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Antichurch Observatory Peddles Naturalistic Cosmology Over Divine Revelation

The National Catholic Register portal (October 3, 2026) reports that Christopher Graney, an adjunct scholar at the so-called “Vatican Observatory,” appeared on EWTN News Nightly to promote his book A Universe of Earths: Our Planet and Other Worlds, Copernicus to NASA (Oxford University Press, 2026). Graney argues that modern astronomy reveals Earth to be “not an ordinary place” and that “the universe is certainly not full of worlds like Earth,” contrasting this with 19th-century astronomers like the Jesuit Angelo Secchi who believed the cosmos teemed with inhabited worlds. Graney dismisses theories that the Vatican conceals evidence of extraterrestrial life as “a lot more dull” than reality. The article notes that the usurper antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) visited the Specola Vaticana at Castel Gandolfo on July 20, 2025. This report epitomizes the neo-church’s capitulation to naturalistic scientism, substituting the regnum Christi for a cosmic spectacle that diverts souls from the one thing necessary: the salvation of immortal souls through the Kingship of Christ the King.

Antipope Leo XIV Installs Modernist Gambetti at Chieti-Vasto

The EWTN News portal reports that the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” has appointed the Franciscan “Cardinal” Mauro Gambetti as “Archbishop” of Chieti-Vasto, removing him from the post of “archpriest of St. Peter’s Basilica” which he held since 2021 under the previous antipope Jorge Bergoglio (“Francis”). The outgoing “Archbishop” Bruno Forte, a notorious modernist theologian well past the canonical retirement age of 75, welcomes the transfer as a “special sign of the Lord’s benevolence.” This routine rotation of personnel within the conciliar sect exposes the absolute nullity of its hierarchy and the diabolical mimicry of ecclesiastical governance.

Vatican Observatory’s Naturalistic Gaze Obscures Christ’s Kingship Over Creation

The EWTN News portal reports that Christopher Graney, an adjunct scholar at the Vatican Observatory, claims modern astronomy reveals Earth is “not an ordinary place” and the universe is “certainly not full of worlds like Earth,” contrasting this with 19th-century beliefs exemplified by Jesuit Father Angelo Secchi. The article notes a visit by antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) to the Specola Vaticana in July 2025. This naturalistic reduction of creation to astronomical data exemplifies the neo-church’s abandonment of the supernatural order and the Social Kingship of Christ.

Antipope Leo XIV’s Lourdes Spectacle: Humanitarian Sentimentalism Masquerading as Pastoral Charity

The EWTN News portal (Catholic News Agency) reports on the visit of the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope” Leo XIV, to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes on September 27, 2026. The article centers on a staged encounter with a disabled child, Olivia Hamelin, whose father, Alexandre, effuses that the “blessing” imparted by the antipope provides “strength and hope” and that this false pontiff “radiates kindness and grace.” The piece highlights the antipope’s condemnation of euthanasia as “false compassion” while omitting any reference to the supernatural economy of grace, the necessity of the True Mass, or the dogmatic constitution of the Church. This spectacle is not an exercise of Petrine charity but a calculated media operation by the conciliar sect to legitimize its usurped authority through naturalistic humanitarianism, entirely devoid of the supernatural mission entrusted by Christ to His Church.

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