The indicated URL points to an encyclical attributed to John XXIII and hosted on the official portal of the conciliar establishment, but the page itself returns “Not Found,” symbolically mirroring the doctrinal void, ambiguity, and rupture characteristic of his so‑called magisterium and of the entire conciliar revolution he initiated. This missing document is not a neutral technical error; it is an apt image of a pseudo‑pontificate whose social teaching dislocates Catholic doctrine from the Kingship of Christ and bends it toward naturalism, humanism, and the cult of temporal “development” detached from the integral reign of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Absent Text as Manifest Symptom of an Absent Faith
The situation is externally simple: a URL on the official site of the neo‑church, allegedly hosting John XXIII’s encyclical “Mater et Magistra” (15 May 1961), yields an error message. Internally and symbolically, however, this is the distilled portrait of the conciliar sect:
– A “pontiff” (John XXIII) whose election, doctrine, and praxis prepare and inaugurate the conciliar revolution.
– A social program in his texts that systematically downplays, dilutes, or relativizes the absolute, public, and juridical Kingship of Christ over societies, as taught infallibly and constantly by true popes, and shifts toward “human progress,” “economic development,” and “global solidarity.”
– A digital monument (vatican.va) where the supposed doctrinal foundations of this new orientation prove literally inaccessible, unstable, and self‑erasing: theology by broken link.
From the perspective of integral Catholic faith, this void is not accidental. It reveals the inner nature of the so‑called teaching of John XXIII and his successors: a non‑doctrine that can be moved, hidden, corrected, sentimentalized, and continually re‑edited, because it does not rest on the *depositum fidei* (deposit of faith), but on historical accommodation and political utility.
Factual Level: What This “Not Found” Reveals About the Conciliar Program
The text displayed is:
Not Found The requested URL /content/jan-xxiii/la/encykliki/dokumenty/hf_j-xxiii_enc_15051961_mater.html was not found on this server.
This minimal datum, in its specific context (official conciliar portal, supposed encyclical of John XXIII), has concrete implications:
1. The conciliar establishment presents John XXIII as a “pope” and his encyclicals as magisterial pillars, yet it does not even reliably preserve or serve the referenced document in this instance. When the neo‑church proclaims the epoch‑making importance of these texts but treats them as disposable web objects, it betrays its own lack of supernatural seriousness.
2. The URL structure (/jan-xxiii/la/encykliki/dokumenty/) clearly situates this document within the corpus of official acts of the conciliar sect. According to the directives we follow, this immediately triggers *AD mode*: we treat “Mater et Magistra” (whether or not that concrete file loads) as part of the antichurch’s documentary complex that must be theologically and doctrinally disassembled.
3. Historically and verifiably, an encyclical “Mater et Magistra” dated 15 May 1961, attributed to John XXIII, does exist in the conciliar narrative. Even if this particular Latin file yields an error, the text is publicly known from other instances on the same domain and from printed editions. Therefore:
– We are not dealing with a legend, but with an actual pseudo‑magisterial act of an antipope.
– The absence of the file at the provided address does not hinder us from evaluating, from pre‑1958 doctrine, what “Mater et Magistra” in substance represents: a decisive step in dissolving authentic Catholic social doctrine into sentimental humanism and proto‑globalism.
4. Because the conciliar sect claims continuity, every such text must be measured against the unchanging doctrine clearly articulated, for example, by:
– Pius IX in the *Syllabus of Errors* (1864), who condemns religious indifferentism, the sovereignty of the State as source of rights, and the separation of Church and State.
– Leo XIII, who affirms that civil authority and social order must be explicitly subject to Christ and His Church, not to democratic voluntarism or abstract “human rights.”
– Pius XI in *Quas Primas* (1925), who teaches that true peace and order are possible only under the social reign of Christ the King, and that public life must recognize His rights.
– Pius X in *Lamentabili sane exitu* and *Pascendi*, who denounces Modernism, the evolution of dogma, historicism, and naturalistic reinterpretation of Revelation.
Measured against this, the encyclical “Mater et Magistra” (as actually known in the conciliar sphere) is doctrinally suspect at its root. The missing file simply dramatizes a deeper absence: the absence of Catholicity.
Linguistic Level: Bureaucratic Humanitarianism Against Theocentric Clarity
While the text itself is not loaded in the error page, the known style and lexicon of John XXIII’s social encyclical are matters of record and can be critically assessed in light of integral doctrine:
– Instead of the virile, precise condemnation of errors typified by the *Syllabus* and *Lamentabili*, John XXIII’s language is saturated with phrases like “signs of the times,” “social progress,” “community of nations,” and **ambiguous appeals to universal human fraternity**. These terms, in themselves, are not intrinsically evil, but in his usage they function as solvents: theology is submerged under sociology, sin under “structures of injustice,” Redemption under “integral development.”
– Such rhetoric systematically avoids, relativizes, or dilutes:
– The necessity of belonging to the Catholic Church for salvation.
– The obligation of states to profess the true religion and to submit their laws to Christ the King.
– The reality of mortal sin, divine judgment, Hell, and the primacy of the supernatural order.
