March 2026

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Chaos as Liturgy: How Post-Conciliar Narratives Sanctify Disorder

EWTN portal reports on the anniversary of Mother Angelica’s death with a nostalgic account of the chaotic circumstances surrounding her first profession of vows in 1960. The article, titled “Remembering the ‘shenanigans’ at Mother Angelica’s first vows,” describes a blizzard, a disputatious choir, a bishop arriving wet and demanding socks, a swollen hand preventing the profession ring from fitting, and the subject of the narrative referring to the day as a “real spiritual experience” where “that’s the way God works with me.” The piece concludes by highlighting her founding of the EWTN media empire. This trivialized, human-centered anecdote is presented as an edifying tale of divine providence, thereby sanctifying liturgical and disciplinary chaos and exemplifying the post-conciliar Church’s replacement of sacred tradition with sentimental humanism.

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Modernist “Beatification” Promotes Interfaith Apostasy

The Vatican News portal reports on the 30th anniversary of the murder of seven Trappist monks in Tibhirine, Algeria, in 1996. The article, dated March 27, 2026, highlights their “spirit of prayer and fraternity,” their “dialogue with Islam,” and their beatification by “Pope Francis” in 2018. It emphasizes their peaceful coexistence with Muslims and the continued management of the monastery by the Chemin Neuf Community, a charismatic group. The article concludes by presenting their legacy as one of “silence, peace, and fraternity” for pilgrims, many of whom are Algerians. This narrative, emanating from the post-conciliar structures, represents a profound betrayal of Catholic theology, using the heroic death of these men to advance the ecumenical and naturalistic agenda of the “Church of the New Advent.”

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