Conciliar Bureaucracy Masks Apostasy: Landry Case Exposes Neo-Church’s Naturalistic Rot
EWTN News portal reports that “Monsignor” Roger Landry, national director of the Pontifical Mission Societies USA and a fixture of the conciliar media apparatus, has been restricted from public ministry by the Diocese of Fall River over alleged violations of “priestly codes of conduct” involving adults. The “bishop” of Fall River, Edgar Moreira da Cunha, determined “sufficient evidence exists” to impose the restriction, while Landry protests his innocence, citing “no allegations of sexual activity whatsoever” and invoking the “presumption of innocence” under “canon law.” The conciliar propaganda outlet EWTN, through its CEO Michael Warsaw, expresses “heartbreak” and demands “fairness” and “pastoral care” for all parties. This bureaucratic spectacle, replete with corporate compliance language and devoid of any supernatural vocabulary, lays bare the neo-church’s total substitution of divine law for secular administrative procedure.