A group of individuals calling themselves “Catholic Voices for Israel” has issued an open letter to the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV, demanding that the conciliar structure clarify its position on the moder…
EWTN News portal reports that the EWTN Global Catholic Network received more than 75 awards at the 2026 Catholic Media Awards, including 30 first-place honors across its divisions — EWTN Digital, EWTN Studios, EWTN Publishing, and EWTN News. The awards, announced at the Catholic Media Conference held June 16–19 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, recognized coverage of the death of “Pope” Francis, the election of “Pope” Leo XIV, and the lives of persecuted Christians. Michael Warsaw, chairman and CEO of EWTN, stated that the honors reflect his team’s dedication to creating opportunities for people “to encounter Jesus Christ and His Church.” The awards span categories from social media and video production to book publishing, photography, and journalism in English and Spanish. This spectacle of self-congratulation by the conciliar sect’s most powerful media apparatus reveals not fidelity to Catholic truth, but the triumph of modernist apostasy dressed in the language of evangelization.
EWTN News reports that Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, and Theophilus III, Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, visited the Gaza Strip on June 22, 2026, accompanied by Josef D. Blotz of the Order of Malta. The visit, described as a “pastoral and humanitarian” effort, aimed to show concern for Christian communities and the broader population suffering in Gaza. The patriarchs visited the Holy Family Catholic parish, met with clergy and families, and emphasized “spiritual strength, comfort, and hope.” This marks Pizzaballa’s third such visit in a year, following trips in July and December 2025. The Latin Patriarchate and Holy Family Parish were recently awarded the Antonio Feltrinelli International Prize for their humanitarian work. While framed as charity, this joint visit with an Orthodox schismatic epitomizes the post-conciliar Church’s prioritization of ecumenical spectacle over the proclamation of Catholic truth and the conversion of souls.
Pillar Catholic portal reports on the Vatican’s schedule for the June 26-27 extraordinary consistory under the direction of the usurper Leo XIV, revealing a carefully orchestrated exercise in controlled dialogue, enforced secrecy, and the perpetuation of the conciliar revolution’s methodology. The gathering, structured around small-group “conversation in the Spirit” sessions — the hallmark of the Synod on Synodality — will operate under strict confidentiality, with cardinals forbidden from speaking to the media, while only the introductory and concluding remarks of the antipope will be broadcast live. This arrangement perfectly encapsulates the neo-church’s modus operandi: the appearance of consultation masking the reality of top-down control, the suppression of genuine debate, and the reduction of the Church’s sacred governance to a managerial exercise in consensus-building. The consistory is not a gathering of the Church’s princes to deliberate on matters of faith and doctrine; it is a workshop of the conciliar sect, designed to manufacture consent for the ongoing program of demolition disguised as “synodality.”
EWTN News reports that Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Rob Manfred, in a letter to Senator Josh Hawley, admitted that the San Francisco Giants organization failed to properly communicate to players that wearing gay pride caps during the team’s June 12 “Pride Night” was optional. Three players had inscribed Bible verses on their caps—one referencing Genesis 9:12-16, in which God establishes the rainbow as a covenant sign—prompting the Giants to apologize for causing “pain and anger to many in the LGBTQ+ community” and the MLB to issue warnings. Manfred stated that the warnings were delivered before the league became aware of the communication failure, but confirmed the players “were neither fined nor disciplined, nor will they ever be.” The Department of Justice, under Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, has opened an investigation, citing a potential “double standard” given past allowances for “Black Lives Matter” messages. This incident follows the Washington Nationals firing an official for allegedly marginalizing a Catholic pitcher due to his faith.
One year after the bombing of St. Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Damascus, which killed at least 25 and injured over 100, the EWTN News portal reports on the aftermath through interviews with clergy and community members. The article presents a narrative of resilience, ecumenical solidarity, and spiritual hope—yet beneath this veneer lies a profound theological void, a refusal to confront the root causes of persecution, and a dangerous embrace of the very errors that have weakened Christianity in the Middle East for decades.
The National Catholic Register reports from Melbourne, Australia, that the Christian Brothers Oceania Province has announced its “inevitable” cessation of existence after nearly two centuries, driven by financial collapse under the weight of hundreds of millions of dollars in sexual abuse settlements. The congregation, which has paid over $480 million to victims in the past 45 years, proposes to liquidate approximately 36 properties worth $216 million to meet accelerating claims, acknowledging a “shameful and painful” history of criminal sexual abuse of children by some of its members. The 176 surviving brothers, averaging 80 years of age, face an uncertain future as the province declares itself “financially and canonically distinct” from the broader Catholic Church and unable to compel other institutions to assist. While the congregation professes that victims’ interests remain its “highest priority,” this spectacle of institutional self-destruction is not merely a tale of financial insolvency but the inevitable fruit of a religious life gutted by the conciliar revolution and the systematic abandonment of authentic Catholic formation, discipline, and the pursuit of sanctity.
The Pillar portal reports on the beatification of Sister Rani Maria Vattalil, a Syro-Malabar religious brutally murdered in India in 1995 by a hired killer, Samunder Singh, who stabbed her over 40 times on a bus after she organized the poor against usurious money-lenders. The article details how her own sister, Sister Selmy Paul, eventually visited her murderer in prison and secured his parole, welcoming him as a brother. Sister Rani was beatified on November 2, 2017. This is a story of heroic charity and forgiveness. Yet, the very portal that recounts this martyrdom is embedded in a conciliar structure that has systematically dismantled the moral theology for which she died, promoting figures like Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, who explicitly sought to destroy the essentialist moral paradigm that defined her religious life.
The National Catholic Register reports that the Dicastery for Divine Worship has formally rejected a March 30 request by the German Bishops’ Conference to permit lay faithful to deliver the homily dur…
EWTN News portal reports that the Christian Brothers Oceania Province in Melbourne, Australia, is facing an “inevitable” closure after nearly two centuries of existence, driven by the need to settle a large number of sexual abuse claims against its members. The congregation has already paid out over $480 million in the past 45 years, but an accelerating number of claims in the last decade has forced them to propose an “orderly distribution” of their remaining assets, including approximately 36 properties worth $216 million, or face liquidation. The organization stated that its history of abuse is “shameful and painful,” and that the interests of victims “remain our highest priority.” The province is “financially and canonically distinct” from the “broader Catholic Church,” meaning it cannot compel other Catholic institutions to help with the payout. The remaining 176 brothers in the province have an average age of 80.
The dissolution of this religious community is not merely a tragic consequence of individual sins, but the logical and divine chastisement for an institution that has operated within the framework of the post-conciliar neo-church for decades. When a religious order collapses under the weight of such monstrous scandals, it is the visible manifestation of a far deeper spiritual rot: the abandonment of the true Catholic faith, ascetic discipline, and the sanctification of souls, which alone protect a community from the world, the flesh, and the devil.
