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Christ the King Excluded from Punjab Farmworker’s Death
[EWTN News] portal reports on a joint statement by Pakistan’s Catholic bishops and the National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP) demanding a transparent investigation into the suspicious death of Marqas Masih, a 22-year-old Christian farmworker in Punjab. The victim’s family alleges murder disguised as suicide, citing visible torture marks and an acid-burned mouth. Two Muslim landlords have been detained following protests. The article details the victim’s debt bondage, postmortem findings, and police charges against protesting Christians, framing the incident within “structural discrimination” and “labor protections.” It concludes with references to prior attacks on Christian farmers and interfaith Ramadan meals. The bishops’ statement, however, contains not a single reference to the Social Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Sacraments, or the supernatural end of man. This omission is not accidental but constitutes the very essence of the conciliar apostasy: the reduction of Catholic social action to mere naturalistic humanitarianism, thereby emptying the Cross of its redemptive power and the Church of her divine mission.
EU’s Digital Heresy: Children as Data, Not Souls
The Brussels-based EWTN News reports on European Union regulatory efforts to restrict minors’ access to social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat, citing concerns over compulsive use and mental …
Algerian Martyrs Exhibition: Conciliar Sect’s Martyrdom Narrative Exposed
The Vatican News portal reports on an exhibition in Paris, curated by the Vatican Publishing House and the Oasis Foundation, titled “Called Twice. The Martyrs of Algeria.” The exhibition commemorates nineteen religious men and women killed during the Algerian civil war (1994-1996), including the Trappist monks of Tibhirine. It is presented as a testament to their “faithfulness to Christ” and “solidarity with the Algerian people,” and is linked to the upcoming apostolic journey of “Pope Leo XIV” to Algeria. The article frames their deaths as a supreme act of Christian witness and a message for the French Church.
Ghana’s Deaf Ministry: Modernist Inclusivity Masquerading as Charity
The Vatican News portal reports on a pastoral initiative in Ghana: the St. Martin Deaf Ministry, founded by Fr. René Yao of the Society of Africa (SMA) in Accra. Launched in November 2020, the ministr…
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