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New Jersey’s Assault on Pro-Life Centers Exposes State Hostility to Christ’s Kingship
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 21, 2025) reports on First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, a New Jersey-based Christian nonprofit, resisting the state attorney general’s demand for 10 years of donor records, advertising materials, and communications about abortion pill reversal. Aimee Huber, the organization’s director, characterizes the subpoena—issued without allegations of wrongdoing—as a “fishing expedition” targeting pro-life speech. The case, now before the U.S. Supreme Court, exemplifies the state’s campaign to suppress Catholic moral witness under the guise of consumer protection.
Conciliar Sect’s Martyr Fabrication Exposes Theological Desolation
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 21, 2025) reports that “Pope Leo XIV” has recognized two priests—Ubaldo Marchioni (†1944) and Nicola Capelli (†1944)—as martyrs “in hatred for the faith” for their deaths at the hands of Nazi forces in 1944. The article frames their killings as evidence of heroic virtue, emphasizing Marchioni’s murder while reciting the Rosary and Capelli’s attempt to bless fellow prisoners before execution. Four other individuals were declared “venerable,” including a nun who performed medical work under Benedict XIV’s dispensation and a paralyzed laywoman who promoted disability rights.
NCYC 2025: Apostate Spectacle Masquerading as Catholic Youth Formation
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on a live digital encounter between five adolescents and the antipope Robert Prevost (referred to as “Pope Leo XIV”) during the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis. Thousands of youths gathered at Lucas Oil Stadium on November 21, 2025, where the usurper of Peter’s throne discussed “recovering from mistakes,” technology’s dangers, and the alleged “future of the Church” in a dialogue devoid of Catholic substance.
Nigerian Prelate’s Plea for U.S. Military Intervention Reveals Ecclesiological Bankruptcy
Catholic News Agency reports on November 21, 2025, that “Bishop” Wilfred Anagbe of Makurdi diocese testified before a U.S. congressional subcommittee, pleading for American military intervention in Nigeria to stop alleged religious persecution. The hearing occurred days after 25 schoolgirls were abducted from a Catholic boarding school. Anagbe claimed Christianity faces “elimination” in northern Nigeria without foreign intervention, urging sanctions under the Magnitsky Act and expanded humanitarian aid. Republican Congressman Chris Smith declared Nigeria “ground zero for religious persecution,” citing Open Doors statistics of 52,000 Christians killed since 2009. Democratic representatives cautioned against viewing violence as purely religious while acknowledging government failure to protect citizens.
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