Antipopes of the Antichurch
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Ecumenical Compromise Masquerading as Pastoral Leadership
VaticanNews portal reports on the appointment of Sithembele Anton Sipuka as “archbishop” of Cape Town by the antipope Leo XIV (9 January 2026). The article praises Sipuka’s involvement with the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) and his presidency of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC), highlighting his focus on “synodality,” “dialogue,” and participation in South Africa’s National Dialogue Eminent Persons Group. His ecumenical activities as president of the South African Council of Churches and membership in the “Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue” are presented as virtues. The article omits any reference to Catholic doctrine, evangelization, or the supernatural mission of the Church, framing his leadership solely through secular humanitarianism.
Apostate Liturgies: Neo-Church’s Betrayal of Catholic Tradition
The Vatican News portal (January 9, 2026) announces the liturgical calendar of antipope Leo XIV for January-February 2026, featuring ecumenical vespers, a distorted “World Day of Consecrated Life,” and modernist Lenten rites. This schedule constitutes a sacrilegious parody of Catholic worship, revealing the conciliar sect’s complete rupture with immutable Tradition.
Humanitarian Rhetoric Masks Spiritual Bankruptcy in Aleppo Crisis
VaticanNews portal (January 9, 2026) reports on escalating clashes in Aleppo between Syrian government forces and Kurdish militias, quoting “Bishop” Hanna Jallouf of the Aleppo “vicariate” expressing concern over civilian displacement. The article frames the Church’s response as primarily material – establishing shelters and distributing blankets – while omitting any mention of spiritual remedies for the suffering population. This naturalistic reduction of the Church’s mission epitomizes the conciliar sect’s abandonment of its supernatural purpose.
Neo-Modernist “Apologetics” Masquerade in Southwark Archdiocese
Catholic News Agency (January 9, 2026) reports the Archdiocese of Southwark, England, has launched an “Ambassadors for Christ” program—a YouTube-based apologetics course promising “evidence-based answers” to questions about Catholicism. The initiative, praised by Archbishop John Wilson and Fr. Dermott O’Gorman, claims to respond to rising conversions while equipping Catholics to answer questions like “Is Jesus really God?” and “What happens during Mass?” Sociologist Stephen Bullivant theorizes this growth reflects secularization’s exhaustion, allowing Christianity to appear “new and exciting” to youth.
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