The Usurper’s Empty Words: Leo XIV Preaches a God Without Justice at Cameroonian Orphanage
EWTN News reports that on April 15, 2026, the usurper Robert Prevost, known as “Pope Leo XIV,” visited the Ngul Zamba Orphanage in Yaoundé, Cameroon, where he delivered a message centered on the theme of God’s presence in suffering. The article, based on a report from ACI Stampa, describes the scene: children singing, the “pope” smiling and applauding, and his subsequent address to the children and staff. He told the orphaned and abandoned children, “Wherever there is misery, suffering, or injustice, God is present,” and assured them that they are “bearers of a promise.” He praised the staff, stating, “Your patience reflects the face of divine mercy,” and concluded by entrusting everyone to the care of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The entire event, as presented, is a masterclass in modernist sentimentality, a public relations exercise devoid of the supernatural substance of the Catholic Faith. It is a performance designed to project an image of a benevolent, caring “Church” while systematically omitting the very truths that would give such words any lasting weight or efficacy. This is not the action of the true Church of Christ; it is the theater of the conciliar sect, a paramasonic structure that has long since abandoned its divine mission to preach the whole truth and save souls.
