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Amsterdam Church Fire Reveals Apostasy of Post-Conciliar Sect
EWTN News reports the destruction by fire of the 150-year-old Vondelkerk building in Amsterdam, formerly a Catholic church until its 1979 deconsecration by the modernist “Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam.” The article laments the architectural loss while ignoring the theological catastrophe of a consecrated space being reduced to an entertainment venue.
Australian Bishops’ Secularist Response to Bondi Massacre Betrays Christ’s Kingship
The EWTN News article from January 2, 2026 reports that Timothy Costelloe, president of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference, has called for a national inquiry into antisemitism following the December 14, 2025 Islamist terrorist attack at Bondi Beach that killed 16 people during a Hanukkah celebration. The article notes Costelloe’s claim that the government’s security review fails to address “deeper issues” of antisemitism in Australia’s political, business, academic, media, religious, and cultural institutions. It mentions Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher’s condemnation of “festering” antisemitism and quotes antipope Leo XIV’s generic condemnation of violence. The piece concludes by framing antisemitism as an attack on “shared humanity” rather than a theological crisis.
Venezuela’s Persecuted Church: A Crisis of Modernist Compromise
The EWTN News article (January 1, 2026) reports on potential increased persecution against the Catholic Church in Venezuela under the Maduro regime. The piece cites Venezuelan bishops’ December 2025 Christmas message describing national turmoil, economic collapse, and political tensions with the United States. Analysts including political scientist Víctor Maldonado and Nicaraguan researcher Martha Patricia Molina compare Venezuela’s situation to Nicaragua’s religious persecution, warning of impending crackdowns. The article notes the regime’s promotion of Santería and Protestantism while exploiting division between faithful prelates and regime-aligned clergy like Jesuit “Fr.” Numa Molina. Marcela Szymanski of “Aid to the Church in Need” describes autocrats’ tactics against religious leaders, urging resilience through prayer despite institutional vulnerability.
Middle East Christians’ “Hope” Masks Post-Conciliar Betrayal of Faith
The EWTN News article dated December 31, 2025 presents a naturalistic analysis of Middle Eastern Christians’ situation, focusing on state-sanctioned interfaith initiatives while omitting the supernatural mission of the Church. It describes governmental measures like Egypt’s “Christmas grants” and Jordan’s Baptism Route pilgrimages as “positive policies,” celebrates the Vatican’s canonization of Bishop Ignatius Maloyan, and quotes the “pope’s” Beirut message urging “new attitudes” beyond “religious divisions.” This narrative reduces the Church’s divine mission to sociological survival tactics, exemplifying the conciliar sect’s abandonment of extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (outside the Church there is no salvation).
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