Liechtenstein Prince Upholds Natural Law While Conciliar Hierarchy Capitulates to Modernism
The National Catholic Register portal, operating under the EWTN News banner, reports that Liechtenstein’s Hereditary Prince Alois has vetoed a parliamentary bill legalizing abortion up to twelve weeks, invoking the protection of unborn life as a fundamental legal value. The Landtag passed the measure by a single vote, thirteen to twelve, while the conciliar “bishop” Benno Elbs, styled “apostolic administrator” of the occupied See of Vaduz, issued a tepid statement endorsing the status quo. The article crowns its narrative with a citation from the antipope John Paul II’s Evangelium Vitae, presenting the heretic Wojtyła as a legitimate authority. This episode exposes the grotesque inversion of the social order: a Catholic lay prince exercises the potestas regia to defend the natural law, while the conciliar hierarchy, stripped of supernatural mission, retreats into bureaucratic platitudes and invokes the magisterium of an apostate.