Antipope Leo XIV’s Synodal Bureaucracy: Conciliar Sect’s Administrative Idolatry
The National Catholic Register portal (September 15, 2026) publishes an analysis by Andrea Gagliarducci dissecting the governance style of the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) after sixteen months of his occupation of the Vatican. The article frets over the absence of a consistory, curial appointments, and “corrections” to the Bergoglian revolution, while noting the continued metastasization of the synodal bureaucracy under the guise of “communion” and “collegiality.” It cites the “baby bishops” course, the synodal working groups (Groups 6 and 7), and the timid criticisms of “Bishop” Fredrik Hansen of Oslo and “Auxiliary Bishop” Rob Mutsaerts as evidence of a living debate. The thesis is clear: the conciliar sect’s administrative paralysis is not a bug but a feature of its democratic apostasy.