Philippine Bishops Demand Impeachment Trial While the Conciliar Sect Collapses Into Political Theater
The National Catholic Register reports that the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), through its president Archbishop Gilbert Garcera of Lipa, has urged the Philippine Senate to proceed with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. The House of Representatives voted 257–25 to impeach Duterte for the second time on May 11, 2026, forwarding Articles of Impeachment alleging misuse of 612.5 million pesos in confidential funds, unexplained wealth accumulation, bribery, and threats to kill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the First Lady, and former House Speaker Martin Romualdez. The bishops called on senators to “abide by what the Constitution directs” and urged Filipinos to remain vigilant throughout the proceedings. Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos issued a separate statement similarly calling for public monitoring of the trial. The Senate, acting as an impeachment court, requires a two-thirds vote (16 of 24 senators) for conviction and removal from office. A previous impeachment attempt in February 2025 was voided by the Supreme Court on constitutional grounds. That the conciliar sect’s hierarchy in the Philippines has inserted itself into a sordid political impeachment drama — involving allegations of corruption, bribery, and murderous threats between rival factions of the ruling class — while the faithful languish without the true sacraments, sound doctrine, and the social reign of Christ the King, is a damning indictment of an institution that has utterly abandoned its supernatural mission.

