Beatification of a “Social Worker” Priest Exposes Conciliar Apostasy
Vatican News portal (February 7, 2026) reports the beatification of Salvador Valera Parra, a 19th-century Spanish priest, presided over by Marcello Semeraro. The article emphasizes Valera’s social work during epidemics and civil unrest, his sharing of material goods, and a purported miraculous healing of an infant in 2007 approved by “Pope” Leo XIV. Cardinal Semeraro’s homily describes Valera as embodying “the scent of Christ” through service, quoting antipope Bergoglio’s concept of being “good perfume” in the world. The bishops of Almería, Cartagena, and Getafe authored a pastoral letter praising Valera’s “life dedicated to others.” This spectacle epitomizes the conciliar sect’s replacement of sacramental priesthood with humanitarian activism.




