The Eucharist Procession as Political Spectacle: Unmasking the Conciliar Sect’s Substitution of Worship for Revolution
Pillar Media portal reports on an article by Fr. Charles Trullols, director of the Catholic Information Center in Washington, D.C., dated June 5, 2026, in which he promotes a Eucharistic procession through the nation’s capital culminating at the Washington Monument, where he plans to “consecrate our country to the True Presence of the Body of Christ.” The article celebrates the “National Eucharistic Revival” launched by the conciliar sect in response to a 2019 Pew study showing that only 3 in 10 Catholics believed in the True Presence, and frames the growing attendance of young Americans at post-conciliar liturgies as a “spiritual awakening” coinciding with increased Eucharistic devotion. Fr. Trullols hails Pope Leo XIV’s Eucharistic processions in Rome and Madrid, lauds the multi-state Eucharistic pilgrimage from St. Augustine, Florida, to Philadelphia timed for July 4th, and declares that “America’s renewal begins with the Eucharist.” This article, dripping with the triumphalist naturalism of the conciliar revolution, exemplifies the systematic subordination of the supernatural order to the cult of man, the reduction of the Most Holy Sacrifice to a tool of civic religion, and the complete inversion of the Church’s mission from the salvation of souls to the consecration of liberal democracy.
