A Child’s Question Exposes the Bankruptcy of Conciliar Pastoral Theology
EWTN News reports on an encounter in Barcelona’s Raval neighborhood on June 10, 2026, where 6-year-old Renzo, a Peruvian migrant child living in poverty, asked Leo XIV: “Why do bad things happen to some people? And not to others? Whose fault is it? Why are there so many people living on the street? No one sees them, no one helps them.” The so-called pontiff responded with vague reassurances about God’s love, Jesus’ companionship, and eternal joy, while emphasizing social charity, forgiveness, and the loneliness of the elderly. The event was staged at a soup kitchen run by the Missionaries of Charity and the Mano Amiga Foundation, with the entire spectacle serving as a photo opportunity for the conciliar sect’s narrative of “touching human suffering” while remaining utterly silent on the supernatural causes of evil, the necessity of the Church’s true social teaching, and the apostasy that has rendered the post-conciliar institution incapable of answering even a child’s most fundamental theological question.