Catholic during the Great Apostasy

“Then they will deliver you up to tribulation and put you to death, and you will be hated by all nations for my name’s sake.”
Gospel according to St. Matthew 24,

Attacks on Christians in 2026 according to global media:

Nigeria, Mozambique, Mali: Islamic groups (such as Boko Haram, ISIS-Mozambique, al-Shabab) have murdered thousands of Christians, including 3,490 in Nigeria alone. The attacks include murders, rapes, church burnings, and forced conversions to Islam.

India: Hindu nationalist groups (RSS, BJP) attack Christians, destroying churches, beating believers, and forcing them to return to Hinduism. Between 2025–2026, the number of attacks quadrupled, and BJP leaders publicly incite hatred against Christians and Muslims.

Europe (Germany, France): Attacks by radical Islamists and secular/left-wing militias are recorded, aiming to remove Christian symbols from public spaces.

Syria, Lebanon: Islamic militias and the Islamic State attack Christians, forcing conversion or expulsion from the region. In Syria in 2026, at least 27 Christians were murdered, and churches are regularly destroyed.

Buddhists—contrary to their propagandistic image of peace-loving monks—also attack Christians:

Myanmar (Burma): Buddhist nationalism and military groups attack Christian villages, churches, and pastors, often using weapons. The goal is to eliminate Christianity from regions inhabited by ethnic minorities, such as the Chin. The attacks are systematic and have an ethno-religious character.

Sri Lanka: Buddhist extremists (e.g., Bodu Bala Sena) attack churches, destroy Bibles, vandalize prayer buildings, and intimidate Christians. The reason is fear of a “threat to Buddhist hegemony.”

India and Bangladesh:  In some regions, Buddhist radicals attack Christian communities, especially in border states (e.g., Tripura), where churches are burned and forced conversions to Buddhism occur. In Bangladesh, Buddhists collaborate with Islamists in attacks on religious minorities.

Buddhists in Asia (Myanmar, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh) use violence against Christians, motivated by religious nationalism and the desire to “purify” society of “foreign” faiths. The attacks include killings, church destruction, and forced conversions.

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Jewish settlers and extremists in Israel and the West Bank attack Christians:

Jewish settlers regularly attack Christian villages (e.g., Taybeh, Kafr Malik), burning homes, churches, and vehicles. In June 2025, three people died in such an attack, and many homes were burned.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews and religious nationalists in Jerusalem attack clergy (spitting, beating, desecrating graves, painting anti-Christian slogans on churches). Between 2024–2025, there was a significant increase in such incidents, especially in the Old City. Groups like Lehava are recognized as extremist.

Attacks intensified after the escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (since October 2023). Israeli authorities often ignore these crimes, encouraging perpetrators to continue.

International media rarely report these cases. Attacks by Jews on Christians are systematic, though less deadly than in Islamic countries. It is ridiculous to accuse Israel of inaction when those who ignore or even support such crimes in Islamic countries remain silent.



Christians are the most persecuted religion. This was foretold by our Lord Jesus Christ, so it should not surprise us that we are hated. The world hates the truth, so it is logical that it attacks Christians.

But that is not the worst. There is something more terrifying: Christians have been left without a defender. The Catholic Church, which always stood guard and intervened, now remains silent. Only occasionally does someone say something delicately, so as not to offend the murderers, and even then, they call for brotherhood in the name of a false understanding of mercy.

No one—let me repeat: no one—who does not stand in defense of Christians has the right to invoke God in any matter or use the cross as a symbol of their faith, for their father is Satan.

Even if they seem devoted believers, they are not!

Even if they repeat “God bless you” ten times a day or other Christian greetings, their soul is deceitful and unworthy of the name of our Lord Jesus Christ!

Satan is not only the father of lies but also of hypocrisy. Allying with God’s enemies in defense of the faithful of a religion whose adherents systematically murder and persecute Christians is the height of hypocrisy.

The left, especially the radical left, is a bitter enemy of the very name of our Lord Jesus Christ. There is no justification for allying with them to save the eternal enemy, the adherents of Islam. Such people— as St. John says—should not even be greeted.

Whoever is from God walks in straightforward paths in the light of day, and their mind is illuminated by the light of God’s wisdom. Evil lurks in convoluted paths, filled with darkness, and sometimes only an invisible shadow, to deceive the little ones. Everything is simple, and if someone walks crooked paths, they do not come from God.

The spiral of violence is fueled by silence about it and the impunity of the perpetrators. It is precisely silence that reveals the wolves in sheep’s clothing. The truth always frees from the shackles of lies and shows who is who.

They say that hatred blinds—it’s just strange that it only does so in one matter: the persecution of Christians. Rejected truth will always find a way to see the light of day. Defenders of Israel deflect criticism of their actions by pointing out what Muslims do to Christians. This is the only good thing to come from this conflict: the world is paying attention to the terrible fate of millions of Christians. Maybe not the world, which also hates us, but some people should wake up and face the truth. Everything happening around us is a game—and a show for the naive. The only real war that has been waged for decades is the war to erase even the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The Vatican, instead of defending, supports the persecutors, but this should not surprise us—it has long become a synagogue of Satan. Do not call the antichrist the pawn on the throne who pays homage to some Pachamama. They are just mindless puppets, marionettes following orders. Attack dogs who can only bark, and sometimes bite if someone gets too close. This is experienced by all who make even the smallest concessions to them. Evil immediately appears, such as pedophilia scandals.

Let us pray not for the henchmen of Satan—too many sheep they have killed, spiritually or physically, there is no salvation for them—but for all persecuted Christians in the world. The names of the murdered children will not be read aloud, for they are the children of Christians, and thus the world hates them. In prayer, let us pay special attention to the children—born and unborn.

Thousands of names no one will read aloud

Thousands of names that no one will read

Silence is the crime of complicity. In the eyes of God, who sees our souls, it may be the same as persecution.

Some think it does not concern them because they have become atheists, mistakenly believing that God is unnecessary to be a good person.

The world hates the Truth, but it also hates good, so their time will come too.

Arkadiusz Niewolski