Antipopes of the Antichurch
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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.”
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.
CatholicVote’s Immigration Report: A Modernist Distortion of Catholic Social Teaching
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 13, 2025) reports on CatholicVote’s document “Immigration Enforcement and the Christian Conscience,” which attempts to justify Trump-era immigration policies through selective citation of post-conciliar sources. The report claims Christians must balance “charity toward the immigrant with the common good,” while dismissing the USCCB’s criticism of mass deportations as mere “policy preferences.” CatholicVote President Kelsey Reinhardt asserts that “mercy and justice travel together,” yet the document systematically subordinates supernatural charity to naturalistic state interests.
Vatican’s Political Theater Masks Betrayal of Nicaragua’s True Catholics
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 13, 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV received Rolando Álvarez, the former “bishop” of Matagalpa exiled by Nicaragua’s Ortega regime. The article frames this meeting as an “audience of hope and ecclesial communion,” quoting exiled Nicaraguan “priests” praising the encounter as “a significant moment for our Nicaraguan Church.” Former ambassador Arturo McFields calls Leo XIV “a lion of faith” interested in Nicaragua’s persecuted believers. The report omits any mention of doctrinal fidelity while emphasizing geopolitical narratives about Church-state conflict.
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