False spirituality

A traditional Catholic priest in liturgical vestments holding Brother Lawrence's book in a dimly lit chapel, symbolizing the critique of Bergoglian mysticism and neo-modernism.
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Bergoglian Mysticism Masquerading as Catholic Spirituality

The VaticanNews portal (December 19, 2025) features Robert Prevost (“Pope” Leo XIV) introducing a new edition of Brother Lawrence’s “The Practice of the Presence of God”, published by the conciliar sect’s publishing house. The antipope claims this 17th-century text profoundly shaped his spirituality, praising its emphasis on “continually calling God to mind” through “small acts of praise” and a “personal relationship” with God. He compares Brother Lawrence’s approach to St. Teresa of Ávila’s alleged “God of the pots and pans,” asserting this path is “accessible to all” and overcomes “every moralism.” The entire commentary reduces the supernatural life to subjective sentimentality, exemplifying the neo-modernist corrosion of Catholic asceticism.

A solemn Catholic interior with Antipope Leo XIV giving a sermon from a wooden pulpit, while a concerned Catholic man listens intently.
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Leo XIV’s Empty Rhetoric: Naturalism Masquerading as Spirituality

The Catholic News Agency portal (December 17, 2025) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s general audience address, wherein he claims “true treasure is found in the heart” rather than in material accumulation or “too much doing.” The article frames his message as a remedy for modern restlessness through inner reflection and neighborly love, quoting his assertions that “we are a heart” and must “return to the source of [our] being.”

A dimly lit kitchen with Leo XIV holding Brother Lawrence's book, contrasting mundane work with divine worship.
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The Apostate’s Guide to Spirituality: Brother Lawrence and the Vatican’s Modernist Mysticism

Catholic News Agency’s December 3, 2025 article details how the Vatican usurper Leo XIV promotes The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence as central to his spirituality. The report quotes the antipope claiming this 17th-century text exemplifies his approach of “simply giving his life to the Lord” amid challenges, including his alleged resignation during the pseudo-conclave. The article presents Brother Lawrence as a model of contemplative spirituality through mundane tasks like cooking, with quotes about finding God equally in kitchen work and Eucharistic adoration.

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