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Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Rwa'ichi leads a prayer service in Dar es Salaam amidst post-election violence in Tanzania.

Tanzania’s Descent into Chaos: When Human Solutions Replace Christ the King

Vatican News portal (November 11, 2025) reports on post-election violence in Tanzania where hundreds were killed after opposition parties were barred from participating. The article features “Jackie,” an anonymous source claiming military forces entered homes and executed civilians, with over 200 charged with treason punishable by death. Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Rwa’ichi of Dar es Salaam allegedly called for prayer while stating the violence “does not reflect the true face of Tanzania,” previously ranked Africa’s 12th most peaceful nation. The report quotes “Pope” Leo XIV’s Angelus appeal to “avoid all forms of violence and follow the path of dialogue,” which protesters disseminated via WhatsApp.

Ruins of a Christian church in Iraq with smoke rising and persecuted Christians fleeing amid election propaganda.

Iraq’s Elections: A Naturalistic Mirage Masking Christian Persecution

The VaticanNews portal (November 11, 2025) reports on Iraq’s parliamentary elections under a new proportional voting system, framing them as a “test” for Iraq’s ability to implement a “national agenda” amid foreign interference from the U.S., Iran, and Turkey. It highlights Prime Minister al-Sudani’s claim that these are Iraq’s “most important elections since 2003,” while noting the absence of Muqtada al-Sadr’s movement and the rise of “civic, non-sectarian” lists like the Tishrin movement. The article reduces Iraq’s existential struggles to a geopolitical chess game, entirely omitting the systematic eradication of Christianity—a silence that reeks of conciliar complicity with secular tyranny.

Antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) celebrating a Latin Mass in Sant'Anselmo Church, Rome, surrounded by Benedictine monks in traditional habits.

Benedictine Commemoration Masks Apostate Agenda

Vatican News portal reports on a Mass celebrated by antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) at Sant’Anselmo Church in Rome under the pretext of commemorating the 125th anniversary of its dedication. The text promotes naturalized spirituality while omitting the Church’s immutable doctrinal foundations. This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of Catholic sacramental theology with anthropocentric performativity.

A traditional Catholic church interior with an altar and crucifix, contrasted by a masked figure planting a fake bomb, symbolizing the gravity of sacrilege and blasphemy.

Secular Justice Masks Blasphemy’s Gravity in Church Bomb Hoax Case

Catholic News Agency reports that Zimnako Salah received a six-year prison sentence for planting fake bombs at churches in Arizona, California, and Colorado in 2023. Federal prosecutors emphasized the “hate crime” aspect, noting Salah targeted victims “because of their religion.” Authorities seized bomb components from his storage unit and documented his consumption of “extremist propaganda.” U.S. Attorney Eric Grant claimed Salah sought “many deaths and injuries,” while Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon declared the Department of Justice will “protect the rights of all people of faith to worship… free from fear.” The report’s naturalistic framing ignores the crimen laesae maiestatis divinae (crime of injured divine majesty) inherent in attacks against God’s temples.

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