Antichurch

The EWTN News portal reports that HarperCollins Christian Publishing, a commercial subsidiary of the global media conglomerate News Corp, has launched “Harper Catholic,” a new imprint ostensibly to serve “Catholic readers, authors, booksellers, parishes, and organizations.” The venture is spearheaded by Kristi McDonald, a veteran of Ave Maria Press — an entity long associated with the Congregation of Holy Cross, a religious order thoroughly infected by the Modernist virus since the mid-twentieth century. The imprint builds upon the “success” of Catholic Bible Press, which peddles the corrupted New Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition and the New American Bible Revised Edition — translations born of the historical-critical method condemned by St. Pius X in Lamentabili Sane Exitu and Pascendi Dominici Gregis. McDonald speaks of a “Church that is growing and changing,” of “new converts,” “cultural engagement,” and “accessible, faithful, relevant, and intellectually substantial books.” This commercial enterprise, cloaked in the language of evangelization, is nothing less than the merchandising of the conciliar counterfeit, a capitalist exploitation of the novus ordo brand that confirms the complete identification of the post-conciliar sect with the spirit of the world.