alongside phrases promoting “peace, hope, and fraternity,” described as a “sign of spiritual closeness.” The project, conducted with the advertising company Selfiestreet, replaces commercial advertisements in Rome’s public spaces, including areas adjacent to Vatican Museums.
