A Heart That Sees: The Cult of Man Replaces the Worship of God
EWTN News portal reports on a carefully orchestrated event during the apostolic journey of the usurper Leo XIV to Spain, specifically at the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona. The article describes how a 13-year-old blind girl, Valentina, was presented to the antipope and the Spanish monarchs to describe the tower of Jesus Christ through touch. The narrative is saturated with sentimentalism and focuses entirely on human achievement, disability, and emotional experience, while remaining utterly silent on the supernatural truths of the Faith, the state of souls, and the crisis of faith in the Church. This event is a textbook example of the post-conciliar cult of man, where the focus is shifted from the adoration of God to the celebration of human sentiment and inclusivity, a direct fruit of the modernist revolution that has gutted the Church of its divine mission.



