The Usurper on the World Stage: Exposing the Anti-Church’s Diplomatic Apostasy
EWTN News portal reports on the diplomatic activities of the conciliar sect’s figureheads, focusing on Robert Prevost (“Pope” Leo XIV) becoming the first antipope to address the Spanish Parliament. The article traces a lineage of such addresses from Paul VI onward, framing these speeches as opportunities for the “pope” to “challenge leaders on life, economics, and migration.” It highlights Paul VI’s 1965 UN address (“Never again war”), John Paul II’s focus on human rights, Benedict XVI’s warnings about marginalizing religion, and Francis’ advocacy for migrant care and abolition of the death penalty. The piece concludes by noting Leo XIV’s call to defend human dignity and protect life “from conception to its natural end.” This article is a masterclass in modernist omission, reducing the Church’s divine mission to secular humanitarianism while ignoring the apostasy that renders these addresses spiritually void.


