Spiritual Hunger or Sophisticated Recruitment? A Survey Exposes the Conciliar Sect’s Conversion Illusion
EWTN News (June 18, 2026) reports on a survey conducted by the Archdiocese of Chicago, titled “Why Are So Many People Becoming Catholic?”, which claims that “spiritual hunger” and “Church’s tradition” are the primary drivers for adult conversions to the Catholic Church in the United States. The survey, involving 2,127 respondents across 20 dioceses, highlights motivations such as a desire for “personal growth in goodness, inner peace, and an understanding of truth,” with 85% citing a desire to grow closer to God and 68% expressing attraction to the Church’s “sacred liturgy, prayer, ritual, and the sacraments.” However, this report, emanating from the heart of the post-conciliar apparatus, presents a deeply misleading narrative, masking the spiritual bankruptcy of the very institution it seeks to promote and fundamentally misrepresenting the nature of true conversion.



