Hong Kong: Conciliar Sect’s Capitulation to Communism Unmasked by State Harassment
The Pillar portal (August 21, 2026) reports the conviction of two civil rights advocates, Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan, for “incitement to subversion” under Hong Kong’s National Security Law, stemming from a 2021 prayer vigil commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre. Simultaneously, it details the detention of “auxiliary bishop” Joseph Ha Chi-shing by immigration authorities and reveals that “Cardinal” Stephen Chow, S.J., during the June 2026 ad limina visit, denounced “Cardinal” Joseph Zen and “Archbishop” Savio Hon Tai-Fai to “Cardinal” Pietro Parolin for allegedly undermining the “Sino-Vatican protocol.” The article portrays a “Church” hierarchy caught between a totalitarian state and a dwindling “pro-democracy” laity. This report inadvertently exposes the conciliar sect not as a persecuted Bride of Christ, but as a willing instrument of the Masonic-Communist world order, having traded the Kingship of Christ for a seat at the table of the Antichrist.