A 19th-century-style news report from the conciliar apparatus: twin earthquakes devastate Venezuela, killing over 160 people, and the “Archbishop” of Caracas, Raúl Biord Castillo, calls for “solidarity” and “comfort in God,” reducing the catastrophe to a natural phenomenon while ignoring the supernatural causes and the apostate state of the Church in Venezuela.
EWTN News portal reports on the U.S. government’s deployment of emergency response teams to Venezuela following devastating earthquakes on June 24, 2026. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the dispatch of search and rescue units from Fairfax County and Los Angeles, while the conciliar structures, including a figure occupying Peter’s throne, mobilize humanitarian aid and issue statements of solidarity. The article highlights the immediate physical destruction—collapsed buildings, damaged churches, and displaced populations—but remains silent on the supernatural dimension of the disaster, reducing the Church’s role to that of a secular humanitarian agency. This naturalistic approach, coupled with the invocation of a usurper pontiff as a source of spiritual authority, reveals the profound apostasy of the post-conciliar leadership, which has abandoned the true mission of saving souls in favor of temporal relief and diplomatic platitudes.
The Murder of a Faithful Priest Amidst the Silence of the Conciliar Church
The reported article from the OSV News portal (June 25, 2026) details the tragic killing of Fr. Youhanna Al-Amin, a priest o…
VaticanNews portal reports that on June 25, 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, known as “Pope” Leo XIV, received members of the Italian Swimming Federation at the Apostolic Palace. During this audience, he delivered a statement saturated with naturalistic humanism, declaring that “sport, when practiced well, is medicine for both body and spirit,” and that it integrates the human person toward values such as “commitment, solidarity, and honesty.” He further reduced the theological significance of water to a mere symbol of environmental harmony and a vague recollection of baptism, stating that “to live means learning to move in harmony with others and with the environment around us.” This address is not an isolated incident but a continuation of his June prayer intention for sports to promote peace and his recent letter *Life in Abundance* for the Winter Olympic Games. This address represents a quintessential example of the conciliar revolution’s reduction of the Faith to a humanitarian club, where the salvation of souls is eclipsed by the glorification of the physical form.
The EWTN News portal reports on a response to a recent school shooting in the Philippines, covering statements from Archbishop John Du and a parish priest. The coverage focuses on psychological consol…
EWTN News portal reports on a June 23–24 meeting at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome, organized by the Vatican’s Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue. The gathering, titled “Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Jains and Sikhs in Europe: Building Fraternity through Dialogue and Collaboration,” aimed to promote interreligious dialogue and cooperation across the continent. Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad, prefect of the dicastery, lamented that fraternity is often viewed as “a utopian idea” and described Europe as a “rich melting pot” of ethnic groups, languages, and religious traditions. The conference reaffirmed a shared commitment “to nurturing a culture of encounter and collaboration for the common good,” with participants expressing hope that such collaboration will inspire wider society. This event is not a gesture of goodwill but a formalization of the very religious indifferentism and apostasy that the pre-conciliar Church condemned as a mortal poison for the soul.
The article from EWTN News Vatican Bureau (June 25, 2026) reports on the upcoming English release of a book titled *Freedom Under Grace*, a collection of early writings by the occupant of the Apostolic See, Robert Francis Prevost, now known as “Pope” Leo XIV. The volume, originally published in Italian by the Vatican Publishing House, contains his homilies, speeches, and letters from his time as an Augustinian friar and prior general. The article presents this publication as a positive opportunity to understand the “foundation” of his spirituality, heavily emphasizing themes like “unity,” “servant leadership,” “social justice,” and “spiritual renewal.” **This publication is not a neutral event but a deliberate act of propaganda by the conciliar sect, designed to solidify the legitimacy of its usurper leader and indoctrinate the faithful with modernist social doctrine under the guise of Augustinian spirituality.**
National Catholic Register reports that the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas by the antipope Leo XIV is being used as a tool to shape U.S. policy on artificial intelligence. The article presents this intervention as a positive development, a voice of “reason and compassion” in a complex technological landscape. This collaboration between the structures occupying the Vatican and the American political class is not a defense of human dignity, but a manifestation of the post-conciliar church’s mission to establish a naturalistic, globalist order, bypassing the supernatural mission of the true Church. The focus on “guardrails” and “regulations” is a classic tactic of the Antichurch, which seeks to build a paradise on earth through bureaucratic control, while remaining silent on the true dangers to the soul: sin, heresy, and the loss of the true Faith.
The National Catholic Register reports on Bishop Aldo Berardi, “Apostolic Vicar” of Northern Arabia, who expressed hope for peace and pastoral care for migrant workers in the Gulf region. The interview focuses on geopolitical tensions, the suspension of liturgical activities, and the need for dialogue with Muslims. The entire discourse is steeped in naturalistic concerns, reducing the mission of the Church to humanitarian solidarity and social stability, while remaining dogmatically silent on the true supernatural ends of the Church’s existence and the absolute necessity of conversion to the one true Catholic Faith. The thesis of this analysis is that Bishop Berardi’s statements are a textbook example of the modernist reduction of the Church’s mission to a humanitarian NGO, stripping the Gospel of its divine mandate to convert souls and nations to Christ the King.
The EWTN News portal reports on the 800th anniversary of the chapels of Spain’s Toledo Cathedral, presenting it as a jubilee of “devotion, history, and art” at the primatial diocese. This article, saturated with the language of the conciliar sect, treats the cathedral as a museum of religious evolution and national heritage, while remaining silent on the true Catholic spirit that once animated such spaces. It reduces the sacred liturgy to cultural patrimony and glorifies figures who advanced the revolutionary agenda, all under the banner of a false reverence that masks the profound spiritual bankruptcy of post-Modernist “Catholicism.”
