Conciliar Press Reduces St. Mark’s Gospel to Cultural Artifact in Europeanist Spectacle
The ncregister.com portal reports on an exhibition in Aquileia reuniting three fragments of the sixth-century Codex Forojuliensis, a Gospel manuscript venerated in the Middle Ages as the autograph of St. Mark. The article details the codex’s political odyssey—from Ravenna to Aquileia, seized by Emperor Charles IV, captured by Venice—and its function as a *Liber Vitae* recording over 1,500 names. Curators and guides from the conciliar sect’s media apparatus (EWTN, Aci Prensa) frame the reunion as a celebration of shared European identity, reducing the sacred text to a cultural trophy and the Church’s mission to a naturalistic narrative of continental unity.