Antichurch’s Diplomatic Masquerade: The Usurper’s Dual Role as Head of State and False Vicar
The EWTN News portal reports on the dual capacity of the antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) as both “head of the Catholic Church” and “head of state of Vatican City,” citing the Lateran Treaty of 1929 and the concept of the “Holy See” as a sovereign entity under international law. The article frames this arrangement as guaranteeing the “libertas Ecclesiae” and enabling the “pope” to exercise a universal ministry free from coercion, quoting functionaries of the conciliar sect who reduce the Petrine office to a diplomatic immunity shield and a platform for Masonic “justice and fraternity.” This exposition reveals not the glory of the Papacy but the thorough naturalization of the primacy into a juridical fiction serving the paramasonic structures occupying the Vatican.