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Traditional Catholic priest praying outside a U.S. immigration detention facility, holding a rosary and a copy of Quas Primas.

Neo-Church’s Migrant Narrative Exposes Apostate Priorities

Portal CNA reports that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) declared on November 4, 2025: “I would certainly invite the authorities to allow pastoral workers to attend to the needs of those people” detained in U.S. immigration facilities. The article details how Auxiliary “Bishop” José María García-Maldonado attempted to bring “Communion” to detainees at Broadview facility, claiming they endure “inhumane” conditions including “sleeping on floors” and denied medications. Antipope Leo invoked Matthew 25 to justify this activism: “Jesus is very clearly, at the end of the world, we’re going to be asked, ‘How did you receive the foreigner?'” This modernist exploitation of Christ’s words to promote borderless globalism exemplifies the conciliar sect’s rejection of Catholic social order.

A priest celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass during the Consecration in a solemn Catholic church setting.

The “Jesus Without Church” Fallacy and Its Modernist Roots

Portal Catholic News Agency reports on November 4, 2025, a survey by ACS Technologies claiming increased personal devotion to Jesus among U.S. Catholics alongside declining Mass attendance. The study celebrates that 71% now believe faith doesn’t require Mass participation, while 53% prefer “traditional worship experiences.” Terry Poplava of ACST Catholic frames this as “deepening personal faith” amid “persistent challenges” to parish life.

A Catholic altarpiece depicting the denial of sacraments to migrants by conciliar clergy, set against global conflicts and blasphemous art in neo-church buildings.

Conciliar Sect’s Naturalist Gospel Betrays Christ the King

Portal VaticanNews reports on November 4, 2025, regarding remarks by antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) at Castel Gandolfo. The usurper of Peter’s throne called for “deep reflection” on migrant detention conditions in the United States, emphasizing “spiritual rights” while failing to condemn the sacrilege of withholding sacraments. He advocated “dialogue” between the US and Venezuela, ignoring Nicolas Maduro’s socialist tyranny, and proposed “working together for justice” in Israel-Palestine without mentioning the duty of nations to submit to Christ the King. The antipope further reduced the Church’s mission to labor activism following a construction death in Rome and defended due process for serial abuser Marko Rupnik while his blasphemous “art” remains displayed in neo-church buildings.

A traditionally dressed sede vacante priest stands before a defaced mosaic in a solemn church interior, symbolizing the need for purification from modernist corruption.

Anti-Pope’s Empty Gestures in Rupnik Scandal Mask Deeper Apostasy

Portal Catholic News Agency (November 4, 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV urged “patience” from victims of Marko Rupnik while defending the latter’s “rights” during an exchange outside the Castel Gandolfo residence. The article details how the Vatican’s “Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith” appointed five judges to examine abuse allegations against Rupnik – a modernist artist-priest expelled from the Jesuit order in 2023 but protected by conciliar sect structures. Leo XIV notably invoked secular legal principles (“innocent until proven guilty”) while acknowledging demands to remove Rupnik’s blasphemous mosaics from churches. This performative concern for “justice” masks the neo-church’s systemic corruption rooted in its rejection of divine law.

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