Antipope Leo XIV Packs International Theological Commission with Notre Dame Modernists and Ecumenists
The National Catholic Register (NCR), mouthpiece of the conciliar establishment, reports on October 19, 2026, that the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope” Leo XIV, has appointed twenty-four new members to the so-called International Theological Commission (ITC), the advisory body of the “Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.” Among the appointees are “Fr.” Khaled Anatolios, a married Melkite priest and professor at the University of Notre Dame, and Boyd Coolman, professor at Boston College. The article highlights a broader pattern of Prevost stacking Roman dicasteries with Notre Dame academics—”Fr.” Daniel Groody, “Fr.” Emmanuel Katongole, Clemens Sedmak, and trustee Kathryn Koch to the “Dicastery for Integral Human Development”—and notes the awarding of the 2026 Ratzinger Prize to Notre Dame patristic scholar John Cavadini. This personnel shuffle reveals not a renewal of orthodoxy, but the deliberate consolidation of the Modernist revolution by its current chief architect, installing certified agents of ecumenism, naturalism, and the “hermeneutic of rupture” into the very organs designed to simulate magisterial authority.