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A solemn depiction of a neo-church Living Nativity procession led by antipope Leo XIV in Rome 2025, highlighting the naturalistic sentimentality replacing authentic Catholic faith.

Neo-Church Nativity Spectacle Masks Apostasy of Social Kingship Denial

Vatican News portal reports on an event where antipope Leo XIV addressed approximately 1,000 participants in a “Living Nativity” procession to St. Mary Major Basilica (December 13, 2025). The article describes the event as spreading hope through reenacting Christ’s birth, quoting the antipope’s call to be “pilgrims of hope” who carry a “gift of light for our world”. This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of supernatural faith with naturalistic sentimentality.

A solemn depiction of St. Lucy's martyrdom with a young girl in a white robe and red sash holding candles in a traditional Catholic procession.

The Secular Subversion of St. Lucy’s Martyrdom in Swedish Festival

Catholic News Agency reports on Swedish St. Lucy’s Day traditions involving children’s processions with candlelit wreaths, saffron buns (“Lussekatt”), and folk songs. The article describes the celebration’s evolution from pre-Christian winter solstice customs to its current form featuring “a young girl selected to be ‘Lucia'” leading processions in schools and public venues. While briefly acknowledging St. Lucy as a “virgin and martyr from Syracuse,” the piece focuses primarily on cultural elements: costumes, treats, and the song “Sankta Lucia” adapted from Neapolitan origins. The narrative emphasizes the festival’s folkloric aspects, including historical beliefs about “Lucia Night” being “a dangerous night when dark spirits would come out in full force” and the tradition’s 20th-century popularization. The article reduces the martyr’s witness to seasonal folklore, omitting her doctrinal significance.

A sedevacantist priest in traditional vestments stands solemnly in a Catholic church, holding a catechism while a muted EWTN broadcast plays in the background, symbolizing the conflict between true doctrine and modernist media.

EWTN’s Mother Angelica Award: Celebrating Conciliar Apostasy

The “Catholic News Agency” portal (December 12, 2025) reports Doug Keck’s reception of EWTN’s Mother Angelica Award, praising his leadership in expanding this conciliar media empire. The article glorifies Keck’s role in developing programs like “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo” and advancing EWTN’s global reach through television, radio, and digital platforms. Warsaw, labeled as “CEO,” commends Keck for “never compromising on sharing the truth of the Gospel for views or clicks,” while Keck himself claims their mission is “to soak the earth with the truth of the Gospel and the Catholic Church.” This celebration of media growth epitomizes the neo-church’s substitution of technological expansion for doctrinal fidelity.

Antipope Leo XIV presides over a syncretic ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica, invoking Our Lady of Guadalupe while avoiding Catholic doctrine.

Leo XIV’s Guadalupe Entrustment: Syncretic Paganism in Vatican Vestments

Catholic News Agency reports on December 12, 2025, that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) presided over a spectacle in St. Peter’s Basilica, invoking Our Lady of Guadalupe to legitimize his usurped position. The ceremony, attended predominantly by Mexican immigrants and conciliar sect officials, featured a Spanish-language homily where the antipope begged the Virgin to “confirm in the one true path” those under his false authority. He employed emotional rhetoric about Mary’s motherhood while systematically avoiding mention of Christ’s Social Kingship, the necessity of sacramental grace, or the Church’s exclusive salvific mission.

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