Vatican Automates Arizona Telescope for Jesuit Students: A Symptomatic Glimpse into the Conciliar Sect’s Naturalistic Obsession
EWTN News reports that the Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope (VATT) in Arizona has been automated for remote use by Jesuit university students, funded by donations from the Thomas Lord Charitable Trust and Kim Bepler. The article celebrates this as a step forward for scientific research and collaboration between the Vatican Observatory and Jesuit institutions worldwide. While the article presents this as a benign scientific advancement, a deeper analysis reveals it as yet another manifestation of the post-conciliar sect’s obsession with naturalistic pursuits, its subservience to secular scientific paradigms, and its systematic neglect of the supernatural mission of the Church. This automation project, far from being a neutral scientific endeavor, is symptomatic of the conciliar revolution’s shift from the supernatural to the natural, from the salvation of souls to the advancement of human knowledge, and from the reign of Christ the King to the reign of secular progress.


