Brazil’s “Divine Eternal Father” Pilgrimage: Masonic Naturalism Masquerading as Catholic Piety
EWTN News portal (via its Spanish-language arm ACI Prensa, translated by Diego López Marina) reports that over 4.2 million pilgrims flocked to the Basilica Shrine of the Divine Eternal Father in Trindade, Goiás, Brazil, from June 26 to July 5, 2026. The report details a ten-day “festival” culminating in a candlelight procession with an image of the “Divine Eternal Father” on a flower-decked cart, presided over by the conciliar “Archbishop” of Goiânia, João Justino. A pilgrim testifies to a miraculous healing; the “Archbishop” preaches a homily declaring, “We are not beloved children because we have been good; we are called to be good because we are beloved children.” The devotion originates from a private revelation—a medallion found by a peasant couple in the 1840s depicting the Holy Trinity crowning the Virgin Mary. This massive mobilization is not a triumph of the Faith, but a spectacular manifestation of the Masonic Paternité de Dieu deployed by the conciliar sect to anaesthetize the faithful with naturalistic sentimentalism, diverting them from the Social Reign of Christ the King and the necessity of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church for salvation.