This stands in direct conflict with previous magisterial language:
– Pius XI thunders that peace cannot shine on nations so long as individuals and states “renounce and do not wish to recognize the reign of our Savior” (Quas Primas). There is no talk of a neutral, pluralist “community of nations” where all religions cohabit on equal footing.
– Pius IX condemns as errors the very principles that later conciliar and pre‑conciliar modernists insinuate: that the State should be religiously neutral, that all forms of worship enjoy equal rights, that the Roman Pontiff must reconcile himself with liberalism and “modern civilization.”
The contrast is not stylistic only; it is doctrinal. A magisterium that truly believes in the exclusive Kingship of Christ speaks like Pius IX and Pius XI. A “magisterium” that is ashamed of that Kingship hides behind bureaucratic humanitarianism.
Theological Level: Systematic Subversion of Catholic Social Doctrine
From the perspective of integral Catholic faith, we must unmask three key theological deformations inherent in the “Mater et Magistra” paradigm and reflected in the conciliar sect’s handling of such documents.
1. Horizontalization of the Church’s Mission
The authentic doctrine, reaffirmed before 1958, is clear:
– The Church is a *perfect society* (*societas perfecta*), endowed by Christ with full rights, independent of civil power (Pius IX, Syllabus, propositions 19–21 rejected).
– Civil authority must recognize the true religion and conform its laws to the divine and natural law; the Church claims public rights, not mere private tolerance (Leo XIII, Pius XI).
– Salvation is found only in the Catholic Church; other “religions” are not parallel paths but errors to be rejected.
The “Mater et Magistra” ethos, however, diverts attention:
– Away from the necessity of conversion and submission to the Church,
– Toward “development,” “social equality,” “international cooperation,” and technocratic management of temporal affairs.
This practical naturalism is a betrayal of *Quas Primas*, where Pius XI warns that public apostasy—removal of Christ and His law from public life—produces war, discord, and social dissolution, and prescribes as remedy the explicit public recognition of Christ’s Kingship, not neutral cooperation among religions or ideologies.
2. Undermining the Supernatural Primacy
The integral Catholic view holds:
– Gratia praesupponit naturam et perficit eam (grace presupposes and perfects nature), but does not dissolve into nature.
– The Most Holy Sacrifice, the sacraments, the state of grace, and submission to revealed truth are the true engines of social restoration.
Conciliar social doctrine, prefigured in “Mater et Magistra,” operates inversely:
– It implies natura sufficit (nature suffices) in practice: if only economic systems are balanced, if only human rights are respected, peace and justice will flourish.
– The sacraments and supernatural life recede into pious ornaments, subordinate to the “real work” of activism, dialogue, and policy.
This inversion is exactly what Pius X condemned in *Lamentabili*: reducing dogmas to expressions of religious experience, subordinating doctrine to practical activism, and adapting faith to contemporary demands.
3. Preparation for the Cult of Man and Religious Liberty
John XXIII’s orientation in “Mater et Magistra” and his opening to “aggiornamento” are not the flowering of tradition but its repudiation. They lead straight to:
– The false doctrine of religious liberty of Vatican II’s *Dignitatis Humanae*, contradicting the perennial teaching that error has no rights and that the State must honor the true religion.
– The blasphemous cult of man solemnized under Paul VI and deepened by subsequent antipopes, culminating in the current usurper, Leo XIV, whose entire pseudo‑magisterium is one protracted apology to the world and a war against any residue of the Reign of Christ.
To put it succinctly: “Mater et Magistra” is one of the transitional texts transforming Catholic social doctrine—ordered around Christ the King and His Church—into a humanitarian manifesto compatible with masonic “universal brotherhood,” condemned by Pius IX as emanating from the “synagogue of Satan.”
Symptomatic Level: The Broken Link as Theological Icon
The error message “Not Found” is more than an HTTP status. It is a theological icon of the neo‑church.
1. Doctrinal Inconsequence and Manipulability
A Church conscious of guarding divine Revelation does not treat papal documents as mutable website elements. The conciliar sect, however:
– Moves, edits, and selectively translates its own texts.
– Prefers pastoral fog to precise anathemas.
– Evolves interpretations without ever admitting contradiction, using the Modernist tactic condemned by Pius X: change substance under the guise of “development.”
The missing file is fitting: their “magisterium” is essentially revisable content management.
2. Inability to Confess the Kingship of Christ
The pre‑1958 magisterium speaks with sovereign clarity:
– Pius XI: “We must seek the peace of Christ in the Kingdom of Christ.” Peace is inseparable from explicit social submission to Christ.
– Pius IX: States denying the Church’s rights or embracing religious indifferentism are in grave error.
The conciliar sect cannot and will not speak thus. It prefers:
– “Dialogue” instead of mission.
– “Pluralism” instead of the one true Church.
– “Human rights” divorced from the rights of God.
“Not Found” is exactly the verdict when one seeks within their system the unadulterated doctrine of Christ the King.
