Conciliar Sect’s Humanitarian Crusade Against Divine Justice: The Anti-Death Penalty Protest as Apostasy from the Kingship of Christ
The National Catholic Reporter portal reports on a protest staged by the conciliar sect’s agents outside the U.S. Supreme Court marking the fiftieth anniversary of *Gregg v. Georgia*, the decision reinstating capital punishment. The article presents a tableau of interreligious collaboration—Jews, Protestants, and conciliar “Catholics” united in a “Starvin’ for Justice” fast—citing SueZann Bosler, Abraham Bonowitz, Art Laffin of the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker, Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy of Catholic Mobilizing Network, and Sr. Helen Prejean. They invoke “God commands us not to kill,” the “inviolability and dignity” of the person, racial disparities, and the risk of executing the innocent. The conciliar “pope” Francis’s 2018 catechetical novelty declaring the death penalty “inadmissible” is hailed as authoritative. The protest coincides with the nation’s 250th birthday, framing abolition as the fulfillment of American ideals. **This spectacle is not a witness to the Gospel but a manifestation of the conciliar sect’s apostasy: the substitution of the Social Reign of Christ the King with a naturalistic humanitarianism that denies the rights of God, the authority of the State derived from Him, and the very order of justice established by Divine Revelation.**