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Archbishop Gabriele Caccia at the UN Assembly promoting a two-state solution, juxtaposed with the shadow of Christ the King, symbolizing secular compromise.

Vatican’s UN Appeasement Betrays Christ’s Kingship for Secular Compromise

The Vatican News portal reports on November 14, 2025, that “Archbishop” Gabriele Caccia, serving as the Holy See’s Permanent Observer to the United Nations, reaffirmed support for a “two-state solution” between Israel and Palestine. He praised the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) as indispensable, condemned attacks on its facilities, and urged “patient dialogue” and “inclusive cooperation” while deploring violence. The article frames this as consistent with the “Holy See’s longstanding” position, omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the duty of nations to submit to divine law. This diplomatic theater reduces the Church’s mission to a humanitarian NGO, tacitly endorsing the UN’s godless globalism.

A solemn lecture hall at the Lateran University during Leo XIV's address on modernist theology

Apostate Agenda Masked as Academic Mission at Lateran University

VaticanNews portal reports on Leo XIV's November 14, 2025, address at the Pontifical Lateran University, praising its role as “the Pope's university” tasked with developing “the teaching of the universal Church” through 28 global institutes. The antipope emphasized “dialogue with cultures,” “peace studies,” and “ecology” programs while urging theologians to present faith as “deeply human.” Grand Chancellor Baldassare Reina admitted the institution faces demographic and economic crises but seeks “uncharted territory” in teaching aligned with “Petrine magisterium.”

A solemn scene at St. Peter's Colonnade showing the inauguration of the San Martino Outpatient Clinic by antipope Leo XIV and Cardinal Konrad Krajewski.

Neo-Church’s Clinic: Social Engineering Masquerading as Charity

Vatican News portal (14 November 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV inaugurated the San Martino Outpatient Clinic at St. Peter’s Colonnade, boasting of its “state-of-the-art medical technology” and radiology services for the poor. The article praises this as an expansion of the “Mother of Mercy” Clinic’s work, claiming over 102,060 free medical services provided since its opening. Cardinal Konrad Krajewski is quoted stating that in the poor, “we do not see a homeless person or a pauper, but the face of Jesus.” The clinic offers X-rays, dental prosthetics, and medications, framed as fulfilling the “Church’s Social Teaching” ahead of the modernist “World Day of the Poor.”

A Catholic bishop leads a traditional procession under red-lit buildings during 'Red Week 2025,' symbolizing the clash between true martyrdom and modernist activism.

Red Week Masquerade: Naturalism Replaces Martyrdom in Modernist “Awareness” Campaign

Catholic News Agency reports on “Red Week 2025,” an Aid to the Church in Need initiative involving 500,000 participants across 15+ countries to illuminate buildings in red for persecuted Christians. The article mentions: stampede deaths in Ghana; Oman’s new “Catholic pastoral center” celebrating “peaceful coexistence”; Sisters of Our Lady “of Charity” celebrating 200 years; Syrian Christian families returning to al-Ghassaniyah after regime-approved resettlement; Vietnamese typhoon relief efforts; Baghdad youth events promoting “holiness through everyday acts”; and Lebanese bishops preparing for antipope Leo XIV’s visit under the banner of “synodal Church” discernment. This humanitarian spectacle reduces supernatural martyrdom to sentimentalized social activism while promoting religious indifferentism.

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