Conciliar Clergy Reduce Anti-Christian Persecution to Human Rights Dialogue
The EWTN News portal reports that on August 14, 2026, conciliar “clergy” and Indigenous leaders in Bangladesh responded to a violent attack on the Garo village of Gazarikura in the Diocese of Mymensingh by urging civil authorities to protect families and pursue legal justice. The attack, allegedly perpetrated by Muslims from a neighboring village after a Muslim trader’s body was discovered, resulted in looting, vandalism, and the arrest of nineteen Garo Catholics. The “vicar general” Simon Hacha and “parish priest” Lawrence Ribeiro emphasized “peace,” “condolences” for the deceased Muslim, and the filing of a civil lawsuit for material losses totaling approximately $32,000. The response is a textbook example of the conciliar sect’s capitulation to secularism: the supernatural mission of the Church is entirely abandoned for a naturalistic discourse of “human rights,” “dialogue,” and “impartial investigation,” leaving the faithful exposed to the powers of darkness without the armor of God.