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Ecumenical Charter Signing Exposes Apostasy of Vatican Sect
ACI Prensa reports on the signing of an updated “Charta Œcumenica” by conciliar sect officials, including “Archbishop” Gintaras Grušas and Greek Orthodox Archbishop Nikitas Loulias, presented to antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) on November 6, 2025. The text claims this agreement addresses “contemporary challenges” like migration and nationalism while promoting “dialogue” between heretical sects. Loulias boasts of progress in ecumenism, stating: “A hundred years ago, we didn’t even speak to each other,” while Prevost declares the “synodal path is ecumenical.”
Vatican’s Handling of Bishop’s Scandal Reveals Deep Ecclesiastical Crisis
EWTN News reports the resignation of Jean-Paul Gusching, former head of the Diocese of Verdun, initially attributed to health reasons but later revealed by the Vatican to involve “inappropriate relationships with women.” The apostolic nunciature confirmed on November 4, 2025, that despite Gusching’s denials, “persistence of the situation” led “Pope” Leo XIV to impose restrictions including exile from his dioceses and prohibition from public ministry. A canonical investigation led by “Bishop” Stanislas Lalanne and “Archbishop” Philippe Ballot remains ongoing while civil authorities have been notified.
Texas Bishops’ DACA Statement Exposes Apostate Priorities
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on November 6, 2025, that the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops issued a statement expressing “solidarity” with illegal immigrants under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The bishops decry a federal court ruling limiting DACA benefits in Texas as “unprecedented and disruptive,” blaming political “unwillingness” for a “terribly broken immigration system” while declaring immigrants “some of the most upstanding individuals” in communities. This document epitomizes the neo-church’s surrender to secular humanism.
Humanitarian Gestures Mask Spiritual Bankruptcy in Caribbean Relief Efforts
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 6, 2025) reports on relief efforts by Catholic groups following Hurricane Melissa’s devastation in Jamaica. The article describes Dominican and Franciscan friars distributing meals, repairing roofs, and collaborating with organizations including Food for the Poor, Catholic Relief Services, and the U.S. State Department. The report emphasizes material aid – food, medical supplies, and infrastructure repairs – while quoting Fr. Bede Mullens about “worldwide solidarity in the body of Christ” and the need for “outside support.”
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