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Solemn meeting between antipope Leo XIV and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Castel Gandolfo.

Vatican’s Ukraine Diplomacy: Naturalism Masquerading as Peacemaking

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 9, 2025) reports on a meeting between the Vatican antipope Leo XIV and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Castel Gandolfo. The article describes a “cordial” discussion focused on “the situation of the war in Ukraine and the prospects for the diplomatic initiatives currently underway,” with emphasis on humanitarian issues and the return of deported children. Zelenskyy reportedly thanked the antipope for “his constant prayers for Ukraine” and renewed an invitation for him to visit the country. The entire narrative frames the Vatican’s role as a neutral diplomatic actor pursuing “a just and lasting peace” through dialogue with warring parties. The article exemplifies the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of the Church’s divine mission in favor of naturalistic conflict resolution.

A traditional Catholic church interior in Buffalo with parishioners praying during a Latin Mass, reflecting the struggle to preserve sacred spaces.

Vatican’s Buffalo Parish Reversals Expose Conciliar Sect’s Spiritual Bankruptcy

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 9, 2025) reports that the “Dicastery for Clergy” under antipope Leo XIV reversed parish closures in the Diocese of Buffalo, New York, ordered by “bishop” Michael Fisher under the “Road to Renewal” plan. The group “Save Our Buffalo Churches” claims three parish closures were revoked by the Vatican since November, with a fourth merger invalidated due to a “procedural error.” The report admits parish assets are being seized to fund the diocese’s bankruptcy settlement for abuse victims, while noting New York courts permitted these confiscations despite parishioner lawsuits. This bureaucratic theater reveals the conciliar sect’s subordination of sacred spaces to financial and legal calculations.

A traditionalist Catholic bishop stands in front of a demolished altar, contrasting with a modernist chapel behind him, symbolizing the devastation of Vatican II.

Vatican II’s Poisoned Fruits: Sixty Years of Apostasy Masquerading as “Renewal”

The Vatican News portal (December 9, 2025) commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council by whitewashing its catastrophic theological deviations. Andrea Tornielli’s editorial frames the Council as a necessary response to secularization, claiming it sought “new languages” to transmit the faith while admitting the Church “does not shine with its own light.” This saccharine narrative conceals the Council’s radical rupture with Catholic Tradition.

A traditional Catholic priest kneeling in prayer before a high altar in a dimly lit church as FBI agents monitor him in the background.

Virginia’s New Public Safety Secretary and the FBI’s War on Traditional Catholics

Catholic News Agency reports (December 9, 2025) that Stanley Meador, former FBI Special Agent in Charge of the Richmond field office, has been nominated by Virginia Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger to lead the state’s public safety department. Meador oversaw the FBI’s 2023 investigation into so-called “radical traditionalist” Catholics, which included surveillance of parishes and clergy. The memo linked traditional Catholicism to “white nationalism,” prompting condemnation from Richmond “Bishop” Barry Knestout and state attorneys general. While Spanberger praised Meador’s “expertise,” CatholicVote criticized the nomination as an endorsement of religious persecution. The FBI retracted the memo after public backlash, though congressional hearings revealed agents spied on a priest who refused to disclose confessional matters. The Department of Justice later admitted procedural failures but found no “malicious intent.”

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