May 2026

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The Sinking Ship of Spain: Bishops Abandon Dogma for Dialogue and Managerial Despair

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National Catholic Register portal reports that the Spanish Bishops’ Conference, in a document titled “Set Out on the Journey” published ahead of “Pope” Leo XIV’s visit, has outlined seven pastoral priorities for 2026-2030. The document, born from a “conversation in the Spirit” — the same synodal method condemned as a neo-pagan exercise — admits that only 8 million of Spain’s 45 million inhabitants attend “Mass” regularly, and that the era of cultural Catholicism is over. Instead of calling for repentance, the sacramental life, and the Social Reign of Christ the King as demanded by *Quas Primas*, the bishops propose a program indistinguishable from secular NGO management, interreligious dialogue based on the condemned principle of religious liberty, and the integration of Catholic immigrants as a mere “opportunity” to rejuvenate dying communities. The document is a confession of total apostasy: it substitutes the supernatural mission of the Church — the salvation of souls through the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the sacraments — with a naturalistic, horizontal program that implicitly accepts the shipwreck of the Faith in Spain as irreversible and merely seeks to manage the debris.

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The “Margins” as Center: How Leo XIV’s African Journey Exposes the Conciliar Church’s Inversion of Catholic Mission

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The EWTN News portal reports on the reflections of various “bishops” across Africa regarding the first year of the pontificate of the usurper Robert Prevost, known as Leo XIV. The article highlights his recent apostolic visit to Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, framing it as a “defining moment” of his ministry. The “bishops” emphasize themes such as “dialogue,” “reconciliation,” “missionary outreach,” “justice,” and “peace,” while also noting the pope’s focus on the “peripheries” of the Church. Bishop Christian Carlassare of South Sudan is quoted extensively, stating that the journey “reversed the perspective” by making the “so-called ‘margins’ become the center,” and that “mission is increasingly a circular movement of mutual giving and receiving.” Bishop Charles Sampa Kasonde of Zambia reflects on the pope’s engagement with Christian-Muslim relations, stating that it “opens up also the interaction with our brothers and sisters, the Muslims, in appreciating what religion stands for.” Bishop Diego Ramón Sarrió Cucarella of Algeria describes the visit as a “moment of fraternity, peace, and spiritual encouragement,” emphasizing the pope’s words on “dialogue, reconciliation, the dignity of every human person, and the importance of building bridges.”

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Leo XIV’s Marian Pilgrimage: A Year of Usurpation Under the Banner of Naturalistic Peace

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National Catholic Register portal reports on May 8, 2026, that the usurper Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) marked the first anniversary of his illegitimate election with a pilgrimage to Pompei and Naples, Italy. The article describes his celebration of Mass for 20,000 people, his focus on the Rosary, and his calls for peace and justice. This event, far from being a genuine act of Catholic piety, is a calculated display by the conciliar sect to reinforce its apostate narrative, substituting the supernatural reign of Christ the King with a naturalistic plea for worldly peace and social harmony, while completely ignoring the true state of the Church and the eternal souls perishing under its modernist leadership.

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Spanish Bishops Embrace Apostasy While the Faithful Flock Vanishes

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Just weeks before the apostolic visit of the antipope Leo XIV to Spain, the Spanish Bishops’ Conference (CEE) released a document titled “Set Out on the Journey,” which establishes seven pastoral priorities for the 2026–2030 period. The document, approved in November 2025 but published only after the April meeting, was crafted using the same “conversation in the Spirit” method employed during the Synod on Synodality — that disgraceful parody of genuine ecclesiastical governance. The Spanish prelates openly admit that of Spain’s 45 million inhabitants, only about 8 million attend Sunday Mass regularly, and they lament that “the era — firmly established for centuries — in which we would say, ‘I am Catholic because I was born in Spain,’ has passed.” Yet rather than calling for the integral proclamation of the Gospel, the sacramental life, and the social reign of Christ the King, the document reveals the full extent of the conciliar sect’s capitulation to secularism, religious indifferentism, and the dissolution of Catholic identity into humanitarian nongovernmental activism.

