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Conversion to Conciliarism: John Bergsma’s Journey into Apostasy
Catholic News Agency reports on John Bergsma’s purported conversion from Calvinism to the post-conciliar sect, framing his acceptance of the Novus Ordo “Mass” and conciliar ecclesiology as authentic Catholicism. The article, dated January 2, 2026, details Bergsma’s transition from rejecting the Catholic Mass as “idolatry” to embracing the Vatican II sect’s doctrines, particularly its distorted view of the Eucharist. The narrative celebrates his theological compromise as a revival of tradition while omitting the apostate nature of the structure he joined.
Eucharistic Desecration in Spain: Symptom of Conciliar Apostasy
Catholic News Agency reports (January 2, 2026) that perpetrators forcibly opened the tabernacle at Holy Thorn Monastery in Valladolid, Spain, stealing the Blessed Sacrament while leaving other valuables untouched. The article notes this follows a similar March 2025 desecration at Our Lady of the Meadow church. Luis Argüello, identified as “archbishop of Valladolid,” will lead an “act of reparation” on January 3. The archdiocesan statement calls the theft an “offense of exceptional gravity” and urges prayers “to safeguard the Eucharist.”
Dublin “Archbishop” Preaches Naturalistic Peace, Betrays Christ the King
The Catholic News Agency portal (January 2, 2026) reports on New Year’s Day homily by “Archbishop” Dermot Farrell at Newtownpark Avenue Church in Dublin, where he urged Irish politicians to promote peace through “compassion and respect” while ignoring the Kingship of Christ. The “Mass” attended by government officials and military representatives focused on Ireland’s EU presidency defense agenda, quoting secular peace activist John Hume rather than Catholic sources.
Amsterdam Church Fire Reveals Conciliar Sect’s Sacrilegious Neglect of Sacred Spaces
The Catholic News Agency portal (January 2, 2026) reports the destruction by fire of the Vondelkerk, a 19th-century church building in Amsterdam designed by Pierre Cuypers. The article notes the structure was “deconsecrated” in 1979 by the Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam and converted into an event venue. Property owner Stadsherstel Amsterdam announced crowdfunding efforts for restoration while lamenting lost wedding and corporate bookings. The report makes no mention of the eternal consequences of desecrating sacred spaces nor the theological gravity of so-called “deconsecration” by modernist authorities.
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