The Vatican removes the FSSPX pilgrimage from the 2025 Jubilee calendar but maintains events for pro-LGBTQ groups such as Outreach and La Tenda di Gionata.

By contrast, the FSSPX pilgrimage, whose only “fault” is maintaining strict fidelity to the traditional Mass and the everlasting Catholic doctrine, was removed from the same calendar. This constitutes a clear sign of institutional exclusion toward a group that, even in its canonical irregularity, strives to preserve the integrity of the faith.

The statement by Archbishop Rino Fisichella, according to which “we include all those who ask us to experience the faith,” reflects a notion of “indiscriminate inclusivity” that forgets that the Church is not merely a space for cultural dialogue, but the Mystical Body of Christ entrusted with safeguarding revealed truth.Inclusivity cannot be achieved at the cost of betraying perennial teaching because, otherwise, the Jubilee risks becoming a spectacle of religious pluralism where everything has a place, except Catholic tradition.

This is a new “irenism,” already condemned by Pius XII in the encyclical Humani Generis (1950), which denounced the temptation to dilute doctrine to adapt to the times.

The tacit acceptance of the pro-LGBTQ agenda in an official event of the universal Church represents a scandal in the theological sense because, as many conservative expositors understand, it leads the faithful into error by presenting as legitimate that which is contrary to divine law.

Such a stance erodes the credibility of ecclesiastical authority and sows confusion in souls.On the other hand, the marginalization of the FSSPX, instead of building bridges toward its canonical regularization, confirms the perception that the current Vatican prioritizes political correctness over orthodoxy.

It is paradoxical that those who seek to preserve tradition are harshly condemned while privileged space is granted to those who subvert it from within.Sacred Scripture and the Magisterium are clear that homosexual relations are gravely contrary to natural law and can never receive any blessing.

Promoting them in an ecclesiastical context is an act of practical apostasy; on the contrary, the duty of a Catholic is to maintain fidelity to the teaching of Christ and the Church of all time.

This is why it is seen that the 2025 Jubilee is shaping up as a sign of these times where the institutional Church, in the name of inclusion, publicly legitimizes movements that contradict its own moral doctrine, while refusing to give visibility to those, like the FSSPX, who cling to the faith transmitted through generations.

This double standard constitutes a confusion in the mission of the Church, which does not consist in pleasing the world, but in proclaiming the truth of Christ. The only coherent response for traditional Catholics is to reaffirm the immutable teaching of the Church and denounce, with charity but with firmness, any form of complicity with error.