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A traditional Catholic gathering with youth in prayer before the Sacred Heart statue, contrasting the modernist NCYC 2025 event.
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A Modernist Spectacle Masquerading as Catholic Youth Formation

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Catholic News Agency reports on the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) held from November 20-22, 2025, in Indianapolis. Organized by the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (NFCYM) with USCCB backing, the event promises “prayer, community, evangelization, catechesis, and service” under the theme “I Am.” Activities include keynote addresses by figures like “Bishop” Joseph Espaillat and Sister Miriam James Heidland, a digital encounter with “Pope” Leo XIV, Mass, adoration, and workshops on topics ranging from social media to vocational discernment. The conference culminates in a closing Mass at Lucas Oil Stadium. This syncretic gathering exemplifies the neo-church’s systematic replacement of supernatural faith with naturalistic emotionalism.

Traditional priest in prayer before abandoned Buffalo church symbolizing conciliar sect's temporalist failure
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New York “Catholic” Petition Exposes Bankruptcy of Conciliar Sect’s Temporalist Agenda

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The Catholic News Agency portal (November 20, 2025) reports that various groups are petitioning the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation – established with $3.2 billion from the Diocese of Brooklyn’s sale of Fidelis Care health insurer – to fund three causes: pensions for former employees of defunct St. Clare’s Hospital, preservation of Buffalo churches scheduled for closure, and support for clerical abuse victims. This appeal to a foundation bearing a saint’s name to clean up the conciliar sect’s self-inflicted disasters epitomizes the neo-church’s complete inversion of Catholic priorities.

A solemn scene in the Augustinian monastery of Santa Chiara in Montefalco during a visit by antipope Leo XIV.
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Apostate Rituals and False Sanctity: A Visit to Montefalco’s Modernist Convent

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Vatican News portal (20 November 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s visit to the Augustinian monastery of Santa Chiara in Montefalco, Italy. The article describes his participation in a simulated “Mass,” shared meals with nuns, and exchanges of gifts including Sagrantino wine. Abbess Maria Cristina Daguati praises the antipope’s “peacemaking personality” and “unarmed and disarming” nature, while emphasizing themes of “synodality” and “fraternity.” The monastery claims continuity with St. Clare of Montefalco (canonized 1881), presenting the event as spiritual renewal.

A reverent depiction of St. Peter and St. Patrick in a traditional Catholic setting, symbolizing authentic sanctity and doctrinal fidelity.
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Scorsese’s Neo-Hagiography: Distorting Sanctity for Modernist Consumption

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The Fox Nation series “The Saints,” produced by Martin Scorsese and Matti Leshem, purports to showcase “extraordinary Catholic men and women” including St. Patrick, St. Peter, and the controversial Carlo Acutis. The project claims inspiration from Leshem’s childhood in an Assumptionist school, framing saints as mere “stories of humanity” rather than supernatural exemplars of virtue. Jesuit Fr. James Martin participates in post-episode discussions alongside secular commentators, completing this syncretic approach to hagiography. The series explicitly targets youth amid what Leshem calls a “spiritual crisis,” presenting sanctity as psychological resilience rather than doctrinal fidelity.

A Catholic priest praying in a Nigerian church amidst images of martyrs, highlighting the persecution of Christians and the need for Christ's social reign.
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Nigeria’s Bloodshed Exposes Conciliar Church’s Abdication of Christ’s Social Reign

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The VaticanNews portal (November 20, 2025) reports on three attacks in Nigeria within 72 hours: kidnapping of schoolgirls in Kebbi, hostage-taking of a “priest” in Kaduna, and a Pentecostal church massacre in Eruku where gunmen killed worshippers and abducted 35. The article frames these events through secular security concerns, describing perpetrators as generic “bandits” while ignoring the Islamist ideology driving Nigeria’s persecution of Christians—a deliberate omission exposing the conciliar sect’s surrender to naturalist analysis.

A reverent image depicting Polish and German bishops signing a declaration titled 'Courage of Extended Hands' in a traditional Catholic church, highlighting their betrayal of Catholic doctrine.
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Neo-Church’s Political Reconciliation Masks Apostasy from Divine Truth

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EWTN News reports on the November 18, 2025 commemoration in Wrocław, Poland, where Polish and German “bishops” signed a declaration titled “Courage of Extended Hands,” marking 60 years since their 1965 exchange of letters. The event featured “Cardinal” Grzegorz Ryś and “Archbishop” Tadeusz Wojda alongside German “Bishop” Georg Bätzing, praising Cardinal Bolesław Kominek as a “bridge-builder” for his role in the original correspondence that declared: “We grant forgiveness and ask for forgiveness.” The new declaration advocates for continued Polish-German collaboration to “break down enmities in Europe,” supporting Ukraine against Russia while promoting “practical solidarity” and European unity based on “shared values.” This spectacle of conciliar ecumenism reveals the neo-church’s complete abandonment of the Social Kingship of Christ (Regnum Christi) in favor of naturalistic political theater.

A critical portrayal of Caritas' climate activism at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, highlighting the betrayal of Catholic mission by prioritizing secular humanitarianism over supernatural faith.
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Caritas’ Climate Activism: A Betrayal of Catholic Mission

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The VaticanNews portal (November 20, 2025) reports on Caritas Internationalis’ activities at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, where Secretary-General Alistair Dutton and representatives from over forty countries urged world leaders to prioritize “human lives above political interests” amid climate crises. The article highlights Caritas’ focus on debt relief for “Global South” nations, climate-induced displacement, and interfaith collaboration, framing these efforts through the lens of “hope” as a “choice.”

Antipope Leo XIV in Beirut amidst false ecumenical solidarity with Caritas Lebanon officials, ignoring Christ's kingship during humanitarian aid distribution.
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Papal Lebanon Visit Promotes False Peace Over Christ’s Kingship

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VaticanNews portal (November 19, 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s upcoming Lebanon visit, framing it as an “apostolic journey of solidarity” with Caritas Lebanon president Michel Abboud claiming it will “give a voice to those suffering” and provide “renewed confidence” through international aid. The article reduces the Church’s mission to humanitarian activism while concealing the conciliar sect’s abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (no salvation outside the Church).

A Catholic child holds a traditional catechism book in a church, contrasting with a discarded modernist children's book promoting Bergoglio's agenda.
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Children’s Book Pushes Bergoglio’s Modernist Agenda

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VaticanNews portal reports (November 20, 2025) on the release of Our Treasures Within, a children's picture book by Peter H. Reynolds and Paul A. Reynolds, published by Loyola Press. The work claims inspiration from Jorge Bergoglio's (antipope emeritus) call to "recognise and share the gifts placed by God in every person." Loyola Press frames this as continuing Bergoglio's "pastoral themes," with authors stating they aim to advance his message for children. The book includes Bergoglio's quote: "It’s like playing a treasure hunt, because it is not easily found. But once you find it, share it."

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