Leo XIV’s Theater of Victims: A Modernist Performance Masking the Real Scourge
EWTN News reports that on June 8, 2026, during his apostolic journey to Spain, the usurper Leo XIV met with six victims of abuse committed “by members of the clergy and the Church” at the apostolic nunciature in Madrid. The meeting, lasting nearly an hour, involved victims sharing “painful personal experiences” and presenting “proposals to make the Church’s response more effective.” Leo XIV “listened with affection and attention,” assured them of his closeness, and pledged that their proposals would “serve as a foundation for future efforts.” Earlier, addressing Spanish bishops, he urged response to the “scourge” of abuse “with listening, truth, justice, reparation, and an ever-more-determined commitment to prevention and a culture of care.” This carefully orchestrated performance reveals not genuine pastoral concern but the conciliar sect’s characteristic substitution of naturalistic humanism for true supernatural remedy, while systematically ignoring the doctrinal and moral rot that fertilizes such crimes.