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Papal Pizza and Pontifical Pontificating: The Triumphalism of the Conciliar Sect

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EWTN News portal reports: On May 8, 2026, the individual occupying the Vatican throne, Robert Prevost (referred to in the text as “Pope Leo XIV”), visited the cities of Pompeii and Naples to mark the first anniversary of his usurpation of the papal office. The article describes his veneration of a statue of the Virgin at the Pontifical Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary of Pompeii, his “concelebration” of the “Eucharist,” and his interactions with crowds, culminating in the presentation of a “personalized Neapolitan pizza.” The tone is one of triumphant celebration, portraying the occupier as a beloved pastor and the conciliar structures as the true Church. This article is a textbook example of the conciliar sect’s substitution of naturalistic triumphalism and pagan syncretism for the supernatural reality of the Catholic Church, revealing the abomination of desolation sitting in the temple of God.

Solemn funeral scene of Michael Bransfield, former bishop of Wheeling-Charleston, under stormy skies, reflecting scandal and lack of repentance.
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The Death of an Accused Prelate Exposes the Rot Within the Conciliar Sect

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National Catholic Register reports that Michael Bransfield, the former “bishop” of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, died on May 7, 2026, at the age of 82. Bransfield had been accused of a pattern of sexual harassment and significant financial malfeasance. The diocese issued a statement urging prayers for the repose of his soul, a standard practice even for those whose lives ended under a cloud of scandal. His funeral and burial were notably barred from taking place in West Virginia, ordered by his successor, Mark Brennan, following an investigation that revealed an “extravagant and lavish lifestyle” funded by diocesan money.

Antipope Leo XIV addressing a crowd in Naples' Piazza del Plebiscito, emphasizing social renewal without supernatural truth.
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Leo XIV in Naples: A “Workshop of Peace” Built on the Ruins of Catholic Truth

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VaticanNews portal reports on May 8, 2026, that on the first anniversary of his pontificate, the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) made a pastoral visit to Pompeii and Naples, Italy. Addressing an estimated 50,000 people in Naples’ Piazza del Plebiscito, alongside civil authorities and “Cardinal” Domenico Battaglia, Leo XIV launched an appeal for social renewal, unity, and a peace “rooted in justice and lived in daily life.” He described Naples as a city marked by both beauty and deep wounds, drawing a parallel to the disciples of Emmaus. He addressed social issues like unemployment, inequality, and organized crime, praising “everyday heroes” and the “Church’s” role in education. Central to his address was the vision of Naples as a “workshop of peace,” where reconciliation is built through daily acts of justice and charity. He also promoted Naples as a platform for “intercultural and interreligious dialogue,” highlighting the welcoming of migrants and refugees as an “opportunity for encounter,” and emphasized young people as “protagonists of renewal.” He concluded by entrusting Naples to the Virgin Mary and San Gennaro. This address, replete with naturalistic concerns and void of supernatural truth, epitomizes the conciliar sect’s systematic reduction of the Church’s mission to mere humanitarianism, abandoning the salvation of souls for a worldly “peace” that denies the absolute Kingship of Christ.

Portrait of Michael Bransfield, former "bishop" of Wheeling-Charleston, surrounded by symbols of corruption in a decaying cathedral.
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The Lavish Living “Bishop” Dies Unrepentant — No One Mentions His Eternal Soul

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EWTN News (May 8, 2026) reports the death of Michael Bransfield at age 82, the former “bishop” of the “Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston,” West Virginia, who was credibly accused of a “consistent pattern” of sexual harassment of adults, financial malfeasance involving millions of dollars in diocesan funds, and an “extravagant and lavish lifestyle” starkly at odds with the poverty of the faithful he was supposed to serve. The article quotes the conciliar “diocese” urging prayers for the repose of his soul and noting that Pope Francis banned Bransfield from public celebration of the “Mass” and ordered nearly $800,000 in restitution. The article makes no mention whatsoever of the state of Bransfield’s soul, the reality of sin, the necessity of repentance, or the eternal consequences of unrepented mortal sin — a silence that perfectly encapsulates the spiritual bankruptcy of the entire conciliar apparatus.

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