February 2026 – Page 46 – Antichurch.org

Welsh Prelates’ Tepid Opposition to Assisted Suicide Bill Exposes Modernist Compromise

EWTN News reports (January 26, 2026) that two Welsh bishops – Mark O’Toole of Cardiff-Menevia and Peter Brignall of Wrexham – issued a joint statement expressing “deep concern” about the UK’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. The bill would permit assisted suicide for adults with less than six months to live. The bishops urged the Welsh Senedd to withhold consent for this legislation in devolved health matters, arguing it would endanger vulnerable people and calling instead for improved palliative care. They declared the “right response to suffering is not to hasten death,” while inviting Catholics to a day of fasting on January 26. The Welsh government maintains neutrality, claiming the vote simply allows Senedd members to voice their position.

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Conciliar Sect’s Migrant Ministry Undermines Divine Law and National Sovereignty

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The EWTN News portal (January 26, 2026) reports on the launch of “Catholic IMMpact” – a collaboration between the Hope Border Institute (HOPE) and Center for Migration Studies (CMS) to organize diocesan resistance against U.S. immigration enforcement. The initiative promotes parish training for public demonstrations, pressuring bishops to issue statements against deportations, and framing border controls as violations of “human dignity.” This program follows the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) condemnation of “indiscriminate mass deportation,” endorsed by antipope Leo XIV.

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Latin American Influence on New York’s “Archbishop”: A Modernist Departure from Catholic Tradition

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The EWTN News portal (January 26, 2026) profiles Ronald Hicks, appointed as “archbishop” of New York by antipope Leo XIV, emphasizing his work with Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) in Latin America. The article portrays Hicks as shaped by “vulnerable communities” and highlights his admiration for “St.” Óscar Romero while celebrating his relational approach to ministry. This human-centered narrative exemplifies the neo-church’s abandonment of the Church’s supernatural mission.

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Dubious Miracles and Ecumenical Agendas: St. Charbel’s Cult Under Scrutiny

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EWTN News reports two alleged miracles attributed to St. Charbel Makhlouf in 2026: an abdominal wound healing in Indiana and spontaneous tumor disappearance in Lebanon. The article presents these events as evidence of the Lebanese monk’s intercessory power, noting his canonization by Paul VI in 1977 and a recent visit by “Pope” Leo XIV (Bergoglio) to his tomb. This narrative exemplifies the theological confusion and naturalistic piety permeating the post-conciliar sect.

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Vilnius Mercy Congress Promotes Modernist Apostasy Under Guise of Piety

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The EWTN News portal (January 26, 2026) reports on the Sixth World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM 6) scheduled in Vilnius, Lithuania, presided over by “Archbishop” Gintaras Grušas. The article promotes a naturalized concept of mercy divorced from repentance and justice, centering on devotion to the false mystic Faustina Kowalska and her confessor Michał Sopoćko. Emphasis is placed on “building a city of mercy” through emotional solidarity rather than doctrinal fidelity, with explicit endorsements of antipopes John Paul II and Francis. This event exemplifies the conciliar sect’s systematic replacement of Catholic soteriology with anthropocentric sentimentality.

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Synodality and Ecumenism: A Modernist Betrayal of Catholic Unity

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EWTN News reports on the recent address by antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) during the closing of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The article highlights his promotion of “ecumenical synodal practices” and shared recitation of the Nicene Creed with non-Catholic communities in İznik, Turkey. Prevost claims that synodality must be “ecumenical” and praises Armenian Christian traditions while ignoring their schismatic status. The article concludes with Prevost’s invocation of Catholicos St. Nersès Šnorhali as a model for unity, disregarding the Armenian Apostolic Church’s formal separation from Rome since the Council of Chalcedon (451 AD).

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Leo XIV’s Ecumenical Mission: Subversion of Catholic Evangelization

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The EWTN News portal (January 25, 2026) reports on the message of “Pope” Leo XIV for World Mission Day 2026, which promotes ecumenical unity under the theme “One in Christ, United in Mission.” The article highlights his call for “spiritual communion and reconciliation among Christians” and emphasizes cooperation with other denominations while invoking the Council of Nicaea’s anniversary. This agenda fundamentally contradicts the regnum sociale Christi (social reign of Christ) as defined by Catholic tradition.

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Leo XIV’s Angelus: Gospel Distortion and Naturalistic Apostasy

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The EWTN News portal (January 25, 2026) reports on the usurper Leo XIV’s Angelus message, which reduces the Gospel to a tool for humanistic “trust” while omitting the necessity of conversion and the sovereignty of Christ the King. The address, delivered in St. Peter’s Square, emphasizes overcoming “isolation” through engagement with “all individuals, cultures, religions, and peoples”—a clear endorsement of religious indifferentism.

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Neurodivergent Sacramental Innovations Undermine Catholic Tradition

The Hollow “Pro-Life” Charade of Conciliar Compromise

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“Pro-life sentiment is rising among your peers,” said March for Life President Jennie Bradley Lichter during her keynote address at the Jan. 24 event at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

The EWTN News portal (January 24, 2026) reports on the Cardinal O’Connor Conference at Georgetown University, framing chemical abortion as the “most prominent issue” while exhibiting the bankrupt naturalism of the post-conciliar establishment. This gathering, occurring within a Jesuit institution long divorced from Catholic identity, epitomizes the conciliar sect’s reduction of divine law to political activism.