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The Bankruptcy of Naturalistic “Dialogue” in Cameroon’s Crisis
Portal Vatican News (November 4, 2025) reports on statements by “Archbishop” Andrew Nkea Fuanya of Bamenda regarding Cameroon’s post-election turmoil and the Anglophone crisis. The article frames “dialogue” between government and opposition as the solution while ignoring the supernatural mission of the Church, exemplifying the conciliar sect’s surrender to naturalism.
Sacrilege in Argentina: Divine Judgment or Modernist Blindness?
Portal Catholic News Agency reports the destruction of an image of Our Lady of Luján and the burning of Holy Family Chapel in Argentina. A “priest” from St. Cajetan Shrine, Lucas Arguimbau, described how vandals destroyed the Marian statue, with neighbors finding only its hands intact. In Pehuén-Co, a chapel fire revealed graffiti including “666,” while a “priest” Adán Caraballo speculated it might be a “prank.” Both incidents occurred around Halloween, with authorities investigating but no perpetrators identified yet.
Sagrada Família’s Worldly Triumph: A Monument to Modernist Apostasy
Portal Vatican News (November 4, 2025) reports the completion of the central tower of the Basilica of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain, which now stands as the “tallest church in the world” at 162.91 meters. The article celebrates the installation of a 24-ton cross component and anticipates the tower reaching 172 meters by 2026, coinciding with the centenary of architect Antoni Gaudí’s death. The report emphasizes the technical achievement while detailing historical setbacks, including Gaudí’s death in 1926 with only one tower completed, anarchist destruction during the Spanish Civil War, and recent delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic and funding shortages tied to tourism declines.
The Secular Mirage of “School Choice” and the Betrayal of Catholic Education
Portal Catholic News Agency reports (November 4, 2025) that Catholic schools allegedly “fare better” in states with government voucher programs, citing research by John F. Quinn presented at Franciscan University of Steubenville. The article celebrates “stable enrollment” in Indianapolis (3% drop) and Venice, Florida (52% increase) under voucher systems, contrasting this with drastic declines in dioceses without such programs like Providence (66% drop) and Rockford (52% drop). This naturalistic triumph narrative omits the supernatural catastrophe unfolding in so-called Catholic education.
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