Conciliar Hierarchs Prostrate Before Mosque: Apostasy of Religious Liberty in Armagh
The Vatican News portal reports that the “Catholic Archbishop of Armagh” Eamon Martin and the “Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh” John McDowell issued a joint statement condemning the placement of a replica mosque atop a bonfire in Northern Ireland. The two prelates—one a hierarch of the conciliar sect occupying the Vatican structures, the other a layman bearing the title of a schismatic Anglican “archbishop” whose orders were declared *irritus et irritus* (null and void) by Pope Leo XIII in *Apostolicae Curae*—denounce the act as “grossly offensive” and a violation of “freedom of religion.” Invoking the Parable of the Good Samaritan, they demand “respect, care for and love” for Muslims as neighbors, equating the defense of a mosque—a temple of a false religion denying the Most Holy Trinity and the Divinity of Christ—with the defense of Christian truth. They appeal to “democratic principles” and the “image of God” in every man to demand solidarity with the Muslim community. This joint declaration constitutes a formal act of apostasy from the Social Kingship of Christ the King and a formal adhesion to the condemned heresy of religious liberty, sealing the apostasy of the conciliar hierarchy in communion with the Anglican sect.