Conciliar Cardinal Baptizes TikTok Vanity as Christian Apostolate
The ncregister.com portal reports that the conciliar “archbishop” of Santiago, Chile, Fernando Chomali, has appropriated the juvenile internet slang “aura farming” — defined by Merriam-Webster as “the act of doing something to look cool, impressive, stylish” — to rebrand the Christian life as a quest for social media validation. Chomali declares this digital narcissism a “desperate cry” to be “seen, heard, valued,” and proposes that the “best way to aura farm is to approach life with hope and joy,” reducing the imitatio Christi to a therapeutic technique for “building a more just country.” He caps this grotesquerie by praising a Franciscan soup kitchen as “Purely aura farming with Christ.” This spectacle confirms that the conciliar hierarchy has definitively abandoned the regnum Christi for the regnum hominis, substituting the Cross for the camera.