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Nativity Amidst Occupation: The Hollow “Solidarity” of Modernist Prelates
The Vatican News portal (December 22, 2025) reports on Christmas preparations in Taybeh, a West Bank village described as “the only entirely Christian” Palestinian community. The article frames the situation as a tension between “Christmas joy” and fear of Israeli settler attacks, noting recent arson against vehicles and farmland. It highlights the presence of French “bishop” Hughues de Woillemont (Œuvre d’Orient) and other modernist figures at a Latin parish Mass, presenting this as solidarity. The report laments Christian emigration (15 families recently left) while promoting “peaceful resistance” and interfaith coexistence.
Apostate Letter Undermines Priesthood with Synodal Heresies
The VaticanNews portal (December 22, 2025) promotes antipope Leo XIV's apostolic letter *Una fedeltà che genera future*, commemorating the 60th anniversary of Vatican II's decrees *Optatam totius* and *Presbyterorum ordinis*. The text advocates “collegiality,” “synodality,” and “missionary spirit” while addressing clerical abuse and priestly abandonment through modernist “ongoing formation.” It demands economic equality among priests, promotes permanent diaconate families, and reduces sacerdotal ministry to “humble service” alongside laity.
Tagle’s UAE Visit Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Apostasy
The VaticanNews portal (December 22, 2025) reports on Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle’s visit to the Apostolic Vicariate of Southern Arabia, framing it as a pastoral success under antipope Leo XIV’s blessing. The article highlights migrant-focused “Simbang Gabi” celebrations, interreligious dialogue, and multiculturalism as positive developments. This narrative exemplifies the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of Catholic mission in favor of humanistic sociology.
Neo-Church’s Hollow Call to “Mission” Masks Apostasy from Christ’s Social Kingship
The Catholic News Agency portal (December 22, 2025) reports that “pope” Leo XIV addressed officials of the Roman Curia, urging them to create a “more mission-oriented” structure while cautioning against “forces of division” within the Vatican bureaucracy. The antipope invoked his predecessor Francis, calling his “prophetic voice” and “pastoral style” exemplary for promoting “God’s mercy” and a “joyful Church, welcoming to all.” The address centered on two themes: mission and communion, claiming ecclesial structures must serve evangelization rather than hinder it. Leo XIV declared: “We need an ever more missionary Roman Curia,” framing Christmas as a revelation of divine fraternity enabling reconciliation. He warned against workplace “rigidity or ideology” while promoting “synodal” cooperation where “all cooperate in the same mission.” The antipope closed by invoking the conciliar documents of Vatican II and Paul VI’s Evangelii Nuntiandi, presenting Bonhoeffer’s Lutheran theology as spiritually instructive.
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