Gibson’s Gory Spectacle Returns: Conciliar Sect Exploits Passion for Profit and False Resurrection Narrative
The National Catholic Register portal reports that Mel Gibson’s 2004 film *The Passion of the Christ* is being re-released in theaters September 10–17, 2026, as a promotional “runway” for a projected two-part sequel, *The Resurrection of the Christ*, slated for 2027 and 2028. The article, framed by an exclusive interview with EWTN personality Raymond Arroyo, celebrates the film’s $610 million box office haul and anecdotal accounts of criminal confessions prompted by the graphic depiction of Christ’s suffering, presenting the commercial success as validation of a “hunger” for “faith-based cinema.” This mercenary recycling of the Sacred Passion as a franchise starter for a speculative, extra-scriptural “Resurrection” epic exposes the conciliar sect’s reduction of the Mysteries of Redemption to mere cinematic content for mass consumption.