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Catholic priest in cassock holding crucifix before a deforested mining area, contrasting with environmental activists and Vatican officials promoting divestment from mining.

Vatican’s Mining Divestment: Apostasy in Green Guise

The “Ecology” Heresy: Replacing Christ’s Kingship with Pantheistic Naturalism

The cited EWTN News article from March 20, 2026, reports on a Vatican-led initiative, the “Platform for Divestment in the…

A Catholic priest in traditional vestments addresses concerned youth in front of a Gothic cathedral, symbolizing the contrast between naturalistic climate fear and supernatural Catholic hope.

Vatican’s Climate Fear-Mongering: Apostasy in Action

Summary: A Vatican News report from 20 March 2026 details researcher Krzysztof Szadejko’s findings that climate awareness induces fear, long-term planning paralysis, and even decisions against childbearing among youth. The article frames the crisis as a psychological and sociological problem requiring governmental collaboration and public awareness campaigns, utterly omitting any reference to sin, divine judgment, the necessity of the Catholic Faith, or the reign of Christ the King over all nations. This naturalistic, humanistic presentation is a perfect manifestation of the post-conciliar sect’s apostasy, reducing the Gospel to social work and promoting the very errors condemned by Quas Primas and the Syllabus of Errors. The complete silence on the supernatural—the only true source of hope and the only framework for understanding any crisis—exposes the theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the “Conciliar Church.”

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