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Vatican’s Festive Charade Masks Apostasy in Christmas Liturgies
Vatican News portal reports that antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) plans to celebrate Christmas liturgies in St. Peter’s Basilica, including a December 25 Mass not observed since John Paul II’s pontificate. The article describes a Nativity scene featuring “28,000 white ribbons bearing the names or pseudonyms of children saved from abortion” and announces the closure of the Jubilee Year on January 6, marking only the second time in history when a different antipope closes than opened the Holy Year. This theatrical display of traditionalism serves as window-dressing for the conciliar sect’s fundamental apostasy.
Vatican Hospital Visit Exposes Naturalist Substitution of Sacramental Reality
The Vatican News portal (December 24, 2025) reports on “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin’s visit to Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital, where he declared: “Jesus is born every time you welcome the smallest ones” and “every time attention is given to children and families… Jesus is born again.” The article emphasizes “human dimension” in healthcare while quoting secular poet Giovanni Papini, framing hospital work as an incarnational event. This constitutes a complete inversion of Catholic soteriology and ecclesiology.
Culinary Syncretism Masquerading as Catholic Tradition
The Catholic News Agency (CNA) portal (December 24, 2025) reports on the “Feast of the Seven Fishes,” tracing its origins to southern Italian poverty and the region’s proximity to the ocean. The article claims this tradition stems from the Catholic practice of abstaining from meat on Christmas Eve, while noting the symbolic significance of the number seven in Scripture and sacraments. It describes the meal as a multi-course seafood banquet with dishes like linguine con frutti di mare and desserts such as struffoli, framing it as a cultural heritage preserved by Italian immigrants in America.
Bishop Martin’s War on Reverence: Kneeling Banned in Charlotte Diocese
Catholic News Agency reports on December 23, 2025, about Bishop Michael Martin’s decree prohibiting altar rails and kneelers for Communion reception in Charlotte diocese effective January 16, 2026. The bishop claims standing constitutes the “normative posture” per U.S. bishops’ guidelines, dismissing kneeling as absurd despite massive lay and clerical opposition. This follows Martin’s earlier suppression of the Traditional Latin Mass, restricting it to one inadequate chapel despite the tradition-loving community producing 75% of diocesan seminarians. A diocesan priest anonymously condemns the “heavy-handed” approach causing division, while a canon lawyer’s circulating letter accuses Martin of governing by personal preference rather than Church law or tradition. The article notes parishes maintaining kneeling traditions yield disproportionate vocations compared to “mega parishes” embracing modern innovations.
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