Printed Books Cannot Save a Church That Has Abandoned the Faith
EWTN News reports that on May 7, 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” addressed employees of the Vatican Publishing House (Libreria Editrice Vaticana) on the occasion of its centenary. He urged Catholics to read printed books, claiming they “nourish the mind,” foster “critical sense,” guard against “fundamentalism and ideological shortcuts,” and serve as “an opportunity to proclaim Christ.” He invoked the “culture of encounter” taught by his predecessor Bergoglio, cited St. Paul VI’s 1976 exhortation to “look ahead,” and concluded with a cordial blessing. This address, far from being a harmless bibliophilic exhortation, is a masterclass in modernist evasion: it substitutes the printed word for the preached Word of God, cultural engagement for supernatural faith, and bureaucratic continuity for doctrinal fidelity, all while the conciliar sect continues its relentless march toward the total apostasy condemned by every true Pope before 1958.








