The Conciliar Sect’s Educational Empire Expands While Catholic Institutions Collapse
The National Catholic Register reports on the expansion of St. Louis de Montfort Academy, a boarding school run by the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP), which inaugurated a four-level expansion of its main building on April 25, 2026, coinciding with the academy’s 30th anniversary. The event was headlined by Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke and Auxiliary Bishop William Waltersheid of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. The article also covers Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, praising the University of Nebraska’s creation of an ethics panel following a “drag Mass” staged by a doctoral student, Christendom College launching a Master’s for Public Policy program in partnership with the Heritage Foundation, and Anna Maria College in Paxton, Massachusetts, announcing its closure after 80 years due to “financial pressure.” The expansion of a school embedded within the conciliar apparatus, celebrated by cardinals and bishops of the post-conciliar sect, while authentically Catholic institutions like Anna Maria College shuttered by the Sisters of St. Anne collapse, is not a sign of health but of the terminal confusion that defines the Church of the New Advent.








