The National Catholic Register (EWTN) portal reports on the observance of “Prison Ministry Awareness Sunday” (July 26), featuring an interview with the conciliar “bishop” William Wack of Pensacola-Tallahassee and William Hall, coordinator for the Diocese of Arlington. The piece highlights the provision of “sacraments, mercy, and community” to inmates, emphasizing a ministry rooted in “listening,” “love,” and the corpora work of visiting prisoners per Matthew 25. “Bishop” Wack recounts a “wake-up call” letter from an inmate demanding “Communion” and the shepherd’s presence; Hall boasts of inmates raising $1,000 for an injured boy. The article concludes that prison ministry reveals a “large and profitable Christian community” and reminds volunteers of Christ’s words: “I was in prison, and you visited me.” This report exposes not the Church’s mission, but the conciliar sect’s substitution of supernatural salvation with naturalistic humanitarianism, administered by invalid ministers simulating sacraments that confer no grace, thereby confirming the apostasy of the post-conciliar hierarchy.