Conciliar Hierarchs Shield Assets While Souls Perish: The Corporate Mentality of the Neo-Church
The National Catholic Register portal reports that a sworn deposition in the Diocese of Burlington’s federal bankruptcy proceedings alleges that then-“Bishop” Christopher Coyne — now “Archbishop” of Hartford — asked a chief financial officer applicant in 2020 to help “transfer assets” to shield them from potential abuse lawsuits, a maneuver he dismisses as “good business” and “nothing nefarious.” The “diocese” filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October 2024 facing 31 lawsuits, while Coyne oversaw a $35 million settlement in Norwich in February 2025. This sordid episode lays bare the larcenous, naturalistic mentality governing the paramasonic structure occupying the Vatican: the conciliar sect operates as a secular corporation protecting its capital, not as the Bride of Christ defending divine justice.