Neo-Church ‘Safeguarding’ Report Unmasks Naturalist Apostasy in England
The Pillar portal reports on a 116-page indictment issued July 6, 2026, by the so-called “Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency” (CSSA), a bureaucratic appendage of the conciliar sect in England and Wales, which concludes that care for abuse victims remains a “postcode lottery” where “good practice is the exception.” The document, drawing on 12 dioceses, 32 religious life groups, and 39 survivor submissions, laments the failure to realize the “One Church” approach promised 25 years prior by the Nolan Report, even as “Archbishop” Richard Moth assumes temporary charge of the Diocese of Northampton following the charging of “Bishop” David Oakley with two counts of rape of a minor. The conciliar hierarchy responds with boilerplate apologies, promises of “continual review,” and assurances of “zero-tolerance policy” and cooperation with “statutory authorities.” This report is not a sign of reform but the definitive exposure of the conciliar sect’s total substitution of the supernatural order for a Masonic bureaucratic naturalism, proving that the gates of hell have prevailed against the visible structures occupying the Vatican since 1958.