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Cameroon: The Conciliar Sect as Naturalistic NGO

ACI Africa (ewtnnews.com) reports on the Catholic Church in Cameroon ahead of the April 2026 visit by the current occupant of the Vatican, “Pope Leo XIV.” The article presents a purely sociological profile: demographics, institutional infrastructure, social services, and political engagement. It celebrates scale, influence, and “responsibility,” framing the Church as a central stakeholder in national life. The analysis omits any reference to supernatural doctrine, the state of grace, the Sacraments, or the absolute primacy of the salvation of souls. It treats the post-conciliar ecclesial structure as a given, ignoring its origin in the apostasy of Vatican II. The article’s thesis is that the Church’s value lies in its social footprint and political voice, not in its divine mission to teach all nations and baptize them. This reveals the complete theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the conciliar revolution: the Church reduced to a naturalistic humanist organization.

A Catholic priest in traditional vestments holding a crucifix before a protest sign against FDA abortion policy in a solemn church interior.
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FDA Abortion Policy: Secularist Rebellion Against Christ the King

The cited EWTN News article reports on an Ethics and Public Policy Center study finding increased serious adverse events for women following the FDA’s removal of in-person requirements for chemical abortion drugs, particularly highlighting dangers like undiagnosed ectopic pregnancies. It features pro-life leaders condemning the policy as a public health crisis and calling for reinstatement of safeguards, while noting political divisions over the issue. The article frames the problem primarily in terms of women’s health risks and political strategy, omitting any supernatural or doctrinal condemnation of abortion as a mortal sin crying out for divine vengeance.

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