Conciliar Bishops Reduce Divine Law to Parliamentary Pragmatism in Assisted Suicide Debate
The Vatican News portal reports that the “bishops” of England and Wales — specifically the “Archbishop” of Liverpool John Sherrington, the “Bishop” of Portsmouth Philip Egan, and the “Bishop” of Hexham and Newcastle Stephen Wright — have issued statements opposing the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill scheduled for its second reading in the House of Commons on 11 September 2026. These prelates of the conciliar sect describe the legislation as “flawed and dangerous,” “dangerously flawed,” and a “bad Bill,” citing insufficient safeguards for the vulnerable, risks to conscientious objection, and potential damage to palliative care. The “Archbishop” Sherrington urges “all people of goodwill” to contact their MPs via an online form. This spectacle of conciliar “bishops” lobbying a Masonic parliament using the language of secular humanism and “human rights” exposes the total capitulation of the neo-church to the civil order and its abandonment of the regnum Christi (reign of Christ) over society.