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Apostolic Journey to Kuwait: Ecumenical Compromise and the Eclipse of Catholic Mission
The Vatican News portal (15 January 2026) reports on the visit of Mr. Pietro Parolin to Kuwait, detailing his meetings with clergy and laity of the Apostolic Vicariate of Northern Arabia. The article emphasizes his message of “witnessing hope” through interreligious dialogue, describing the Holy Family Co-Cathedral as a center for “ecumenical and interreligious dialogue” while omitting any reference to the conversion of non-Catholics or the social kingship of Christ. Such omissions reveal the theological bankruptcy of the conciliar sect’s approach to the apostolate.
Apostolic Journey to Apostasy: Parolin’s Kuwait Visit Exposes Conciliar Betrayal
The VaticanNews portal (January 15, 2026) reports on Secretary of State “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin’s visit to Kuwait, celebrating diplomatic relations established in 1968 and the elevation of Our Lady of Arabia Church to minor basilica status by antipope “Leo XIV”. The article emphasizes “mutual respect and peaceful coexistence among religions,” citing Kuwait’s constitutional commitment to these principles and recalling past diplomatic exchanges between Kuwaiti leaders and Vatican officials.
Neo-Church’s Empty Consolation Masks Apostasy in Crans-Montana Tragedy
VaticanNews portal (January 15, 2026) reports on antipope Leo XIV’s meeting with families affected by the Crans-Montana fire that killed 40 and injured 119 on New Year’s Day. The usurper of Peter’s throne offered what the article describes as “words of faith and consolation,” stating: “Be assured of Christ’s closeness and His tenderness… He shares it and carries it with you.” The pseudo-pontiff invoked Christ’s resurrection and recommended turning to “Our Lady of Sorrows,” while avoiding any mention of repentance, judgment, or the four last things. This spectacle of empty comfort epitomizes the conciliar sect’s abandonment of the Church’s true mission: the salvation of souls through the unadulterated Catholic faith.
Bishop Chifukwa’s Naturalistic Approach to Gambling Ignores Supernatural Realities
VaticanNews portal reports (January 15, 2026) that “Bishop” Peter Adrian Chifukwa of Dedza, Malawi, warned youths against gambling during a Young Christian Workers meeting, citing economic hardships and unemployment as driving factors. The article frames gambling as a socioeconomic issue requiring practical solutions while omitting any reference to sin, sacramental remedies, or the Kingship of Christ over nations.
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