Westminster’s ‘Sweet Spot’: Conciliar Sect’s Modernist Delusion in England
The National Catholic Register, organ of the EWTN media empire, publishes an interview with Richard Moth, the conciliar “archbishop” of Westminster installed in February 2026. The piece, conducted by Edward Pentin, presents Moth’s vision of a “sweet spot” for evangelization in England, addressing migration, assisted suicide, the Traditional Latin Mass under Traditionis Custodes, and the scandal of “Prime Minister” Andy Burnham, a self-declared Catholic who publicly rejects the Church’s teaching on marriage and abortion. Moth speaks of a “quiet revival,” praises “exceptionally good” relations with Muslims, defends the Missa Normativa as capable of transcendence, and advocates a “subtle” approach to persecuted Christians. The article epitomizes the conciliar sect’s delusion: it mistakes naturalistic optimism for supernatural grace, humanistic dialogue for the Church’s divine mandate, and the Novus Ordo service for the Unbloody Sacrifice of Calvary.