Conciliar Sect Reduces Kingship of Christ to Football Fundraiser in Indiana

The National Catholic Register, a flagship organ of the conciliar sect, reports on the tenth annual “Hunger Bowl” in Evansville, Indiana, a football rivalry between two Novus Ordo high schools, Reitz Memorial and Mater Dei, orchestrated by the local Knights of Columbus to benefit a Society of St. Vincent de Paul food pantry. The event featured a prayer from the diocesan “bishop,” Joseph Siegel, participation from “deacon” presidents of both schools, and a post-game prayer on the field with “parish priests.” Over ten years, the spectacle has raised money for temporal relief while the supernatural mission of the Church — the salvation of souls through the Missae Sacrificium and the integral profession of the Faith — is entirely absent. This anthropocentric carnival, masquerading as Catholic charity, epitomizes the laicism condemned by Pius XI: the substitution of the Regnum Christi for a humanitarian NGO.