Antichurch

A giant digital screen in Rome displays Leo XIV's image to modern crowds while an old church ruins in background symbolize the decay of Tradition.
Antichurch

The Neo-Church Turns to Spectacle: Vatican Content on Commercial Digital Screens

Vatican News portal reports that the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See has entered into a commercial collaboration with the Italian digital platform “Selfiestreet” to broadcast official Vatican images and multimedia content on giant digital screens in prominent public locations across Rome and Milan, beginning on 17 May 2026. The initiative, described as bringing “the voice and activities of the Holy See to a wider audience through contemporary forms of digital communication,” is expected to expand to other Italian cities in the coming months. The collaboration builds on an earlier campaign during the 2025 Christmas season, when images of Leo XIV and Christmas messages were displayed near Saint Peter’s Basilica.

Antichurch

The Neo-Church Venerates a Heretic at a Masonic Shrine — On the Feast of the Fatima Deception

The National Catholic Register, citing Vatican News, EWTN, and ACI Prensa, reports that on May 13, 2026 — the anniversary of the so-called “apparitions” of Fatima and the assassination attempt against John Paul II — Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) stopped at the site in St. Peter’s Square where Karol Wojtyła was shot in 1981, knelt, touched the commemorative plaque, and prayed in silence. The article presents this gesture as an act of authentic Catholic piety, linking it to the Fatima cult and to the “Marian catechesis” delivered by the usurper during his general audience, in which he described Mary as “model of the Church” and “icon of the Mystery,” drawing on the conciliar document *Lumen Gentium*. The article frames the entire event within the Fatima narrative, including the claim that the Virgin Mary “guided the bullet” and saved Wojtyła’s life. This report is not merely a news item; it is a concentrated exhibition of the theological bankruptcy, historical fraud, and spiritual deception that define the post-conciliar sect occupying the Vatican.

Antichurch

The Paramasonic Stagecraft of “Holy See” Diplomacy

VaticanNews portal reports on May 13, 2026, that thirteen ambassadors accredited to the so-called “Holy See” were awarded the title of Knight or Dame Grand Cross of the Order of Pius IX, following two years of diplomatic service. The ceremony was held on the anniversary of the “Pope’s” election, with Archbishop Paolo Rudelli, Substitute for General Affairs at the Secretariat of State, presenting insignia and parchments. This spectacle of post-conciliar diplomatic pageantry, draped in the stolen vestments of Catholic tradition, reveals the utter spiritual bankruptcy of the neo-church’s paramasonic apparatus — an institution that has reduced the Church’s supernatural mission to the level of secular statecraft and Masonic ritualism.

Antichurch

Kidnapped Priest Released After Three Months — The Neo-Church’s Silence on Martyrdom and the Crisis of Faith in Nigeria

Vatican News portal reports the release of Fr. Nathaniel Asuwaye, a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan in Nigeria, who was abducted on February 7, 2026, from his parish residence in Kaduna State. The diocese issued a statement on May 12 expressing “deep gratitude to God” for his safe return after three months in captivity, noting that he is “in good spirits” and receiving medical care. The statement emphasized prayer, Marian devotions, and communal solidarity as instrumental in securing his release. However, the fate of ten parishioners kidnapped alongside him remains unknown, and at least two other Catholic priests are still held captive in Nigeria. The article frames the event within broader concerns over insecurity and criminality, calling for “stronger security measures” and “renewed efforts to protect human life.” Yet, from the perspective of integral Catholic faith, this narrative reveals not only the physical peril faced by clergy in regions plagued by violence but also the profound theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the post-conciliar Church’s response—or lack thereof—to persecution, martyrdom, and the supernatural dimensions of suffering.

Antichurch

Honoring a “Blessed” of the Conciliar Sect: The Hopko Commemoration Exposed

EWTN portal reports on a liturgical celebration in Hrabské, Slovakia, marking the 50th anniversary of the death of Vasiľ Hopko, a Greek Catholic bishop imprisoned and tortured under the communist regime in Czechoslovakia. The event, presided over by Metropolitan Archbishop Jonáš Maxim of Prešov and concelebrated by Bishop Kurt Burnette of the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic, was attended by hundreds of faithful, clergy, and religious. Hopko was beatified by John Paul II in 2003. The celebration, broadcast on Slovak public television, serves as yet another occasion for the post-conciliar structures to instrumentalize the memory of those who suffered under communism while remaining silent about the far greater spiritual catastrophe unfolding within the so-called “Church” itself.

