Conciliar Sect Advances Novelist’s Cause While True Canonizations Cease with Pius XII
The National Catholic Register, a propaganda organ of the EWTN network firmly embedded in the conciliar sect’s media apparatus, reports that the “canonization cause” for Norwegian novelist Sigrid Undset (1882–1949) is expected to open its diocesan phase this autumn. The article, authored by Kate Quiñones, presents Undset’s life — marked by atheism, conversion at age forty-two, and a literary output exploring medieval Catholic themes — as a model of sanctity for a “secular age.” It highlights her Nobel Prize, her unconventional personal habits (smoking, drinking, swearing), and recommends her works as spiritual reading. This maneuver is not an exercise of the Church’s infallible authority but a calculated public relations stunt by the paramasonic structure occupying the Vatican to manufacture relevance in a collapsing novus ordo establishment.