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Conciliar Sect’s Peace Appeal: Christ the King Excluded from Middle East Crisis

Vatican News reports that the antipope “Pope Leo XIV” has issued an appeal for ceasefire and dialogue in the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, expressing concern for civilian casualties and displacement. This appeal, however, reveals the profound apostasy of the post-conciliar hierarchy, which replaces the supernatural mission of the Catholic Church with naturalistic humanism, omits the indispensable reign of Christ the King over nations, and legitimizes the illicit authority of the conciliar sect’s figurehead. The complete absence of any call for conversion, sacramental grace, or the social kingship of Christ exposes the modernist bankruptcy of this so-called “papal” intervention.

Pope Leo XIV standing in the restored papal apartment of the Apostolic Palace, surrounded by religious artifacts and solemn secretaries.

Papal Apartment Move: Neo-Church’s False Tradition Show

The article from EWTN News reports that the man calling himself Pope Leo XIV has moved into the traditional papal apartment in the Apostolic Palace, over ten months after his election, reversing the precedent set by “Pope” Francis who lived at Casa Santa Marta. It presents this as a restoration of custom, noting the apartment’s features and the pope’s secretaries. The piece frames the move within a narrative of returning to pre-conciliar norms, while omitting any reference to the doctrinal revolution, the loss of faith, or the metaphysical realities of the papacy.

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