Modernist “Pope” Preaches Naturalistic Hope to Monaco Youth

[X] portal reports that “Pope” Leo XIV addressed thousands of young people in Monaco, concluding a morning of events with a question-and-answer session. Four young residents—Benjamin, Andreia, Ethan, and Sophia—posed questions about maintaining hope amid global crises, navigating doubt, and witnessing to the Gospel in daily life. The antipope’s responses emphasized personal relationship with Christ, prayer, silence, and self-giving as the path to joy and meaning. He urged the youth to “pour yourselves out completely for the Lord and for others,” suggesting Monaco could become “a great place of solidarity and a beacon of hope.” This encounter, framed as a pastoral moment, epitomizes the theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the conciliar sect, which has systematically replaced the immutable doctrine of the Social Reign of Christ the King with a subjective, naturalistic humanism. The address is a masterclass in omission, reducing the Catholic faith to a psychology of well-being while silently repudiating the Church’s divinely instituted mission to govern nations and souls according to God’s law.