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US Commission’s Empty Gestures Mask True Catholic Persecution
Catholic News Agency portal (January 13, 2026) reports Nicaraguan researcher Martha Patricia Molina’s testimony before the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), detailing 19,836 attacks by Daniel Ortega’s regime against the Church since 2018. Molina cited the expulsion of 304 priests and nuns, Bible import bans, police harassment of altar boys, and the closure of seminaries—reducing some dioceses to 30-40% priestly capacity. She demanded “aggressive” sanctions against Ortega’s military and prosecution for crimes against humanity. USCIRF Chair Vicky Hartzler framed religious freedom as a universal human right, while U.S. representatives like Riley Moore (R-WV) declared America “a Christian nation” with a duty to defend persecuted Christians. The commission heard similar appeals regarding China, Nigeria, and other nations.
Helsinki’s Catholic School Project: A Modernist Mirage in Lutheran Garb
Catholic News Agency reports on Bishop Raimo Goyarrola’s plan to establish Finland’s first Catholic school within a Lutheran church building in Helsinki, describing it as a “dream” to serve approximately 20,000 Catholics in this majority-Lutheran country. The institution would operate under state-recognized homeschooling models while maintaining “Christian values” and admitting children of all faiths. This ecumenical venture exemplifies the conciliar sect’s surrender to religious indifferentism and structural apostasy.
Deathbed Conversion Narrative Lacks Catholic Substance
Catholic News Agency reports on the death of Scott Adams, creator of the “Dilbert” comic strip, who publicly professed belief in Christ shortly before dying from cancer at age 68. The article notes Adams had “previously announced his intention to convert to Christianity” in January 2025 before his January 13, 2026 death, with his social media account posting a “final message” stating: “I accept Jesus Christ as my lord and savior, and I look forward to spending an eternity with him.” The report emphasizes Adams’ legacy as a cartoonist and his political controversies while framing his conversion as a positive spiritual conclusion.
Secular Solutions Mask Apostasy in NYC Church Vandalism Response
Catholic News Agency reports New York State Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton advocating for government security grants after vandalism at Staten Island parishes. Incidents include defacement with human feces at St. Sylvester’s on Christmas Day, theft at St. Roch’s, and sacrilegious destruction during Mass at St. Ann’s where an assailant “snatch[ed] the missal and a cross from the altar” while injuring police officers. The senator described these as “vile acts” and proposed utilizing New York’s Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes program—yet this secularized response conceals the theological collapse enabling such desecrations.
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