3. The Logic of the Antichurch
This case also reveals key traits of the paramasonic structure occupying the Vatican:
– Substitutio: authentic papal authority is replaced by a line of antipopes beginning with John XXIII. Their “documents” are instruments of subversion, not guardians of the deposit of faith.
– Simulation: They simulate continuity—hosting documents under categories like “encyclicals”—while injecting principles explicitly condemned by true popes.
– Dissolution: Over time, the clarity of their texts must be softened, hidden, relativized, because any stable formulation reveals the break with prior doctrine. Thus: broken links, selective quotes, pastoral paraphrases.
The “Mater et Magistra” mentality is indispensable for the conciliar sect because it allows it to:
– Embrace the world system (liberal, masonic, globalist) without overtly denying past teaching; instead, the older teaching is silently archived, then “not found” in practice.
Exposure of Spiritual Bankruptcy: Silence on the Supernatural Order
Even without the body of the text in the error page, we can state with doctrinal certainty what condemns this entire pseudo‑magisterial line:
– There is no uncompromising proclamation of:
– The necessity of the Catholic Church for salvation.
– The duty of rulers to profess the Catholic faith.
– The mortal danger of heresy, apostasy, and modernist errors.
– The centrality of the Most Holy Sacrifice as propitiatory, and the objective guilt of those who pervert or abandon it.
– There is no serious warning against:
– Freemasonry and its program of secular, egalitarian, religiously indifferent states, specifically unmasked by Pius IX as the “synagogue of Satan.”
– Modernism and its deformation of dogma, singled out by Pius X as the “synthesis of all heresies.”
Silence here is probative. Qui tacet consentire videtur (he who is silent is seen to consent), in the moral sense: persistent omission of essential truths in favor of worldly language manifests adherence to a different gospel. This silence is the gravest accusation.
Against Both Modernist “Clergy” and Lay Rebellion
From the perspective of integral Catholic faith, two errors must be destroyed simultaneously:
1. Modernist “Clergy” as Architects of Apostasy
Those who, after 1958, occupied Catholic structures, beginning with John XXIII, are:
– Not guardians of the deposit of faith, but propagators of doctrines and practices condemned by previous popes.
– Guilty of leading souls away from the Kingship of Christ toward:
– Interreligious syncretism,
– Naturalistic activism,
– The cult of man and of “human dignity” abstracted from God.
They have replaced the *Unbloody Sacrifice of Calvary* with ritual simulations contaminated by Protestant and masonic theology. Their “encyclicals,” including “Mater et Magistra,” function as ideological roadmaps for this subversion.
2. Lay and Anticlerical Self-Judgment as a False Alternative
However, the answer is not democratization or lay doctrinal sovereignty:
– Authentic authority belongs to the true Church, founded by Christ and perpetuated through valid apostolic succession, through bishops and priests who adhere to the perennial Magisterium.
– Any attempt by laity to constitute themselves as autonomous arbiters of doctrine, outside and against the divinely instituted hierarchy of the true Church, reproduces the rebellion of Protestantism and Modernism from another angle.
The solution is:
– Return to the immutable doctrine publicly and consistently taught before 1958.
– Adherence to valid sacraments and validly ordained priests who reject the conciliar sect and its pseudo‑magisterium.
– Submission to God’s law above human laws, rejecting both the modernist clergy’s betrayal and liberal society’s idolatry of the State and the individual.
Christ the King Against the Global Cult of Man
Finally, the entire “Mater et Magistra” paradigm and its later conciliar elaborations must be weighed against the luminous standard of *Quas Primas*:
– Pius XI condemns secularism and laicism as a “plague” and proclaims that only the recognition of Christ’s royal authority—by individuals, families, and states—can restore true order.
– He requires public veneration of Christ the King and the subordination of legislation, education, and public life to His law.
Set this beside the ethos rooted in John XXIII and enforced by his successors:
– Promotion of religious liberty understood as a civil right for error.
– Praise of secular, pluralist states that refuse to recognize the Catholic Church as the true Church.
– Participation in interreligious spectacles that place the true God and idols on an equal platform.
– Silence on the rights of Christ in politics, economics, and international life; incessant discourse on “human dignity,” “dialogue,” and “cooperation.”
This is not development; it is repudiation. It is not a deepening of Catholic social doctrine, but its reduction to **naturalistic humanism**, harmonizing perfectly with the agenda of Freemasonry repeatedly denounced before 1958.
Therefore, the missing URL is almost providential: whoever looks there for Catholic doctrine finds, fittingly, nothing. For Catholic doctrine, one must look to what the conciliar establishment buries: Pius IX, Leo XIII, Pius X, Pius XI, Pius XII; the dogmatic condemnations of liberalism, indifferentism, Modernism, and every attempt to enthrone man where Christ must reign.
Any serious Catholic conscience, confronted with this contrast, is obliged:
– To repudiate the pseudo‑pontifical acts of John XXIII and his successors as non‑binding emanations of a conciliar anti‑magisterium.
– To restore in belief and practice the unchanging doctrine that proclaims: Christ is King, His Church alone has divine authority, and all nations and laws must submit to Him—or perish in their own fabricated “rights.”
Source:
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Date: 11.11.2025