Bishop Barron’s “One Nation Under God” — A Masterclass in Modernist Capitulation to Secular Democracy
EWTN News portal reports that Bishop Robert Barron, a prominent figure in the post-conciliar structures occupying the Vatican, spoke at a White House event on May 17, 2026, celebrating the phrase “one nation under God” ahead of America’s 250th anniversary. In his interview with Colm Flynn, Barron praised the religious roots of the United States, invoked Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, defended the First Amendment as an “eloquent balance,” encouraged Catholics in public office to bring “moral sensibility” without “imposing Catholicism,” described his role on the White House Religious Liberty Commission, addressed ICE detainees’ access to sacraments, criticized the president’s tone toward “the pope,” affirmed the just war tradition while deferring to civil authorities on prudential judgments, and called for “morally informed conversation” on immigration. This interview is a textbook example of the modernist bishop’s total capitulation to the secular liberal order, reducing the Catholic Faith to a private “moral sensibility” that may politely inform — but never govern — the public square, all while the abomination of desolation that is the conciliar sect masquerades as the Church of Christ.





