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The Trivialization of St. Charles Borromeo’s Legacy in Conciliar Hagiography
Portal Catholic News Agency reports on St. Charles Borromeo (Nov. 4, 2025) while engaging in characteristic conciliar reductionism, framing this Counter-Reformation giant through modernist lenses of therapeutic spirituality and historical ambiguity. The article speculates about his alleged patronage for obesity (“probably wasn’t obese”) yet omits his radical combat against heresy (militans contra haeresim) that defined his episcopacy.
Secular Militarism Masks Failure to Uphold Christ’s Kingship
Portal Catholic News Agency reports: “U.S. President Donald Trump threatened military action against Nigeria if it fails to end Christian persecution” (November 3, 2025), framing religious violence as a geopolitical issue solvable through warfare. The article details threats to halt aid and deploy U.S. forces against “Islamic Terrorists,” quoting “President” Trump’s social media post: “If we attack, it will be fast, vicious, and sweet.” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth echoed this, vowing to “kill the Islamic Terrorists” unless Nigeria’s government acts.
The Naturalistic Error in the Heritage Foundation’s Defense of Fuentes and Carlson
Portal Catholic News Agency reports on the Heritage Foundation’s defense of Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes, who expressed admiration for Joseph Stalin and denounced “organized Jewry in America.” Heritage President Kevin Roberts condemned attempts to “cancel” Carlson, framing the issue as a free speech debate while claiming to “abhor” Fuentes’ views. Robert P. George later criticized the normalization of ideologies denying human dignity. The article mentions Fuentes’ self-identification as Catholic and includes a reference to “Pope” Leo XIV’s generic condemnation of antisemitism.
Government Welfare and False Charity: A Betrayal of Christ’s Social Kingship
Portal Catholic News Agency reports on the Trump administration’s partial funding of SNAP benefits amidst a government shutdown, highlighting Catholic Charities USA’s fundraising efforts to address food insecurity. The article quotes Sen. Raphael Warnock condemning the administration’s handling of emergency funds and features Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the USCCB calling the situation “unjust and unacceptable.” This coverage exemplifies the modern reduction of Catholic social doctrine to secular humanitarianism while ignoring the divine solution to societal crises.
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