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A historic meeting between Catholicos Karekin II and antipope Leo XIV at Castel Gandolfo in 2025, symbolizing schismatic apostasy.

Armenia’s Schismatic Persecution Masks Deeper Apostasy

Catholic News Agency portal (November 21, 2025) reports on alleged persecution of the Armenian Apostolic Church by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government, citing claims from human rights advocates about clergy detentions ahead of 2026 elections. The article frames this as a threat to Armenia’s status as “the oldest Christian nation,” quoting lawyer Peter Flew and Christian Solidarity International’s Joel Veldkamp urging U.S. intervention. It references Catholicos Karekin II’s September 2025 meeting with antipope Leo XIV at Castel Gandolfo. The piece exemplifies modernist confusion in elevating schismatics while ignoring Armenia’s 1,700-year rejection of Roman primacy.

Portrait of "Bishop" Bulus Yohana Dauwa in the aftermath of the Maga school abduction, symbolizing Nigeria's child safety crisis and systemic anti-Christian discrimination.

Nigeria’s Child Safety Crisis Exposes Failure of Secular Governance and Ecclesiastical Compromise

ACI Africa reports on “Bishop” Bulus Yohana Dauwa’s lamentation regarding the November 17 abduction of 25 schoolgirls from Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School in Maga, Kebbi State. The prelate describes Nigeria as “no longer safe for its children,” detailing how armed bandits murdered a staff member and terrorized the school for five hours before security forces arrived. The article further documents systemic anti-Christian discrimination, including blocked church construction and mosque placements designed to obstruct Christian worship. “Bishop” Dauwa attributes these failures to government preoccupation with 2027 elections rather than security, while curiously citing alleged miraculous intervention through “Padre Pio” to resolve land disputes. This report exemplifies how naturalistic analysis replaces supernatural perspective in addressing societal collapse.

Antipope Leo XIV addresses Caritas Internationalis leaders in a Vatican hall, symbolizing the modernist distortion of Catholic charity.

Caritas Internationalis: Modernist Distortion of Catholic Charity Under Antipope Leo XIV

The cited article from Catholic News Agency reports that “Pope” Leo XIV addressed Caritas Internationalis leadership on November 21, 2025, praising their global humanitarian work. The antipope called them “pilgrims of hope” and “artisans of peace,” emphasizing three “pillars” of their mission: peace, justice, and truth. He referenced their debt cancellation campaign tied to the 2025 Jubilee Year and thanked them for serving “every person with dignity.” Cardinal Tarcisio Kikuchi described Caritas as the Church’s “charitable arm” to “spread the Gospel message.” The meeting occurred after Caritas’ 2022 administrative takeover by antipope Bergoglio.

A somber meeting in the Vatican between antipope Leo XIV, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and Ukrainian victims of war.

Vatican’s Hollow Gestures: Exploiting Ukrainian Suffering for Conciliar Agenda

Catholic News Agency portal reports on a meeting between U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar and the antipope Leo XIV with Ukrainian mothers and teenagers allegedly abducted by Russia. The November 21, 2025 audience in the Apostolic Palace lasted approximately thirty minutes, with Vatican News emphasizing the conciliar sect’s “priority on diplomatic efforts” inherited from Bergoglio. The article quotes Klobuchar praising the antipope as “a true moral force for peace” and highlights claims of 19,000 Ukrainian children “unlawfully deported” to Russia. This theatrical display of humanitarian concern masks a fundamental betrayal of Catholic principles.

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