Conciliar Sect Weaponizes Afrikaner Tragedy to Promote Antipope’s Naturalistic ‘Right to Remain’
The National Catholic Register portal (September 29, 2026) publishes a commentary by former U.S. diplomat and EWTN contributor Alberto M. Fernandez titled “An Inconvenient Minority.” The article exploits the genuine suffering of Afrikaners in South Africa—farm murders, race-based legislation, and governmental corruption—to advance a purely naturalistic humanitarian narrative. It favorably cites the White Cross Project Conference and, most egregiously, invokes the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) as a moral authority on the “right to remain,” quoting his June 2024 Spanish address on migrant dignity. Fernandez frames the crisis through the lens of secular geopolitics, “constitutional government,” “equal treatment,” and “decentralization,” utterly ignoring the Social Kingship of Christ. This article stands as a textbook demonstration of how the conciliar sect reduces the Church’s divine mandate to a Masonic NGO, substituting the *regnum Christi* for the “international community” and the *salus animarum* for temporal “human dignity.”