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A Vatican doctrinal official offered coca leaves to Mother Earth in Cusco. Francis defended her idols. Robert Prevost once knelt inside her rite. Vatican media buried the evidence.
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La Razón says Leo reviewed Roche’s anti–Latin Mass paper unchanged. Kwasniewski answered with a “Sede Inc.” sneer and demanded Catholics ignore the government before their eyes.
A filmed blessing, Amoris at ten, rainbow German appointments, and women at the altar show the revolution moving forward while Rome poli
As Leo prays with Brandon Johnson, Salzburg trains parishes in queer pastoral care, Paglia admits the moral rewrite, and Rome threatens the SSPX, Trad Inc says: relax.
Leo XIV Appoints a Bishop Who Says Catholicism Is Not Superior, Empowers Bureaucrats to Remove Monastic Superiors, and Becomes the “Moral Compass” of Spain’s Socialists
Bishop Stowe baptizes New Ways Ministry as the work of the Holy Spirit while Germany ritualizes contradiction, Munich privatizes celibacy, and France turns the sanctuary into a reception hall.
For Catholics waiting in the Cenacle between Christ’s visible departure and the coming of the Holy Ghost.
Bamberg rents out Darth Vader for worship, Jesuits hand Xavier’s birthplace to yoga and Krishna, and the Synodal machine smears Courage while reopening gay “marriage” as something to be “discerned.”
A papal audience gets ABBA, synod reports reopen gay “marriage” and democratize bishop-picking, while Cardinal Sarah tells the SSPX to fast, pray, and wait for Rome to finish the job.
Leo XIV prepares an encyclical on AI, peace, and international law while Amoris Laetitia remains untouched, sacrilege is indulged, and former compromisers begin to admit the obvious.
Washington profiles traditional Catholics, Germany turns seminaries into therapy labs, Rome hands families a compost bin, and the daughters of the Carmelites of Compiègne prepare to leave forever
As Leo repeats his modernist reading of John 6, Rome probes Benedict’s resignation, pro-lifers demand repentance, and new questions swirl around the January consistory.
