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Mass commemorating Holodomor victims with Vatican prelate Pietro Parolin in a traditional Catholic cathedral, reflecting the true Catholic teaching on peace and justice

Cardinal Parolin’s Naturalist Distortion of True Peace and Justice

Vatican News portal (November 20, 2025) reports on a Mass celebrated by “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin commemorating victims of the 1932-1933 Holodomor famine while decrying current attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure. The event, organized by the Ukrainian Embassy to the “Holy See” and the Sovereign Order of Malta, featured appeals for “dialogue” and “compromise” to end the war, framed through purely humanitarian concerns. Parolin condemned “actions that deprive civilians of dignity” as “an offense against humanity and an outrage against God” while avoiding any mention of Ukraine’s need for conversion to the Catholic Faith or submission to Christ the King.

Assisted suicide of Kessler twins in Germany highlighted by pro-life groups as a moral decay.

Media Glorification of Assisted Suicide Exposes Germany’s Descent into Culture of Death

CNA Deutsch, a service of EWTN News, reports on pro-life groups condemning the “glorification” of the assisted suicide of 89-year-old twin entertainers Alice and Ellen Kessler in Grünwald, Germany. The German Society for Humane Dying (DGHS) facilitated their deaths on November 17, 2025, with media outlets like Tagesschau framing the act as an exercise in “self-determination.” Alexandra Linder of the Federal Association for the Right to Life warned of the “Werther effect” – increased suicide rates following sensationalized reporting – while Eva Maria Welskop-Deffaa of the German Caritas Association criticized the “romanticization” of suicide pressuring elderly women to avoid being a “burden.” This macabre spectacle epitomizes Germany’s apostasy from the divine moral order.

A solemn Catholic Mass in Crato, Brazil, focused on the newly inaugurated 177-foot 'Our Lady of Fatima' statue, with 'Bishop' Magnus Henrique Lopes presiding.

Brazil’s Marian Monument: Syncretism Masquerading as Catholic Piety

The Catholic News Agency reported on November 20, 2025, that a 177-foot “Our Lady of Fatima” statue was inaugurated in Crato, Brazil, during a “Marian Jubilee” Mass celebrated by “Bishop” Magnus Henrique Lopes. The article describes the event as a spiritual triumph, quoting Lopes calling Fatima “a school of listening and obedience to the Gospel” and claiming the monument represents “spiritual communion” with Portugal’s Fatima shrine. This spectacle exemplifies the conciliar sect’s substitution of authentic Marian devotion with ecumenical syncretism rooted in theological rebellion.

Belarusian priests Fr. Henrykh Akalatovich and Fr. Andzej Yukhnevich kneel in prayer while Vatican officials shake hands with dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko in a solemn church setting.

Vatican-Brokered Pardon Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Collusion with Tyrants

Catholic News Agency reports on November 20, 2025 that Belarusian dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko pardoned two imprisoned priests following negotiations with Vatican officials. The regime’s media credits the release to “intensification of contacts with the Vatican” and the supposed “principles of goodwill, mercy, and the jubilee year proclaimed by the Roman Catholic Church.” Belarusian “bishops” expressed gratitude to conciliar officials including Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti for maintaining “positive dynamic of bilateral relations based on traditional values, brotherhood, tolerance, and respect for believers.” This diplomatic theater reveals the conciliar sect’s complete subordination to earthly powers and betrayal of its supernatural mission.

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