The “Shepherd” Who Guided the People of God Into the Abyss of Modernism
EWTN News reports that on June 18, 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, known as “Pope” Leo XIV, presided over the funeral rites in St. Peter’s Basilica for Cardinal Camillo Ruini, whom he praised as a humble servant who “knew how to guide the people of God.” The article, originally published by ACI Stampa and translated by EWTN News, recounts how Leo XIV extolled Ruini’s “Cultural Project,” his “active and dialoguing presence” in both ecclesiastical and secular spheres, his service under “St.” Paul VI and especially “St.” John Paul II, and his episcopal motto: “The truth will set us free.” The “pontiff” cited Ruini’s spiritual testament, in which the cardinal expressed hope that he had acted “not for personal interests but for the goals that were entrusted to me,” and reflected on St. Paul’s words that nothing “will be able to separate us from the love of God.” The article also references a related piece describing Ruini as “John Paul II’s chief strategist in Italy” and “architect of the Italian Church’s ‘cultural project,'” who “led high-stakes fights over life, family, and secularism while seeking to re-anchor Catholic witness in national culture.” This funeral homily is not merely a tribute to a deceased prelate; it is a concentrated manifesto of everything that has destroyed the Catholic Church from within — a eulogy for one of the principal architects of the conciliar revolution, delivered by the current occupant of the Vatican’s throne of lies.

