Nigeria Massacre Exposes Conciliar Sect’s Impotence Before Islamic Onslaught
EWTN News portal reports on two violent attacks against its structures in Nigeria within one week: the machete murder of a conciliar “priest,” Father Samuel Opeyemi Oyetoro, in Kogi State on July 29, and the armed invasion of a Novus Ordo assembly in Enugu State on August 2, resulting in the kidnapping of a “seminarian,” a “catechist,” and a layman. The report, sourced from the conciliar propaganda agency Fides, frames these atrocities as a test of “firm faith in the resurrection” while the local “bishop” and a Muslim governor exchange bureaucratic condemnations. The article reveals the total bankruptcy of the post-conciliar establishment: unable to protect its own ministers, silent on the Social Kingship of Christ, and reduced to chronicling its own demolition while the Nigerian state—officially secular, effectively Islamized—presides over the slaughter.