Century of Apostasy: Antichurch’s China Deal Hands Christ’s Flock to Communist Wolves
The EWTN News portal reports on the centenary of Pope Pius XI’s consecration of six Chinese bishops in 1926, contrasting it with the current “provisional agreement” between the Holy See and Beijing, renewed in 2024 until 2028 under the usurper “Leo XIV” (Robert Prevost). The article cites “Cardinal” Parolin’s defense of the deal granting the “pope” final say, while critics like Nina Shea and Benedict Rogers expose the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) de facto control over episcopal appointments, the “Sinicization” of doctrine, and the decimation of the underground faithful. The piece highlights the transfer of Bishop Shen Bin by state authorities without Vatican consent, subsequently “regularized” by “Leo XIV,” and the recent consecration of “Father” Ignatius Ding Zuyao as the 19th state-approved bishop. This reportage, steeped in diplomatic euphemisms, masks the catastrophic reality: the conciliar sect has formally capitulated to an atheist totalitarian regime, delivering the Chinese faithful into schism and apostasy.