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The Usurper Leo XIV’s Naturalistic Prayer: Omitting Christ’s Kingship and the Supernatural Order
VaticanNews portal reports that the usurper Leo XIV, Robert Francis Prevost, released his May prayer intention titled “That everyone might have food,” inviting those still deceived by the conciliar sect to pray for the alleviation of world hunger. While the alleviation of physical suffering is a work of corporal mercy, the prayer intention and the accompanying statements are a masterclass in naturalistic modernism, entirely omitting the supernatural order, the primacy of the salvation of souls, and the public reign of Christ the King. The text reduces the Christian faith to a humanitarian project, ignoring the root cause of all disorder: sin and the rejection of God’s laws.
The DOJ Report Exposes Only the Surface of a Deeper Apostasy
The EWTN News portal reports on a U.S. Department of Justice report titled “Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias within the Federal Government,” issued by a task force established by President Donald Trump in February 2025. The report alleges that the Biden administration systematically targeted Christians through regulations on abortion, contraception, gender ideology, and human sexuality, pressuring religious institutions to violate their beliefs. It highlights cases such as the coercion of a Christian nurse into participating in an abortion, the forced inclusion of Catholic schools in programs mandating acceptance of gender theory, and the FBI’s investigation of “radical traditionalist Catholics.” The report claims the Trump administration has worked to rescind these policies and restore religious liberty.
Exorcists’ “Peace” Obeys the Antipope and Abandons Christ the King
The International Association of Exorcists (AIE), a body operating within the conciliar sect, has issued a statement lauding the antipope Leo XIV’s calls for “unarmed and disarming peace” in the face of global conflicts, including wars in Iran, the Holy Land, Ukraine, and Africa. The exorcists propose “spiritual means” such as Eucharistic adoration, the rosary, fasting, and works of mercy to achieve this peace, framing it as inseparable from liberation from sin and the devil’s action. While acknowledging the reality of evil and human free will, the statement aligns itself with the post-conciliar narrative of dialogue and reconciliation rooted in naturalistic humanism rather than the supernatural order of Christ’s social kingship.
HIV/AIDS Apostolate in Kinshasa: The Conciliar Church’s Naturalistic Substitution for the Supernatural Mission of the Sacred Heart
The Vatican News portal (April 30, 2026) reports on the “Friends of Sophie” project run by the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. The article describes their work with people affected by HIV/AIDS, focusing on medical support, material aid, psychological assistance, and what is termed “spiritual guidance.” It highlights the personal testimony of Ms. Nouchka, born with HIV, who recounts her journey from despair and abandonment to hope and dignity through the care of Sr. Marie-Pascaline Ekosoni, RSCJ. The article presents this work as an authentic expression of the Church’s mission of mercy and unconditional acceptance. While corporal works of mercy are indeed a duty of every Catholic, the article reveals the conciliar Church’s systematic reduction of the supernatural mission of the Sacred Heart to mere naturalistic humanitarianism, stripping the mission of its salvific purpose and transforming the Gospel into a program of social uplift devoid of the call to conversion, repentance, and eternal salvation.
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