The “Pier of Shame”: A Stage for the Neo-Church’s Idolatry of Man
EWTN News reports that “Pope” Leo XIV is scheduled to visit the port of Arguineguín on Gran Canaria Island, Spain, on June 11. This location, dubbed the “pier of shame,” was the site of a major migrant influx in 2020, where over 2,600 people were held in “inhumane conditions.” The visit aims to “highlight the plight of migrants” and the “Christian duty to help them,” featuring testimonies from migrants, a floral wreath cast into the sea for victims, and the blessing of an image of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and a cross made from migrant boat wood. Father Adrián Sosa Nuez, a local priest, described the 2020 crisis as a “major traumatic experience” and recalled how “Pope Francis had recently published Fratelli Tutti, and it was truly providential. It helped us greatly in raising awareness across all social strata that, as Christians, not everything is negotiable and that we had a duty to help these people.” The article also mentions Caritas’s extensive work in assisting migrants, stepping in “when government assistance fails to reach them.” This entire spectacle is a calculated move by the conciliar sect to advance its naturalist humanitarian agenda, displacing the true Gospel of salvation with a gospel of social work and borderless compassion, all while ignoring the spiritual ruin of nations and the eternal souls of men.






