“Family Is Forever”: The Prevost Brothers’ Political Charade Exposes the Conciliar Sect’s Cowardice
The National Catholic Register reports on John Prevost, older brother of the current usurper of Peter’s throne, Leo XIV (Robert Prevost), describing how the three Prevost brothers—John, Leo, and Louis—maintain weekly phone calls while deliberately limiting political discussions due to their differing views. John Prevost told CNN’s Erin Burnett: “Families fight, but family is forever,” and explained that political topics “may come up” but neither brother will change the other’s opinion, “so why discuss it?” He also spoke of deepening faith amid death threats and a hoax bomb threat at his Illinois home, while praising his parents’ devotional life including Bible reading and family Rosary. This seemingly heartwarming anecdote of familial unity across political divides is, upon examination, a damning revelation of the conciliar sect’s fundamental refusal to confront error—a refusal that mirrors the very apostasy it was designed to perpetuate.


