Conciliar Sect’s Oscar Bid: ‘Green Lava’ Serves Christless Humanitarianism as Gospel
Vatican News portal reports that a documentary short titled *Green Lava*, produced in collaboration with the Dicastery for Communication, will screen in Beverly Hills from September 18 to 24, 2026, to qualify for the Academy Awards. The film centers on Giacomo Mattivi, a young man with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, portraying his life of poetry, catechesis, and community engagement as a “lived Gospel.” Director Lia Beltrami calls it “a life lived in faith”; co-director Ali Aksu frames it as “purpose-driven storytelling”; Prefect Paolo Ruffini hails it as “an antidote to our clouded eyes.” Giacomo himself declares the Oscar pursuit a vehicle for “Pope Francis’ legacy” of “fraternity, community, and care for creation.” This spectacle exposes the conciliar sect’s total substitution of the supernatural order for a Masonic humanitarianism that wins worldly accolades while ignoring the Kingship of Christ and the necessity of grace for salvation.