Hindu Nationalism Exposes Conciliar Sect’s False Martyrdom Narrative in India
The EWTN News portal reports that ten members of the conciliar sect in India were released on bail after 104 days of imprisonment under Rajasthan’s anti-conversion law, following an incident where Hindu activists disrupted a Novus Ordo service in a village chapel. The article frames this as a victory for religious freedom and a testament to the “faith” of the detained, quoting the local “bishop” and “priest” of the post-conciliar hierarchy. This narrative conceals the theological reality: the conciliar sect’s embrace of religious liberty has rendered it defenseless against the very secular and pagan powers it sought to accommodate, and its sufferings are not martyrdom for the Faith but the inevitable consequence of its apostasy from the Social Kingship of Christ.