Conciliar Sect Launches Therapeutic Novena to Replace Supernatural Grace with Psychologized Humanism
The EWTN News portal reports that the “International Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers,” a structure operating within the conciliar sect, has launched two online courses — a one-hour “mental health literacy” module and a two-hour “Psychological First Aid” session — presented at the Vatican on October 10, the secular “World Mental Health Day.” The initiative is framed by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) as part of a year-round “National Catholic Mental Health Campaign,” featuring a novena with a “pray-learn-act” structure, “Mental Health Sunday,” and blessings for “mental health ministers.” The antipope Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) released a video on X urging prayer for this “urgent and ever-more-needed service,” citing World Health Organization statistics that one in seven people suffer mental disorders. This enterprise constitutes a formal substitution of the Church’s divine mission of salvation with a naturalistic, therapeutic humanitarianism, reducing the mystery of Redemption to the management of psychological distress.