Chicago “Priest” Removed Amid Scandals — A Symptom of the Conciliar Sect’s Moral Bankruptcy
The National Catholic Register (May 12, 2026) reports that “Father” Jose Molina of the Institute of the Incarnate Word was removed from ministry in the Archdiocese of Chicago following allegations of “improper and inappropriate conversations and communications with minors and adult women,” according to a letter from “Cardinal” Blase Cupich dated May 9, 2026. Molina was sent back to his order’s provincial house and stripped of faculties, while the archdiocese claims to have reported the matter to civil authorities. In a separate but simultaneous case, “Father” Chris Williams of the Diocese of Las Cruces, New Mexico, was relieved of all duties after allegedly conspiring to steal over 60,000 private diocesan financial records — a scheme described by “Bishop” Peter Baldacchino as exposing the diocese to “significant risk of misappropriation and theft.” These two cases, emerging within days of each other, are not isolated incidents but rather the predictable fruits of the post-conciliar revolution that has systematically destroyed clerical discipline, moral theology, and the sacred character of Holy Orders since the abomination of Vatican II.





