EWTN News reports that John Prevost, brother of the antipope Leo XIV, was targeted by a hoax bomb threat at his home in New Lenox, Illinois. The incident, occurring amid escalating tensions between the White House and the Vatican, underscores the profound spiritual and moral bankruptcy of the post-conciliar structures and their entanglement with worldly powers.
EWTN News reports that on April 16, 2026, the usurper Leo XIV celebrated a “Mass” at Bamenda International Airport in Cameroon before 20,000 people, delivering a homily focused on “peace,” “reconciliation,” and “change” while urging obedience to God over “earthly ways of thinking.” The event, framed as a spiritual uplift for a region plagued by poverty, corruption, and violence, concluded with Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya pledging filial loyalty to the antipope and expressing confidence that “the peace you have come to pray for shall return.” This spectacle, however, is not a remedy for Cameroon’s ills but a masterclass in modernist evasion, reducing the supernatural mission of the Church to naturalistic humanism and offering a “peace” devoid of the Kingship of Christ, the necessity of conversion to the Catholic Faith, and the uncompromising demands of the Gospel.
VaticanNews portal reports that on 16 April 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, known as “Pope” Leo XIV, celebrated a “Mass” in Bamenda, Cameroon, before approximately 20,000 people. In his homily, he addressed the Anglophone crisis, poverty, corruption, and migration, urging the faithful to “obey God, not human beings” and to build peace and reconciliation based on the “dignity of every person” and “fundamental rights.” He warned against mixing faith with “esoteric or Gnostic beliefs” and called for transformation through God’s Word. The entire discourse, however, is a masterclass in modernist equivocation, naturalistic humanism, and the systematic evasion of the supernatural mission of the Catholic Church, all hallmarks of the conciliar sect’s apostate ideology.
The National Catholic Register, citing CNA and EWTN, reports that on April 16, 2026, the usurper Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) addressed an interreligious “peace gathering” at St. Joseph Cathedral in Bamenda, Cameroon, urging Christians and Muslims to “heal wounds of conflict” together. The event featured testimonies from Catholics, Protestants, and Muslims, including an imam. The usurper praised “interreligious solidarity,” called for “true conversion” away from war, and released doves as a “sign of peace.” He stated: “Peace is not something we must invent: It is something we must embrace by accepting our neighbor as our brother and as our sister.” The article presents this as a pastoral triumph, omitting any mention of Catholic doctrine on the exclusive salvific mission of the Church, the errors of Islam, or the duty of states to recognize Christ the King.
The National Catholic Register reports on Mark Harrington, a former investment banker and FOCUS missionary, who created a “Finance Bootcamp” for graduating seniors at the University of Colorado Boulder’s St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center. The three-hour workshop covers budgeting, debt strategy, 401(k)s, and tithing, aiming to alleviate Gen Z’s financial anxiety and empower them to give generously. Harrington, now developing a platform called Pilgrim Finance, argues that “financial formation is a precondition for vocational freedom.” While the initiative addresses a real-world need, its entire framework is built on the shifting sands of naturalistic humanism, conspicuously devoid of the supernatural principles that must govern every aspect of a Catholic’s life, especially the stewardship of material goods.
VaticanNews portal reports on a message from the antipope Leo XIV, signed by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, addressed to the Second National Meeting of Local Representatives for the Protection of Minors and Vulnerable Adults, organized by the Italian Bishops’ Conference. The message, cloaked in the language of “authentic care,” “dignity,” and “evangelical conversion,” pledges the conciliar sect’s commitment to “better protect minors and vulnerable adults.” Yet beneath this veneer of concern lies a profound theological and spiritual bankruptcy, a refusal to address the root causes of the crisis, and a continuation of the very modernist errors that have facilitated the moral collapse within the structures occupying the Vatican.
EWTN News reports that the usurper Leo XIV, during his visit to Bamenda, Cameroon, urged Christians and Muslims to jointly heal the wounds of conflict, praising interreligious solidarity and calling for a “true conversion” away from war. The event, held at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, included testimonies from Catholics, Protestants, and Muslims, with the usurper emphasizing peace and fraternity while conspicuously omitting the necessity of conversion to the Catholic Faith as the sole path to salvation. This gathering is yet another manifestation of the post-conciliar apostasy, where the occupant of the Vatican promotes religious indifferentism and naturalistic humanism, betraying the immutable teaching of the Church that there is no true peace outside of Christ and His Church.
The National Catholic Register reports that in 2027, a series of celebrations marking the centenary of the birth of Joseph Ratzinger — the man who reigned as antipope Benedict XVI — will be held across four continents, coordinated by the Joseph Ratzinger-Benedict XVI Vatican Foundation. Events are planned in Rome, the United States, India, Colombia, Kenya, Hungary, France, and Spain, including academic conferences, the publication of his collected works, and the unveiling of a statue in his honor. Father Roberto Regoli, president of the foundation, stated that the centenary is “an opportunity to fully present his thought and his approach to reality as significant contributions to the current ecclesial and cultural debate,” highlighting Ratzinger’s “interpretation of the Second Vatican Council” and “the personal experience of Christ, which becomes the key to all branches of theology.” This global campaign to venerate one of the principal architects of the conciliar apostasy is not merely an exercise in historical memory — it is a deliberate act of ideological consolidation by the neo-church, designed to canonize the very theological errors that have brought about the ruin of the Mystical Body of Christ.
The National Catholic Register reports that on April 15, 2026, the individual occupying the Vatican under the name “Pope Leo XIV” (Robert Prevost) arrived in Yaoundé, Cameroon, launching a three-day visit during which he addressed civic authorities and the diplomatic corps at the presidential palace. He described Cameroonian youth as the nation’s “greatest asset,” called for investment in education and entrepreneurship to curb emigration and social ills, praised the country’s cultural and linguistic diversity as “a treasure,” advocated interreligious dialogue as a tool for peace, and presented himself “as a shepherd and as a servant of dialogue, fraternity, and peace.” The entire performance is a masterclass in naturalistic diplomacy devoid of any supernatural content — a diplomatic courtesy call dressed in the stolen garments of the papacy, revealing the complete theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the conciliar usurpation.
VaticanNews portal reports on the visit of the usurper Robert Prevost, who styles himself “Pope Leo XIV,” to Bamenda, Cameroon, where he presided over a “Meeting of Peace” amid an ongoing separatist conflict. The event featured testimonies from a Catholic archbishop, a Protestant minister, an imam, a religious sister, and a displaced family. Prevost’s discourse centered on denouncing “masters of war,” lamenting the cost of weapons versus healing, calling for “human fraternity,” and quoting his predecessor Jorge Mario Bergoglio. The entire spectacle, a textbook exercise in the conciliar religion of “human fraternity” and naturalistic pacifism, is a grotesque parody of the Church’s true mission: the salvation of souls for eternal life through the preaching of Christ the King and His Gospel.
