Antichurch Gaslights Faithful: Kneeling for Communion Branded Extremism by Usurper’s Dicastery

The Pillar, a media outlet operating within the conciliar sect’s structures, publishes its weekly “Friday Pillar Post” for October 30, 2026, authored by Ed Condon. The piece opens with a banal reflection on medical procedures as “humility,” proceeds to announce the “beatification” of five Franciscan missionaries by the usurper Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), reports his registration to vote in U.S. midterm elections as a “civic duty,” covers a dispute over a traditionalist pilgrimage in Rome, notes the conviction of a Polish “bishop” for failing to report abuse, previews the USCCB plenary assembly, mentions massacres of Christians in Ethiopia, and describes a meeting between the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and the antipope. The centerpiece is a defense of the Dicastery for Divine Worship’s declaration that receiving Communion kneeling and women wearing veils constitute “extremism” and “instrumentalization of the Eucharist.” The article’s thesis — that faithful Catholics should “take a breath” and accept the neo-church’s branding of perennial Catholic piety as divisive extremism — exposes the outlet’s role as a propaganda organ for the abomination of desolation occupying the Vatican.