EWTN Glorifies Pseudo-Saint Teresa: Antipope’s Canonization Factory Manufactures Idolatry
EWTN News portal reports on the tenth anniversary of the alleged “canonization” of Mother Teresa of Calcutta by the antipope Francis (Jorge Bergoglio), presenting a hagiographic listicle of “lesser-known facts” designed to sentimentalize the faithful into accepting the neo-church’s latest idol. The article, authored by Francesca Pollio Fenton, recounts the Albanian nun’s biography — her Loreto origins, her “call within a call,” the founding of the Missionaries of Charity, the Nobel Peace Prize, and her much-touted “spiritual darkness” — all framed within the celebratory lexicon of the conciliar sect. This exercise in neo-church myth-making exposes the total substitution of the Catholic cult of saints, rooted in the objective glory of God and the infallible authority of the true Papacy, with a purely naturalistic, anthropocentric cult of humanitarian celebrity.