U.S. Exploits Conciliar Sect to Advance Secular Agenda in Cuba
EWTN News reports that the U.S. government will send $6 million in humanitarian aid to Cuba through the conciliar sect’s structures, bypassing the communist regime. The U.S. State Department claims this method prevents regime interference, with “Caritas Cuba” (the conciliar sect’s social arm) distributing aid alongside “Catholic Relief Services” and “Caritas Germany.” U.S. diplomat Mike Hammer met with conciliar figures Arturo González Amador and Juan de la Caridad García to coordinate efforts. The Christian Liberation Movement praised this as breaking “forced dependence” on the regime. This maneuver epitomizes the conciliar sect’s surrender to secular power and abandonment of its divine mission.
