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Antipope Leo XIV Betrays Christ’s Kingship in Communist China Deal

The ACI Prensa portal reports that the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” has appointed Joseph Chang Yanfeng as bishop of Chifeng in Inner Mongolia, the fifteenth such appointment under the nefarious “provisional agreement” between the Vatican and the People’s Republic of China. The accord, originally signed in 2018 under the modernist antipope Bergoglio and renewed in 2024 for a further four years, grants the atheistic Chinese Communist Party effective veto power over episcopal appointments while the Holy See suppresses dioceses erected by Pius XII and creates new ones at Beijing’s behest. This latest act of capitulation demonstrates that the conciliar sect occupying the Vatican has definitively abandoned the Social Kingship of Christ for a sordid modus vivendi with the enemies of God.

Antipope Leo XIV’s Naturalistic Pilgrimage to Vallepietra: Idolatry of the Conciliar Sect

The National Catholic Register (CNA) reports that the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” departed his summer residence at Castel Gandolfo on July 22, 2026, to visit the Sanctuary of the Most Holy Trinity in Vallepietra. The antipope allegedly prayed before a fresco of the Trinity, greeted adherents of the conciliar sect, and venerated a reliquary of the false “saint” John Paul II. This itinerant spectacle—following a visit to Montecassino and preceded by a lunch with the poor and a concert—epitomizes the total substitution of the supernatural mission of the Papacy with naturalistic religious tourism and the idolatry of modernist “saints.”

The Antichurch’s Diplomatic Charade: Antipope Leo XIV Masquerades as Mere Pastor to Appease Washington

The National Catholic Register portal (July 22, 2026) publishes an analysis by its Vatican analyst Andrea Gagliarducci dissecting the recent diplomatic spat between U.S. Ambassador Brian Burch and the editorial director of Vatican News, Andrea Tornielli. The controversy erupted after Burch, in an interview with The New York Times, asserted that the “pope,” when speaking as head of state, holds an opinion equal to other heads of state. Tornielli, in an editorial titled “The Pope always speaks as a shepherd,” countered that the Vatican City State exists solely to guarantee the spiritual independence of the “pope,” who possesses “no temporal power nor ambition to compete” with temporal leaders, citing antipope Paul VI (Montini)’s 1965 UN address. Gagliarducci attempts to mediate, arguing the “pope” is the Holy See and thus a unique diplomatic actor, neither mere pastor nor mere head of state. This spectacle of a U.S. diplomat and a neo-church propagandist haggling over the nature of the papal office exposes the metaphysical bankruptcy of the Vatican II sect: having abandoned the Social Kingship of Christ defined by Pius XI in Quas Primas and condemned by Pius IX in the Syllabus, the counter-church has reduced the Vicariate of Christ to a diplomatic NGO, confirming the sede vacante since 1958.

Rupnik Judicial Farce: Neo-Church Shields Predator, Mocks Canon Law

The Pillar Catholic portal reports that the Vatican press office has denied rumors of an acquittal for Fr. Marko Rupnik, stating the canonical trial at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith remains ongoing. This procedural theater, enacted by the structures occupying the Vatican, exposes the systemic complicity of the neo-church in shielding a predator while his modernist idols defile once-holy shrines.

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