Conciliar Sect’s Secular Sociology Masquerades as Pastoral Care for Demoralized Men
The National Catholic Register portal (August 5, 2026) reports on a study by the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) purporting to diagnose a crisis of loneliness, economic despair, and digital addiction among young American males, concluding with a plea for the conciliar sect’s “pastors” to foster “authentic friendships” and “digital sobriety” — a purely naturalistic, therapeutic framework that entirely omits the supernatural order, the reality of mortal sin, and the sole remedy: the Social Kingship of Christ the King and the salvific grace of His true Church.