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Apostolic Pretenses and the Betrayal of Life in Illinois
Catholic News Agency reports on December 23, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) appealed to Illinois Governor JB Pritzker during a November 2025 Vatican meeting to veto an assisted suicide bill. The self-styled “pope” expressed disappointment when Pritzker signed the legislation on December 12, claiming they had been “very clear about the necessity to respect the sacredness of life” while asking people to “reflect upon the nature of human life” during Christmas. The article quotes the usurper’s weak lamentations about the governor’s decision and mentions Cardinal Blase Cupich’s equally ineffectual objections, framing this exchange as legitimate Catholic opposition while concealing the conciliar sect’s doctrinal bankruptcy.
Vance’s “Christian Politics”: A Mask for Nationalist Apostasy
Catholic News Agency reports on U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s speech at Turning Point USA’s AmFest 2025, where he proclaimed America as fundamentally “a Christian nation” whose “shared moral language” derives from Christianity. The article highlights Vance’s claims that the Trump administration ended the “war on Christianity,” his defense of border enforcement as “humanitarian,” and his public disagreements with U.S. bishops and “Pope” Leo XIV over immigration policy. Vance invoked “ordo amoris” to justify prioritizing citizens over migrants, stating: “Border security is not just good for American citizens. It is the humanitarian thing to do for the entire world.”
Nigerian Prelate’s Naturalist Sermon Omits Social Kingship of Christ
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on a Christmas message by “Father” Michael Banjo, secretary-general of the Nigerian “bishops'” conference, addressing Nigeria’s security crisis. The article quotes Banjo lamenting vote-selling for material gain and demanding leaders with “integrity, compassion, and proven character” who “fear God.” He attributes Nigeria’s violence to civic irresponsibility and ungodliness, urging Nigerians to “stop trading our future for crumbs” through electoral corruption. Banjo claims peace requires accountability in governance and personal honesty, warning that “what does not give glory to God cannot give peace.” The article frames this as a call for moral renewal amid foreign pressure to address anti-Christian violence.
Conciliar Sect’s Bangladesh Visit Exposes Synodal Apostasy
The CNA portal reports on a December 2025 visit by “Sister” Tiziana Merletti, secretary of the Vatican’s “Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life,” to Bangladesh. The article highlights security concerns following explosions near Catholic facilities and praises interreligious collaboration through schools and social programs. Merletti promotes “synodality” and “walking together” with other religions while claiming religious life serves to counter societal polarization through “seeing God’s face in the vulnerable.” The piece concludes by celebrating the Church’s educational projects for women and interfaith dialogue initiatives.
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