The “Just War” Debate Exposes the Bankruptcy of Conciliar Ecclesiology
EWTN News portal reports on a division among prominent U.S. Catholic clergy regarding the U.S.-Iran war, with Bishop Robert Barron claiming it is “not the role of the Church” to determine whether a particular war is just, while Father Gerald Murray defends the military action as just. This debate, far from being a mere policy disagreement, reveals the profound theological erosion within the conciliar sect, where the Church’s divinely instituted authority to teach and govern is surrendered to secular prudential judgment, and the supernatural mission is reduced to moralistic platitudes.









