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Bankruptcy of a Diocese: Symptom of Conciliar Apostasy
Portal Catholic News Agency reports that the “Diocese” of Alexandria, Louisiana, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection (October 31, 2025), becoming the 41st such entity in the United States to seek court-supervised reorganization due to clergy sexual abuse claims. The “bishop” Robert Marshall Jr. issued an apology video declaring this action necessary because “some past priest-perpetrators sexually abused minors,” while emphasizing that parishes remain “untouched” by the filing. The “diocese” cites 85 abuse claims with more expected, listing $16.7 million in assets and pledging $4 million plus insurance proceeds to a compensation fund. This occurs alongside a “reorganization plan” titled “Together as One Church: Embracing the Future of Hope,” which will entail parish closures amidst declining sacramental participation.
Vatican Sect’s Theatrical Funeral Rites Expose Apostate Ecclesiology
Portal Catholic News Agency reports on November 3, 2025, that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) celebrated a Novus Ordo service in St. Peter’s Basilica, ostensibly offering “Mass” for deceased conciliar prelates including his modernist predecessor Jorge Bergoglio (“Francis”). The article claims this ceremony transmitted “Christian hope” through the supposed ministerial legacy of these figures, with the antipope asserting they “led many to righteousness” through their conciliar “guidance and teaching.”
Kolkata’s Burial Initiative Masks Apostasy and Religious Indifferentism
Portals controlled by the conciliar sect report on the “Shamman Samadhi” initiative in Kolkata, India, which claims to provide “dignified burials” for all economic classes through interdenominational cooperation. The project—involving the Missionaries of Charity and Kolkata’s civic authorities—reserves cemetery space for the indigent and “abandoned,” framed as an act of “compassion and inclusion.”
Afghanistan Earthquake Exposes Modernist Denial of Divine Judgment
Portal VaticanNews reports on a 6.3 magnitude earthquake near Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, causing at least 20 deaths and 530 injuries according to Taliban authorities. The article emphasizes infrastructure damage, international aid responses, and Afghanistan’s geological vulnerability, framing the event through purely naturalistic causes and humanitarian concerns.
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