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Nigerian Catholics kneeling in prayer before a crucifix, contrasting with distant U.S. airstrikes on ISIS targets. The scene highlights the spiritual versus secular approach to protecting Christians.

U.S. Military Strikes in Nigeria Expose Bankruptcy of Secular “Solutions” to Persecution

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 25, 2025) reports on U.S. airstrikes against ISIS in Nigeria conducted with Nigerian government approval, quoting President Donald Trump’s declaration that “radical Islamic terrorism” targeting Christians necessitated military action. Congressman Riley Moore applauds the strikes as a “first step” to ending persecution. The article frames this as a defense of Christians while omitting the only solution demanded by Catholic doctrine: the public reign of Christ the King over nations.

Catholic priest praying before a crucifix with U.S. military strikes in Nigeria in the background, symbolizing the contrast between secular and supernatural defense of Christians.

U.S. Military Strikes in Nigeria: Naturalism Masquerading as Christian Defense

The Catholic News Agency (CNA) portal reports (December 25, 2025) on U.S. airstrikes against ISIS in Nigeria, conducted with Nigerian government approval under President Donald Trump’s order. The action purportedly aims to stop ISIS targeting “primarily innocent Christians,” with Trump vowing “hell to pay” for continued violence. Nigerian Foreign Affairs confirms “precision hits” in Sokoto state, while Congressman Riley Moore applauds the strikes as “the first step to ending the slaughter.” The report frames this as defense against religious persecution while omitting any supernatural dimension of the conflict.

Portrait of 'Cardinal' Pierbattista Pizzaballa delivering a Christmas homily in Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity, contrasting modernist naturalism with the supernatural reality of Christ's Kingship.

Naturalizing the Nativity: Conciliar Sect’s Christmas Betrayal

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 25, 2025) reports on the Christmas Eve homily delivered by “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin “Patriarch of Jerusalem,” in Bethlehem. The article highlights his assertion that “God does not wait for history to improve before entering into it,” framing the Nativity as divine participation in flawed human history rather than its transformation. The “cardinal” claims God uses political powers like Augustus’ decree to fulfill His plan, describing Christmas as a “school of responsibility” that rejects escapism. He reduces Christ’s peace to “humble gestures” and “daily decisions,” ignoring the Kingship of Christ while lamenting regional conflicts. This modernist distortion exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic evacuation of supernatural grace from salvation history.

A traditional Catholic priest celebrating the Latin Mass during the Octave of Christmas in a reverent church setting.

Neo-Church’s Christmas Octave: Liturgical Theater Amid Apostasy

Catholic News Agency portal reports on the supposed “octave of Christmas” in the post-conciliar sect’s calendar, mentioning feasts of St. Stephen (Dec 26), Holy Innocents (Dec 28), St. John the Apostle (Dec 27), Holy Family (Dec 28), and Mary Mother of God (Jan 1). The article recommends attending “daily Mass” during this period as spiritual practice. This presentation constitutes liturgical theater devoid of supernatural substance, masking the neo-church’s abandonment of true Catholic worship.

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