Advent Meditations Subvert Catholic Unity with Modernist Homogenization
Vatican News portal (December 12, 2025) reports on the second Advent sermon delivered by Fr. Roberto Pasolini to “Pope” Leo XIV and the Roman Curia. The Capuchin preacher employed three images—Babel, Pentecost, and Jerusalem’s Temple—to advocate a communion “not through the reconciliation of differences, but by means of uniformity,” warning against “eliminating individual voices.” He condemned 20th-century totalitarian regimes and modern “information bubbles” while framing the Church’s renewal as a perpetual reconstruction requiring “enthusiasm and tears.” This meditation exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic erosion of doctrinal integrity under the guise of pastoral adaptation.









