Torreciudad Schism: Conciliar Sect’s Masonic Power Struggle Exposed
The Pillar portal reports on a canonical crisis in the Spanish diocese of Barbastro-Monzón, where “bishop” Ángel Pérez Pueyo, SOD, has threatened resignation for a second time in a dispute with Opus Dei over control of the Torreciudad Marian shrine. Alleged private letters from the late antipope Francis — leaked to the Spanish newspaper El País — purport to show his “absolute involvement” in appointing “archbishop” Alejandro Arellano as apostolic commissioner to mediate the conflict. The “bishop” demands the return of the image of Our Lady of Torreciudad from the new shrine to the medieval chapel, rejecting legal agreements from the 1960s granting Opus Dei perpetual rights. The conciliar sect’s current usurper, “pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), now faces a dilemma: enforce the commissioner’s decision favoring Opus Dei and risk appearing to repudiate Francis, or capitulate to a rebellious “bishop” and expose the vacuum of authority. This sordid spectacle of leaked correspondence, jurisdictional chaos, and clerical brinkmanship lays bare the theological bankruptcy of the post-conciliar structure.