The EWTN News portal reports the reception of Canon Robin Ward, a former head of a Church of England theological college, into the post-conciliar “Catholic Church.” The article presents this event as …
The “Hardness” of a Faith Without God: An Exposure of Apostasy in EWTN’s Ukraine Coverage
Summary of the Conciliar Narrative
The cited article from the EWTN news portal presents a human-interest stor…
The VaticanNews portal reports that “Pope” Leo XIV has sent a humanitarian shipment to Ukraine containing medicines and over 1,000 electric radiators, valued at over €1 million, in response to a “desp…
EWTN News reports that the Vatican and Microsoft have launched “Michelangelus,” a digital font modeled on Michelangelo Buonarroti’s handwriting, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of St. Peter’s Bas…
The EWTN News/CNA Deutsch portal reports that Bishop Heiner Wilmer of Hildesheim was elected chairman of the German Bishops’ Conference on February 24, 2026. Wilmer, a noted supporter of the controversial German Synodal Way, struck a spiritual tone in his inaugural remarks, stating his main task is “placing God at the center” and expressing hope for Vatican approval of a permanent synodal conference granting laypeople equal voting rights with bishops. This election, occurring amid Vatican warnings about schism, solidifies the German hierarchy’s commitment to a path of doctrinal revolution and ecclesial suicide. The article reveals a profound and willful rejection of the immutable Catholic faith in favor of a naturalistic, human-centered “reform” that is, in reality, the final stage of the Modernist infection condemned by St. Pius X.
The EWTN News article reports that two Spanish nuns, excommunicated for adhering to a sedevacantist position (correctly identifying the post-Pius XII Vatican as a “conciliar Church” void of legitimate authority), have been “received back into the Catholic Church” by a modern-day archbishop. This narrative, dripping with the naturalistic and mercantile language of the New Advent, is not a story of repentance but a stark illustration of the theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the entire conciliar system. It presents a false dichotomy between two schismatic positions—one sedevacantist, one conciliar—while pretending the latter is the “Catholic Church.” The article’s very framework is a masterpiece of deception, omitting the supernatural essence of the Church, the nature of jurisdiction, and the non-negotiable requirement of submission to the immutable Magisterium.
The “Spiritual Exercises” of the Apostasy: Humanistic Sentimentality Masquerading as Catholic Retreat
The cited article from the EWTN News portal (February 24, 2026) reports on the second and third m…
The “Open Home” Heresy: Naturalistic Fraternity Over Catholic Supremacy
The cited article from EWTN News, dated February 23, 2026, reports on an initiative by the apostolic vicariate of Northern Arab…
The cited article from EWTN News (February 23, 2026) reports on a dialogue in Brussels organized by the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) and European Future Talks. It quotes “Pope Leo XIV” using a tablet and features statements from COMECE adviser Friederike Ladenburger and Professor Philip McDonagh. The core warning is that faith-based voices risk marginalization as AI governance is shaped by “technical, commercial, and regulatory actors” alone. The article promotes ongoing dialogue, references the EU AI Act’s “high-risk” classifications, and aligns the initiative with the Vatican’s “Rome Call for AI Ethics” and the document *Antiqua et Nova*. It frames the ethical challenge in terms of “human dignity,” “democracy,” and “peace,” presenting the conciliar structures as legitimate partners for EU institutions under Article 17 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. The underlying thesis is that the post-conciliar Church must assert its voice in the secular forum to prevent a purely technocratic AI future.
The SSPX’s Episcopal Defiance: A Symptom of Conciliar Schizophrenia
The cited EWTN News article from February 23, 2026, reports that Cardinals Gerhard Müller and Robert Sarah, described as “prominent…
