Conciliar Hierarchy Invokes Masonic Religious Liberty to Battle Assisted Suicide in Secular Courts
The National Catholic Register (EWTN) reports that the usurper “Archbishop” of New York, Ronald Hicks, has entered a federal lawsuit alongside the “Bishop” of Rockville Centre, John Barres, and several modernist female religious congregations—Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, Missionary Sisters of St. Benedict, and Little Sisters of the Poor—to block New York’s assisted suicide law. The suit, orchestrated by the Masonic-aligned legal group Becket, secured a preliminary injunction from a federal judge halting enforcement against the plaintiffs. “Archbishop” Hicks declared the conciliar sect is “guided by the compassion of Jesus” but refuses to be forced to “harm” patients, framing the battle as a defense of “religious liberty.” This legal skirmish, replicated in Illinois by the “Archdiocese of Chicago” and “Diocese of Springfield,” manifests the total bankruptcy of the conciliar hierarchy: they fight the Culture of Death not with the Sword of the Spirit (Eph 6:17) but with the writs of Caesar, invoking the condemned heresy of religious liberty as their shield.