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The Global Peace Index at the Australian Embassy: A Naturalist Utopia Masquerading as Catholic Diplomacy

VaticanNews portal reports on the presentation of the 2026 Global Peace Index at the Australian Embassy to the Holy See, featuring Ambassador Keith Pitt and Steve Killelea, founder of the Institute for Economics and Peace. The article promotes a purely naturalistic, data-driven vision of peace, devoid of any supernatural dimension, while explicitly endorsing the conciliar “Pope” Leo XIV as a “prophet of peace.” This event exemplifies the substitution of the Church’s divine mission with the horizontal, humanitarian agenda of the United Nations, all under the diplomatic roof of a usurped Apostolic See.

The Unpublished Homilies of Benedict XVI: A Window into the Soul of a Modernist Pontificate

Vatican News portal reports on the release of a new English edition of “The Lord Holds Us by the Hand,” a collection of previously unpublished homilies by Pope Benedict XVI. The text presents Joseph Ratzinger as a theologian and pastor, focusing on his Christ-centered preaching during private Masses from 2005 to 2017. This publication is not a neutral event; it is a calculated move in the ongoing campaign to legitimize the entire post-conciliar apostasy by sanitizing the image of one of its chief architects. To present these homilies as a “renewed encounter” is to invite the faithful into a spiritual labyrinth constructed on the ruins of the true Faith.

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