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Syncretism Masquerading as Charity: A Slovakian Archbishop’s Nativity-less Christmas
EWTN News reports on a December 2025 event in Košice, Slovakia, where “Archbishop” Bernard Bober celebrated a “Mass” with homeless persons at an “Archdiocesan Charity.” The gathering featured a gift of a wooden bench crafted by homeless individuals, described as a new “cathedra.” Bober declared that “Christmas is not just about the Nativity scene,” but about “people — getting together, acceptance, and mutual closeness.” The event included goulash, seasonal meals, and gifts marking Bober’s 75th birthday, with the charity framing it as a “call to responsibility” for public officials to address homelessness. The article notes Pope Leo XIV’s video message urging attendees to be “witnesses of communion” and “builders of bridges.”
Neo-Church’s Naturalism Masquerading as Charity in Sumatra Crisis
EWTN News reports on relief efforts by “Caritas Indonesia” following Sumatra floods that killed over 1,000 people, focusing on material aid distribution while perpetuating the conciliar sect’s ecological modernism. The December 24, 2025 article uncritically presents “Father” Fredy Rante Taruk and “Bishop” Antonius Subianto Bunjamin as legitimate Catholic authorities, despite their adherence to post-conciliar heresies. The text exemplifies how the Vatican II sect substitutes supernatural charity with secular humanitarianism, ignoring the primacy of the spiritual (Matthew 6:33) in favor of environmentalist narratives.
Lebanon’s Guinness World Record Attempt Masks Spiritual Bankruptcy
The Catholic News Agency portal reports on a 170-hour continuous Christmas hymn recital at Sacred Hearts School in Kfardebian, Lebanon, organized under the patronage of Béchara Boutros Raï, Maronite “patriarch”, and referencing antipope Leo XIV’s statement about Lebanon being “a country of joy.” The event, framed as both cultural and spiritual, seeks Guinness World Records recognition while claiming to promote national resilience. Sandra Akiki, the organizer, describes it as a “divine inspiration” involving students and diocesan structures, with strict adherence to Guinness’ technical requirements like maintaining 12 participants continuously and precise hymn intervals. This theatrical production exemplifies how conciliar sect priorities have shifted from supernatural faith to naturalistic performance art.
Bethlehem’s Empty Festivities: A Conciliar Betrayal of Christ the King
VaticanNews portal (December 24, 2025) reports on Bethlehem’s Christmas celebrations resuming after a two-year pause, featuring “Cardinal” Pierbattista Pizzaballa’s procession from Jerusalem and Mayor Maher Nicola Canawati’s statements about interfaith unity and economic revival. The article emphasizes solidarity with Gaza Palestinians and hopes for tourism recovery, while omitting all supernatural dimensions of the Nativity.
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