Conciliar Sect’s Bangladesh Pilgrimage Exposes Reliance on Fallen World
EWTN News reports on “security fears” for Catholics attending Bangladesh’s annual St. Anthony pilgrimage in Gazipur near Dhaka, scheduled days before February 12 national elections. The article cites recent attacks on Catholic institutions—November 2025 bombings at Dhaka’s St. Mary’s Cathedral and St. Joseph’s School, plus December threats against two Catholic colleges—as causes for concern. A “senior priest” anonymously admits requesting government security while claiming the event has “nothing to do with politics.” The report notes divisions among the faithful about attendance, with Protestant participant Avinash Soren insisting “it is the responsibility of the government to provide security.” Gazipur police officer Zakir Hossain confirms receiving Church requests but states no security decision has been made. This groveling before secular powers betrays the conciliar sect’s abandonment of Regnum Christi (the Kingdom of Christ).