Antichurch

Antichurch

Two Nuns’ Return to the Conciliar Sect Exposes Apostasy

Leave a Comment / Antichurch /

The EWTN News article reports that two Spanish nuns, excommunicated for adhering to a sedevacantist position (correctly identifying the post-Pius XII Vatican as a “conciliar Church” void of legitimate authority), have been “received back into the Catholic Church” by a modern-day archbishop. This narrative, dripping with the naturalistic and mercantile language of the New Advent, is not a story of repentance but a stark illustration of the theological and spiritual bankruptcy of the entire conciliar system. It presents a false dichotomy between two schismatic positions—one sedevacantist, one conciliar—while pretending the latter is the “Catholic Church.” The article’s very framework is a masterpiece of deception, omitting the supernatural essence of the Church, the nature of jurisdiction, and the non-negotiable requirement of submission to the immutable Magisterium.

Antichurch

AI Ethics Dialogue Peddles Naturalism Under “Catholic” Banner

Leave a Comment / Antichurch /

The cited article from EWTN News (February 23, 2026) reports on a dialogue in Brussels organized by the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) and European Future Talks. It quotes “Pope Leo XIV” using a tablet and features statements from COMECE adviser Friederike Ladenburger and Professor Philip McDonagh. The core warning is that faith-based voices risk marginalization as AI governance is shaped by “technical, commercial, and regulatory actors” alone. The article promotes ongoing dialogue, references the EU AI Act’s “high-risk” classifications, and aligns the initiative with the Vatican’s “Rome Call for AI Ethics” and the document *Antiqua et Nova*. It frames the ethical challenge in terms of “human dignity,” “democracy,” and “peace,” presenting the conciliar structures as legitimate partners for EU institutions under Article 17 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. The underlying thesis is that the post-conciliar Church must assert its voice in the secular forum to prevent a purely technocratic AI future.

Antichurch

Assisi Relic Spectacle: Modernist Sect’s Naturalistic Piety

Leave a Comment / Antichurch /

The cited article from EWTN News reports on the public display of St. Francis of Assisi’s skeletal remains in the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, Italy, from February 22 to March 22, 2026, marking the 800th anniversary of the saint’s death. It describes a highly organized event with QR code reservations, allowing approximately 750 people every 30 minutes to view the bones in a glass case. Pilgrims are portrayed as experiencing deep emotion, tranquility, and a sense of connection to the saint. The new Bishop of Assisi, Felice Accrocca, and the Franciscan friars frame the event as a historic opportunity for reflection and encounter, emphasizing St. Francis’s conformity to Christ and the message of his faith in the resurrection. The article concludes that the event successfully facilitates a personal, affective devotion without any reference to doctrinal boundaries, sacramental life, or the legitimacy of the ecclesiastical authorities organizing it. **This event represents a profound reduction of Catholic relic veneration to a naturalistic, sentiment-driven spectacle orchestrated by a modernist sect, utterly divorced from the supernatural ends and hierarchical context of the true Catholic Church.**

Antichurch

Neo-Church Prelate Trivializes Lent as Digital Detox, Ignores Christ’s Kingship

Leave a Comment / Antichurch /

EWTN News reports that Robert Prevost, acting as “Pope Leo XIV,” urged Catholics to switch off smartphones during Lent to create “space for silence” and prayer, while also calling for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. The article presents this as a pastoral exhortation, but from the perspective of integral Catholic faith, it is a stark manifestation of the post-conciliar apostasy—a reduction of the penitential season to a therapeutic, naturalistic self-help regimen that utterly omits the supernatural realities of sin, satisfaction, and the public reign of Christ the King.

Antichurch

Modernist Antipope Redefines Freedom as Pelagian Self-Giving

Leave a Comment / Antichurch /

The article reports that antipope Leo XIV, during a Lenten parish visit in Rome on February 22, 2026, delivered a homily redefining Christian freedom as an autonomous “yes to God” centered on self-giving love, while urging the parish to be a sign of charity amid social contrasts. He interpreted the Genesis account not as a prohibition but as an invitation to recognize the Creator’s otherness, contrasted the serpent’s illusion of autonomy with Christ’s “new man” who fulfills freedom through obedience, and presented baptism as an inner voice liberating liberty for love of neighbor. The address omitted any reference to sin, divine judgment, the necessity of sacramental grace for salvation, or the social reign of Christ the King, instead framing the Church’s mission as naturalistic humanitarianism within a secularized context.

Scroll to Top
Antichurch.org
Powered by  GDPR Cookie Compliance
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.