Newman’s Modernist Legacy Exalted by Conciliar Sect’s Latest Antipope
The National Catholic Register, a flagship publication of the conciliar sect, publishes a hagiographic piece by Jonathan Liedl extolling the “professorial vocation” of John Henry Newman, the 19th-century Anglican convert “canonized” by the arch-modernist Jorge Bergoglio. The article centers on Newman’s The Idea of a University (1852), praising his elevation of “personal influence” over dogmatic transmission as the sine qua non of education. It culminates in the announcement that the current usurper, Robert Prevost (“Pope” Leo XIV), has declared this architect of doctrinal evolution co-patron of Catholic education alongside the Angelic Doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas. This grotesque juxtaposition exposes the conciliar sect’s definitive rupture with the Depositum Fidei: it enshrines the very poison of Modernism—evolutio dogmatum—as the norm for Catholic academia.