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Catholic preschool teachers and children in a traditional classroom setting with religious icons and a stern state official at the door.

Colorado’s Preschool Program: Secular Coercion Masquerading as Inclusion

The Denver Archdiocese and affiliated preschools petition the U.S. Supreme Court for inclusion in Colorado’s Universal Preschool Program, as reported by Catholic News Agency on November 15, 2025. The legal challenge follows a 10th Circuit Court ruling permitting Colorado to exclude religious schools requiring adherence to Catholic teachings on sexuality and gender identity. Becket Fund attorney Nick Reaves decries this as “religious discrimination,” claiming it violates “decades of Supreme Court rulings.” Archdiocesan official Scott Elmer frames the demand as seeking “the same access to free preschool services” available to secular institutions.

Cristero martyrs praying with rosaries and banners in a Mexican landscape with the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the background.

Mexican Bishops’ Modernist Distortion of Cristero Martyrs’ Legacy

The Catholic News Agency portal (November 15, 2025) reports on a message from the Mexican Bishops’ Conference commemorating the 2026 centenary of the Calles Law and Cristero Resistance. While invoking the Cristero martyrs’ cry of “¡Viva Cristo Rey!”, the conciliar sect’s document betrays their legacy through doctrinal ambiguity and conciliarist concessions to modernity. The “bishops” lament violence and migration while ignoring the root cause: society’s rejection of Regnum Christi (the Reign of Christ) over nations. Their selective historical memory omits how the Cristeros fought not merely for “religious freedom” but for the total social kingship of Christ the King – a truth explicitly condemned by Vatican II’s declaration on religious liberty.

President Trump signs an executive order on foster care surrounded by Catholic bishops in traditional vestments, highlighting the spiritual crisis in modern governance.

Executive Order on Foster Care: Superficial Relief Amidst Structural Apostasy

Catholic News Agency reports on an executive order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump on November 13, 2025, ostensibly prioritizing “faith-based participation” in foster care systems. The order claims to address systemic failures by modernizing child welfare infrastructure and prohibiting discrimination against those with “sincerely-held religious beliefs or adherence to basic biological truths.” Specific reference is made to lawsuits involving Christian families barred from fostering in Vermont due to their beliefs about marriage and biological sex. While framed as protecting religious liberty, the measure operates within the same naturalistic paradigm that has destroyed Christendom.

Bishop Michael Burbidge speaks on immigration in a Catholic church with Christ the King statue in the background, highlighting the conflict between human policies and divine law.

Bishop Burbidge’s Immigration Comments Undermine Christ’s Social Kingship

The Catholic News Agency portal (November 15, 2025) reports on statements by “Bishop” Michael Burbidge of Arlington regarding immigration. The article quotes him asserting that “respecting human dignity” must align with “safeguarding the nation,” while opposing “indiscriminate mass deportation.” Burbidge claims this position flows from Jesus’ teachings and expresses gratitude toward “elected officials” for dialogue. The commentary frames immigration as a humanitarian issue requiring “safe pathways” to citizenship, devoid of any reference to the supreme law of Christ the King over nations or the subordination of civil policy to the salvation of souls (Finis primarius Ecclesiae).

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