Leo XIV Praises Jérôme Lejeune While the Conciliar Sect Abandons the Defense of Life
Vatican News portal reports that on June 22, 2026, the centenary of the birth of Jérôme Lejeune, the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) received members of the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation, praising the French geneticist as a “defender of life and human dignity” and urging the faithful to be “committed witnesses in society, at the service of the constant pursuit of the common good.” The article presents Lejeune as a model of the harmony between science and faith, a man who “denounced chromosomal racism” and “the violation of the Hippocratic oath.” Yet beneath this veneer of pro-life rhetoric lies the same fundamental contradiction that has defined the conciliar sect since its inception: the systematic abandonment of the Church’s supernatural mission in favor of naturalistic humanitarianism, all while occupying the structures of the true Church without possessing her authority.


