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A solemn Catholic church interior with a group of illegal aliens hiding near the entrance, avoiding immigration officers outside. Bishop Michael T. Martin addresses the congregation with a concerned expression, while a portrait of antipope Leo XIV hangs in the background.

Bishop Martin’s Mass Dispensation Betrays Catholic Doctrine for Modernist Agendas

Catholic News Agency portal (November 19, 2025) reports that “Bishop” Michael T. Martin of the Diocese of Charlotte granted a Mass dispensation to illegal aliens fearing deportation under increased immigration enforcement. The article details Martin’s declaration that fear of arrest excuses Sunday Mass attendance and his call for a November 21 day of prayer/fasting “in solidarity with migrants.” It notes his planned meeting with antipope Leo XIV and cites the USCCB’s recent condemnation of “indiscriminate mass deportation,” endorsed by the antipope. The piece frames immigration enforcement as inherently threatening to human dignity while downplaying DHS’ focus on arresting criminal aliens.

Portrait of Archduke Eduard Habsburg with antipopes Francis and 'Leo XIV' in the Vatican, symbolizing diplomatic collaboration with conciliar structures despite doctrinal deviations.

Habsburg’s Vatican Tenure: Diplomatic Service to Antichurch Structures

Catholic News Agency reports on Archduke Eduard Habsburg concluding his decade-long tenure as Hungary’s ambassador to the Vatican. The article portrays his service as harmonious collaboration with antipopes Francis and “Leo XIV” (Robert Prevost), emphasizing personal anecdotes over doctrinal substance. Habsburg describes antipope Francis’ “incredibly positive” relationship with Hungary and praises “Leo XIV” as “a very balanced and just man.” The report omits any critique of the conciliar sect’s doctrinal deviations while celebrating diplomatic formalities.

A solemn image contrasting antipope Prevost's recreational activities with the spiritual duties of a true pope at Castel Gandolfo.

The Profane Pastimes of Vatican Usurper “Leo XIV” Expose Neo-Church Apostasy

Catholic News Agency (CNA) reports on the leisure activities of antipope “Leo XIV” (Roberto Prevost), detailing his Tuesday routine of tennis, swimming, and correspondence at Castel Gandolfo. The article portrays this figure as “Holy Father” while emphasizing physical recreation over spiritual obligations, noting his meeting with tennis star Jannik Sinner and plans for potential travels. This human-interest piece omits any reference to the Most Holy Sacrifice, the Divine Office, or the supernatural duties of the Petrine ministry.

Reverent image of Nigerian priest Anthony Onyemuche Ekpo in a Vatican office surrounded by modernist documents and globalist symbols.

Vatican’s Latest Appointment Exposes Deepening Apostasy in Conciliar Sect

VaticanNews portal reports the appointment of Nigerian priest Anthony Onyemuche Ekpo as assessor for general affairs of the Vatican Secretariat of State, succeeding Roberto Campisi who now serves as permanent observer to UNESCO. Ekpo, ordained in 2011 for the Diocese of Umuahia, holds dual doctorates from the Australian Catholic University and Pontifical Gregorian University, and previously worked under modernist Cardinal Michael Czerny at the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. His new role involves overseeing Catholic international organizations connected to the Vatican. This bureaucratic reshuffle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of the Church’s divine mission in favor of globalist technocracy.

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