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Vatican luncheon with antipope Leo XIV and transgender activists in Paul VI Hall, emphasizing materialism over spiritual charity

Vatican Luncheon Masks Apostasy Under Guise of Charity

The Catholic News Agency portal reports on an event where antipope Leo XIV hosted a lunch for 1,300 individuals labeled as “people experiencing poverty and social exclusion” in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall. The meal, organized by the Congregation of the Mission for the World Day of the Poor, featured lasagna, chicken, and dessert served on non-disposable tableware to emphasize “dignity.” Notably, approximately 50 transgender individuals from Torvaianica were invited by the Vatican’s almoner, Polish “Cardinal” Konrad Krajewski. Antipope Leo XIV praised the Vincentian Community and volunteers while invoking generic blessings for “fraternity,” avoiding any mention of repentance, sin, or the salvation of souls. Musical performances and gift backpacks concluded the event, framed as “continued accompaniment.”

Antipope Leo XIV sharing a meal with displaced persons in the Paul VI Hall during the Ninth World Day of the Poor, emphasizing materialistic "fraternity" over spiritual conversion.

Charity Without Conversion: Modernist Distortion of Almsgiving in Vatican’s Poverty Spectacle

VaticanNews portal (November 16, 2025) reports on the Ninth World Day of the Poor, where antipope Leo XIV shared lunch with 1,300 guests in the Paul VI Hall. The event featured vegetable lasagna, cutlets, Neapolitan fruit, and babà dessert, with Vincentian volunteers distributing personal-care kits containing panettone. Attendees included displaced persons from Nigeria, Ukraine, Cuba, Barcelona, and Rome, with anecdotes about unemployment, disability, and war trauma. The antipope thanked his predecessor “Pope Francis” and urged guests to take home fruit baskets, framing the meal as “fraternity” while recalling those suffering from “violence, war, and hunger.” The gathering notably included non-Catholics and made no distinction between baptized believers and unbelievers.

A solemn ceremony with Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) addressing a crowd in a Vatican basilica, replacing Christ's social kingship with naturalistic ideals.

Bergoglian Echoes: Leo XIV’s Naturalistic “Gospel” Replaces Christ’s Social Kingship

VaticanNews portal reports on November 16, 2025, the usurper Jorge Bergoglio’s successor, Mr. Robert Prevost (“Pope Leo XIV”), presided over a “Jubilee of the Poor” ceremony. The article emphasizes his call to transform society into “a space of fraternity and dignity for all” and his assertion that “the poor remind us…there can be no peace without justice.” Prevost declared: “Where the world sees threats, [the Church] sees children; where walls are built, she builds bridges”, framing poverty primarily as social exclusion requiring worldly solutions rather than spiritual remedy. The ceremony included multiple invocations of Bergoglio’s posthumous document “Dilexi Te,” which Prevost claims to have completed.

A Catholic church interior with Gregorian chant choir and priest contrasting with a neuroscientist symbolizing the reduction of sacred music to brain therapy.

Neuromodernism: Conciliar Sect’s Reduction of Sacred Music to Brain Therapy

The B.C. Catholic portal (November 16, 2025) reports neuroscientist Kathlyn Gan’s claims that sacred music “enriches and strengthens the brain,” mitigates Alzheimer’s risk, and fosters social connections. While acknowledging music’s role in spiritual growth, the article prioritizes therapeutic utility over supernatural purpose, exemplifying the conciliar sect’s naturalization of sacred realities.

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