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Mockery of Religious Life: Conciliar Sect Merges Feminist Congregations in Loyola Spectacle
VaticanNews portal (November 6, 2025) reports the canonical merger of the Congregation of Jesus (CJ) and the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (IBVM)—known as Loreto Sisters—into a single entity under the CJ name. The unification ceremony, presided by Arturo Sosa (“Superior General” of the post-conciliar “Society of Jesus”), occurred in Loyola, Spain, allegedly fulfilling the “400-year-old vision” of Mary Ward (1585-1645), whom the conciliar sect titles “Venerable.” The article celebrates this as a “profound act of healing and hope” (Sr. Veronica Fuhrmann, CJ), claiming the merger exemplifies “Gospel message of peace, reconciliation, and communion” (Sr. Carmel Swords, IBVM).
Vatican-Appointed Prelates Betray Catholic Mission in Illinois Detainee Scandal
Catholic News Agency reports on a federal judge’s November 5 order mandating improved conditions for migrants detained at Broadview, Illinois facility. Auxiliary “Bishop” Jose María García-Maldonado attempted to bring Communion to detainees on November 1 but was denied entry. The report quotes antipope Leo XIV urging authorities to allow “pastoral workers to attend to the spiritual needs” of detainees, framing this as a humanitarian crisis requiring legal intervention.
Iowa “Priest’s” Death Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Social Gospel Apostasy
Catholic News Agency’s November 5, 2025 article mourns the death of “Fr.” Guillermo Treviño Jr., a 39-year-old cleric from the Diocese of Davenport who died after attending antipope Leo XIV’s World Meeting of Popular Movements. The piece glorifies his activism with Escucha Mi Voz Iowa, his opposition to U.S. immigration enforcement, and his lobbying of Senator Chuck Grassley, while quoting praise from “Bishop” Dennis Walsh and “Archbishop” Thomas Zinkula. This hagiography of social agitation reveals the conciliar sect’s complete abandonment of sacramental priorities.
Empty Wheelchairs Mask Deeper Apostasy in Italy’s Death Culture
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on a November 4, 2025 demonstration in Rome’s Piazza del Popolo organized by the ProVita & Famiglia group, featuring 200 empty wheelchairs with balloons bearing the message “Don’t kill me” to oppose Italy’s assisted suicide legislation. The article details legislative developments since 2019 Constitutional Court rulings partially decriminalizing euthanasia, with Massimo Gandolfini of Family Day warning of “devastating” consequences based on other countries’ experiences. Activist Emanuel Cosmin Stoica argues the state should focus on improving care rather than offering suicide. The report notes Italy’s inadequate palliative care coverage (33% nationally, as low as 4-5% regionally) while presenting assisted suicide as advancing through parliamentary processes. This superficial treatment of grave moral evil reveals the conciliar sect’s theological bankruptcy.
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