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A 2025 Marian pilgrimage in Washington D.C. led by conciliar 'bishops' promoting immigration activism under the guise of honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Marian Pilgrimage Masks Neo-Church’s Apostate Social Agenda

Catholic News Agency reports on a December 2025 “Walk with Mary” pilgrimage in Washington D.C., orchestrated by the conciliar sect’s archdiocesan apparatus. The event purportedly honored Our Lady of Guadalupe while leveraging her image to promote immigration activism. Auxiliary “Bishop” Evelio Menjívar – part of the illegitimate hierarchy installed after the Vatican II coup – delivered a homily reducing the Mother of God to a mascot for political agitation, declaring: “Our Lady of Guadalupe is the mother of all… no matter our country of origin or language.” The celebration featured Cardinal Robert McElroy and other usurpers of ecclesiastical authority, with the apostate nuncio Christophe Pierre lending counterfeit papal legitimacy.

Traditional Catholics praying in a dimly lit church, reflecting on the Pew survey's findings about faith collapse in the U.S. conciliar sect.

Pew Survey Masks Apostasy in U.S. “Catholic” Population

Catholic News Agency (December 15, 2025) reports on a Pew Research Center survey claiming 54% of Americans raised in the conciliar sect remain because it “fulfills their spiritual needs,” while 46% who left primarily cite disbelief in teachings. The article frames religious adherence through psychological satisfaction metrics, omitting any reference to sacramental validity or doctrinal fidelity.

A traditional nativity scene in St. Peter's Square juxtaposed with modernist distortions and environmentalist propaganda.

Vatican’s Nativity Spectacle: A Paganized Distraction from Apostasy

The VaticanNews portal (December 15, 2025) reports the inauguration of a Christmas tree and nativity scene in St. Peter’s Square, presided over by “Sister” Raffaella Petrini of the Vatican Governatorate. The event featured Italian “bishops” and civil representatives from donor dioceses, with musical performances and speeches framing these displays as “signs of communion,” “calls to peace,” and “invitations to universal fraternity” tied to the 800th anniversary of St. Francis’ death. The nativity scene incorporates regional cultural elements and modernist “saints,” while the tree’s disposal plan emphasizes environmentalism.

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