Antipopes of the Antichurch
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Neo-Modernist Archbishop Distorts Peace in Service of Globalist Agenda
Vatican News portal (December 29, 2025) reports on Archbishop Fulgence Muteba’s endorsement of antipope Leo XIV’s call for a “disarmed and disarming peace,” applauding the continuity of the environmentalist encyclical Laudato si’ and promoting synodality as a path to “communion.” The article frames the Democratic Republic of Congo’s conflict through the lens of economic exploitation while omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ or the necessity of conversion to the Catholic Faith for true peace.
Vatican’s Christmas Campaign: Substituting Sacred for Secular Spectacle
The Vatican News portal (December 29, 2025) reports that large screens near the Vatican display images and messages from antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) as part of a Christmas initiative by the Dicastery for Communication. The campaign, running through December 31, features photographs of the antipope alongside phrases promoting “peace, hope, and fraternity,” described as a “sign of spiritual closeness.” The project, conducted with the advertising company Selfiestreet, replaces commercial advertisements in Rome’s public spaces, including areas adjacent to Vatican Museums.
Sudan Conflict Exposes Bankruptcy of Secular Humanitarianism
VaticanNews portal reports (December 29, 2025) on Sudanese General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s rejection of mediated solutions to the civil war against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The article details statistics of displacement (14 million), casualties (officially 40,000+), and UN warnings about famine and collapsed humanitarian aid. General al-Burhan insists on military victory while dismissing international mediation efforts. The report concludes with appeals for ceasefire and funding, entirely framing the crisis through secular humanitarian lenses.
Belfast’s “Catholic” College: 125 Years of Apostate Formation
The EWTN News portal (December 29, 2025) celebrates St. Mary’s University College’s 125th anniversary, praising its role as Northern Ireland’s “only Catholic higher education institution” that trains teachers for “every Catholic school” in the region. Principal Peter Finn boasts of an identity rooted in “faith and service” and “Gospel values,” while the article highlights alumni like Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney and New Orleans Saints kicker Charlie Smyth. Governing body chairman Alan McGuckian (presented as “Bishop of Down and Connor”) and the college’s partnership with Queen’s University Belfast are emphasized as marks of legitimacy.
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