Conciliar Cardinal Vindicated by Secular Court: Theatrical Justice in the Neo-Church
Vatican News portal reports that the Quebec Superior Court has ruled in favor of “Cardinal” Marc Ouellet, Prefect Emeritus of the “Dicastery for Bishops,” in a defamation suit against Paméla Groleau, who accused him of sexual assault in the context of a class action against the Archdiocese of Quebec. The court awarded $100,000 in damages, which Ouellet pledged to donate to organizations combating sexual abuse of Indigenous peoples. Antipope Francis had previously commissioned a “preliminary investigation” by “Jesuit” Jacques Servais, which found no grounds for a canonical probe. This secular legal victory for a high-ranking operative of the conciliar sect exposes the complete substitution of divine justice by human tribunals and the theatrical nature of the neo-church’s self-justification.