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Marian Syncretism Masquerading as Catholic Devotion at Knock Shrine
The Catholic News Agency portal reports from a December 6, 2025 conference at Knock Shrine promoting the “First Saturdays” devotion based on alleged Fatima apparitions. The event marked the centenary of supposed Marian promises to Sister Lucia, with “Bishop” John Keenan of Paisley declaring: “We need to respond to Our Lady not with half-measures” and urging wider adoption of this devotion. Conference organizer Marius O’Reilly claimed this practice is “the forgotten part of the Fatima message” necessary for world peace, while Christine O’Hara promoted parish-level implementation. The article frames this devotion as heaven’s “peace plan” while omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the propitiatory Sacrifice of the Mass.
Neo-Catholic Purgatorial Theater Masks Ecclesial Apostasy
EWTN News reports on alleged spiritual renewal at France’s Shrine of Our Lady of Montligeon, framing increased pilgrim numbers – particularly among youth – as evidence of authentic Catholic revival. The December 9, 2025 article credits this purported resurgence to the shrine’s focus on prayer for the dead, while noting concurrent restoration of its physical structures and broader increases in French adult baptisms. Such naturalistic metrics conceal the conciliar sect’s abandonment of lex orandi, lex credendi (the law of prayer is the law of belief).
EWTN’s Humanist Narrative on Lai Reveals Conciliar Apostasy
The Catholic News Agency (EWTN News) portal (December 9, 2025) publishes an emotional account of Claire Lai pleading for her father Jimmy Lai’s release from Chinese imprisonment. While detailing his alleged Catholic devotion and prison sufferings, the narrative operates entirely within the post-conciliar paradigm of naturalized faith and worldly activism.
EU Court’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Exposes Post-Conciliar Apostasy
Vatican News portal (December 9, 2025) reports on the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) expressing “concern” over a European Court of Justice (CJEU) ruling requiring EU member states to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other member states. The case centered on a Polish same-sex couple whose German marriage certificate was rejected by Polish authorities. While COMECE claims the ruling exceeds EU competencies and threatens national sovereignty over family law, the statement carefully avoids condemning the moral abomination of sodomitical unions. The commission weakly laments potential impacts on “legal certainty” and fears future rulings on surrogacy, while acknowledging that EU nations must still comply with the court’s decision.
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