Naturalistic Heresy: Vatican News’ Eating Disorder Advice Omits Christ the King

[Vatican News] portal reports on March 13, 2026, that the Italian Federation of Pediatricians (FIMP) is urging families to watch for early warning signs of eating disorders in children as young as eight or nine. The article states that “more than three million people in Italy live with eating disorders” and that “30% of those affected are children under the age of 14.” It advises parents to consult pediatricians and nutritionists upon noticing “sudden changes in a child’s relationship with food” or “unexpected weight changes.” The piece frames these conditions as “complex” involving “emotional and psychological struggles” and promotes the upcoming National Purple Ribbon Day for awareness. The article concludes by linking the topic to the mission of “bringing the Pope’s words into every home,” referring to the current occupant of the Vatican, “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost).

This article, emanating from the official news organ of the post-conciliar sect, presents a textbook case of Modernist naturalism. It systematically reduces a profound spiritual crisis to a mere medical-psychological problem, omitting every supernatural cause and remedy mandated by Catholic doctrine. The conciliar sect’s approach is not merely insufficient; it is a deadly heresy that starves souls of the only true medicine: the grace of Christ the King. The article’s silence on sin, the sacraments, and the public reign of Christ is a damning indictment of its apostate foundation.