The EWTN portal (February 3, 2026) reports the appointment of Stanislav Přibyl as “archbishop” of Prague by antipope Leo XIV. The article portrays this Redemptorist “bishop” as a “reconciliation champion” focused on overcoming societal polarization through dialogue and synodal processes. Pacem in terris (peace on earth) is sought not through the Social Reign of Christ the King but through naturalistic conflict resolution techniques.
Vatican News portal (February 3, 2026) reports Philippine “bishops” urging dioceses to strengthen committees against human trafficking ahead of the February 8 observance established by antipope Bergoglio. The conciliar sect’s statement identifies poverty and digital platforms as root causes while calling for “conversion of hearts” alongside government collaboration, omitting any reference to the Social Kingship of Christ as the sole remedy for societal evils.
VaticanNews portal (February 3, 2026) reports on UNICEF’s warning that 450,000 children in South Sudan face acute malnutrition amid violence in Jonglei State, citing displacement of 250,000 people since early 2026. Noala Skinner, UNICEF’s representative, appeals for “rapid, unimpeded, and safe access for humanitarian aid” while lamenting looting of supplies and closure of 17 health facilities. The report frames the crisis through secular humanitarian metrics—malnutrition rates, supply shortages, and cholera risks—while ignoring the theological root of societal collapse: nations rejecting Christ the King.
EWTN News reports on new research suggesting that 11th-century Benedictine monk Eilmer of Malmesbury recognized Halley’s Comet’s cyclical reappearance six centuries before Edmond Halley’s scientific confirmation. The article frames this as a historical curiosity while perpetuating Enlightenment-era prejudices about medieval “superstition” versus modern “science.”
Vatican News portal (February 3, 2026) reports on an alleged migrant disaster where “nearly 1,000” persons are missing after boats departed Tunisia during Cyclone Harry. The article uncritically parrots NGO claims accusing Italian and Maltese authorities of insufficient rescue efforts while promoting “humanitarian actors” demands for “truth and accountability”. This secular narrative deliberately ignores the radix malorum (root of evils): mankind’s rebellion against Christ the King’s social reign.
The EWTN News portal (February 3, 2026) reports on three Irish youths—Luke Doogue, Neil Patterson, and Stephen Patterson—who replaced the secular “12 pubs of Christmas” with visiting 12 churches for Sunday Mass, later expanding to 40. While framed as a revival of faith, the article reduces the Most Holy Sacrifice to a social activity, measuring it by worldly standards like homily length and “experience.”
EWTN News (February 3, 2026) reports that James Olson, retired CIA Chief of Counterintelligence, addressed the Legatus Summit—a gathering of executives affiliated with the conciliar sect—defending espionage as morally compatible with Catholicism. Olson invoked Old Testament narratives and distorted Thomistic principles to justify systematic lying, theft, and deception in intelligence operations. The event, hosted at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara in Santa Barbara, California, included other speakers such as former HUD secretary Ben Carson and former Google executive Vic Gundotra.
EWTN News reports the opening of a sainthood cause for Adele Brice (1831-1896), a Belgian immigrant to Wisconsin who claimed three Marian apparitions – the only U.S. “approvals” granted by post-conciliar authorities. The February 2, 2026 article describes “Bishop” David Ricken of Green Bay promulgating the decree during vespers at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, emphasizing Brice’s perseverance despite physical disabilities and her alleged post-apparition educational work. The shrine at Champion reportedly attracts 200,000 annual visitors, with claims of physical healings and moral conversions.
The EWTN News portal reports that approximately 70,000 young people participated in a January 31 pilgrimage to the Christ the King monument on Cubilete Hill in Guanajuato, Mexico. Organized by the “Witness and Hope” movement, the event commemorated the centenary of the Cristero War (1926-1929), wherein Catholics resisted anti-clerical persecution. “Bishop” Víctor Aguilar Ledesma of Celaya declared the massive turnout disproves claims of youth disaffection from the “Church,” while “Archbishop” Joseph Spiteri, Vatican nuncio, urged pilgrims to become “seeds of hope” transforming society. The gathering constitutes one of Mexico’s largest religious events in decades, celebrated as evidence of vibrant faith among youth.
EWTN News reports that USCCB leaders Edward Burns, Daniel Thomas, and Elias Zaidan issued a statement supporting expanded State Department rules prohibiting taxpayer funding of foreign NGOs promoting abortion or gender ideology. The bishops claim these “Promoting Human Flourishing in Foreign Assistance” policies align with Catholic values while urging implementation that “recognizes the inherent dignity of every human person” without harming marginalized groups. The article quotes Thomas emphasizing opposition to “ideological colonization” through abortion funding.
