Leo XIV’s Liturgical Heresy: Tradition as Mere Fuel for “Progress”
VaticanNews portal reports (May 27, 2026) that during his Wednesday General Audience, the usurper Robert Prevost, styling himself “Pope Leo XIV,” delivered a catechesis on the 1963 conciliar document *Sacrosanctum Concilium*, the first promulgated text of the Second Vatican Council. He emphasized the need for liturgical “progress” and “renewal” while simultaneously paying lip service to “preserving sound tradition.” He cited his predecessors—including the manifest heretics John Paul II and Benedict XVI—to argue that liturgy is a “living organism” that “grows, matures, develops, adapts,” and that “tradition and progress” must “merge.” He urged priests to uphold “respect for the texts and regulations of the liturgy” while remaining open to “legitimate progress,” and he framed this entire conciliar project as a “driving force for evangelization.” This address is not a mere administrative reflection; it is a systematic reaffirmation of the very principles that have destroyed the Catholic liturgy, reduced the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass to a Protestantized memorial meal, and opened the floodgates to every species of sacrilege, indifferentism, and apostasy that has consumed the structures occupying the Vatican since 1958.
