Conciliar Sect Reduces Pilgrimage to Profane Commerce: The “Religious Tourism” Heresy Exposed
The EWTN News portal, mouthpiece of the conciliar sect’s Spanish-language arm ACI Prensa, publishes a piece dated August 24, 2026, by Diego López Marina, trumpeting the “expert” analysis of Adrián Lomello, director for the Americas of the so-called “World Religious Tourism Network.” The article argues that the “Church” — meaning the post-conciliar structures occupying the Vatican — must aggressively promote “religious tourism” to harness its “full potential,” measured in hundreds of millions of pilgrims and billions of dollars. Lomello advocates for “market analysis,” “tourism products,” “social media presence,” “signage,” “good cuisine,” and coordination with civil authorities and businessmen to monetize shrines like Guadalupe, Aparecida, and Luján. He even invokes the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) with the slogan “Lift up your gaze” to sanctify this mercantile vision. This is not pastoral strategy; it is the definitive exposure of the conciliar sect’s apostasy: the reduction of the supernatural economy of salvation to a branch of the hospitality industry, the prostitution of the sacred for thirty pieces of silver, and the enthronement of Mammon in the very sanctuary.