Conciliar Sect’s Humanitarian Mask: Lebanese Christians Reduced to NGO Clients Amidst Silence on Christ’s Kingship
The EWTN News portal (via its ACI MENA Arabic service) reports on September 6, 2026, the plight of three Christian villages—Ain Ebel, Rmeich, and Debl—in southern Lebanon, describing their arduous “road to Calvary” through Israeli checkpoints and occupied territory to reach their homes. The piece frames the crisis exclusively through a humanitarian lens: convoys organized by Caritas Lebanon and UNIFIL, the logistical suffering of the elderly and pregnant, and the “resilience” sustained by the local clergy and the “saintly nuncio” of the usurper in Rome. The article is a masterclass in the conciliar sect’s substitution of the social reign of Christ the King with a sacralized NGOsim, proving that the post-conciliar hierarchy has abdicated its divine mandate to teach, govern, and sanctify in favor of managing temporal misery under the aegis of the Masonic world order.