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A solemn scene inside St. Mary's Pro Cathedral in Dublin during the false designation ceremony by Antipope Leo XIV on November 21, 2025.

Dublin’s Cathedral Designation: Conciliar Sect’s Hollow Symbolism in Apostate Ireland

Catholic News Agency portal reports on November 21, 2025, that Antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) issued a decree designating St. Mary’s Pro Cathedral as the Dublin Archdiocese’s cathedral—formally ending its 200-year provisional status. “Archbishop” Dermot Farrell announced this during the building’s bicentenary Mass, framing it as part of the diocese’s mission of “Building Hope and Proclaiming Good News.” Auxiliary “Bishop” Paul Dempsey later emphasized that churches must be “places where the Church community gathers to worship the Lord,” while dismissing nostalgia for Ireland’s Catholic past as “rose-tinted glasses” obscuring unspecified “serious issues.” The article celebrates this as Dublin’s “first official Catholic cathedral since the Reformation,” ignoring the conciliar sect’s doctrinal bankruptcy.

Traditional Catholic scene contrasting true Jubilee values with the Conciliar Sect's naturalist "Economy of Francesco" event at Castel Gandolfo.

The Conciliar Sect’s Naturalist Distortion of Economy and Jubilee

The VaticanNews portal (November 21, 2025) promotes the “Economy of Francesco” event – a global meeting at Castel Gandolfo aiming to “restart the economy” through the lens of the 2025 Jubilee. The article, authored by Rita Sacramento Monteiro, advocates redefining economic systems by embracing ecological “limits” as pathways to “freedom” and “enoughness.” It reduces the Jubilee to a socio-environmental reset tool, stating: “The Jubilee calls for what is not always possible and sometimes seems impossible — forgiveness, release… but what if this could become possible more often?” The entire narrative frames human limits as spiritual virtues while omitting Christ’s kingship, the necessity of grace, and the Church’s divine mission.

A critical depiction of antipope Leo XIV addressing youth at the National Catholic Youth Conference, surrounded by distracted teenagers using technology.

Apostate Messages Masquerading as Pastoral Care: A Deconstruction of Leo XIV’s Address to American Youth

The VaticanNews portal (November 21, 2025) reports on a video conference between antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) and approximately 15,000 teenagers at the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis. The event featured six pre-selected questions covering Confession, mental health, technology, AI, and the Church’s future. The antipope emphasized using technology for faith development, avoiding “political categories” in ecclesial discourse, and encouraged youth participation in neo-modernist parish activities. This performance exemplifies the conciliar sect’s substitution of Catholic substance with therapeutic deism and technological idolatry.

Traditional Catholic catechesis contrasted with modernist NCYC activities featuring antipope Leo XIV's digital presence and sacramental relativism.

NCYC 2025: Syncretism Masquerading as Sacramental Formation

The Catholic News Agency portal (November 21, 2025) reports on the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) in Indianapolis, where teenagers participate in activities labeled as “faith formation” through interactive exhibits themed around sacraments, games, and a digital encounter with antipope Leo XIV. The event’s stated purpose is to help youth “encounter Christ” through entertainment-driven methods including hat exchanges, vocational discernment games, and service projects. Participants express enthusiasm for the “I Am” theme and the opportunity to hear the antipope address them in English.

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