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A Catholic cleric in traditional vestments stands before secular leaders in Sri Lanka, symbolizing the false diplomacy of the conciliar sect and abandonment of Christ's Social Kingship.

Vatican’s Sri Lanka Diplomacy Masks Apostasy from Christ the King

Catholic News Agency reports (November 10, 2025) on a diplomatic visit by “Archbishop” Paul Richard Gallagher to Sri Lanka commemorating 50 years of relations between the island nation and the Vatican. The article describes discussions about potential travel by “Pope” Leo XIV and emphasizes themes of interreligious dialogue, economic recovery, and praise for Sri Lanka’s “progress toward peace and stability.” This celebration of church-state collaboration exemplifies the conciliar sect’s abandonment of regnum Christi (the reign of Christ) in favor of naturalistic humanism.

Local clergy pray amidst devastation at St. Mary's Cathedral in Dhaka after bomb attacks, highlighting the Church's reliance on divine protection over secular intervention.

Bangladesh Bombings Reveal Neo-Church’s Surrender to Secular Powers

Catholic News Agency reports the arrest of a 28-year-old man linked to bomb attacks on St. Mary’s Cathedral and St. Joseph’s School in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The suspect allegedly belongs to the banned student wing of the ousted Prime Minister’s party. Authorities increased security while the interim government pledged to “protect religious minorities.” Local “bishop’s conference” secretary “Father” Bulbul Rebeiro called the attacks “frightening” and demanded state protection for “peace-loving” Christians. The article frames the violence through secular political narratives, ignoring the collapse of the Church’s supernatural mission.

A solemn graduation ceremony at Kalundu International Study Centre with religious sisters in traditional habits before an altar.

Zambian Graduation Ceremony Exposes Modernist Subversion of Religious Life

The Vatican News portal reports on a graduation ceremony at Zambia’s Kalundu International Study Centre where 16 religious sisters from various African countries completed a leadership and formation program. The event featured “Apostolic Nuncio” Gian Luca Perici and ZAS President Sister Valeria Kabaso, who urged graduates to become “beacons of hope” equipped for “intercultural and digital contexts.” Centre Director Sister Mishael Manianga claimed the nuncio’s presence demonstrated “Pope Leo XIV’s” closeness to religious women, while administrator Sister Felistus Nyirongo described the center’s mission as forming “integrated, prophetic women religious leaders.” This spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s systematic destruction of authentic religious life through naturalistic formation programs divorced from Catholic asceticism.

Solemn Catholic Mass in Tanzania emphasizing Christ's Kingship and divine justice.

Tanzanian Pseudo-Prelates’ Humanistic Distortion of Catholic Social Doctrine

Vatican News portal (November 10, 2025) reports on “Archbishop” Jude Thaddeus Rwa’ichi of Dar es Salaam and “Archbishop” Gervas Nyaisonga presiding over “Masses” for victims of Tanzanian post-election violence. The pseudo-prelates decried state violence as an “abomination before God,” called for justice and wisdom, and urged forgiveness to “rebuild what has been destroyed.” The article frames the Church’s role as a facilitator of social reconciliation while entirely omitting the necessity of converting Tanzania to the Social Reign of Christ the King.

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