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Persecution of Christians in Pakistan Exposes the Bankruptcy of Secular Governance
EWTN portal reports on the delayed compensation for victims of the 2013 All Saints Church bombing in Peshawar, Pakistan, where over 96 people were killed and more than 150 injured in twin suicide bombings. More than 12 years later, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government began distributing checks ranging from 1 million to 2 million rupees ($3,588 to $7,175) to 37 victims, including 11 widows, 24 orphaned children, and two persons with disabilities. Survivors and Catholic groups have criticized the delayed aid as a “mockery of justice,” noting that many victims died over the years due to inadequate medical care and financial hardship. The article highlights the broader context of persecution against Christians in Pakistan, including the 2022 murder of a Church of Pakistan pastor and a foiled suicide attack in 2016. This case exemplifies the failure of secular governance to protect religious minorities and the absence of the public reign of Christ the King, which alone can ensure justice and peace.
Swedish Diocese Reduces Catholic Moral Teaching to “Practical Wisdom” and Democratic Compromise
The EWTN News portal reports that the “Justice and Peace Commission” of the Catholic Diocese of Stockholm has published an electoral guidance document urging Catholics in Sweden to consider candidates’ positions on abortion and euthanasia in the September 13 general elections. The document, prepared by “Fr.” Thomas Idergard, SJ, distinguishes between what it calls “absolute values” (the right to life from conception to natural death) and matters of “practical wisdom” (economy, climate, crime, migration), the latter being open to “legitimate disagreement” among the faithful. The document frames political participation as a legitimate expression of Christian responsibility while employing “secular language and secular arguments for universality.” It cautions against equating any particular political stance with Catholicism itself, noting that “two equally good Catholics… may and can therefore arrive at entirely different party-political conclusions in all fields of practical wisdom.” This document represents yet another instance of the post-conciliar conciliar sect reducing the absolute moral law of God to the level of democratic negotiation and pluralistic relativism, while the “clergy” occupying the Vatican structures continue to lead souls toward perdition through deliberate ambiguity on matters of life and death.
Parolin Defends the Usurper’s “Peace” While Christ’s Kingdom Is Ignored
Vatican News portal reports that Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Secretary of State of the conciliar sect, spoke on the sidelines of celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza in San Giovanni Rotondo. He defended the statements of the usurper Leo XIV regarding peace, describing them as “a very Christian response,” and emphasized that the current occupant of the Vatican “goes forward on his path, in the sense of preaching the Gospel, of preaching peace – as Saint Paul would say – opportune et importune [‘convenient or inconvenient’].” This is a classic example of how the conciliar sect reduces the mission of the Church to a vague, naturalistic humanitarianism, stripping it of its supernatural and doctrinal content. Parolin’s defense of the usurper’s “peace” is not only a tacit admission of the illegitimacy of the current Vatican structures but also a direct contradiction to the perennial Catholic teaching on the social Kingship of Christ and the duty of the Church to preach the whole Gospel, including the necessity of conversion to the Catholic faith and the condemnation of error.
Seventy Years of Hebrew-Speaking Apostasy: The Saint James Vicariate and the Judaization of the Catholic Church
VaticanNews portal reports on the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Saint James Vicariate for Hebrew-speaking Catholics in Israel, presided over by “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the so-called Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem. The jubilee, held on May 2 at the Notre Dame Center in Jerusalem, gathered approximately 350 parishioners and guests for a “Mass” on the feast of St. James the Apostle. The event featured music, personal testimonies, and a documentary premiere. Pizzaballa, who served as vicar of this Vicariate from 2005 to 2008, stressed the importance of “understanding the people of Israel” and “recognizing the responsibility of communities to help the Church understand and look ahead,” adding that what enabled the Vicariate to endure “was not a Church strategy, but one foundation: Jesus.” The Vicariate gathers Catholics of Jewish and non-Jewish origin, local Christians, migrants, and Russian-speaking groups across Israel. This celebration is not a triumph of the faith but a milestone in the systematic Judaization and dissolution of Catholic identity, a direct fruit of the conciliar revolution’s betrayal of Our Lord Jesus Christ’s exclusive claim to be the sole path to salvation.
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