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Indigenous Rights Advocacy Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Betrayal of Catholic Mission
Catholic News Agency portal (November 6, 2025) reports on indigenous “Catholics” in Bangladesh seeking support from the conciliar sect’s structures for land rights and cultural preservation during a visit by “Cardinal” Michael Czerny. The article emphasizes environmentalism, UN declarations, and social activism while omitting any reference to the salvation of souls or the Social Kingship of Christ. This celebration of naturalistic humanism demonstrates the complete inversion of the Church’s supernatural mission under the conciliar regime.
Slovak State Usurps Parental Rights as Compromised Bishops Fail to Defend Catholic Education
EWTN News reports on November 6, 2025, that Slovak President Peter Pellegrini signed into law an education overhaul threatening Catholic schools through discriminatory funding mechanisms. The reform imposes state-controlled online student registration, compulsory pre-school for 4-year-olds (later extending to 3-year-olds), and allows underqualified personnel to teach. Private and Church-run schools face financial penalties unless they comply with state mandates to “serve public interest” and admit students under government criteria. The Slovak Bishops’ Conference (KBS) claims it will “monitor implementation” despite admitting the regime ignored its objections. Former Education Minister Ján Horecký condemned the law as “discriminatory” and an assault on parental rights. Notably, KBS representatives recently participated in a Roman pilgrimage, groveling before antipope Leo XIV at a Vatican audience—an act revealing their de facto submission to the conciliar sect’s authority.
Ecclesiastical Tribunal’s Acquittal Exposes Modernist Rot in Conciliar Sect
The Catholic News Agency portal (November 6, 2025) reports on a Spanish “priest” Francisco José Delgado’s acquittal by a Toledo “tribunal” regarding charges of “inciting hatred” against the Vatican bureaucracy. The “priest” belongs to a YouTube group calling itself “counterrevolutionary,” which drew complaints after one participant wished Bergoglio (Leo XIV) would “go to heaven as soon as possible.” The “Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith” accused Delgado of interfering with their investigation into the Sodality of Christian Life (SCV), while layman José Enrique Escardó claimed reputational damage. The “tribunal” ruled that Escardó himself damaged the “Church’s” reputation and found no evidence that Delgado obstructed the SCV investigation. This verdict showcases the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of doctrinal coherence in favor of bureaucratic self-preservation.
Conciliar Sect’s False Praise of a Collaborator Cardinal
The VaticanNews portal (November 6, 2025) reports that antipope Leo XIV praised the late “cardinal” Dominik Duka, former archbishop of Prague, as a “fearless proclaimer of the Gospel” who demonstrated “courage during the time of persecution.” The message claims Duka promoted “reconciliation, religious freedom, and dialogue between faith and society,” framing him as a model of fidelity to the “Church.”
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