Traditional Catholic priest celebrating Mass with cardinal in background symbolizing Vatican authority and defiance of SSPX.
Antichurch

SSPX Defiance of Vatican Usurpers Exposes the Bankruptcy of Conciliar Authority

National Catholic Register portal reports that Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, warned on May 13, 2026, that the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) faces excommunication for planning to consecrate bishops without the mandate of the usurper Leo XIV. The cardinal quoted from John Paul II’s *Ecclesia Dei* (1988), stating that such an act constitutes “a schismatic act” and that “formal adherence to schism constitutes a grave offense against God.” The SSPX, which exclusively celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass, confirmed its intention to proceed with illicit episcopal consecrations at Écône, Switzerland on July 1 — the anniversary of Archbishop Lefebvre’s 1988 consecrations. Cardinals Müller, Sarah, and Zen have urged the society to avoid schism. The conciliar apparatus now brandishes canonical threats against those who preserve the true Mass, while itself propagating heresies condemned by the perennial Magisterium.

Sedevacantist priest in St. Peter's Square reflecting on the spiritual ruin of the Church under John Paul II.
Antichurch

Fatima, the Shooting of John Paul II, and the Myth of Providence

On the 45th anniversary of the shooting of Karol Wojtyła in St. Peter’s Square, the National Register portal published a commentary by Grattan Brown, STD, director of mission at the so-called “Saint John Paul II National Shrine” in Washington, D.C. The article, saturated with the mythology of Fatima and the hagiography of a manifest heretic, presents the assassination attempt as a miracle of “Our Lady of Fatima” and frames Wojtyła’s survival as divine Providence at work — all while omitting the apostasy, heresy, and systemic destruction of the Faith that defined his 26-year pontificate. The commentary is a textbook example of how the conciliar sect weaponizes private revelations of dubious origin to legitimize the reign of modernism and obscure the true causes of the Church’s present ruin.

Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín in a Vatican office surrounded by charitable supplies, with a stark contrast between material aid and missing spiritual truth.
Antichurch

The Poor as “Compass”: How the Conciliar Sect Replaces the Gospel with Naturalistic Humanism

Vatican News portal reports on an interview with Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín, the new Prefect of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity (the former Apostolic Almonry), appointed by “Pope” Leo XIV. The article describes the activities of this Vatican office—from distributing apostolic blessings to running medical clinics and shelters for the homeless—and presents the archbishop’s vision of charity as the “center of Christian life,” where the poor are treated as the “face of Christ” who “evangelize us.” The article notes that the Almonry serves as an “emergency room of charity,” welcoming the marginalized and coordinating international aid to war-torn regions. Behind the veneer of philanthropy, however, lies a profound theological subversion: the reduction of the supernatural life of grace to mere social assistance, and the replacement of the true Church’s mission of saving souls with the conciliar sect’s agenda of humanistic solidarity.

Leo XIV kneels before a plaque in St. Peter's Square on May 13, 2026, marking the spot where John Paul II was shot. The image depicts the modernist idolatry of the conciliar sect.
Antichurch

Leo XIV’s Fatima Devotion Exposes the Conciliar Sect’s Marian Idolatry and Historical Fabrications

EWTN News reports that on May 13, 2026 — the anniversary of the alleged Fátima apparitions — the antipope Leo XIV halted his “popemobile” in St. Peter’s Square to kneel and venerate a plaque marking the spot where the apostate John Paul II was shot in 1981. The usurper dedicated his “catechesis” to “the Virgin Mary, model of the Church,” drawing upon the modernist Marian theology of the Second Vatican Council’s *Lumen Gentium*. He presented Mary as “a preeminent and singular member of the Church, and as its type and excellent example in faith and charity,” and invited the faithful to ask her “to help me be a faithful disciple of her son.” The article further propagates the myth that John Paul II credited “Our Lady of Fátima” with saving his life, and uncritically repeats the conciliar narrative of his “Totus Tuus” consecrations. This entire spectacle is a masterclass in the conciliar sect’s strategy of using counterfeit Marian piety to legitimize its apostate structures and to perpetuate the greatest psychological operation against the Church in modern history.

Scroll to Top
Antichurch.org
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.