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A somber depiction of the Lateran Basilica during a sacrilegious Novus Ordo service led by antipope Bergoglio (Leo XIV), highlighting liturgical abuses and pagan symbols within the sacred space.

Neo-Church’s Construction Site of Apostasy: Bergoglio’s Rome Homily Exposed

VaticanNews portal reports on a homily delivered by antipope Bergoglio (referred to as “Leo XIV”) during a sacrilegious Novus Ordo service at the occupied Lateran Basilica. The article presents Bergoglio’s call for the “construction site” ecclesiology, emphasizing gradual community-building while rejecting “worldly criteria” demanding “immediate results.” Bergoglio invoked Zacchaeus’ conversion narrative to justify modernist incrementalism, claiming Jesus “skillfully shapes us according to his plans for salvation.” The antipope further praised the “implementation phase of the Synod,” urging continued “efforts to grow together” despite acknowledging “complex problems.” The report concludes with Bergoglio’s appeal for liturgy adhering to “established norms” while accommodating “different sensibilities” through “wise inculturation.”

Antipope Leo XIV meets with abuse survivors in the Vatican, lacking sacramental justice and canonical penalties in a dimly lit room adorned with Catholic iconography.

Apostolic Mockery: Vatican’s Abuse “Dialogue” Ignores Sacramental Justice

Catholic News Agency reports that antipope “Leo XIV” met with 15 “abuse survivors” on November 5, 2025, in a three-hour encounter described as “closeness with the victims, of deep and painful listening and dialogue,” concluding with “an intense moment of prayer.” This follows an October 20 meeting with four “survivors” from the “Ending Clergy Abuse” coalition. The article frames these encounters as pastoral breakthroughs while omitting all reference to sacramental repentance, canonical penalties, or the lex divina (divine law) governing clerical crimes.

A realistic depiction of a Vatican meeting between antipope Leo XIV and Belgian abuse victims, highlighting doctrinal betrayal and failed justice.

Vatican’s Abuse Meeting Masks Doctrinal Apostasy

The Vatican News portal (November 8, 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) met with fifteen Belgian victims of clerical sexual abuse. The three-hour encounter allegedly emphasized “closeness, deep listening, and painful dialogue”, concluding with an “intense moment of prayer”. The group was accompanied by members of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, which collaborates with the conciliar sect’s Belgian structure. Some attendees previously met antipope Bergoglio during his 2024 visit to Belgium, where he expressed “gratitude for their courage” and “shame” for their suffering.

St. Elizabeth's Cathedral in Košice desecrated by a modernist DJ concert during a Mass celebrated by false clergy.

Conciliar Sect’s False Gospel of Humanistic “Bridge Building” Exposed

The VaticanNews portal (November 8, 2025) reports on a videomessage from “Pope” Leo XIV to young people gathered at St. Elizabeth’s Cathedral in Košice, Slovakia. The antipope urges youth to become “witnesses of communion” and “builders of bridges” in a world marked by division, encouraging them to bring the “light of Christ” to secular environments without specifying the necessity of conversion to the one true Church. The event featured a Mass celebrated by conciliar “Archbishop” Bernard Bober and modernist “Apostolic Nuncio” Nicola Girasoli, followed by a concert with a Portuguese DJ “priest” who performed at the 2023 World Youth Day. This spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of Catholic asceticism with worldly entertainment masquerading as evangelization.

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