Therapeutic Deception Replaces Supernatural Vocation in Conciliar Dating Advice
The National Catholic Register, a flagship organ of the conciliar sect, publishes an interview with Elizabeth Busby, a lay therapist and founder of the “Discerning Marriage” initiative at the Theology of the Body Institute. The piece, dated July 6, 2026, presents a psychologized, subjectivist framework for vocational discernment that entirely evacuates the supernatural order, replacing the rights of God and the immutable laws of the Church with therapeutic self-actualization and modernist “accompaniment.” The article is a masterclass in the hermeneutic of rupture: it cites antipopes as authorities, promotes a novel “theology of the body” unknown to Tradition, and treats the sacrament of Matrimony as a project of human compatibility rather than a divine vocation ordered to the glory of God and the procreation of children for heaven.






