Dubious Martyrdom Claims and Conciliar Sect’s Canonization Farce
The VaticanNews portal (February 4, 2026) reports on the Diocese of Dipolog’s commemoration of Francesco Palliola, a 17th-century Neapolitan Jesuit killed in Mindanao. The article celebrates “positive developments” in his canonization process under the current Vatican regime, noting that five of six historians approved the Positio Historica for his cause. Bishop Severo Caermare presided over a Mass attended by Jesuit clergy and local conciliar sect members, with claims of Palliola dying “motivated by hatred of the faith.” This theatrical display exemplifies the post-conciliar sect’s systematic destruction of authentic hagiography through naturalistic historiography and invalid sacramental gestures.