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Swiss Bishop’s Response to Tragedy Reveals Modernist Apostasy

VaticanNews portal reports on “Bp.” Jean-Marie Lovey of Sion, Switzerland, commemorating victims of a January 1 fire in Crans-Montana that killed over 40 people. The prelate celebrated what he termed a “Eucharistic celebration” with 400 attendees, joined by Protestant leaders, before participants laid flowers at the disaster site. Lovey emphasized “shared presence” as the Church’s primary response, describing this as “the very being of God” while omitting any mention of the Mass’s propitiatory value, the necessity of prayer for the dead, or the Four Last Things. His concluding message reduced Christian hope to vacuous sentiment: “families must believe in the possibility of light” without reference to Christ’s Sacrifice or the Church’s mediation.

Epiphany Distorted: Naturalizing the Supernatural in Vatican’s Jubilee Message

The Vatican News portal (January 3, 2026) presents a reflection on the Epiphany Gospel (Mt 2:1-12) by Jenny Kraska, framing the Magi’s journey as a paradigm for “New Year” spiritual renewal. The text emphasizes seeking Christ through personal experience (“light,” “journey,” “encounter”) while concluding the Jubilee Year with calls for “gratitude and honesty” about one’s spiritual path. The article reduces the Adoration of the Magi to therapeutic self-improvement rhetoric: “We do not simply admire the light; we are transformed by it.” This naturalized Epiphany narrative omits the essential Catholic truth that regnum Christi (the reign of Christ) demands submission of all nations to His Social Kingship.

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