Antipopes of the Antichurch
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Jerusalem Patriarchs’ Condemnation Masks Deeper Apostasy
The EWTN News article (January 24, 2026) reports on the Council of Patriarchs and Heads of Churches in Jerusalem condemning Christian Zionism as a “damaging ideology” threatening the Christian presence in the Holy Land. The council—including the Latin Patriarchate’s “cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, “bishop” William Shomali, and leaders of Orthodox and Protestant sects—denounced activities of figures like Ihab Shlayan, who promotes Israeli Christian political engagement. Responses from groups like Philos Catholic and the Association of Hebrew Catholics argued for distinguishing Protestant eschatological Zionism from Catholic-aligned political support for Israel. The article frames the dispute as pastoral and geopolitical rather than theological, omitting any reference to Christ’s universal kingship or the Church’s divine mission.
EU’s Secular Response to Christian Persecution Ignores Christ’s Kingship
EWTN News reports (January 24, 2026) on escalating anti-Christian violence in Europe, citing 2,211 documented hate crimes in 2024 including the murder of Ashur Sarnaya in Lyon. European Parliament member Bert-Jan Ruissen and bishops’ conference representative Alessandro Calcagno demand EU institutional responses: filling the vacant Special Envoy for Religious Freedom position and creating a European Coordinator on Anti-Christian Hatership. The article promotes increased security funding, hate crime documentation, and alignment with initiatives like #RedWeek’s symbolic lighting of buildings. This technocratic approach exemplifies the conciliar sect’s surrender to naturalist paradigms while ignoring the supernatural crisis of apostasy.
Digital Deception: Neo-Church’s Hollow Warnings Mask Apostasy
The EWTN News portal (January 24, 2026) reports on the antipope Leo XIV’s message to the Italian television program Porta a Porta, wherein he warns against digital media’s dangers—banality, fake news, compulsive consumption, and loss of dialogue. The message advocates “quality television” and preserving “the uniqueness of our humanity” amid technological change.
ProLife Europe’s Dialogue Strategy Betrays Catholic Pro-Life Principles
EWTN News reports on ProLife Europe’s advocacy shift from public demonstrations to “one-on-one conversations” about abortion, framing this as innovative cultural engagement. The article highlights the organization’s work across seven European nations, training young volunteers for campus and street outreach focused on “human dignity” and “moral reflection” without political confrontation. ProLife Europe President Maria Czernin claims their approach plants seeds for long-term change since “laws follow culture.”
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