Antipopes of the Antichurch
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African Sisters’ Project Exposes Modernist Corruption of Religious Life
Vatican News portal reports on a book titled “Living Ancestors” authored by Sr. Mumbi Kigutha CPPS, purportedly documenting the experiences of African religious women with over 30 years of service. The project, initiated through the “Watawa wa Taa” (“Consecrated Women of Light”) platform, claims to give voice to sisters engaged in education, healthcare, and community work across Africa. The article quotes Sr. Mumbi describing these accounts as “living theologies” and “sacred testimonies,” while citing Bergoglio’s (“Pope Francis”) statement about women’s roles in the Church.
Vatican Event Highlights Apostasy: Naturalism Replaces Christ’s Kingship
The VaticanNews portal (December 15, 2025) reports on an audience where usurper “Pope” Leo XIV addressed donors of the Vatican Christmas tree and Nativity scene. The article emphasizes his condemnation of antisemitic violence following a Sydney terrorist attack, generic appeals for “peace and fraternity,” and perfunctory mention of abortion opposition. The text describes the Nativity as a “mystery of humility and love” and the tree as a “sign of life,” while framing the event around human solidarity rather than divine truth.
Vatican’s Marian Title Retreat: A Betrayal of Catholic Tradition
Catholic News Agency reports that some Protestant scholars welcomed a recent Vatican document discouraging traditional Marian titles like “Co-Redemptrix” and limiting “Mediatrix” usage. The doctrinal note *Mater Populi Fidelis*, approved by antipope Leo XIV and signed by “Cardinal” Víctor Manuel Fernández, claims these titles “could obscure” Christ’s sole mediation. Protestant theologians praised the document for aligning with their rejection of Catholic Mariology, with Lutheran professor David Luy affirming it addresses “central Protestant concerns” about Christ’s unique mediatorship.
Antipope’s Naturalistic “Peace” Plea Omits Kingship of Christ
Catholic News Agency reports on December 14, 2025, that the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) expressed “deep concern” over renewed violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo during his Angelus address. The claimant urged “constructive dialogue” and “respect [for] the ongoing peace process,” while praising recent beatifications of individuals in Spain and France as “courageous witnesses to the Gospel.” His reflection on Gaudete Sunday’s Gospel focused on Christ freeing people from “the prison of despair” through concrete actions rather than doctrinal claims.
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