Minneapolis Tragedy Exploited for Conciliar Humanism: Communion Without Christ the King
The National Catholic Register (August 27, 2026) reports on the first anniversary of the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, framing the horror during a Novus Ordo “all-school Mass” as a catalyst for “hope,” “healing,” and the construction of “communion” lauded by the local ordinary, “Archbishop” Bernard Hebda, as a fulfillment of antipope Leo XIV’s (Robert Prevost) mandate to be “builders of communion.” The piece highlights the “Rosary on the front steps,” the foot-washing of first responders on Holy Thursday, and the principal’s praise of the “beauty and innocence of our children” as the wellspring of resilience. This reportage exposes the total substitution of the supernatural order by a therapeutic, horizontalist humanism, proving the conciliar sect is incapable of interpreting suffering through the lens of the Cross, the Social Kingship of Christ, or the reality of eternal judgment.